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Every producing country in the Americas

All 18 of them1: 121 published oil and gas series across 55 regions, each stated at the grain its source actually reports.

18 Producing countries in the Americas Every one of them
55 Regions published States, provinces, offshore and national
121 Regional oil and gas series One per region and stream: Texas oil, Texas gas, and so on
99.4% Producing units held at well grain 1,148,177 of 1,155,076, calendar 2024

Measured by volume over calendar 2024, 81.8% of tracked oil and 93.7% of tracked gas come from series held at well grain. About 47% of the oil outside that share comes from mined projects in Canada and production facilities in Guyana, where the source reports that unit as one total.

Generated 2026-11-13 from the methodology registry and the live warehouse. Every figure on this page is computed at generation time.

A map of the Americas showing 4,241,684 well locations for which CommoVision holds a published surface coordinate, each drawn where it is and colored by its primary product (green for oil, red for natural gas, gray where undetermined; a spot shared by more than one product shows the one with the most wells there), on a ground of land and water, with faint country, state and province outlines and place names for orientation.
  • Oil 2,169,127
  • Natural gas 1,346,014
  • Undetermined 726,543
4,241,684 well locations. Wells in the United States, Canada, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Ecuador, Guyana. Production held above well grain is published at that grain: Barbados, Bolivia, Belize, Chile, Cuba, Guatemala, Peru, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Venezuela. 113,419 further wells we track sit outside this frame: their source publishes no coordinate, or their location falls beyond its edges. We publish production for 9,510 of them.

Where the volume sits

Series counts say how much we publish; volume says how much of the barrel and the mcf is held at each grain. Both streams are here: the hemisphere first, then country by country.

Oil

  • 81.8% Well
  • 14.2% Unit: lease, block, field, facility, project, operator
  • 0.1% State total
  • 3.8% National total

Natural gas

  • 93.7% Well
  • 1.2% Unit: lease, field
  • 0.3% State total
  • 4.8% National total
Share of tracked oil and natural gas by country, and each country’s own grain mix
Country OilNatural gas
Share Grain mix within the country Share Grain mix within the country
United States 49.2% well 99% · unit <1% · state total <1% 73.0% well 100% · unit <1% · state total <1%
Canada 18.3% well 61% · unit 39% 12.6% well 98% · unit 2%
Brazil 12.4% well 100% 3.2% well 100%
Mexico 6.8% well 100% 2.7% well 100%
Venezuela 3.2% national total 100% 1.4% national total 100%
Colombia 2.9% unit 100% 0.8% unit 100%
Argentina 2.6% well 100% 2.9% well 100%
Guyana 2.3% unit 100% 0.5% national total 100%
Ecuador 1.8% unit 100% — no series
Trinidad and Tobago 0.2% national total 100% 1.4% national total 100%
Peru 0.1% national total 100% 0.8% national total 100%
Cuba 0.1% national total 100% 0.1% national total 100%
Bolivia 0.1% national total 100% 0.6% national total 100%
Suriname 0.1% national total 100% <0.1% national total 100%
Guatemala <0.1% national total 100% <0.1% national total 100%
Chile <0.1% national total 100% 0.1% national total 100%
Barbados <0.1% national total 100% <0.1% national total 100%
Belize <0.1% national total 100% — no series

Shares are of the volume we track, not of a country’s production. A country reported only at national grain is one series here and one row in the matrix below.

The matrix

Every published series, country by country. Open a country to read its regions. The United States starts open.

Grain, finest to coarsest

  • well
  • lease · block · field · facility · project · operator
  • state total
  • national total

Basis evidence

  • confirmed checked against an official benchmark
  • declared taken from the source’s published definitions
United States 34 regions · 72 series well · 42lease · 4state total · 26
United States: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Texas oil well September 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
gas well September 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
New Mexico oil well October 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
gas well October 2026 gross confirmed ~98% of EIA

From 1960 through the early 1990s, each year's oil for New Mexico is scaled to the EIA's published state figure; the source's filed volumes are spread evenly across the months they cover. Earlier years, before the EIA's state series begins, carry the filed cumulative volumes the same way, at their filed level, so coverage steps at 1960.

