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Marion County, West Virginia

Marion County, West Virginia produced 3 Mbbl (thousand barrels) of oil and 187.9 Bcf of natural gas in 2025. 787 producing wells tracked, 12 months to Dec 2025.

  • Eighth-largest gas-producing county in West Virginia, 2025.
  • 5.4% of the natural gas produced in West Virginia, 2025.
  • Natural gas production rose 192% in 2025 from 2024.
Well map of Marion County, West Virginia. The full map is further down this page.

Production

Marion County, West Virginia natural gas production (MMcf/d, monthly average, grouped by when each well first produced)
  • filling in (est.) . Months in the hatched zone are partly reported. The part not yet filed is estimated from recent production rates. 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 forecast.
Marion County, West Virginia natural gas production: million cubic feet per day, by first-production vintage filed in full today 2505007501,000 MMcf/d 2017201820192020202120222023202420252026 Apr 2016: 63.8 MMcf/d total May 2016: 118 MMcf/d total Jun 2016: 116 MMcf/d total Jul 2016: 104 MMcf/d total Aug 2016: 89.1 MMcf/d total Sep 2016: 93.7 MMcf/d total Oct 2016: 86.1 MMcf/d total Nov 2016: 88.1 MMcf/d total Dec 2016: 90.4 MMcf/d total Jan 2017: 101 MMcf/d total Feb 2017: 102 MMcf/d total Mar 2017: 98.8 MMcf/d total Apr 2017: 99.1 MMcf/d total May 2017: 108 MMcf/d total Jun 2017: 101 MMcf/d total Jul 2017: 102 MMcf/d total Aug 2017: 116 MMcf/d total Sep 2017: 116 MMcf/d total Oct 2017: 113 MMcf/d total Nov 2017: 109 MMcf/d total Dec 2017: 114 MMcf/d total Jan 2018: 107 MMcf/d total Feb 2018: 108 MMcf/d total Mar 2018: 97.9 MMcf/d total Apr 2018: 91.5 MMcf/d total May 2018: 91.4 MMcf/d total Jun 2018: 87.4 MMcf/d total Jul 2018: 83 MMcf/d total Aug 2018: 82.1 MMcf/d total Sep 2018: 81.5 MMcf/d total Oct 2018: 83.3 MMcf/d total Nov 2018: 93.7 MMcf/d total Dec 2018: 100 MMcf/d total Jan 2019: 102 MMcf/d total Feb 2019: 105 MMcf/d total Mar 2019: 97.7 MMcf/d total Apr 2019: 100 MMcf/d total May 2019: 111 MMcf/d total Jun 2019: 104 MMcf/d total Jul 2019: 109 MMcf/d total Aug 2019: 107 MMcf/d total Sep 2019: 102 MMcf/d total Oct 2019: 103 MMcf/d