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U.S. Crude Oil Production

Crude oil production continues to rise since November 2008.

Largest Oil Producing Areas/States for 2010

(Thousand Barrels per Day)

Rank	State	Production
1	Federal Offshore (PADD 3)	1,638
2	Texas	1,141
3	Alaska	599
4	California	558
5	North Dakota	307
6	Oklahoma	186
7	Louisiana	182
8	New Mexico	171
9	Wyoming	142
10	Kansas	111

National oil production increases in 2010 to 5,512 MBPD for the first time since 1991. Oklahoma edges Louisiana for sixth place.

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Source: Energy Information Administration

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