From 1967 through the early 1990s, each year's natural gas for New Mexico is scaled to the EIA's published state figure; the source's filed volumes are spread evenly across the months they cover. Carbon dioxide wells carry no gas here. In a year whose scaling included their records, the state total sits below the EIA's figure by their share. Earlier years, before the EIA's state series begins, carry the filed cumulative volumes the same way, at their filed level, so coverage steps at 1967.

Gulf of Mexico oil well September 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
gas well September 2026 gross declared ~100% of EIA
North Dakota oil well October 2026 gross confirmed ~99% of EIA
gas well October 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
Pennsylvania oil well August 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
gas well August 2026 gross declared ~100% of EIA
Alaska oil well September 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
gas well September 2026 gross confirmed ~101% of EIA
Oklahoma oil well September 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
gas well September 2026 gross declared ~99% of EIA
oil lease October 2026 gross confirmed —
gas lease September 2026 gross declared —
Colorado oil well September 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
gas well September 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
Louisiana oil well September 2026 gross confirmed ~97% of EIA
gas well September 2026 gross confirmed ~98% of EIA
West Virginia oil well June 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
gas well June 2026 gross declared ~99% of EIA
Wyoming oil well October 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
gas well October 2026 gross confirmed ~101% of EIA
Ohio oil well June 2026 gross confirmed ~99% of EIA
gas well June 2026 gross declared ~99% of EIA
California oil well October 2026 gross confirmed ~101% of EIA
gas well October 2026 gross confirmed ~98% of EIA
Utah oil well October 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
gas well October 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
Kansas oil well June 2026 gross confirmed ~99% of EIA
gas well June 2026 gross declared ~99% of EIA
Montana oil well August 2026 gross confirmed ~96% of EIA
gas well August 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
Arkansas oil well July 2026 gross confirmed ~62% of EIA
gas well July 2026 gross declared ~101% of EIA
Mississippi oil well October 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
gas well September 2026 gross declared ~102% of EIA
Michigan oil well October 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
gas well October 2026 marketed declared ~100% of EIA
Alabama oil well September 2026 gross confirmed ~99% of EIA
gas well September 2026 gross declared ~101% of EIA
oil lease June 2025 gross declared —
gas lease May 2025 gross declared —
Illinois oil state total August 2026 gross declared —
gas state total December 2024 gas held2 gross declared —
Kentucky oil state total August 2026 gross declared —
gas state total December 2024 gas held2 gross declared —
Virginia oil state total August 2026 gross declared —
gas state total December 2024 gas held2 gross declared —
Pacific OCS oil well September 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of EIA
gas well September 2026 gross declared —
Indiana oil state total August 2026 gross declared —
gas state total December 2024 gas held2 gross declared —
Nebraska oil state total August 2026 gross declared —
gas state total December 2024 gas held2 gross declared —
Florida oil state total August 2026 gross declared —
gas state total December 2024 gas held2 gross declared —
South Dakota oil state total August 2026 gross declared —
gas state total December 2024 gas held2 gross declared —
New York oil state total August 2026 gross declared —
gas state total December 2024 gas held2 gross declared —
Tennessee oil state total August 2026 gross declared —
gas state total December 2024 gas held2 gross declared —
Nevada oil state total August 2026 gross declared —
gas state total December 2022 gas held2 gross declared —
Idaho oil state total August 2026 gross declared —
gas state total December 2024 gas held2 gross declared —
Missouri oil state total August 2026 gross declared —
gas state total March 2014 gas held2 gross declared —
Arizona oil state total April 2026 gross declared —
gas state total December 2024 gas held2 gross declared —
