Before revision: Petroleum The Siberian petroleum sources follow (in metric tonnes - 1 metric tonne of petroleum is equivalent to 5 or 10 barrels, or 42 gallons, depending on the density) Emba: 1,190,400,000 Perm-Kama: 3,540,000,000 Other Zones at West Urals and Volga: 471,500,000 Sakhalin: 339,800,000 Central Asia: 427,100,000 Table of Total production (for 45 oil well areas) 1901: 11,000,000 1913: 7,627,000 1920: 2,915,000 1928: 11,625,400 1932: 21,413,200 1936: 27,337,700 The most important Siberian petroleum zones are the West Siberian petroleum basin, Central Urals, Sakhalin Island, Nordvyl on the Arctic Siberian coast, and the Kamchatka peninsula.
After revision: Petroleum The Siberian petroleum sources follow (in tonnes - 1 tonne of petroleum is equivalent to 5 or 10 barrels, or 42 gallons, depending on the density) Emba: 1,190,400,000 Perm-Kama: 3,540,000,000 Other Zones at West Urals and Volga: 471,500,000 Sakhalin: 339,800,000 Central Asia: 427,100,000 Table of Total production (for 45 oil well areas) 1901: 11,000,000 1913: 7,627,000 1920: 2,915,000 1928: 11,625,400 1932: 21,413,200 1936: 27,337,700 The most important Siberian petroleum zones are the West Siberian petroleum basin, Central Urals, Sakhalin Island, Nordvyl on the Arctic Siberian coast, and the Kamchatka peninsula.