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Kearny County, Kansas

Kearny County, Kansas produced 364 Mbbl (thousand barrels) of oil and 13.4 Bcf of natural gas in 2025. 1,670 producing wells tracked, 12 months to Jun 2026.

  • Third-largest gas-producing county in Kansas, 2025.
  • 11.2% of the natural gas produced in Kansas, 2025.
  • Natural gas production fell 6% in 2025 from 2024.
Well map of Kearny County, Kansas. The full map is further down this page.

Production

Kearny County, Kansas natural gas production (MMcf/d, grouped by when each well first produced)
  • filling in (est. · missed) . Hatching marks our estimate of the volume still to be filed. That estimate draws on our own production forecast. A check on the forecast behind this estimate measured a miss. It updates as filings arrive
  • estimated . Hatching marks our estimate. In the most recent months that is volume still to be filed. Past the divider it is our estimate of each whole month, built on any filings already in. Beyond the last filings it is our forecast.
Kearny County, Kansas natural gas production: million cubic feet per day, by first-production vintage filed in full 20406080 MMcf/d 2017201820192020202120222023202420252026 Nov 2016: 58.1 MMcf/d total Dec 2016: 56.8 MMcf/d total Jan 2017: 55.5 MMcf/d total Feb 2017: 56.5 MMcf/d total Mar 2017: 56.2 MMcf/d total Apr 2017: 55.7 MMcf/d total May 2017: 54.9 MMcf/d total Jun 2017: 57.5 MMcf/d total Jul 2017: 57.2 MMcf/d total Aug 2017: 56.5 MMcf/d total Sep 2017: 56.5 MMcf/d total Oct 2017: 55.4 MMcf/d total Nov 2017: 55.1 MMcf/d total Dec 2017: 53.8 MMcf/d total Jan 2018: 53.1 MMcf/d total Feb 2018: 54.2 MMcf/d total Mar 2018: 53.2 MMcf/d total Apr 2018: 53.4 MMcf/d total May 2018: 52.9 MMcf/d total Jun 2018: 47.4 MMcf/d total Jul 2018: 53.2 MMcf/d total Aug 2018: 51.8 MMcf/d total Sep 2018: 54.2 MMcf/d total Oct 2018: 52.6 MMcf/d total Nov 2018: 52.1 MMcf/d total Dec 2018: 47.9 MMcf/d total Jan 2019: 49.8 MMcf/d total Feb 2019: 49.1 MMcf/d total Mar 2019: 48.8 MMcf/d total Apr 2019: 50.3 MMcf/d total May 2019: 46.3 MMcf/d total Jun 2019: 52.5 MMcf/d total Jul 2019: 49.9 MMcf/d total Aug 2019: 50.2 MMcf/d total Sep 2019: 51.3 MMcf/d total Oct 2019: 46.8 MMcf/d total Nov 2019: 47.5 MMcf/d total Dec 2019: 49.7 MMcf/d total Jan 2020: 48.1 MMcf/d total Feb 2020: 47.8 MMcf/d total Mar 2020: 47.6 MMcf/d total Apr 2020: 47.5 MMcf/d