total Nov 2019: 99.6 MMcf/d total Dec 2019: 95.9 MMcf/d total Jan 2020: 93.1 MMcf/d total Feb 2020: 92 MMcf/d total Mar 2020: 89.9 MMcf/d total Apr 2020: 88.5 MMcf/d total May 2020: 88.9 MMcf/d total Jun 2020: 87 MMcf/d total Jul 2020: 84.9 MMcf/d total Aug 2020: 85.9 MMcf/d total Sep 2020: 83.7 MMcf/d total Oct 2020: 115 MMcf/d total Nov 2020: 139 MMcf/d total Dec 2020: 126 MMcf/d total Jan 2021: 124 MMcf/d total Feb 2021: 118 MMcf/d total Mar 2021: 114 MMcf/d total Apr 2021: 110 MMcf/d total May 2021: 106 MMcf/d total Jun 2021: 98.5 MMcf/d total Jul 2021: 97.9 MMcf/d total Aug 2021: 99 MMcf/d total Sep 2021: 96.5 MMcf/d total Oct 2021: 96.7 MMcf/d total Nov 2021: 127 MMcf/d total Dec 2021: 177 MMcf/d total Jan 2022: 148 MMcf/d total Feb 2022: 150 MMcf/d total Mar 2022: 142 MMcf/d total Apr 2022: 135 MMcf/d total May 2022: 127 MMcf/d total Jun 2022: 116 MMcf/d total Jul 2022: 126 MMcf/d total Aug 2022: 186 MMcf/d total Sep 2022: 185 MMcf/d total Oct 2022: 182 MMcf/d total Nov 2022: 178 MMcf/d total Dec 2022: 176 MMcf/d total Jan 2023: 179 MMcf/d total Feb 2023: 168 MMcf/d total Mar 2023: 202 MMcf/d total Apr 2023: 200 MMcf/d total May 2023: 199 MMcf/d total Jun 2023: 199 MMcf/d total Jul 2023: 195 MMcf/d total Aug 2023: 193 MMcf/d total Sep 2023: 179 MMcf/d total Oct 2023: 198 MMcf/d total Nov 2023: 194 MMcf/d total Dec 2023: 192 MMcf/d total Jan 2024: 190 MMcf/d total Feb 2024: 192 MMcf/d total Mar 2024: 194 MMcf/d total Apr 2024: 192 MMcf/d total May 2024: 190 MMcf/d total Jun 2024: 187 MMcf/d total Jul 2024: 179 MMcf/d total Aug 2024: 172 MMcf/d total Sep 2024: 165 MMcf/d total Oct 2024: 147 MMcf/d total Nov 2024: 145 MMcf/d total Dec 2024: 155 MMcf/d total Jan 2025: 264 MMcf/d total Feb 2025: 320 MMcf/d total Mar 2025: 366 MMcf/d total Apr 2025: 352 MMcf/d total May 2025: 481 MMcf/d total Jun 2025: 641 MMcf/d total Jul 2025: 718 MMcf/d total Aug 2025: 724 MMcf/d total Sep 2025: 658 MMcf/d total Oct 2025: 585 MMcf/d total Nov 2025: 516 MMcf/d total Dec 2025: 540 MMcf/d total Jan 2026: ≈559 MMcf/d total (91% arrived, remainder estimated) Feb 2026: ≈727 MMcf/d total (93% arrived, remainder estimated) Mar 2026: ≈814 MMcf/d total (94% arrived, remainder estimated)

