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U.S. Crude Oil Production by State: Monthly and Annual EIA Data

U.S. production, July 2026
13,948 Mbbl/d
+1.6% vs July 2025
2025 average
13,662 Mbbl/d
+3.0% vs 2024
Record month
13,995 Mbbl/d
October 2025
Largest producer, 2025
Texas
42.2% of U.S. total

U.S. field production of crude oil averaged 13,662 thousand barrels per day (Mbbl/d) in 2025, 3.0% higher than the 13,267 of 2024. The latest monthly figure is 13,948 Mbbl/d for July 2026, against 13,724 a year earlier. 2025 is the highest annual average in EIA's series, which begins in 1859. The highest month on record is October 2025 at 13,995 Mbbl/d; before the 2010s the annual peak was 9,637 in 1970.

U.S. crude oil production, annual average since 1900

Chart data table (126 rows)
U.S. field production of crude oil, annual average (Mbbl/d)
PeriodMbbl/d
202513,662
202413,267
202312,972
202212,026
202111,324
202011,349
201912,335
201810,972
20179,374
20168,859
20159,433
20148,781
20137,495
20126,524
20115,674
20105,484
20095,357
20085,000
20075,074
20065,086
20055,184
20045,441
20035,649
20025,744
20015,801
20005,822
19995,881
19986,252
19976,452
19966,465
19956,560
19946,662
19936,847
19927,171
19917,417
19907,355
19897,613
19888,140
19878,349
19868,680
19858,971
19848,879
19838,688
19828,649
19818,572
19808,597
19798,552
19788,707
19778,245
19768,132
19758,375
19748,774
19739,208
19729,441
19719,463
19709,637
19699,238
19689,096
19678,810
19668,295
19657,804
19647,614
19637,542
19627,332
19617,183
19607,035
19597,054
19586,710
19577,170
19567,151
19556,807
19546,342
19536,458
19526,256
19516,158
19505,407
19495,046
19485,520
19475,088
19464,749
19454,695
19444,584
19434,125
19423,796
19413,847
19404,107
19393,464
19383,324
19373,500
19363,001
19352,723
19342,488
19332,481
19322,145
19312,332
19302,460
19292,760
19282,463
19272,469
19262,112
19251,700
19241,951
19232,007
19221,527
19211,294
19201,210
19191,037
1918920
1917919
1916822
1915770
1914728
1913681
1912609
1911604
1910574
1909502
1908488
1907455
1906347
1905369
1904320
1903275
1902243
1901190
1900174

Texas, New Mexico and North Dakota together accounted for 67% of U.S. production in 2025, led by Texas at 5,761 Mbbl/d (42.2%). Production from the federal offshore Gulf of America, which EIA reports separately from the states, was 1,942 Mbbl/d (14.2%). EIA reports production for 32 states in 2025; 7 of them round to 0 (under 500 barrels per day).

Production by state, 2025

Thousand barrels per day (Mbbl/d); states with production in EIA's data
RankState2025Share of U.S.vs 2024July 2026Record year*
1Texas5,76142.2%+1.5%5,7685,761 2025
2New Mexico2,20516.1%+8.4%2,4202,205 2025
3North Dakota1,1718.6%−2.3%1,1581,437 2019
4Colorado4753.5%+0.6%442527 2019
5Alaska4223.1%0.0%4212,017 1988
6Oklahoma4043.0%+1.0%391596 2019
7Wyoming2892.1%−1.0%311358 1981
8California2882.1%−6.8%2451,079 1985
9Utah1861.4%+4.5%206186 2025
10Ohio1371.0%+35.6%154137 2025
11Montana790.6%+8.2%6999 2006
12Louisiana740.5%−10.8%65547 1981
13Kansas700.5%−4.1%70207 1984
14West Virginia410.3%+10.8%3653 2020
15Mississippi280.2%−15.2%2494 1981
16Illinois180.1%−5.3%1683 1985
17Pennsylvania120.1%0.0%1319 2014
18Arkansas110.1%0.0%1052 1982
18Michigan110.1%−8.3%1089 1981
20Alabama80.1%—859 1985
21Kentucky5<0.1%—722 1983
22Indiana4<0.1%—315 1982
22Nebraska4<0.1%—419 1982
24Florida2<0.1%—295 1981
24South Dakota2<0.1%—25 1987
26Arizona00.0%—01 1981
26Idaho00.0%—01 2016
26Missouri00.0%—01 1981
26Nevada00.0%—011 1990
26New York00.0%—03 1985
26Tennessee00.0%—03 1981
26Virginia00.0%—00 1981

EIA publishes state figures rounded to the nearest thousand barrels per day; a 0 means under 500 barrels per day. Shares use the U.S. total, which includes federal offshore production not assigned to any state. States below 1 Mbbl/d in 2025 do not have a separate page. * Highest annual average in EIA's state series, which begins in 1981 for most states (1973 for Alaska).

By region, 2025

Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts (PADDs) and federal offshore areas, Mbbl/d
Area2025Share of U.S.July 2026
East Coast (PADD 1)560.4%52
Midwest (PADD 2)1,82613.4%1,816
Gulf Coast (PADD 3)10,02973.4%10,339
Rocky Mountain (PADD 4)1,0287.5%1,027
West Coast (PADD 5)7235.3%713
Federal Offshore Gulf of America1,94214.2%2,043
Federal Offshore PADD 5130.1%47

PADD totals include the federal offshore production in their area (the Gulf of America offshore is in PADD 3), so the rows overlap and do not add to the U.S. total.

Related data

Proved crude oil reserves by state · Refinery capacity by state · Crude oil imports · Crude oil exports · Strategic Petroleum Reserve

Source and methodology

ProviderSeriesUnitsCoverageLatest observation
U.S. Energy Information AdministrationField production of crude oil (petroleum/crd/crpdn), U.S., states, PADDsMbbl/d (thousand barrels per day)annual 1859–2025; monthly January 1920 – July 2026July 2026

Field production includes lease condensate. Monthly figures are published in EIA's Petroleum Supply Monthly about two months after the month ends and are revised; annual figures are averages of the year's months.

Last updated: Oct 21, 2026, 4:02 PM CDT. Raw values are shown in source units; any conversion is labeled. See methodology and data sources.

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