Quick answer: Valor ranks every producing Oklahoma county by reported oil and gas output — 71 counties from Oklahoma Corporation Commission filings, refreshed monthly. For each county below, see the operators producing the most and who your likely check-writers are. Valor manages minerals for Oklahoma owners — verifying operators by tract, auditing every royalty check, and recovering suspended funds. Valor manages minerals; it never buys them.
The top oil-producing counties in Oklahoma are Grady, Canadian, and Kingfisher — ranked below across all 71 producing counties by reported oil output over the last six months of Oklahoma Corporation Commission filings, with 19,903,229 BBL of oil and 380,945,834 Mcf of gas statewide. Updated monthly.
Momentum blends year-over-year change in average monthly production (complete reporting months, oil + gas at 6 Mcf per BOE) with the change in drilling permits over the last 12 months; each input is capped at ±100%. Computed by Valor.
Source: Valor analysis of public oil and gas data. Statistics are published on this page; no bulk download is offered.
| Rank | County | Oil (BBL) | Gas (Mcf) | Operators | Production YoY | Momentum |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Grady County | 2,647,043 | 62,426,260 | 24 | -2.2% | #37 |
| 2 | Canadian County | 2,203,947 | 64,618,637 | 20 | -1.6% | #5 |
| 3 | Kingfisher County | 1,678,654 | 22,801,210 | 23 | -9.4% | #61 |
| 4 | Stephens County | 1,546,111 | 22,958,487 | 24 | -4.4% | #59 |
| 5 | Roger Mills County | 1,474,048 | 17,743,525 | 23 | +107.7% | #2 |
| 6 | Carter County | 1,160,751 | 11,353,688 | 23 | +4.1% | #41 |
| 7 | Blaine County | 1,133,309 | 34,636,691 | 24 | +12.0% | #24 |
| 8 | Ellis County | 958,335 | 9,840,653 | 23 | -2.5% | #60 |
| 9 | Garvin County | 886,310 | 16,840,322 | 21 | -10.1% | #34 |
| 10 | Mc Clain County | 813,847 | 8,471,948 | 22 | -3.6% | #29 |
| 11 | Custer County | 734,402 | 24,414,273 | 23 | +65.3% | #3 |
| 12 | Dewey County | 446,434 | 6,926,117 | 23 | +4.2% | #46 |
| 13 | Osage County | 365,911 | 22,425 | 16 | -5.9% | #32 |
| 14 | Major County | 345,239 | 4,867,908 | 23 | +2.7% | #56 |
| 15 | Woods County | 318,918 | 5,257,141 | 21 | -0.7% | #23 |
| 16 | Oklahoma County | 302,487 | 933,020 | 24 | +7.4% | #13 |
| 17 | Love County | 296,546 | 1,344,442 | 22 | -23.0% | #55 |
| 18 | Caddo County | 268,210 | 3,685,182 | 22 | -2.6% | #25 |
| 19 | Pontotoc County | 252,747 | 9,350 | 21 | -11.6% | #6 |
| 20 | Alfalfa County | 219,011 | 6,129,743 | 24 | -9.6% | #42 |
| 21 | Creek County | 208,346 | 5,585 | 21 | -7.7% | #4 |
| 22 | Seminole County | 146,312 | 594,212 | 24 | -13.6% | #9 |
| 23 | Texas County | 137,297 | 6,069,049 | 23 | +31.6% | #7 |
| 24 | Pottawatomie County | 103,568 | 6,504 | 22 | +7.0% | #16 |
| 25 | Payne County | 99,385 | 577,769 | 19 | +3.0% | #18 |
| 26 | Logan County | 98,401 | 1,695,505 | 22 | -7.5% | #36 |
| 27 | Garfield County | 90,685 | 1,530,186 | 21 | +10.4% | #12 |
| 28 | Johnston County | 87,725 | 984,788 | 3 | -29.4% | #57 |
| 29 | Murray County | 80,468 | 464,889 | 12 | +167.2% | #1 |
| 30 | Noble County | 79,625 | 198,374 | 24 | -10.6% | #44 |
| 31 | Lincoln County | 67,253 | 2,243,518 | 22 | +21.9% | #48 |
| 32 | Kay County | 61,861 | 138,599 | 22 | -9.3% | #40 |
| 33 | Beckham County | 58,808 | 2,868,373 | 24 | -0.2% | #22 |
| 34 | Beaver County | 55,665 | 1,057,247 | 25 | +0.5% | #19 |
