I’m trying to determine the decimal interest for a deed showing "82/100 of an undivided 9/120 interest…in and under SW NW and NW SE NW and S SE NW and N N SW and SW NW SW, Section 11, Township 4 North, Range 3 West, Garvin County. Also, is this considered one property since the five descriptions are all adjoining? I’m having a hard time matching up the decimal interest listed on a division order, and I’m trying to determine what I actually own.
Hi Hilary, attached a map of those parcels below. You will also need to know your royalty rate and the acres allocated for the particular well in order to calculate the decimal multiplier. If a well allocates the whole section, this group of parcels would count as one, but it is possible that only portions of it may be counted for a particular well.
Thanks, Pete. It looks like I’ll have to find the leases to determine all of the information. I found some PUN details for active wells that appear to show the leases are for the NW quadrant. Hunting for this information is very educational. I inherited these mineral rights from my father, so maybe I can locate the leases with his papers or in the county clerk records. Thank you, Hilary
Here is another helpful link. The OCC documents for a well can be accessed from a tab on the individual well information screen. http://occpermit.com/wellbrowse/
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