Country Comparison > Oil - proved reserves > TOP 50

RankCountryOil - proved reserves (bbl)
1Venezuela302,300,004,352
2Saudi Arabia266,200,006,656
3Canada170,499,997,696
4Iran157,200,007,168
5Iraq148,799,995,904
6Kuwait101,500,002,304
7United Arab Emirates97,800,003,584
8Russia80,000,000,000
9Libya48,360,001,536
10Nigeria37,449,998,336
11Kazakhstan30,000,001,024
12China25,629,999,104
13Qatar25,240,000,512
14Brazil12,629,999,616
15Algeria12,199,999,488
16Angola9,523,000,320
17Ecuador8,272,999,936
18Azerbaijan7,000,000,000
19Mexico6,630,000,128
20Norway6,376,000,000
21Oman5,373,000,192
22Sudan5,000,000,000
23India4,495,000,064
24Egypt4,400,000,000
25Vietnam4,400,000,000
26South Sudan3,750,000,128
27Malaysia3,600,000,000
28Indonesia3,310,000,128
29Yemen3,000,000,000
30Syria2,500,000,000
31Uganda2,500,000,000
32Argentina2,161,999,872
33United Kingdom2,068,999,936
34Gabon2,000,000,000
35Australia1,820,999,936
36Colombia1,664,999,936
37Congo, Republic of the1,600,000,000
38Chad1,500,000,000
39Brunei1,100,000,000
40Equatorial Guinea1,100,000,000
41Ghana660,000,000
42Romania600,000,000
43Turkmenistan600,000,000
44Uzbekistan594,000,000
45Italy487,800,000
46Denmark439,000,000
47Peru434,900,000
48Tunisia425,000,000
49Ukraine395,000,000
50Thailand349,400,000

Definition: This entry is the stock of proved reserves of crude oil in barrels (bbl). Proved reserves are those quantities of petroleum which, by analysis of geological and engineering data, can be estimated with a high degree of confidence to be commercially recoverable from a given date forward, from known reservoirs and under current economic conditions.

Source: CIA World Factbook - Unless otherwise noted, information in this page is accurate as of January 1, 2020

See also: Oil - proved reserves map

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