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In last five years, how many oil or gas wells have been drilled in Coryell County, Texas. Especially near pidcoke and towards the next city on pidcoke road

In the last five years, zero (0) new oil or gas wells have been drilled in Coryell County, Texas, and there are currently no active oil or gas producers or active production operations recorded in the county.

Local Context around Pidcoke and FM 116 / Pidcoke Road

• Geological & Regulatory Profile: Coryell County sits entirely outside of major productive Texas oil and gas basins (such as the Permian Basin, Eagle Ford, or Barnett Shale plays). According to Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC) historical data, any legacy wells historically documented in the county total roughly 72 total historical bores across decades—the vast majority of which are long-abandoned or plugged, with an average depth hovering around 3,400 feet into non-commercial or water-bearing formations. MineralAnswers.com
• The Pidcoke Corridor: Specifically looking along the Pidcoke area (running southwest from Gatesville down through Pidcoke toward Copperas Cove along FM 116 / Pidcoke Road), the land use is defined almost entirely by agricultural tracts, rural residential properties, and the massive expanse of Fort Cavazos (formerly Fort Hood), which borders the southern and western portions of the Pidcoke community. No commercial hydrocarbon drilling, exploration leases, or active pipeline gathering infrastructure cross this immediate corridor.

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