Still arriving: Apr 2026 <1% filed, May 2026 <1% filed, Jun 2026 <1% filed, Jul 2026 <1% filed, Aug 2026 <1% filed.

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 forecast, built by summing our per-well forecasts. The method behind each well is recorded with the forecast. The forward months add no new wells. How our methods work

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

How the volume breaks down
  • 100% Reported by the official source by well

Every cubic foot through December 2025 starts from what the official source published for those months. Measured over January 1988 to December 2025.

Marion County, West Virginia oil production (bbl/d, monthly average, grouped by when each well first produced)
Marion County, West Virginia oil production: barrels per day, by first-production vintage today 100200300 bbl/d 2016201720182019202020212022202320242025 Jan 2016: 202 bbl/d total Feb 2016: 9.28 bbl/d total Mar 2016: 11.7 bbl/d total Apr 2016: 17 bbl/d total May 2016: 31.4 bbl/d total Jun 2016: 15.8 bbl/d total Jul 2016: 14.1 bbl/d total Aug 2016: 29.1 bbl/d total Sep 2016: 16.6 bbl/d total Oct 2016: 20.6 bbl/d total Nov 2016: 20.2 bbl/d total Dec 2016: 20.9 bbl/d total Jan 2017: 9.74 bbl/d total Feb 2017: 7.39 bbl/d total Mar 2017: 12 bbl/d total Apr 2017: 18.4 bbl/d total May 2017: 15.9 bbl/d total Jun 2017: 13 bbl/d total Jul 2017: 21 bbl/d total Aug 2017: 13.8 bbl/d total Sep 2017: 15.6 bbl/d total Oct 2017: 7.58 bbl/d total Nov 2017: 18 bbl/d total Dec 2017: 18.6 bbl/d total Jan 2018: 6.16 bbl/d total Feb 2018: 14.5 bbl/d total Mar 2018: 11.6 bbl/d total Apr 2018: 7.67 bbl/d total May 2018: 17.8 bbl/d total Jun 2018: 0.77 bbl/d total Jul 2018: 12.2 bbl/d total Aug 2018: 3.55 bbl/d total Sep 2018: 26.1 bbl/d total Oct 2018: 8.97 bbl/d total Nov 2018: 13.6 bbl/d total Dec 2018: 7.19 bbl/d total Jan 2019: 6.84 bbl/d total Feb 2019: 10.8 bbl/d total Mar 2019: 2.52 bbl/d total Apr 2019: 12.3 bbl/d total May 2019: 2.74 bbl/d total Jun 2019: 8.13 bbl/d total Jul 2019: 2.74 bbl/d total Aug 2019: 10 bbl/d total Sep 2019: 2.9 bbl/d total Oct 2019: 2.81 bbl/d total Nov 2019: 6.3 bbl/d total Dec 2019: 0 bbl/d total Jan 2020: 6.55 bbl/d total Feb 2020: 13.2 bbl/d total Mar 2020: 12.8 bbl/d total Apr 2020: 7.37 bbl/d total May 2020: 5.36 bbl/d total Jun 2020: 14 bbl/d total Jul 2020: 6.71 bbl/d total Aug 2020: 9.48 bbl/d total Sep 2020: 14 bbl/d total Oct 2020: 6.68 bbl/d total Nov 2020: 11.7 bbl/d total Dec 2020: 3.94 bbl/d total Jan 2021: 3.29 bbl/d total Feb 2021: 9.25 bbl/d total Mar 2021: 9.87 bbl/d total Apr 2021: 10.2 bbl/d total May 2021: 13.4 bbl/d total Jun 2021: 7.9 bbl/d total Jul 2021: 8.97 bbl/d total Aug 2021: 3.84 bbl/d total Sep 2021: 8.57 bbl/d total Oct 2021: 5.81 bbl/d total Nov 2021: 7.6 bbl/d total Dec 2021: 9.68 bbl/d total Jan 2022: 4.81 bbl/d total Feb 2022: 6.25 bbl/d total Mar 2022: 5.97 bbl/d total Apr 2022: 0.17 bbl/d total May 2022: 0.74 bbl/d total Jun 2022: 0.57 bbl/d total Jul 2022: 7.71 bbl/d total Aug 2022: 10.3 bbl/d total Sep 2022: 9.93 bbl/d total Oct 2022: 10.5 bbl/d total Nov 2022: 9.27 bbl/d total Dec 2022: 13.4 bbl/d total Jan 2023: 12.3 bbl/d total Feb 2023: 7.57 bbl/d total Mar 2023: 10.2 bbl/d total Apr 2023: 9.07 bbl/d total May 2023: 12.8 bbl/d total Jun 2023: 13.6 bbl/d total Jul 2023: 6.74 bbl/d total Aug 2023: 15.4 bbl/d total Sep 2023: 5.6 bbl/d total Oct 2023: 11.7 bbl/d total Nov 2023: 4.07 bbl/d total Dec 2023: 9.55 bbl/d total Jan 2024: 10.9 bbl/d total Feb 2024: 6.14 bbl/d total Mar 2024: 13.7 bbl/d total Apr 2024: 3.53 bbl/d total May 2024: 7.74 bbl/d total Jun 2024: 5 bbl/d total Jul 2024: 4.97 bbl/d total Aug 2024: 15.3 bbl/d total Sep 2024: 2.83 bbl/d total Oct 2024: 10.5 bbl/d total Nov 2024: 13.6 bbl/d total Dec 2024: 0.81 bbl/d total Jan 2025: 7.16 bbl/d total Feb 2025: 9.36 bbl/d total Mar 2025: 4.07 bbl/d total Apr 2025: 5.97 bbl/d total May 2025: 3.74 bbl/d total Jun 2025: 3.2 bbl/d total Jul 2025: 6.42 bbl/d total Aug 2025: 11.6 bbl/d total Sep 2025: 3 bbl/d total Oct 2025: 15.3 bbl/d total Nov 2025: 9.93 bbl/d total Dec 2025: 7.32 bbl/d total