total May 2020: 48.3 MMcf/d total Jun 2020: 47.6 MMcf/d total Jul 2020: 47.7 MMcf/d total Aug 2020: 47.8 MMcf/d total Sep 2020: 46.8 MMcf/d total Oct 2020: 46.9 MMcf/d total Nov 2020: 45.5 MMcf/d total Dec 2020: 45.3 MMcf/d total Jan 2021: 44 MMcf/d total Feb 2021: 38.9 MMcf/d total Mar 2021: 44.8 MMcf/d total Apr 2021: 44.5 MMcf/d total May 2021: 44.3 MMcf/d total Jun 2021: 45.5 MMcf/d total Jul 2021: 45.7 MMcf/d total Aug 2021: 46.1 MMcf/d total Sep 2021: 46.2 MMcf/d total Oct 2021: 45.7 MMcf/d total Nov 2021: 45.3 MMcf/d total Dec 2021: 44.5 MMcf/d total Jan 2022: 43.6 MMcf/d total Feb 2022: 42.5 MMcf/d total Mar 2022: 42.3 MMcf/d total Apr 2022: 43.8 MMcf/d total May 2022: 44.4 MMcf/d total Jun 2022: 44.2 MMcf/d total Jul 2022: 43.9 MMcf/d total Aug 2022: 44.6 MMcf/d total Sep 2022: 42.3 MMcf/d total Oct 2022: 44.2 MMcf/d total Nov 2022: 42.6 MMcf/d total Dec 2022: 40.4 MMcf/d total Jan 2023: 40.1 MMcf/d total Feb 2023: 40.8 MMcf/d total Mar 2023: 40.9 MMcf/d total Apr 2023: 41.6 MMcf/d total May 2023: 41.6 MMcf/d total Jun 2023: 39.8 MMcf/d total Jul 2023: 41.1 MMcf/d total Aug 2023: 41.2 MMcf/d total Sep 2023: 41.4 MMcf/d total Oct 2023: 41.8 MMcf/d total Nov 2023: 41.3 MMcf/d total Dec 2023: 40.9 MMcf/d total Jan 2024: 36.7 MMcf/d total Feb 2024: 40 MMcf/d total Mar 2024: 39.7 MMcf/d total Apr 2024: 39.6 MMcf/d total May 2024: 39.4 MMcf/d total Jun 2024: 39.9 MMcf/d total Jul 2024: 39.5 MMcf/d total Aug 2024: 38.6 MMcf/d total Sep 2024: 39.1 MMcf/d total Oct 2024: 38.5 MMcf/d total Nov 2024: 39.3 MMcf/d total Dec 2024: 38.6 MMcf/d total Jan 2025: 36.5 MMcf/d total Feb 2025: 34.7 MMcf/d total Mar 2025: 37.4 MMcf/d total Apr 2025: 35.6 MMcf/d total May 2025: 38.2 MMcf/d total Jun 2025: 36.8 MMcf/d total Jul 2025: 38.4 MMcf/d total Aug 2025: 37.7 MMcf/d total Sep 2025: 37.1 MMcf/d total Oct 2025: 37.9 MMcf/d total Nov 2025: 36.1 MMcf/d total Dec 2025: 35.6 MMcf/d total Jan 2026: 33.2 MMcf/d total Feb 2026: 35.7 MMcf/d total Mar 2026: 35.2 MMcf/d total Apr 2026: 34.7 MMcf/d total May 2026: ≈33.7 MMcf/d total (96% arrived, remainder estimated) Jun 2026: ≈36.1 MMcf/d total (95% arrived, remainder estimated) Jul 2026: ≈34.5 MMcf/d total (<1% arrived, remainder estimated) Aug 2026: ≈34.3 MMcf/d total (<1% arrived, remainder estimated) Sep 2026: ≈34.1 MMcf/d total (<1% arrived, remainder estimated) Oct 2026: ≈33.9 MMcf/d total (<1% arrived, remainder estimated)

