What we do and do not have

Coverage, counted rather than claimed.

Of 3,222 counties, 2,905 have at least one published lease rate and 2,623 have tracked development activity. Gaps here are gaps in the public record, and they are listed so you can see exactly where they fall.

State	Counties	With a lease rate	With tracked projects	Published pages	Indexed pages
Texas	254	252	237	690	228
Illinois	102	102	94	258	92
Virginia	133	92	104	195	75
Georgia	159	132	128	194	91
Indiana	92	92	87	194	88
Kansas	105	105	86	180	104
Michigan	83	74	73	173	56
Oklahoma	77	77	74	170	77
Missouri	115	114	83	169	113
Minnesota	87	84	77	166	79
Iowa	99	99	76	164	99
Kentucky	120	109	81	151	88
North Carolina	100	95	79	147	80
Ohio	88	88	84	146	77
Arkansas	75	75	57	133	69
Nebraska	93	93	63	127	93
Pennsylvania	67	62	67	125	52
Mississippi	82	79	69	124	70
New York	62	51	62	123	43
Wisconsin	72	69	59	120	62
California	58	55	53	114	49
Tennessee	95	95	65	113	90
Colorado	64	56	45	106	51
Louisiana	64	60	58	106	44
Florida	67	57	61	96	44
South Dakota	66	66	53	88	66
Alabama	67	67	59	87	64
South Carolina	46	44	46	87	37
Washington	39	37	35	87	26
North Dakota	53	53	43	83	51
Oregon	36	35	36	83	28
Montana	56	56	45	73	51
New Mexico	33	32	29	72	24
Idaho	44	42	42	64	39
Utah	29	28	25	56	27
West Virginia	55	39	38	55	26
Maryland	24	23	24	48	18
Wyoming	23	23	17	41	21
New Jersey	21	14	21	38	7
Arizona	15	14	13	37	9
Massachusetts	14	12	13	23	4
Maine	16	13	16	21	9
Nevada	17	10	17	21	3
Vermont	14	13	12	18	9
New Hampshire	10	10	10	13	2
Delaware	3	3	3	8	3
Hawaii	5	4	0	4	4
Alaska	30	0	0	0	0
Connecticut	9	0	0	0	0
District of Columbia	1	0	0	0	0
Puerto Rico	78	0	0	0	0
Rhode Island	5	0	4	0	0
All states	3,222	2,905	2,623	5,391	2,542

A county can have data without having a page: the publication thresholds decide when there is enough evidence to be worth reading. See the datasets these counts come from.