Canada 5 regions · 11 series well · 8field · 2project · 1
Canada: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Alberta oil well September 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of StatCan
gas well September 2026 gross declared —
oil project July 2026 gross confirmed —
British Columbia oil well September 2026 gross confirmed —
gas well September 2026 gross declared —
Saskatchewan oil well September 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of StatCan
gas well September 2026 gross declared —
Newfoundland & Labrador Offshore oil field September 2026 gross declared ~100% of StatCan
gas field September 2026 gross declared —
Manitoba oil well September 2026 gross confirmed ~100% of StatCan
gas well September 2026 gross declared —
Brazil 1 region · 2 series well · 2
Brazil: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Brazil oil well September 2026 gross declared —
gas well September 2026 gross declared —
Mexico 1 region · 4 series well · 2field · 2
Mexico: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Mexico oil well September 2026 gross declared —
gas well September 2026 gross declared —
oil field December 1999 gross declared —
gas field December 1999 gross declared —
Argentina 1 region · 2 series well · 2
Argentina: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Argentina oil well September 2026 gross declared —
gas well September 2026 gross declared —
Venezuela 1 region · 2 series national total · 2
Venezuela: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Venezuela oil national total July 2026 gross declared —
gas national total 2024 annual gas held2 dry gas declared —
Colombia 1 region · 2 series field · 2
Colombia: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Colombia oil field September 2026 gross declared —
gas field September 2026 gross declared —
Guyana 1 region · 2 series facility · 1national total · 1
Guyana: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Guyana oil facility September 2026 gross declared —
gas national total September 2026 gross declared —
Ecuador 1 region · 6 series block · 2field · 2operator · 2
Ecuador: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Ecuador oil block October 2026 gross declared —
gas block December 2021 gross declared —
oil field September 2026 gross declared —
gas field December 2021 gross declared —
oil operator October 2026 gross declared —
gas operator December 2021 gross declared —
Trinidad and Tobago 1 region · 2 series national total · 2
Trinidad and Tobago: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Trinidad and Tobago oil national total July 2026 gross declared —
gas national total 2024 annual gas held2 dry gas declared —
Peru 1 region · 2 series national total · 2
Peru: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Peru oil national total July 2026 gross declared —
gas national total 2024 annual gas held2 dry gas declared —
Bolivia 1 region · 2 series national total · 2
Bolivia: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Bolivia oil national total July 2026 gross declared —
gas national total 2024 annual gas held2 dry gas declared —
Cuba 1 region · 2 series national total · 2
Cuba: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Cuba oil national total July 2026 gross declared —
gas national total 2024 annual gas held2 dry gas declared —
Suriname 1 region · 2 series national total · 2
Suriname: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Suriname oil national total July 2026 gross declared —
gas national total 2024 annual gas held2 dry gas declared —
Chile 1 region · 2 series national total · 2
Chile: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Chile oil national total July 2026 gross declared —
gas national total 2024 annual gas held2 dry gas declared —
Guatemala 1 region · 2 series national total · 2
Guatemala: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Guatemala oil national total July 2026 gross declared —
gas national total 2024 annual gas held2 dry gas declared —
Barbados 1 region · 2 series national total · 2
Barbados: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Barbados oil national total July 2026 gross declared —
gas national total 2024 annual gas held2 dry gas declared —
Belize 1 region · 2 series national total · 2
Belize: published oil and gas series by region
RegionSeriesGrainData throughBasisBenchmark
Belize oil national total July 2026 gross declared —
gas national total zero reported through 2024 annual gas held2 dry gas declared —

