2014 Coal Facts

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Coal Facts
A Publication of the west virginia coal association
2014
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West Virginia Coal Facts at a Glance

Sources: Energy Information Agency Data and West Virginia Office of Miners Health and Safety (expressed in short tons) All values expressed in tons except
for dollar figures and employment. Discrepancies in the data are due to different reporting standards from the sources (eg. number of mines).
Total Production................................................................ 117,518,279

Underground..................................................................86,148,225
Surface........................................................................... 31,370,054
Coal Companies Operating in WV................................................. 310
Number of Mines........................................................................ 512
Underground..............................................................................269
Surface.......................................................................................243
Record Production Year - 1997........................................181,914,000
Recoverable Coal Reserves........................................51,193,265,265
West Virginia Coal Employment 2013 .....................................19,427
Underground.........................................................................14,794
Surface ..................................................................................4,633
Independent Contractors .....................................................29,000
Coal Handling Facilities .........................................................2,050
Total Employment ................................................................50,477
Transportation (tons).................................................................30,824
Rail .............................................................................. 46,460,665
River.............................................................................. 12,673,246
Truck .............................................................................25,676,035
Estimated Average Annual Coal Wage ................................ $68,500
Estimated Production Value 2013...............................$7,746,422,200

Coal Severance Tax ....................................................... $490,000,000
Leading Coal Producing County
Total Tonnage - Marshall ..............................................15,575,805
Underground - Marshall . ..............................................15,575,805
Surface - Logan...............................................................5,475,925
Highest Employment by County - Boone .................................2,535
County With Most Coal Reserves - Boone ................ 3,589,414,636
Largest Underground Mine
Marshall County Mine (Murray American Energy, Inc.)* .... 8,556,139
Largest Surface Mine
Holden 22 Surface (Arch Coal) ..................................... 2,592,436
Largest Mine Employment
Marshall County Mine (Marshall County Coal Co.)*......................991
Largest Producing Mining Method
Underground .................................................................86,148,225
Largest Producing Coal Seam
Pittsburgh . .....................................................................41,555,112
Note: Employment figures for Coal Handling Facilities are based on West Virginia Office of Miners Health, Safety and Training Inspection Reports.Figures for Independent
Contractors are based on either Monthly Reports, Inspection Reports, or information provided by the individual company on their permit application (or renewal) with this agency.
Only these contractors with valid permits are included in the totals.Independent Contractors include companies providing the following types of services (not all categories are
listed): Site Preparation, Construction, Electrical, Explosives, Vendors, Drainage, Maintenance, Trucking, Welding, Cleaning, Security, Painting, Drilling, Sampling and Demolition.
* Murray American Energy purchased the mine in December 2013 from Consolidation Coal Company.
Key Contacts
National Mining
Association
Phone (202) 463-2600
FAX (202) 2666
www.nma.org
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WV Office of Miners
Health, Safety & Training
Phone (304) 558-1425
FAX (304 558-1282
www.state.wv.us/mhst
West Virginia
Coal Association
Phone (304) 342-4153
FAX (304) 342-7651
www.wvcoal.com
WV Department of
Environmental Protection
Phone (304) 926-0440
FAX (304) 926-0446
www.dep.state.wv.us
Office of Surface
Mining - Charleston
Phone (304) 347-7162
FAX (304) 347-7170
www.osmre.gov
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U.S. Coal Facts at a Glance
Total Production - 2013 ................................................... 983,964,000

Underground . .......................................................... 345,606,000

Surface .....................................................................748,372,000
East . ......................................................................... 293,111,000

West ......................................................................... 542,673,000

Interior . .................................................................... 179,343,000
Refuse Recovery (included in total) .............................1,272,000
Number of Mines - 2013 ..............................................................1,207

Underground . .........................................................................735

Surface.................................................................................1,033
Employment - 2013 ....................................................................89,736

Underground . ....................................................................54,426