In this view, hatching marks our estimate, and in the most recent months that is volume still to be filed. Past the divider, the chart continues only the bands it has drawn. Each band continues as our estimate, from any filings already in and then from our forecast, built by summing our per-well forecasts. The method behind each well is recorded with the forecast. The forward months cover existing wells only. How our methods work

All from what the source published. All held at well grain.

How the volume breaks down
  • 98.8% Reported by the official source by well
  • 1.2% Reported by the official source as a lease total, split across the lease's wells. The regional total shown is the reported number, to rounding.

Every cubic foot through April 2026 starts from what the official source published for those months. Measured over January 1987 to April 2026.

Kearny County, Kansas oil production (bbl/d, grouped by when each well first produced)
As reported. Reported data only.
Kearny County, Kansas oil production: barrels per day, by first-production vintage today 5001,0001,500 bbl/d 2017201820192020202120222023202420252026 Jul 2016: 927 bbl/d total Aug 2016: 945 bbl/d total Sep 2016: 896 bbl/d total Oct 2016: 898 bbl/d total Nov 2016: 1,003 bbl/d total Dec 2016: 824 bbl/d total Jan 2017: 964 bbl/d total Feb 2017: 977 bbl/d total Mar 2017: 869 bbl/d total Apr 2017: 890 bbl/d total May 2017: 804 bbl/d total Jun 2017: 1,004 bbl/d total Jul 2017: 989 bbl/d total Aug 2017: 1,029 bbl/d total Sep 2017: 951 bbl/d total Oct 2017: 898 bbl/d total Nov 2017: 931 bbl/d total Dec 2017: 850 bbl/d total Jan 2018: 842 bbl/d total Feb 2018: 965 bbl/d total Mar 2018: 1,000 bbl/d total Apr 2018: 900 bbl/d total May 2018: 1,066 bbl/d total Jun 2018: 903 bbl/d total Jul 2018: 931 bbl/d total Aug 2018: 940 bbl/d total Sep 2018: 931 bbl/d total Oct 2018: 830 bbl/d total Nov 2018: 877 bbl/d total Dec 2018: 789 bbl/d total Jan 2019: 781 bbl/d total Feb 2019: 876 bbl/d total Mar 2019: 872 bbl/d total Apr 2019: 783 bbl/d total May 2019: 866 bbl/d total Jun 2019: 879 bbl/d total Jul 2019: 898 bbl/d total Aug 2019: 854 bbl/d total Sep 2019: 838 bbl/d total Oct 2019: 808 bbl/d total Nov 2019: 843 bbl/d total Dec 2019: 834 bbl/d total Jan 2020: 790 bbl/d total Feb 2020: 760 bbl/d total Mar 2020: 850 bbl/d total Apr 2020: 930 bbl/d total May 2020: 890 bbl/d total Jun 2020: 1,002 bbl/d total Jul 2020: 981 bbl/d total Aug 2020: 1,083 bbl/d total Sep 2020: 877 bbl/d total Oct 2020: 889 bbl/d total Nov 2020: 934 bbl/d total Dec 2020: 1,009 bbl/d total Jan 2021: 961 bbl/d total Feb 2021: 719 bbl/d total Mar 2021: 981 bbl/d total Apr 2021: 969 bbl/d total May 2021: 1,133 bbl/d total Jun 2021: 1,237 bbl/d total Jul 2021: 1,286 bbl/d total Aug 2021: 1,219 bbl/d total Sep 2021: 1,237 bbl/d total Oct 2021: 1,278 bbl/d total Nov 2021: 1,213 bbl/d total Dec 2021: 1,196 bbl/d total Jan 2022: 1,118 bbl/d total Feb 2022: 1,272 bbl/d total Mar 2022: 1,170 bbl/d total Apr 2022: 1,084 bbl/d total May 2022: 1,123 bbl/d total Jun 2022: 1,127 bbl/d total Jul 2022: 1,050 bbl/d total Aug 2022: 1,076 bbl/d total Sep 2022: 1,049 bbl/d total Oct 2022: 1,031 bbl/d total Nov 2022: 917 bbl/d total Dec 2022: 901 bbl/d total Jan 2023: 958 bbl/d total Feb 2023: 1,347 bbl/d total Mar 2023: 1,263 bbl/d total Apr 2023: 1,160 bbl/d total May 2023: 1,154 bbl/d total Jun 2023: 1,067 bbl/d total Jul 2023: 1,093 bbl/d total Aug 2023: 1,065 bbl/d total Sep 2023: 1,129 bbl/d total Oct 2023: 1,213 bbl/d total Nov 2023: 1,143 bbl/d total Dec 2023: 1,166 bbl/d total Jan 2024: 898 bbl/d total Feb 2024: 1,201 bbl/d total Mar 2024: 1,183 bbl/d total Apr 2024: 1,164 bbl/d total May 2024: 1,062 bbl/d total Jun 2024: 1,052 bbl/d total Jul 2024: 1,088 bbl/d total Aug 2024: 1,038 bbl/d total Sep 2024: 1,112 bbl/d total Oct 2024: 1,153 bbl/d total Nov 2024: 1,030 bbl/d total Dec 2024: 1,053 bbl/d total Jan 2025: 940 bbl/d total Feb 2025: 929 bbl/d total Mar 2025: 1,009 bbl/d total Apr 2025: 1,085 bbl/d total May 2025: 1,003 bbl/d total Jun 2025: 1,070 bbl/d total Jul 2025: 1,055 bbl/d total Aug 2025: 982 bbl/d total Sep 2025: 1,013 bbl/d total Oct 2025: 962 bbl/d total Nov 2025: 986 bbl/d total Dec 2025: 935 bbl/d total Jan 2026: 979 bbl/d total Feb 2026: 933 bbl/d total Mar 2026: 976 bbl/d total Apr 2026: 957 bbl/d total May 2026: 931 bbl/d total Jun 2026: 916 bbl/d total

Still arriving: Jul 2026 <1% filed, Aug 2026 <1% filed, Sep 2026 <1% filed.

All from what the source published. All held at well grain.

How the volume breaks down
  • 63.8% Reported by the official source by well
  • 36.2% Reported by the official source as a lease total, split across the lease's wells. The regional total shown is the reported number, to rounding.

Every barrel through April 2026 starts from what the official source published for those months. Measured over January 1987 to April 2026.

The bands group wells by when they first produced.

About this chart

The stack shows what is holding today's rate up and how much of it is new drilling. In the reported months the bands draw the filings already in. The months still filling in are marked.

