Band 5+: The line graph highlights that the production of the world oil in four regions namely: middle east, africa, north america, asia, in four decades. Units measured in million barrels per day.

This graph shows that how much barrels of world oil was generated in following areas such as, Middle East, Africa, North America and Asia from 1960 to 2000.

Overall, Asia was the least producer of oil in thses years, while Middle East was one of the highest fuel productive region through out the period. On the other hand Africa and North America remain between them.

In1960, both North America and Asia take an equal part in oil production, which five miillion barrels. But Asia was not show a significant development and increases steadly to reach 20 million barrels at the end of 2000, that was the lowest in all these countries. While North America with remarkable growth in its first two decade and reached more than 25 million of barrels in 1980. But after that it will increase medestly and crosses 30 million in 2000.

From the strart,middle east remain on the top with 20 million production and Africa was close to him nearly 1800 million. Next few years Africa overweigh Middle east, but after some time it production drops while africa continously growing and become highest oil producing region in 2000 which is more than 50 millions.