Question

Describe the distribution of petroleum in India?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Every year, India produces roughly 30,088 thousand tonnes of crude oil. The northeastern area, Rajasthan region, Gujarat region, Mumbai high, and east coastal region are a few of the significant oil-bearing regions.

Explanation:

In numerous locations around India, petroleum is produced and distributed. There are currently four locations where petroleum is being economically extracted.

• The significant oilfields in the northeastern region include Digboi, Naharkatiya, Rudrasagar, and Galecki.
• Region of Rajasthan: This oil block has an extent of 5000 square kilometres. The three that stand out are Saraswati, Rajeshwari, and Mangla fields.
• Gujarat area: Ankleshwar, Kosamba, Mehsana, Lunej, and Kalol are significant fields in this region.
• Mumbai High is located 176 kilometres northwest of Mumbai in the Arabian Sea. An offshore oilfield is called Mumbai High. About 20,145 thousand tonnes of crude oil are produced there.
• encompassing the Krishna-Godavari and Kaveri basins, the east coast. About 451 thousand tonnes of crude oil are produced there.

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