Annual table (full history)
YearOil (MMbbl)Gas produced (Bcf)
20250.413
20240.414
20230.415
20220.416
20210.416
20200.317
20190.318
20180.319
20170.320
20160.422
20150.424
20140.425
20130.425
20120.327
20110.228
20100.330
20090.333
20080.235
20070.236
20060.239
20050.243
20040.248
20030.252
20020.255
20010.260
20000.364
19990.369
19980.375
19970.385
19960.391
19950.495
19940.488
19930.486
19920.582
19910.685
19900.457
19890.471
19880.371
19870.363

Source: CommoVision (commovision.com)

Monthly table (last 24 months)
MonthOil (Mbbl)Gas produced (MMcf)
2026-0627.51,056
2026-0528.81,028
2026-0428.71,042
2026-0330.31,092
2026-0226.11,001
2026-0130.31,029
2025-1229.01,102
2025-1129.61,082
2025-1029.81,174
2025-0930.41,112
2025-0830.41,170
2025-0732.71,190
2025-0632.11,104
2025-0531.11,185
2025-0432.61,069
2025-0331.31,159
2025-0226.0972
2025-0129.11,131
2024-1232.61,196
2024-1130.91,178
2024-1035.81,193
2024-0933.41,172
2024-0832.21,195
2024-0733.71,223

Source: CommoVision (commovision.com)

Source: CommoVision · Kearny County, Kansas, data through June 2026.

Well map

A map of 2,884 well locations in Kearny County, Kansas for which CommoVision holds a published surface coordinate, each drawn where it is and colored by its primary product (green for oil, red for natural gas, gray where undetermined; a spot shared by more than one product shows the one with the most wells there), on a ground of land and water over faint county outlines and place names for orientation, with the drilled wellbore path traced for 1 well, with a small inset map locating this frame in Kansas.
  • Oil 345
  • Natural gas 2,075
  • Undetermined 464
2,884 well locations in Kearny County, Kansas, colored by primary product. The drilled path is traced for 1 well from the directional surveys we hold.
About this map

Undetermined means not enough signal to settle it. Producing wells are the ones that reported oil or gas in the 12 months to Jun 2026.

915.6 bbl/d Jun 2026 oil production -14.4% vs Jun last year
36.1 MMcf/d (est.) Jun 2026 gas production Jun 2026 is still filling in. The figure is the filings already in plus an estimate of the part not yet filed. The change compares this estimate with the same month last year. -1.8% vs Jun last year
997.5 bbl/d 2025 oil production
36.8 MMcf/d 2025 gas production
1,670 wells Producing wells tracked 12 months to Jun 2026
32 MMcf/d Existing wells, Oct 2027 forecast Our forecast for existing wells.

Type curves

Kearny County, Kansas natural gas type curves (Mcf/d per well, log scale, against months on production; cohorts 2010–2021)
Kearny County, Kansas natural gas type curves: average thousand cubic feet per day per well on a log scale against months on production 2010-2014: 37 wells in curve; starts at 83 Mcf/d per well, 0.2 Bcf cumulative through month 139 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 199, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2015: 8 wells in curve; starts at 55.5 Mcf/d per well, 0.1 Bcf cumulative through month 133 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 193, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2021: 5 wells in curve; starts at 0.5 Mcf/d per well, 0.0 Bcf cumulative through month 58 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 118, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends0.2110100150Mcf/d24487296120144168192216Months on production
Kearny County, Kansas oil type curves (bbl/d per well, log scale, against months on production; cohorts 2010–2025)
Kearny County, Kansas oil type curves: average barrels per day per well on a log scale against months on production 2010-2014: 37 wells in curve; starts at 5.1 bbl/d per well, 7.6 Mbbl cumulative through month 139 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 199, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2015: 8 wells in curve; starts at 13.4 bbl/d per well, 20.6 Mbbl cumulative through month 133 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 193, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2021: 5 wells in curve; starts at 29.3 bbl/d per well, 63.7 Mbbl cumulative through month 58 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 118, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2025: 3 wells in curve; starts at 11.3 bbl/d per well, 4.3 Mbbl cumulative through month 9 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 69, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends0.5125102050100150bbl/d24487296120144168192216Months on production

Average production per well, for wells grouped by when they first produced.

