Where was oil production at its highest in the 1980s and still remains important to the Russian economy?

Central Asia

The Ural Mountains

Russian Siberia

the Caucasus region

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Teagan Archer

Geography

24 August, 13:14

Where was oil production at its highest in the 1980s and still remains important to the Russian economy?

Central Asia

The Ural Mountains

Russian Siberia

the Caucasus region

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Sarah Ayers · Answer 1

The answers C russian siberia ...

Elianna Acosta · Answer 2

Oil production at its highest in the 1980s and still remains important to the economy of Russian Siberia

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Oil production was highest in Russian Siberia in 1908s and remains an important part of the Russian economy even today. Oil production in Siberia was high because of the rich oil fields of this region.

Sibera is home to almost 70% of oil fields of Russia. In addition, it is also rich in ore deposits of almost all metals. There are still unexploited sources of oil and natural gas in Siberia making it an important part of the Russian economy till date.

Where was oil production at its highest in the 1980s and still remains important to the Russian economy?Central AsiaThe Ural MountainsRussian Siberiathe Caucasus region

Where was oil production at its highest in the 1980s and still remains important to the Russian economy?

Central Asia

The Ural Mountains

Russian Siberia

the Caucasus region