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Weld County community record

Mineral rights and oil & gas records in Berthoud, Colorado

Start with the property address, not a citywide assumption. RoyaltyBook connects a Weld County parcel to its recorded-instrument search clues, then shows the published wells and ECMC order candidates carrying the same public land description.

Current bounded release

4 source-linked well profiles

These rows are tagged Berthoud in RoyaltyBook’s current ECMC-derived release. They cover 1 distinct PLSS land key and 1 operator.

2025 oil reported
10,140 BBL
2025 gas reported
114,483 MCF
This is not every well in Berthoud, and it is not an ownership map. Municipality labels, mailing addresses, parcels, units, leases, and mineral estates are different boundaries. A match starts research; it does not establish payment rights.

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Check a Berthoud property address

The browser verifies that the address is in Weld County, returns the public parcel and legal-description clues, and compares its section with RoyaltyBook records. RoyaltyBook does not receive or store the address.

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Published well profiles

From city name to a usable record

The local research path

  1. Verify the county and parcel. A Berthoud mailing address alone does not prove which county or parcel supplies the legal record.
  2. Capture the legal description. Carry the parcel, subdivision, lot and block, or section-township-range into the official Weld recorder.
  3. Follow the recorded chain. Search the actual grantor and grantee names learned from each document and read the images—not just the index.
  4. Add ECMC context. Compare exact land keys with official wells, production, and orders while keeping same-section results separate from ownership conclusions.

Owner questions

Guides that help next

Coverage comes from release 2026.08.09-weld-500, retrieved August 9, 2026. Primary paths: Weld County Property Portal, Weld recorder, and Colorado ECMC data.