Oil and gas series. Produced water is tracked for some regions and joins this table when its registry rows are complete.

How our totals compare with the EIA

The EIA estimates each state’s production from an operator survey. It publishes about two months after the production month. The series compared here are rebuilt from official records as they arrive. The two agree closely for the United States as a whole. The most recent months differ while filings are still arriving. The methodology page explains why.

United States oil: our total beside the EIA series (MMbbl/d)
  • CommoVision
  • EIA
United States oil: our total beside the EIA series: million barrels per day 5 10 15 MMbbl/d 202420252026 May 2023: CommoVision 12.4, EIA 12.4 MMbbl/d Jun 2023: CommoVision 12.4, EIA 12.4 MMbbl/d Jul 2023: CommoVision 12.6, EIA 12.6 MMbbl/d Aug 2023: CommoVision 12.7, EIA 12.7 MMbbl/d Sep 2023: CommoVision 12.8, EIA 12.8 MMbbl/d Oct 2023: CommoVision 12.8, EIA 12.8 MMbbl/d Nov 2023: CommoVision 13, EIA 13 MMbbl/d Dec 2023: CommoVision 13, EIA 13 MMbbl/d Jan 2024: CommoVision 12.2, EIA 12.2 MMbbl/d Feb 2024: CommoVision 12.8, EIA 12.8 MMbbl/d Mar 2024: CommoVision 12.8, EIA 12.8 MMbbl/d Apr 2024: CommoVision 13, EIA 13 MMbbl/d May 2024: CommoVision 12.9, EIA 12.9 MMbbl/d Jun 2024: CommoVision 12.9, EIA 12.9 MMbbl/d Jul 2024: CommoVision 12.9, EIA 12.9 MMbbl/d Aug 2024: CommoVision 13.1, EIA 13.1 MMbbl/d Sep 2024: CommoVision 12.9, EIA 12.9 MMbbl/d Oct 2024: CommoVision 13.3, EIA 13.2 MMbbl/d Nov 2024: CommoVision 13.2, EIA 13.1 MMbbl/d Dec 2024: CommoVision 13.2, EIA 13.2 MMbbl/d Jan 2025: CommoVision 12.9, EIA 12.8 MMbbl/d Feb 2025: CommoVision 13, EIA 12.9 MMbbl/d Mar 2025: CommoVision 13.2, EIA 13.2 MMbbl/d Apr 2025: CommoVision 13.3, EIA 13.2 MMbbl/d May 2025: CommoVision 13.2, EIA 13.2 MMbbl/d Jun 2025: CommoVision 13.4, EIA 13.3 MMbbl/d Jul 2025: CommoVision 13.4, EIA 13.4 MMbbl/d Aug 2025: CommoVision 13.5, EIA 13.5 MMbbl/d Sep 2025: CommoVision 13.6, EIA 13.6 MMbbl/d Oct 2025: CommoVision 13.7, EIA 13.7 MMbbl/d Nov 2025: CommoVision 13.6, EIA 13.6 MMbbl/d Dec 2025: CommoVision 13.5, EIA 13.5 MMbbl/d Jan 2026: CommoVision 13.1, EIA 13 MMbbl/d Feb 2026: CommoVision 13.5, EIA 13.4 MMbbl/d Mar 2026: CommoVision 13.5, EIA 13.4 MMbbl/d Apr 2026: CommoVision 13.7, EIA 13.7 MMbbl/d

Interactive chart. Focus it and use the left and right arrow keys to read each month, Page Up and Page Down for a year at a time, Home and End for the ends of the series. The full figures are also in the table on this page.

All from what the source published. 99.61% held at well grain.

How the volume breaks down
  • 77.6% Reported by the official source by well
  • 0.39% Reported by the official source as a lease, facility, field or state total. Published without per-well detail.
  • 21.1% Reported by the official source as a lease total, split across the lease's wells. The regional total shown is the reported number, to rounding.
  • 0.87% Reported by the official source for a longer period, spread across its months. The period total is the reported number.
  • under 0.01% A series adjusted to match official published figures: a well's cumulative, a later correction netted into the months before it, a field's oil volume from the royalty file for a month missing from the production report, or a state's yearly total from a second official source.
  • under 0.01% Filed with the official source, which withheld this period's production figure for one stream. That stream carries a placeholder zero.

Every barrel in the chart starts from what the official source published for the months measured. Measured over May 2023 to April 2026.