Still arriving: Jan 2026 91% filed, Feb 2026 93% filed, Mar 2026 94% filed, Apr 2026 <1% filed, May 2026 <1% filed, Jun 2026 <1% filed, Jul 2026 <1% filed, Aug 2026 <1% filed.

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

How the volume breaks down
  • 100% Reported by the official source by well

Every barrel through December 2025 starts from what the official source published for those months. Measured over January 1988 to December 2025.

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)
2025<0.1188
2024<0.164
2023<0.170
2022<0.156
2021<0.142
2020<0.136
2019<0.138
2018<0.134
2017<0.139
2016<0.132
2015<0.126
2014<0.127
2013<0.124
2012<0.115
2011<0.17
2010<0.15
2009<0.14
2008<0.13
2007<0.15
2006<0.14
2005<0.14
2004<0.13
2003<0.12
2002<0.12
2001<0.12
2000<0.11
1999<0.11
1998
1997<0.11
1996<0.11
1995<0.1<1
1994<0.1<1
1993<0.15
1992<0.11
1991<0.11
1990<0.11
1989<0.11
1988<0.11

— means no figure is published for that period.

Source: CommoVision (commovision.com)

Monthly table (last 24 months)
MonthOil (Mbbl)Gas produced (MMcf)
2025-120.216,728
2025-110.315,477
2025-100.518,120
2025-090.119,727
2025-080.422,429
2025-070.222,264
2025-060.119,243
2025-050.114,899
2025-040.210,549
2025-030.111,360
2025-020.38,968
2025-010.28,178
2024-12<0.14,797
2024-110.44,346
2024-100.34,543
2024-090.14,948
2024-080.55,347
2024-070.25,564
2024-060.25,599
2024-050.25,891
2024-040.15,759
2024-030.46,027
2024-020.25,582
2024-010.35,895

Source: CommoVision (commovision.com)

Source: CommoVision · Marion County, West Virginia, data through March 2026.

Well map

A map of 2,614 well locations in Marion County, West Virginia 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 86 wells, with a small inset map locating this frame in West Virginia.
  • Oil 87
  • Natural gas 1,311
  • Undetermined 1,216
2,614 well locations in Marion County, West Virginia, colored by primary product. The drilled path is traced for 86 wells 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 Dec 2025.

7.3 bbl/d Dec 2025 oil production +808% vs Dec last year
539.6 MMcf/d Dec 2025 gas production +248.7% vs Dec last year
7.3 bbl/d 2025 oil production
514.9 MMcf/d 2025 gas production
787 wells Producing wells tracked 12 months to Dec 2025
453.8 MMcf/d Existing wells, Mar 2027 forecast Our forecast for existing wells.

