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For the week ending July 2, 2009 the total U.S. rotary rig count was 928 up 11 rigs from the previous week, down -993 rigs from a year ago.

The U.S. land rig count was up 1.37% this week, up 12 rigs from last week to 886 total rigs running representing an annualized change of -52.31%.

The U.S. offshore rig count was down -2.33% this week, down 1 rigs from last week to 42 total rigs running representing an annualized change of -33.33%

The U.S. rig count drilling for oil was up 4.57% this week, up 10 rigs from last week to 229 total rigs running representing an annualized change of -38.61%.

The U.S. rig count drilling for gas was up 0.15% this week, up 1 rigs from last week to 688 total rigs running representing an annualized change of -55.30%.

The U.S. rig count drilling low-angle directional holes was down -5.85% this week, down 10 rigs from last week to 161 total rigs running representing an annualized change of -58.40%.

The U.S. rig count drilling horizontal holes was up 1.54% this week, up 6 rigs from last week to 396 total rigs running representing an annualized change of -28.65%.

The U.S. rig count drilling vertical holes was up 4.21% this week, up 15 rigs from last week to 371 total rigs running representing an annualized change of -62.10%.

The Canadian rotary land rig count was up 11.56% this week, up 17 rigs from last week to 164 total rigs running representing an annualized change of -57.62%.

The Canadian offshore rig count was unchanged this week at 1 rigs.

The Canadian rig count drilling for oil was up 6.17% this week, up 5 rigs from last week to 86 total rigs running representing an annualized change of -43.79%.

The Canadian rig count drilling for gas was up 17.91% this week, up 12 rigs from last week to 79 total rigs running representing an annualized change of -66.38%.

The African rig count was unchanged for July at 62 rigs.

The Asia/Pacific rig count was up 1.27% for July, up 3 rigs from June to 239 total rigs running representing an annualized change of -9.81%.

The European rig count was down -4.65% for July, down 4 rigs from June to 82 total rigs running representing an annualized change of -15.46%.

The Latin American rig count was up 2.29% for July, up 8 rigs from June to 357 total rigs running representing an annualized change of -10.30%.

The Middle Eastern rig count was unchanged for July at 253 rigs.

The worldwide rotary rig count was up 1.87% for July, up 37 rigs over June. As of 2009-06-01 there are 895 rigs running in the U.S., 125 rigs running in Canada and 993 rigs running internationally for a total worldwide operating rig count of 2,013, up from 1,976 one month ago.