  • Our United States oil total across the regions compared here is 0.2% above the EIA series over May 2023 to April 2026. The regions we publish account for 99.7% of the EIA’s whole United States oil series over the same months.
  • The months January 2026 to April 2026 are still filling in for Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. At least 80.0% of the volume we expect in each has landed.
  • The oil chart covers the regions with comparable months across the whole window. California has comparable months through December 2025.
United States natural gas: our total beside the EIA series (Bcf/d)
  • CommoVision
  • EIA
United States natural gas: our total beside the EIA series: billion cubic feet per day 50 100 150 Bcf/d 202420252026 Apr 2023: CommoVision 123, EIA 123 Bcf/d May 2023: CommoVision 123, EIA 124 Bcf/d Jun 2023: CommoVision 122, EIA 122 Bcf/d Jul 2023: CommoVision 122, EIA 122 Bcf/d Aug 2023: CommoVision 122, EIA 122 Bcf/d Sep 2023: CommoVision 123, EIA 123 Bcf/d Oct 2023: CommoVision 124, EIA 124 Bcf/d Nov 2023: CommoVision 127, EIA 126 Bcf/d Dec 2023: CommoVision 127, EIA 127 Bcf/d Jan 2024: CommoVision 124, EIA 124 Bcf/d Feb 2024: CommoVision 127, EIA 127 Bcf/d Mar 2024: CommoVision 123, EIA 124 Bcf/d Apr 2024: CommoVision 122, EIA 123 Bcf/d May 2024: CommoVision 122, EIA 123 Bcf/d Jun 2024: CommoVision 122, EIA 123 Bcf/d Jul 2024: CommoVision 123, EIA 125 Bcf/d Aug 2024: CommoVision 122, EIA 124 Bcf/d Sep 2024: CommoVision 122, EIA 123 Bcf/d Oct 2024: CommoVision 124, EIA 125 Bcf/d Nov 2024: CommoVision 125, EIA 126 Bcf/d Dec 2024: CommoVision 127, EIA 128 Bcf/d Jan 2025: CommoVision 125, EIA 126 Bcf/d Feb 2025: CommoVision 128, EIA 127 Bcf/d Mar 2025: CommoVision 128, EIA 130 Bcf/d Apr 2025: CommoVision 129, EIA 129 Bcf/d May 2025: CommoVision 129, EIA 129 Bcf/d Jun 2025: CommoVision 129, EIA 129 Bcf/d Jul 2025: CommoVision 129, EIA 129 Bcf/d Aug 2025: CommoVision 130, EIA 130 Bcf/d Sep 2025: CommoVision 130, EIA 130 Bcf/d Oct 2025: CommoVision 130, EIA 130 Bcf/d Nov 2025: CommoVision 133, EIA 133 Bcf/d Dec 2025: CommoVision 135, EIA 135 Bcf/d Jan 2026: CommoVision 130, EIA 131 Bcf/d Feb 2026: CommoVision 133, EIA 134 Bcf/d Mar 2026: CommoVision 133, EIA 134 Bcf/d

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All from what the source published. 99.87% held at well grain.

How the volume breaks down
  • 85.4% Reported by the official source by well
  • 0.13% Reported by the official source as a lease, facility, field or state total. Published without per-well detail.
  • 9.6% Reported by the official source as a lease total, split across the lease's wells. The regional total shown is the reported number, to rounding.
  • 4.8% Reported by the official source for a longer period, spread across its months. The period total is the reported number.
  • under 0.01% A series adjusted to match official published figures: a well's cumulative, a later correction netted into the months before it, a field's oil volume from the royalty file for a month missing from the production report, or a state's yearly total from a second official source.
  • 0.01% Published by the official source as its own estimate rather than an operator-attested figure
  • 0.07% The official source filed this volume for its reporting unit without naming the well. The well shown is our attribution, made only where a measured one-well ground identifies it; the volume itself is the source's own figure, untouched.

Every cubic foot in the chart starts from what the official source published for the months measured. Measured over April 2023 to March 2026.

  • Our United States natural gas total across the regions compared here is 0.3% below the EIA series over April 2023 to March 2026. The regions we publish account for 99.8% of the EIA’s whole United States natural gas series over the same months.
  • The months January 2026 to March 2026 are still filling in for Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. At least 93.0% of the volume we expect in each has landed.
  • The natural gas chart covers the regions with comparable months across the whole window. Alabama, Michigan and Mississippi have comparable months through December 2024, and Pacific OCS has no comparable EIA series.

Region by region

Each figure is our total as a multiple of the EIA series over that region’s last 36 months. The last 12 of those months sit beside it. A region more than 5% from the EIA series either way carries a note. Where a region’s comparable months end earlier than the rest, its cell names the month it runs through. Where a region has months still filling in, its cell says how many.

