Soviet Oil Production

[panzer51]

What are the numbers based on?

In the database Baku is listed at 48
Maikop 23
Grozny 27

Are these millions of tons? or other units?

Regardless of these, the ratios are all wrong

In 1940 Baku produced 22,231,000 tons
Krasnodar region 2,242,000
Chechnya 2,229,000

So as can be seen Baku production 10 times more than the next two main regions. So if Baku is at 48, then Maikop and Grozny should be at 4 each.

Any input on this?

[Denniss]

You may have missed the massive oil facilities just next to Baku

[panzer51]

I'm not sure what you mean. I gave you official oil production statistical data.

[panzer51]

what are the units anyway? what are they based on? I can't figure them out. Same for Fuel production. Thanks

[battlefield91]

ORIGINAL: panzer51

I'm not sure what you mean. I gave you official oil production statistical data.

All the Hexes around Baku produce a ton of oil too.

[panzer51]

Thanks I missed those. However, the numbers still don't make sense. The Baku area produces 248 units of oil per turn. If we take actual production of 23,500,000 tons in 1941 then weekly production is approximately 451,000 tons. So why 248 and not 451?

[Denniss]

soviets have an oil production modifier of 2.x