How these curves are built

Average daily production per well, for wells grouped by when they first produced. Includes every well of the cohort that is old enough at each month. Wells that are shut in or have stopped producing count as zero, so the average reflects the full cohort, not just survivors. Rates are calendar-day (volume ÷ days in month). The cumulative axis accumulates those same monthly averages at the average month length. Months not yet fully reported are excluded. The 2010-2014 curve draws those years as one group. The chart opens on average daily rate against months on production, the rate on a log scale. The view control switches to rate against cumulative production per well, on the same log rate scale, or to cumulative production per well against months on production, on a linear scale. Every view draws the same cohorts from the same production history. Each cohort with a dashed curve is solid through the last month all the wells in its curve sit inside fully reported data. Past it the dashed curve carries the same wells forward, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends, for up to five years. A dashed curve runs as far as at least nine in ten of its wells are accounted for. A cohort with no dashed curve is drawn only through the months where at least 50% of its wells are old enough for the month to be fully reported. A well that is old enough but shut in still counts, as zero. The measured months are what these wells reported. In the forward months each well counts its own reported figure for each month it has one, our forecast for each month it has only that, and zero for the rest. The forward average counts every well in the curve. The drawn forecast runs up to five years past the measured months. Line thickness tracks how many wells each curve is drawn from. 1,339 wells are counted here but not shown on the age axis: they started producing in 1989 or earlier, too close to the start of our records for their region to verify their true age.

Cohort summary table
First produced Wells in curve Peak oil (bbl/d per well) Month-12 oil (bbl/d per well) Cum oil in series (Mbbl per well) Peak gas (Mcf/d per well) Month-12 gas (Mcf/d per well) Cum gas in series (Bcf per well) Months in series Wells old enough at last month in series Forecast months drawn
2025 3 18.9 — 4.3 0 — 0.0 9 100% 60
2021 5 113 30.5 63.7 5.1 3.1 0.0 58 100% 60
2015 8 16 10.3 20.6 55.5 26.7 0.1 133 100% 60
2010-2014 37 11.1 3.2 7.6 129 62.9 0.2 139 100% 60

Source: CommoVision (commovision.com)

Source: CommoVision · Kearny County, Kansas type curves, per-well production by first-production cohort.

Top operators in Kearny County, Kansas, 2025

  1. Scout Energy Management 59.4%
  2. Merit Energy Company 12.2%
  3. Berexco 10.4%
  4. Casillas Petroleum Corp. 5.0%
  5. American Warrior Inc. 3.3%
  6. Kansas Natural Gas Operating, Lc 1.5%
  7. Abercrombie Energy, LLC 1.2%
  8. Oil Producers Inc Of Kansas 0.9%
  9. Zenith Drilling Corporation 0.8%
  10. Mach Natural Resources LP 0.7%
  11. 24 other operators 3.6%
  12. Without a named operator 1.0%
Top operators in Kearny County, Kansas, 2025: full table
OperatorOil (Mbbl/d, 2025)Gas produced (MMcf/d, 2025)Share of output
Scout Energy Management 0.030.859.4%
Merit Energy Company 0.31.412.2%
Berexco 0.40.010.4%
Casillas Petroleum Corp. 0.02.25.0%
American Warrior Inc. 0.10.03.3%
Kansas Natural Gas Operating, Lc 0.00.81.5%
Abercrombie Energy, LLC 0.00.01.2%
Oil Producers Inc Of Kansas 0.00.00.9%
Zenith Drilling Corporation 0.00.00.8%
Mach Natural Resources LP 0.00.30.7%
24 other operators 0.01.33.6%
Without a named operator 0.00.11.0%

Mbbl/d = thousand barrels per day · MMcf/d = million cubic feet per day (units).

Source: CommoVision (commovision.com)

What we cover here

Each row names the grain a region’s production is held at. Where a source publishes at a coarser grain, the page says so.

DataGrainSinceBenchmark
Kansas production well 1987-01 ~99% of EIA

Benchmark cells compare our series with the EIA’s published estimates.

About the EIA comparison

The two are produced differently: the EIA estimates from a survey of the largest operators and a model built to anticipate late filings, while the series compared here are rebuilt from the source’s own records as they arrive. Recent months can differ without either being wrong; the methodology page explains both methods.

Coverage rows for Kearny County, Kansas are regenerated at every build from the same catalog of sources the data is built from.

What the data shows

  • Kearny County, Kansas produced 364 Mbbl (thousand barrels) of oil and 13.4 Bcf of natural gas in 2025.
  • Kearny County, Kansas gas production peaked in 1995 at 95.3 Bcf; 2025 output of 13.4 Bcf ran at 14% of that peak.
  • 1,670 producing wells tracked, 12 months to Jun 2026.

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