Fascinating thing to me is that you wouldn’t necessarily peg New Mexico as the second largest producer after looking at this map.
It would be the 11th or 12th largest oil producer in the world if it was its own country. And most of that is from the bit in the southeast of the state too
SloppySouvlaki on
What’s the well on Vancouver Island? Looks like it’s around Nanaimo.
Connect_Progress7862 on
I thought Mexicans liked beans, so how come there’s no gas down there?
Myreddditusername on
Yellowstone looks almost untouched. I wonder if that’s because they can’t look for it there?
Narf234 on
Is this as much potential as it seems or are these plays not really viable?
ChimpoSensei on
Missing Alaska, with the biggest reserves of them all
Shuckles116 on
Nice how the dinosaurs conveniently died up to and precisely on Alberta’s modern day northern border
Carl_The_Sagan on
is there some pangea map that this superimposes nicely on?
GaybutNotbutGay on
Whats the study plays?
ThunderTheMoney on
What about Alaska?
RemarkableReturn8400 on
Mississippi needs to utilize it.
corgi-king on
The oil and gas god must hate BC with passion.
camilogonzalezm1 on
This might come as a dumb question to some but I’m a not aware why there is no oil reserves in Ontario, Quebec, etc. I’m not familiar with how that works….
Right_Hour on
Yep, folks, we here, in Canada, are sitting on some of the world’s largest oil and gas reserves in all of North America. Which is why we want to shut it down and import more Saudi oil. Makes total sense…. /s
Available_Crazy7743 on
that is a curious arc shape
_ilpo_ on
It’s missing a lot of eastern Canadian fields.
All along the north shore of Lake Erie are gas fields which extend to the bottom of Lake Huron where there are areas of oil also. Places like Petrolia don’t get built without a resource like that. Some may have played out but Alberta has a number of those also.
The entire collection off Newfoundland plus another collection off Nova Scotia.
Krazynewf709 on
Newfoundland?
sirbruce on
Important reminder that the „Peak Oil“ theory was proven wrong, which is why you rarely hear it talked about anymore.
-fritzcat on
Texas gulf?
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Fascinating thing to me is that you wouldn’t necessarily peg New Mexico as the second largest producer after looking at this map.
It would be the 11th or 12th largest oil producer in the world if it was its own country. And most of that is from the bit in the southeast of the state too
What’s the well on Vancouver Island? Looks like it’s around Nanaimo.
I thought Mexicans liked beans, so how come there’s no gas down there?
Yellowstone looks almost untouched. I wonder if that’s because they can’t look for it there?
Is this as much potential as it seems or are these plays not really viable?
Missing Alaska, with the biggest reserves of them all
Nice how the dinosaurs conveniently died up to and precisely on Alberta’s modern day northern border
is there some pangea map that this superimposes nicely on?
Whats the study plays?
What about Alaska?
Mississippi needs to utilize it.
The oil and gas god must hate BC with passion.
This might come as a dumb question to some but I’m a not aware why there is no oil reserves in Ontario, Quebec, etc. I’m not familiar with how that works….
Yep, folks, we here, in Canada, are sitting on some of the world’s largest oil and gas reserves in all of North America. Which is why we want to shut it down and import more Saudi oil. Makes total sense…. /s
that is a curious arc shape
It’s missing a lot of eastern Canadian fields.
All along the north shore of Lake Erie are gas fields which extend to the bottom of Lake Huron where there are areas of oil also. Places like Petrolia don’t get built without a resource like that. Some may have played out but Alberta has a number of those also.
The entire collection off Newfoundland plus another collection off Nova Scotia.
Newfoundland?
Important reminder that the „Peak Oil“ theory was proven wrong, which is why you rarely hear it talked about anymore.
Texas gulf?