A visualization .... World's Biggest Oil Producing Countries Today

I found this visualization of the World's Biggest Oil Producing Countries over at Visualizing.org. Source

I thought that I'd share it on this blog. I realised that the original image was too big and wound up being downgraded after uploading. So I broke it up into several images and uploaded it. Anyway, here it is:

Overall summary of countries

Saudi Arabia and Russia

United States and Iran

China and Canada

Iraq and United Arab Emirates

Mexico and Kuwait

Brazil and Nigeria

Venezuela and Norway

Finally, Algeria.


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