Reported operator record · ECMC 10071

HighPoint Operating Corporation wells in Weld County, Colorado

RoyaltyBook’s current release contains 20 source-linked producing well profiles reported under the exact source name HIGHPOINT OPERATING CORPORATION. They span 10 PLSS land records, 1 field, and spud dates from October 13, 2012 through May 13, 2017.

Current bounded release

20 verified producing well profiles

The largest field grouping is WATTENBERG with 20 profiles. These published rows do not carry a named municipality label; their exact PLSS land keys remain available below.

ECMC number
10071
Land keys
10
Fields
1
Latest row status
May 1, 2026
This is a public-record grouping—not a corporate profile. The source name and operator number identify the rows in this release. They do not establish current corporate ownership, the current royalty payer, mineral title, lease participation, or whether money is owed.

Published subset · latest complete calendar year

2025 production reported for these 20 profiles

Oil produced
63,104BBL
Gas produced
531,974MCF
Water produced
28,248BBL

These totals sum only the well rows published on this page. They are not company-wide totals, revenue, royalty amounts, sales proceeds, or a forecast. Every underlying well profile links to its exact ECMC annual production result.

Where the records appear

Field, community, and land footprint

These counts describe RoyaltyBook’s release—not acreage ownership or a legal operating area.

Fields in the published rows

  • WATTENBERG20 wells20 of 20

Named municipality labels

No named municipality appears in these published rows. Municipality labels are optional context, not a legal or ownership boundary.

PLSS land records

Every land link preserves the exact section-township-range carried by the well rows and opens the state order-candidate path.

Production context

Highest 2025 reported oil volumes in this subset

Ranking is by published oil volume, with gas used only to break a tie. It is not a valuation or royalty ranking.

  1. 01
    5-62-22-3225C2 Anschutz State05-123-41656 · WATTENBERG · 9,697 BBL oil · 65,943 MCF gas
  2. 02
    5-62-22-4956C2 Anschutz State05-123-41654 · WATTENBERG · 9,015 BBL oil · 48,411 MCF gas
  3. 03
    5-62-22-4841B2 Anschutz State05-123-41655 · WATTENBERG · 8,894 BBL oil · 76,624 MCF gas
  4. 04
    5-62-22-0108C2B Anschutz State05-123-42125 · WATTENBERG · 8,008 BBL oil · 20,812 MCF gas
  5. 05
    5-63-30-0659C2 PETERSON05-123-44715 · WATTENBERG · 5,939 BBL oil · 144,520 MCF gas

Complete page inventory

All 20 HighPoint Operating Corporation well profiles in this release

Use the API number—not the well name alone—when comparing a statement, division order, lease file, or official record.

If this name appears on your paperwork

Match the identifier, then follow the land.

  1. Confirm the API number. A similar well name is not enough. Match the full API on the statement or official record.
  2. Check the operator number and date. This page reports ECMC 10071 from a snapshot retrieved August 9, 2026. Company and payment relationships can change.
  3. Open the land record. Carry the exact section-township-range into the county recorder and ECMC order search without assuming a same-section result proves participation.
  4. Reconcile the payment record. Compare the lease, division order, decimal, production month, deductions, and current official owner-relations contact.

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Common questions

How to interpret this operator page

What does HighPoint Operating Corporation mean on a RoyaltyBook well record?

It is the exact operator name attached to that published ECMC-derived well row in RoyaltyBook release 2026.08.09-weld-500, paired with ECMC operator number 10071.

Does this show every HighPoint Operating Corporation well in Colorado?

No. This page covers 20 qualifying producing-well profiles in RoyaltyBook’s bounded Weld County release, not the company’s complete Colorado or national inventory.

Does an operator listing prove HighPoint Operating Corporation owes me royalties?

No. Operator identity, mineral title, lease participation, division-order status, and the entity issuing a payment can be different questions. Match the API number, property record, lease, and current payment contact before drawing a conclusion.

Found a source conflict? Send the operator name, API number, and cited source. Material corrections remain visible in the ledger.