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Oil & gas wells in Grant County, NE

32 catalogued wells in Grant County, Nebraska, from the state regulator registry and the federal orphaned-well inventory.

Dataset updated . Derived from public data sources.

At a glance

Grant County, Nebraska has 32 catalogued oil & gas wells: 0 active (0%), 26 plugged & abandoned (81%) and 0 documented orphans. It ranks 31st of the 36 Nebraska counties WellCensus profiles by well count and holds 0.1% of the state's 22,021 catalogued wells.

Catalogued wells

32

Active

0

Plugged

26

Documented orphans

0

What is the status of oil and gas wells in Grant County?

0% of Grant County's wells are active, 10 percentage points below the Nebraska share of 10%. 81% are plugged & abandoned, against 77% statewide and 47% nationally. No documented orphaned wells are recorded in Grant County; Nebraska as a whole has 32. The remaining 6 carry status codes outside those classes, such as permitted or cancelled locations.

What kinds of wells are in Grant County?

By product class, 0 of the county's wells (0%) are oil wells, 0 (0%) gas wells and 0 (0%) injection wells. Statewide the oil share is 27% and the gas share 2%. 100% of the county's wells carry coordinates and appear on the map.

How does Grant County compare with other Nebraska counties?

Grant County has the 31st-most catalogued wells of the 36 Nebraska counties with at least 25. The median Nebraska county on WellCensus has 150 wells. The largest, Kimball County, has 4,891.

Who operates wells in Grant County?

Nebraska records come from the regulator's well-location index — API number, coordinates and status — without operator names or lifecycle dates (NOGCC's free export is API + location + status symbol; the full database is a paid product).

Oil & gas wells in Grant County, NE
WellAPI # / state IDStatusTypeOperator
Lowe 126-075-05000Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Vinton, William F 126-075-05001Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Farrar, W B 126-075-05002Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Farrar 126-075-05004Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Farrar 126-075-05005Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Sutton 126-075-05006Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Egan, Thomas 126-075-05007Plugged & abandonedOther type—
J H Minor Company 126-075-05008Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Abbott 126-075-05009Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Abbott Co. 126-075-05012Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Lowe 126-075-05013Other statusOther type—
Abbott Company 226-075-05014Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Abbott 126-075-05015Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Monahan Cattle Company 226-075-05016Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Manning 126-075-05017Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Manning 126-075-19000Other statusOther type—
Hebbert & Rex Co. 126-075-21001Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Lynch 1-1226-075-21002Plugged & abandonedOther type—
State 1-16-23926-075-21003Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Lazy Bones Ranch 1-2626-075-21004Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Lowe, Fred 1-2926-075-21005Other statusOther type—
Spring Valley Ranch 1-1826-075-21006Plugged & abandonedOther type—
State 1-16-34026-075-21007Plugged & abandonedOther type—
State 1-16-24026-075-21008Plugged & abandonedOther type—
Spring Valley 1-926-075-21009Plugged & abandonedOther type—

A sample of the county’s wells — every catalogued well has its own page. Browse all 32 in search → (filter by operator, status and type, then export), or find a specific well on the live map.

Frequently asked questions

How many oil and gas wells are in Grant County, NE?

Grant County, Nebraska has 32 catalogued oil & gas wells: 0 active, 26 plugged and 0 documented orphans.

How many orphaned wells are in Grant County?

No documented orphaned wells are currently recorded in Grant County, Nebraska.

What share of wells in Grant County are plugged?

26 of Grant County's 32 catalogued wells (81%) are plugged & abandoned, compared with 77% across Nebraska.

Which Nebraska county has the most oil and gas wells?

Kimball County has the most catalogued wells of any Nebraska county on WellCensus (4,891); Grant County ranks 31st with 32.

Nearby in the Nebraska rankings

About this data

Source: Nebraska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission well registry, plus the USGS United States Documented Orphaned Well Database (2026, doi 10.5066/P13FHBYG), as published October 10, 2026 — WellCensus refreshes it monthly. See the methodology for how records are matched, cleaned and scored.

Cite as: WellCensus, “Oil & gas wells in Grant County, Nebraska”, https://wellcensus.com/wells/nebraska/grant (data as of October 10, 2026).