Here's an estimated list of the number of oil rigs by some key states in the United States and major countries globally. These numbers can fluctuate due to economic conditions, regulatory changes, and other factors.
United States - Estimated Oil Rigs by State
- Texas: 300-350
- Oklahoma: 70-100
- New Mexico: 100-150
- North Dakota: 30-50
- Louisiana: 50-80
- Wyoming: 20-40
- Colorado: 15-30
- California: 10-20
- Alaska: 5-15
- West Virginia: 5-10
- Pennsylvania: 5-10
Countries - Estimated Oil Rigs
- United States: 600-700
- Canada: 150-200
- Saudi Arabia: 100-150
- Russia: 100-120
- Brazil: 50-70
- Mexico: 40-60
- Venezuela: 30-50
- Norway: 20-40
- United Arab Emirates: 20-40
- Iraq: 20-40
- China: 30-50
- Nigeria: 20-40
- Angola: 10-20
- Kuwait: 10-20
- Iran: 30-50
Notes
- The numbers above are rough estimates and can change based on various factors such as market demand, technological advancements, and geopolitical developments.
- In the U.S., Texas leads by a significant margin due to its vast oil fields and favorable regulations.
- Globally, the United States has the most active rigs, followed by Canada, Saudi Arabia, and Russia.
