0
What else can I help you with?
Indonesia is an oil-producing nation?
Yes. It is the second largest oil-producing nation in Asia; second to China.
What is the top oil producing country in Africa?
Nigeria (Production: 2,352,000 bbl/day)
Where was the worlds largest supply of oil recorded?
The world's largest supply of oil is recorded in Saudi Arabia, which holds the largest proven oil reserves globally. Saudi Arabia has vast amounts of oil reserves that have been a key factor in its prominence as a leading oil-producing nation.
Does Algeria have the largest oil reserves in north Africa?
No, Libya has the largest oil reserves in North Africa. Algeria probably has the second largest oil reserves in North Africa, though.
What country has the largest supply of oil reserves in north Africa?
Libya has the largest supply of oil reserves in North Africa. It is estimated to hold the largest proven oil reserves in Africa.
Which is not a major oil producing nation?
Saudi Arabia
What is Africa's top oil producing country?
Nigeria.
What is the largest oil producing state in the US?
Alaska
What is the top oil producing country in western Africa?
Nigeria is has the largest population of all countries in OPEC. In 1956, oil was discovered for the first time in Oloibiri, Nigeria's Bayelsa State.
What country have the largest supply of oil reserves in north africa?
Algeria is the North African country with the largest supply of oil reserves.
What country is the world's largest oil producing country?
Russia is the largest producing country in the world it produces about 10,124,00 barrels per day.
What is the largest oil producing region in the word?
geographically largest region? or the largest concentration? the "middle east" is the largest concentration of oil production currently, but it is in a geographically small area. basically the area between Africa, Asia, and Europe. the geographically largest region would depend on several factors. Is a single country a region? an entire continent? As a side note: Why was this question put under "religion and spirituality?" I've fixed that classification.
