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The image details two bar graphs, one depicting the percentage of total world oil resources and the other showing the percentage of total world annual oil consumption. For oil resources: Middle East 56.52%, Canada 14.84%, Central and South America 8.12%, Eastern Europe 6.55%, Africa 6.38%, Asia 2.89%, United States 1.75%, Western Europe 1.47%, Australia and New Zealand 1.39%, Other 1.05%. For oil consumption: Middle East 6.15%, Canada 2.48%, Central and South America 6.70%, Eastern Europe 5.65%, Africa 3.33%, Asia 26.21%, United States 25.48%, Western Europe 19.24%, Australia and New Zealand 1.31%, Other 2.52%.
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The charts below show the proportions of the world’s oil resources held in different regions and the proportions of annual oil consumption in the same areas.
Overall, the Middle East holds the largest share of oil resources, while the highest oil consumption is in the United States, Asia, and Western Europe. Other regions have relatively small percentages in both charts.
In the first chart, the Middle East leads with 56.52% of total oil resources. Canada follows with 14.84%. There is a big gap between these and the rest of the regions like the United States , Asia, Western Europe, and Africa, each of which holds less than 7%.
The second chart shows that oil consumption is highest in Asia 26.21%, followed by the United States 25.48% and Western Europe 19.24%. In contrast, Central and South America consume just 0.70%, while other areas have moderate usage between 1.31% and 3.35%, which is an average amount for the second chart.
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