• Last Update: November 19, 2009
• Next Update: November 25, 2009

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Crude Oil Production Data Source

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(thousand barrels)

• > 10,000
• 1,001 - 10,000
• 1 - 1,000
• < 1
• NA

Production

    1. Total Energy
    2. Crude Oil
    3. Natural Gas - Marketed
    4. Coal
    5. Total Net Electricity Generation
    6. Carbon Dioxide Emissions

Consumption

    7. Total Energy Consumption Per Capita

Prices

    8. No.2 Heating Oil, Residential
    9. Regular Motor Gasoline, Retail
  10. No.2 Diesel Fuel, Retail
  11. Natural Gas, Residential
  12. Electricity, Residential

 

Rank	State	Crude Oil Production (thousand barrels)
1	Texas	33,030.00
2	California	17,158.85
3	Alaska	17,121.00
4	North Dakota	6,452.27
5	Louisiana	6,304.80
6	Oklahoma	5,340.00
7	New Mexico	5,010.00
8	Wyoming	4,161.09
9	Kansas	3,180.60
10	Montana	2,263.20
11	Colorado	1,980.00
12	Utah	1,885.20
13	Mississippi	1,873.36
14	Illinois	751.50
15	Ohio	510.00
16	Alabama	495.85
17	Michigan	492.00
18	Arkansas	474.08
19	Pennsylvania	315.00
20	Nebraska	185.21
21	West Virginia	156.00
22	Kentucky	154.31
23	Indiana	141.74
24	South Dakota	138.28
25	Florida	57.25
26	Nevada	33.60
27	New York	31.50
28	Tennessee	25.50
29	Missouri	4.19
30	Arizona	4.13
31	Virginia	0.90
32	Rhode Island	NA
32	Maryland	NA
32	Minnesota	NA
32	Iowa	NA
32	Connecticut	NA
32	Massachusetts	NA
32	Maine	NA
32	Delaware	NA
32	Washington	NA
32	Vermont	NA
32	New Jersey	NA
32	Oregon	NA
32	North Carolina	NA
32	District of Columbia	NA
32	South Carolina	NA
32	Georgia	NA
32	Wisconsin	NA
32	Idaho	NA
32	New Hampshire	NA
32	Hawaii	NA
	U.S. Total:	163,857.39
	U.S. total includes substantial production from Federal offshore areas that is not apportioned to any one State.