Reagan County Mineral Rights Value (2026)

If you own mineral rights in Reagan County, Texas, you own an asset in the southern Midland Basin — and knowing what it’s actually worth is the difference between a fair deal and leaving money on the table. This guide introduces factors to review with qualified independent professionals. Automated valuations are currently unavailable.

Where Reagan County Sits in the Permian Basin

Reagan County has one of the longest oil histories in Texas — the Santa Rita No. 1, the 1923 discovery well that opened the Permian Basin, blew in here on University Lands acreage. Today the county is part of the southern Midland Basin development fairway, with the Wolfcamp and Spraberry as primary targets.

What Mineral Rights Are Worth in Reagan County

This page does not establish a current per-acre value. Obtain a property-specific assessment using verified ownership, lease terms, production records, development prospects and current market evidence. Automated valuations on this website are currently unavailable.

Mineral interests in the same county can have different values. County location alone does not determine value; review the specific rights, lease, production and development circumstances.

Drilling Activity and Operators in Reagan County

Operators with publicly reported Reagan County activity in recent years include ExxonMobil (Pioneer legacy acreage), ConocoPhillips, and Diamondback Energy. Significant acreage sits under University Lands, which runs its own leasing program.

You can verify current permits, active wells, and operator names near your tract using the Texas Railroad Commission’s public GIS viewer — a worthwhile step before responding to any purchase offer.

What Affects the Value of Your Reagan County Minerals

Beyond location, the biggest drivers are your production status, your net mineral acreage, and your royalty rate. Evaluate royalty provisions together with the other terms and property-specific circumstances. If you’re receiving royalty checks, make sure you’re being paid correctly (our royalties guide shows how to check). If you recently inherited minerals in Reagan County, start with our inherited mineral rights guide to confirm what you own before doing anything else. And if you’re weighing a sale, read what every owner needs to know before selling. Compare offers without assuming a guaranteed percentage improvement.

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Reagan County Mineral Rights FAQs

How much are mineral rights worth per acre in Reagan County?

This page does not establish a current per-acre value. Obtain a property-specific assessment using verified ownership, lease terms, production records, development prospects and current market evidence. Automated valuations on this website are currently unavailable.

What is Reagan County's oil and gas history?

Reagan County is where the Permian Basin began: the Santa Rita No. 1 discovery well blew in here in 1923 on University Lands acreage. A century later, horizontal Wolfcamp and Spraberry wells keep the county in active development.

Who drills in Reagan County?

ExxonMobil (Pioneer legacy), ConocoPhillips, and Diamondback Energy are among operators with publicly reported activity. Note that much of the county is University Lands acreage with its own leasing process.

Should I sell my Reagan County mineral rights?

Whether to sell depends on your circumstances, objectives and the specific interest. Compare the terms of any offers and seek independent professional advice. This website does not guarantee a price improvement, transaction or buyer introduction.

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