Each tract is matched to the section by parsing its legal description for aliquot parts (NE/4, NW/4, SW/4, SE/4, and finer subdivisions of those). Tracts are numbered by position — NE/4 first, then counterclockwise — the same convention used at the courthouse, regardless of the order you actually created them in. Unrecognized or not-yet-created ground is shown blank.

Every current mineral owner across every tract, combined — the same names you'd see split out tract by tract, linked together where you've confirmed a name match. Net mineral acres is each owner's interest fraction multiplied by that tract's gross acreage, summed across every tract they hold. Address fields are stored per owner and don't affect the chain of title.

Working-interest owners of every leasehold tied to a lease that is HBP or still within its primary term. Expired leases (no well drilled) don't burden anything and are left off this list.

Every current royalty/NPRI holder across every tract — reservations carved out of the mineral chain, combined the same way as the mineral owners above.

Overriding royalty holders reserved on assignments within every leasehold tied to a lease that is HBP or still within its primary term. ORRI is a revenue burden only — it doesn't move working interest.

Every lease across every tract, ordered by filing (recording) date — the earliest of record first. Leases with no recording date entered fall to the bottom, ordered by lease date. Each lease links to the present mineral owner(s) holding the leased interest, with net mineral acres covered. Click a tract name to open that tract's lease record.