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    The document lists the ranking of countries by their proven oil reserves according to the U.S. EIA and OPEC in 2017. Venezuela had the largest reserves at 300,878 million barrels according to the EIA and 302,809 million barrels according to OPEC. Saudi Arabia had the second largest reserves while Canada had the third largest according to the EIA but dropped to 27th according to OPEC. The top five countries in terms of oil reserves were Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Iran and Iraq.

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    The document lists the ranking of countries by their proven oil reserves according to the U.S. EIA and OPEC in 2017. Venezuela had the largest reserves at 300,878 million barrels according to the EIA and 302,809 million barrels according to OPEC. Saudi Arabia had the second largest reserves while Canada had the third largest according to the EIA but dropped to 27th according to OPEC. The top five countries in terms of oil reserves were Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Iran and Iraq.

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    Country Rank Rank Barrels) S S: U.S. EIA (Start of 2017) OPEC (End of 2017)

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    The document lists the ranking of countries by their proven oil reserves according to the U.S. EIA and OPEC in 2017. Venezuela had the largest reserves at 300,878 million barrels according to the EIA and 302,809 million barrels according to OPEC. Saudi Arabia had the second largest reserves while Canada had the third largest according to the EIA but dropped to 27th according to OPEC. The top five countries in terms of oil reserves were Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Iran and Iraq.

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    barrels) U.S.

    EIA (start of 2017)OPEC (end of 2017)


    Country Rank s Rank s

     Venezuela(see: Oil reserves in
    Venezuela) 1 300,878 1 302,809

     Saudi Arabia (see: Oil reserves in


    Saudi Arabia) 2 266,455 2 266,260
     Canada(see: Oil reserves in
    Canada) 3 169,709 27 3,800

     Iran (see: Oil reserves in Iran) 4 158,400 3 155,600

     Iraq (see: Oil reserves in Iraq) 5 142,503 4 147,223

     Kuwait(see: Oil reserves in Kuwait) 6 101,500 5 101,500


     UAE (see: Oil reserves in the
    United Arab Emirates) 7 97,800 6 97,800

     Russia(see: Oil reserves in Russia) 8 80,000 7 80,000

     Libya(see: Oil reserves in Libya) 9 48,000 8 74,363


     Nigeria(see: Oil reserves in
    Nigeria) 10 37,062 9 37,453
     United States (see: Oil reserves in
    the United States) 11 35,000 10 32,773

    Kazakhstan 12 30,000 11 30,000

    China 13 25,620 12 25,627


    Qatar 14 25,244 13 25,244

    Brazil 15 12,999 14 12,634

    Algeria 16 12,200 15 12,200

    Angola 17 / 18 8,273 16 8,384

    Ecuador 17 / 18 8,273 17 8,273


     Mexico(see: Oil reserves in
    Mexico) 19 7,300 19 6,537

    Azerbaijan 20 7,000 18 7,000

    Norway 21 6,611 20 6,376

    Oman 22 5,373 21 5,373


    Guyana 22 6,000 21 5,580

    India 24 4,600 23 4,495

    Egypt

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