Intel

The Haynesville, by operator.

A working map of the Ark‑La‑Tex. Every unit and section is colored by the operator actually producing it — not the one on the filing — with wells, laterals and the last 180 days of permits layered on top.

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How the coloring works

Current operator, not the filing

Louisiana colors PLSS sections. Texas has no section grid, so it colors the units themselves — rebuilt from Enverus LandTrac with its per‑well duplicates collapsed. Texas is Haynesville‑only; Cotton Valley is a Louisiana view.

Permits

Straight from the public record

Texas permits are read from the Railroad Commission's nightly W‑1 imaged files for District 06 — the approved facsimile carries a real text layer, so the numbers are read rather than guessed at. Louisiana comes from SONRIS. Both refresh daily.

What it is

A sample of the work

This is the kind of map Mapmatics builds against a client's own acreage — their tracts, their operators, their obligations. This one is built on a basin so it can be shown openly.