The highest producing oil fields by barrels a day:
1. Ghawar Field, 5,000,000 b/d
Saudi Arabia
Discovered: 1948
2. Oseberg, 3,780,000 b/d
Norway
Discovered: 1979
3. Bolivar Coastal Field, 2,600,000 b/d
Venezuela
Discovered: 1917
4. Fyodorovskoye Field, 1,900,000 b/d
Siberia, Russia
Discovered: 1971
5. Burgan Field, 1,700,000 b/d
Kuwait
Discovered: 1957
6. Rumaila Field, 1,300,000 b/d
Iraq
Discovered: 1953
7. Samotlor Field, 844,000 b/d
Siberia, Russia
Discovered: 1969
8. Priobskoye field, 684,000 b/d
Siberia, Russia
Discovered: 1982
9. Prudhoe Bay, 660,000 b/d
Alaska, United States
Discovered: 1977
10. Majnoon Field, 500,000 b/d
Iraq
Discovered: 1975
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The top ten oil fields produce a total of 18,968,000 b/d.
With the current price of oil around $104, these ten fields produce $1,972,672,000 of oil every day.