Our production totals as a multiple of the EIA series, by region and stream
Region Oil, 36 months last 12 Gas, 36 months last 12 Note
Alaska 1.000 1.000 1.006 1.006
Alabama 0.999 1.022 1.014through December 2024 1.038
Arkansas 0.620 0.614 1.023 1.035 Where we have checked, the underlying filings match the official source’s own records. The natural gas built from those same filings agrees with the EIA series. Oil filed on wells we class as service or disposal is not counted as production here, and that is part of the difference. The rest is not traced to a cause.
California 1.003through December 2025 1.002 0.975 0.996
Colorado 1.004 1.006 1.009 1.003
Gulf of Mexico 1.002 1.005 1.020 1.036
Kansas 0.991 0.992 0.987 0.970
Louisiana 0.977 0.986 0.980 0.981
Michigan 1.0065 months filling in 1.020 1.001through December 2024 1.000
Mississippi 1.001 1.003 1.040through December 2024 1.062
Montana 0.973 0.962 0.9981 month filling in 0.999
North Dakota 0.998 0.999 0.996 0.990
New Mexico 0.996 0.989 0.975 0.972
Ohio 0.9896 months filling in 0.984 0.9976 months filling in 0.997
Oklahoma 1.008 1.007 0.954 0.940
Pennsylvania 0.9358 months filling in 0.828 1.0098 months filling in 1.003 Pennsylvania’s oil and natural gas figures are built from the same operator filings. The natural gas agrees with the EIA series. Part of the state’s oil arrives on annual and other period reports, which we spread across the months they cover, so recent months read low until those filings arrive.
Pacific OCS 1.012 1.023 — —
Texas 1.003 1.000 1.005 1.006
Utah 0.992 0.978 0.984 0.980
West Virginia 1.0035 months filling in 0.993 0.9586 months filling in 0.937
Wyoming 1.001 1.002 1.052 1.098 Wyoming’s oil and natural gas figures are built from the same filings, and the oil agrees with the EIA series. Where we have checked, our natural gas matches the official source’s own published figures month by month, so the difference lies between those figures and the EIA series. It is not traced to a cause.

A dash means no comparable EIA series for that region and stream. The figures are our published totals, every origin included. The provenance line under each chart says what that means. In the matrix above, the Benchmark figures on United States rows are this same comparison, taken over complete calendar years.

How to read this table

Grain
The unit a series is held at: an individual well, a lease, a block, a field, a facility, a mined project, an operator group, a state total, or a national total. Where that unit is coarser than a well, the source publishes no per-well volume for it.
Basis
Where a volume sits on the wellhead-to-market waterfall. Gross includes flared, vented, re-injected and fuel gas; marketed sits below those; dry gas is consumer-grade gas after liquids extraction, below marketed. The wedge between these is almost entirely a gas story; for oil the differences are small.
Confirmed and declared
Confirmed means the stated basis has been checked against an official benchmark series: EIA for US regions, CER and Statistics Canada for Canadian provinces. Where the national series itself republishes our source, that check is a consistency check rather than an independent benchmark. Declared means the stated basis comes from the source’s published definitions and filing rules: a strong prior, and stated as that rather than as a check. 84 of 121 series carry a declared basis today, across 45 regions. The methodology page explains how the EIA produces its estimates, and why recent months can differ from ours.
Benchmark
Our published total for a region as a share of the matching benchmark series, recomputed with each data snapshot: the EIA’s for US regions, and for Canadian oil, Statistics Canada’s (StatCan) where its figures are like-for-like with ours. It is a comparison that is tracked, never a pass mark. The other Canadian cells stay empty. For the 10 countries filled from the EIA’s international series, and for the US state totals filled from EIA state data, the EIA is the source itself, so a comparison against it would check nothing; those cells stay empty. A US region can also lack the metric for one stream while carrying it for the other; that cell is empty too.
Data through
The latest month a series holds a figure for, complete or still filling in. A region page’s own attribution names the last complete month and says which later months are still filling in, so the two can differ by a month or two.
Regions at more than one grain
Where a region with a Benchmark figure publishes at more than one grain, that figure covers the region’s combined published total and appears once, on its well row.

Notes

  1. The census behind “every producing country” adjudicates 36 non-producing places individually, and Paraguay is its one qualified zero. Its official source states that the country imports all of the hydrocarbons it consumes. The caveat on record: a single Chaco well reported a micro-scale gas flow in 2016, supplying one local generator, under a concession still in the exploitation stage. Whether it flows today is unverified, so Paraguay is carried as this footnote rather than rounded away.
  2. The production charts on this site hold back the natural gas of 10 countries and 13 US state totals: the rows marked here. Their gas figures stopped arriving after December 2024 at the latest; each marked row’s own Data through month states where its series ends. The charts hold every month of that gas back, while their oil stays in. The table states the coverage those gas series reach; they return to the charts when the feed is repaired.
  3. Oil for the EIA-filled countries is crude oil including lease condensate, the series’ own definition. Their natural gas is a dry-gas series, annual, carried as the source publishes it.

See it applied

The data pages put this coverage to work, and the methodology explains how the numbers are built and revised. For a question about a specific series, get in touch.

Source: CommoVision. Each series above states its own data-through month; the freshest runs to October 2026.

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