U.S. Oil Production

November 2011
Vol. 232 No. 11

INDUSTRY AT A GLANCE

U.S. Oil Production

The daily average, per month, of barrels of oil produced in the United States. Oil production is shown in thousand barrels per day for the most recent month’s data available, that same month one year ago, one month prior to the most recent month’s data available and the percentage difference over 12 months.

View the October 2011 U.S. Oil Production Table

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