| 35 | Washita County | 50,456 | 3,816,827 | 24 | +4.9% | #15 |
| 36 | Marshall County | 42,135 | 2,236,705 | 19 | -19.9% | #52 |
| 37 | Pawnee County | 40,320 | 17,598 | 21 | -12.3% | #47 |
| 38 | Grant County | 33,947 | 458,742 | 20 | -9.0% | #39 |
| 39 | Cleveland County | 32,363 | 50,340 | 22 | -32.1% | #58 |
| 40 | Okfuskee County | 30,317 | 87,351 | 23 | -22.2% | #54 |
| 41 | Hughes County | 27,847 | 7,529,968 | 21 | -16.0% | #49 |
| 42 | Tulsa County | 27,697 | 3,329 | 20 | -3.6% | #27 |
| 43 | Jefferson County | 26,175 | 0 | 23 | -17.1% | #50 |
| 44 | Okmulgee County | 18,211 | 53,054 | 20 | +2.3% | #20 |
| 45 | Washington County | 17,379 | 13,001 | 16 | -11.1% | #45 |
| 46 | Cimarron County | 16,989 | 43,164 | 19 | -6.1% | #33 |
| 47 | Woodward County | 15,982 | 1,383,944 | 25 | +3.3% | #17 |
| 48 | Harper County | 15,767 | 832,892 | 23 | +1.7% | #21 |
| 49 | Coal County | 11,911 | 6,615,748 | 21 | -4.0% | #30 |
| 50 | Tillman County | 11,546 | 0 | 5 | -12.1% | — |
| 51 | Atoka County | 11,490 | 1,337,666 | 14 | +5.0% | #14 |
| 52 | Nowata County | 8,245 | 6,590 | 21 | -9.7% | #43 |
| 53 | Comanche County | 8,231 | 33,506 | 22 | -3.5% | #26 |
| 54 | Bryan County | 7,891 | 217,377 | 15 | +11.9% | #11 |
| 55 | Cotton County | 7,293 | 0 | 16 | -5.1% | — |
| 56 | Jackson County | 5,276 | 0 | 3 | +15.0% | — |
| 57 | Muskogee County | 3,522 | 2,998 | 16 | -12.7% | — |
| 58 | Rogers County | 1,307 | 0 | 12 | +29.5% | — |
| 59 | Kiowa County | 1,261 | 45,706 | 6 | -20.6% | #53 |
| 60 | Wagoner County | 886 | 0 | 5 | -8.8% | — |
| 61 | Mayes County | 538 | 0 | 3 | +10.8% | — |
| 62 | Craig County | 233 | 2,285 | 4 | +6.6% | — |
| 63 | Harmon County | 186 | 0 | 1 | — | — |
| 64 | Greer County | 168 | 2,961 | 3 | -5.2% | — |
| 65 | Haskell County | 0 | 451,015 | 19 | -5.2% | #31 |
| 66 | Latimer County | 0 | 3,974,686 | 20 | -7.2% | #35 |
| 67 | Le Flore County | 0 | 841,313 | 24 | -3.6% | #28 |
| 68 | Mc Intosh County | 0 | 959,173 | 20 | +19.8% | #10 |
| 69 | Pittsburg County | 0 | 5,769,252 | 24 | +15.6% | #51 |
| 70 | Pushmataha County | 0 | 317,506 | 4 | +23.9% | #8 |
| 71 | Sequoyah County | 0 | 125,517 | 15 | -8.8% | #38 |
The top oil-producing counties in Oklahoma by reported production are Grady, Canadian, and Kingfisher. In total, 71 Oklahoma counties reported production over the last six months — the full ranked list below links to each county's operator rankings. If you own minerals in any of them, Valor's mineral management tracks the operators and royalties on your specific tracts.
Rankings are computed from Oklahoma Corporation Commission production filings over the trailing six months and refreshed monthly. Each county page lists the operators behind the volumes, with well and lease counts.
Owners use the rankings to see whether their county is active, which operators are drilling and producing near their tracts, and who their likely check-writers are. Valor manages minerals for owners — verifying operators by tract, auditing royalty statements, and recovering suspended funds. Valor manages minerals; it never buys them.
Valor manages minerals for owners across Oklahoma — confirming which operators cover your tracts, auditing every royalty check, recovering suspended and unclaimed funds, and giving you one clear, tax-ready view of what you own. Valor manages minerals; it never buys them.
Page last reviewed: June 2026. Rankings are refreshed monthly from Oklahoma Corporation Commission filings.