What is a mineral acre?

Answer by  serendip (408)

A mineral acre is a measurement used when leasing or purchasing mineral rights to a plot of land. The full mineral rights to one acre of land is called a mineral acre.

Answer by  logu88 (40)

A mineral acre is the same size as an acre of land. If more than one owner has mineral interest in a tract of land, their ownership is considered undivided. If three people owned undivided mineral interests in a tract of land containing 100 acres with proportions of ownership as: A owns 20%, B owns 30% and C owns 50%.

Answer by  Imelda (116)

Measurement when leasing or buying mineral rights on a piece of land. The full mineral rights to and acre of land is called a mineral acre.