Chart showing the world oil production by countries for the totals produced during the years 1866-1935, measured by billions of barrels. The countries included are: Germany, Japan, Trinidad, Peru, India, Dutch East Indies, Mexico, California, United States, Russia, Venezuela, Rumania (sic), Galicia (Central Europe), Argentine (sic), other countries, and Canada. The United States is shown to produce the most among the countries included, with California coming in second. The chart, sponsored by the Federal Writers' Project, was drawn by D.C. Newmarch. Dated October 1936.
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