Major Coal Producing Regions

In the United States the Appalachian Mountains region is the major area of mining bituminous coal. There are also large fields of bituminous coal in the midwest and along the Rocky Mountains. However, most of the coal that comes form the western states are lower grade subituminous and lignite. One of the largest deposits of anthracite coal is in north- eastern Pennsylvania, around Scranton and Wilkes- Barre. Wyoming produces the most coal of any state, however Montana has the most coal reserves. Coal fields in Wales and other parts of the United Kingdom have also been major mining areas, however in the 1980's and 1990's there has been a downturn in the mining industry there. The Alsace- Lorraine region in France, as well as parts of Germany, Poland, and Russia are major coal areas in Europe. Possibly the biggest producer of coal in the world is China. References: Goode's World Atlas& www.ket.org

 

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