Type curves

Marion County, West Virginia natural gas type curves (Mcf/d per well, log scale, against months on production; cohorts 2010–2025)
Marion County, West Virginia natural gas type curves: average thousand cubic feet per day per well on a log scale against months on production 2010-2014: 47 wells; starts at 1,759 Mcf/d per well, 3.4 Bcf cumulative through month 141 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 201, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2015: 4 wells; starts at 8,274 Mcf/d per well, 5.3 Bcf cumulative through month 128 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 188, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2016: 11 wells; starts at 1,402 Mcf/d per well, 7.5 Bcf cumulative through month 109 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 169, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2017: 6 wells; starts at 2,112 Mcf/d per well, 5.4 Bcf cumulative through month 100 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 160, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2018: 5 wells; starts at 2,474 Mcf/d per well, 8.9 Bcf cumulative through month 85 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 145, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2020: 5 wells; starts at 6,390 Mcf/d per well, 8.0 Bcf cumulative through month 63 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 123, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2021: 5 wells; starts at 6,985 Mcf/d per well, 7.8 Bcf cumulative through month 50 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 110, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2022: 9 wells; starts at 4,203 Mcf/d per well, 9.8 Bcf cumulative through month 41 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 101, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends2025: 23 wells; starts at 15,432 Mcf/d per well, 5.0 Bcf cumulative through month 6 (100% of its wells old enough at that month); the dashed curve runs through month 66, on our forecast where a well’s own record ends1002005001,0002,0005,00010,00020,00040,000Mcf/d24487296120144168192216Months on production

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

How these curves are built

Horizontal wells only: 115 of the 175 wells in these cohorts. Average daily production per well, drawn against the cohort’s cumulative production per well on a log rate scale, 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 view control switches to rate against cumulative production per well (the log-rate form described above) or to cumulative production per well against months. Every view draws the same cohorts from the same production history. Each cohort is solid through the last month all of its wells 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 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 of the cohort. The drawn forecast runs up to five years past the measured months. Line thickness tracks the size of each cohort.

Cohort summary table
First produced Wells 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 23 32,515 5.0 6 100% 60
2022 9 11,731 11,192 9.8 41 100% 60
2021 5 17,478 6,064 7.8 50 100% 60
2020 5 12,374 5,034 8.0 63 100% 60
2018 5 7,412 5,847 8.9 85 100% 60
2017 6 7,505 3,221 5.4 100 100% 60
2016 11 7,735 3,905 7.5 109 100% 60
2015 4 8,274 2,476 5.3 128 100% 60
2010-2014 47 3,031 1,752 3.4 141 100% 60

Source: CommoVision (commovision.com)

Source: CommoVision · Marion County, West Virginia type curves, per-well production by first-production cohort.

Top operators in Marion County, West Virginia, 2025

  1. EQT Corporation 87.6%
  2. ExxonMobil 10.4%
  3. Expand Energy 1.2%
  4. Diversified Energy Company 0.3%
  5. Waco Oil & Gas Co., Inc. 0.3%
  6. Meadow Ridge Development, LLC 0.1%
  7. Perkins Oil And Gas, Inc. 0.0%
  8. WV Mineral Group LLC 0.0%
  9. Standard Oil Company, Inc. 0.0%
  10. Jackson Fuel Corporation 0.0%
Top operators in Marion County, West Virginia, 2025: full table
OperatorOil (Mbbl/d, 2025)Gas produced (MMcf/d, 2025)Share of output
EQT Corporation 0.0451.187.6%
ExxonMobil 0.053.310.4%
Expand Energy 0.06.21.2%
Diversified Energy Company 0.01.60.3%
Waco Oil & Gas Co., Inc. 0.01.60.3%
Meadow Ridge Development, LLC 0.00.60.1%
Perkins Oil And Gas, Inc. 0.00.20.0%
WV Mineral Group LLC 0.00.10.0%
Standard Oil Company, Inc. 0.00.10.0%
Jackson Fuel Corporation 0.00.00.0%

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
West Virginia production well 1985-01 ~99–100% 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 Marion County, West Virginia are regenerated at every build from the same catalog of sources the data is built from.

What the data shows

  • Marion County, West Virginia produced 3 Mbbl (thousand barrels) of oil and 187.9 Bcf of natural gas in 2025.
  • Marion County, West Virginia gas production reached its highest level on record in 2025 at 187.9 Bcf.
  • 787 producing wells tracked, 12 months to Dec 2025.

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