Papers - Production - Foreign - Development of Oil-field Activities in Argentina during 1940

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Mario L. Villa
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 1, 1941

Abstract

Argentina's oil production continues in its upward trend. The year 1940 closed with an important increase over 1939; that is, 1,996,371 bbl., or 10.72 per cent. The Government oil fields (Y.P.F.) are responsible for these results, as their total output was 12,474,655 bbl., which compared with the 10,222, 533 bbl. produced in 1939 represent an increase of 2,252,122 bbl., or 22.03 per cent. Fields operated by private companies yielded 8,134,882 bbl., against 8,390,633 bbl. in 1939, a decrease of 255,751 bbl. (3.04 per cent). To the total of 20,609,538 bbl. produced in 1940 in Argentina, the Comodoro Rivadavia field contributed 14,976,222 bbl.; Plaza Huincul, 1,275,814 bbl.; the Province of Salta, 1,845,1977 bbl. and the Province of Mendoza, 2,51I,475 bbl. Table 3 compares the output of companies working in Comodoro Rivadavia. The total increase of 186,819 bbl. (1.26 per cent) registered in the Comodoro Kivadavia area is due only to an intensification of development programs in the known
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APA: Mario L. Villa  (1941)  Papers - Production - Foreign - Development of Oil-field Activities in Argentina during 1940

MLA: Mario L. Villa Papers - Production - Foreign - Development of Oil-field Activities in Argentina during 1940. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1941.

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