List of oil fields in Libya claimed by the Islamic State

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Oil fields claimed by ISIL in the alleged controlled regions are listed on this page (as of March 2015):^[1]

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Country	Date	Oil field
Libya	5 March 2015	Al-Bahi Oil Field
Libya	5 March 2015	Al-Dhara Oil Field
Libya	5 March 2015	Al-Mabrouk Oil Field
Libya	5 March 2015	Al-Joufra Oil Field
Libya	5 March 2015	Tibesti Oil Field
Libya	5 March 2015	Al-Ghani Oil Field
Libya	5 March 2015	Al-Samah Oil Field
Libya	5 March 2015	Al-Baida Oil Field
Libya	5 March 2015	Al-Waha Oil Field
Libya	5 March 2015	Al-Dafa Oil Field
Libya	5 March 2015	Al-Naqa Oil Field

References

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^ Benoît Faucon And Summer Said (4 March 2015). "Libya Declares Force Majeure Over Oil Fields in Central Region - WSJ". WSJ. Retrieved 17 April 2016.

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