Which states in the United States are important oil-producing areas?

The latest top six (average number of barrels per day)

1 Texas, 962,338 (20 11year1month)

2 Alaska, 670,553 (February 2065,438+065,438+0)

3 California, 536,800 (2065,438+0012)

4 North Dakota, 348,367 (February 2065,438+065,438+0)

5 New Mexico 177, 8 15 (20 10)

6 Oklahoma147,341(2010)

There are more federal offshore oil fields than Texas, but they are not controlled by States. In the following data, it is estimated that the federal oil field in the Gulf of Mexico is in Louisiana.

The following units are the data in September 2007, and the unit is 1000 barrels per day.

Louisiana-14 17

Alaska-663

Texas-125 1

California-666[ 1]

Oklahoma-166

New Mexico-159

Wyoming-142

Kansas-102

North Dakota-12 1

Montana-87

Colorado-48

Mississippi-5 1

Utah-50

Illinois-24

Alabama-19

Michigan-16

Arkansas-17

Ohio-15

Florida-6

Kentucky-10

Nebraska 6

Indiana

New York

Missouri River

State of Nevada

Pennsylvania -0. 1

South Dakota

Tennessee

Virginia

West Virginia (WV)

Arizona