Surface ..............................................................................35,310
Recoverable Reserves - 2013 ...................................485,769,101,000
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Quarterly Coal Report. October-December 2011 (April 2012), preliminary 2011 data. Production does not include refuse recovery.
Source: Energy Information Administration, Annual Energy Review 1999. DOE/EIA-0384(99) (Washington, DC, July 2000). Projections: Figure 76.
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County by County Rankings - 2013

County
Employment
County
Undergound
Tonnage
County
Surface
Tonnage
County
Total
Tonnage
BOONE
2,535
MARSHALL
15,575,805
LOGAN
5,475,925
MARSHALL
15,575,805
RALEIGH
1,837
MARION
11,030,521
MINGO
4,983,392
BOONE
11,266,735
MARSHALL
1,733
OHIO
7,958,375
BOONE
4,941,045
MARION
11,256,321
LOGAN
1,698
MONONGALIA
7,647,684
KANAWHA
3,831,108
LOGAN
10,821,521
KANAWHA
1,400
BOONE
6,325,690
RALEIGH
2,922,465
KANAWHA
9,715,105
WYOMING
1,303
KANAWHA
5,883,997
LINCOLN
2,301,706
MONONGALIA
8,117,859
MCDOWELL
1,286
LOGAN
5,345,596
MCDOWELL
1,934,977
OHIO
7,958,375
MARION
1,284
WYOMING
4,702,391
WYOMING
1,203,499
MINGO
7,246,241
MONONGALIA
1,236
RALEIGH
4,277,692
FAYETTE
1,070,279
RALEIGH
7,200,157
MINGO
1,195
WAYNE
3,336,873
WEBSTER
1,010,154
WYOMING
5,905,890
WAYNE
576
MCDOWELL
2,486,758
MONONGALIA
470,175
MCDOWELL
4,421,735
FAYETTE
539
TUCKER
2,311,712
GREENBRIER
340,211
WAYNE
3,361,295
OHIO
392
MINGO
2,262,849
MERCER
255,929
FAYETTE
2,359,245
TAYLOR
365
FAYETTE
1,288,966
MARION
225,800
TUCKER
2,327,249
NICHOLAS
349
WEBSTER
1,052,744
NICHOLAS
217,648
LINCOLN
2,301,706
GREENBRIER
289
UPSHUR
1,039,018
MINERAL
55,255
WEBSTER
2,062,898
BARBOUR
286
BARBOUR
932,388
UPSHUR
47,926
NICHOLAS
1,133,962
LINCOLN
262
NICHOLAS
916,314
WAYNE
24,422
UPSHUR
1,086,944
TUCKER
244
TAYLOR
569,173
BARBOUR
22,557
BARBOUR
954,945
WEBSTER
216
GREENBRIER
522,863
HARRISON
19,562
GREENBRIER
863,074
UPSHUR
150
HARRISON
433,570
TUCKER
15,537
TAYLOR
569,655
HARRISON
99
BRAXTON
247,246
TAYLOR
482
HARRISON
453,132
BRAXTON
51
CLAY
BRAXTON
MERCER
255,929
CLAY
48
GRANT
CLAY
BRAXTON
247,246
MERCER
44
LINCOLN
GRANT
MINERAL
55,255
MINERAL
MERCER
MARSHALL
CLAY
GRANT
MINERAL
OHIO
GRANT
Total
19,427
Total
86,148,225
Total
31,370,054
Total
117,518,279
Source - West Virginia Office of Miners Health, Safety & Training (WVOHMST)
Note: Slight discrepancies on these pages is due to differences in the measurement methodologies used by the two sources, the EIA and WVOMHST.
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2013 Monthly Employment and Production

WVs Coal Producing Counties (Tons)
Production
Employment
Month
Underground
Surface
Average
Month
Underground
Surface
Total
January
14,491
4,261
18,752
January
7,848,243
February
14,728
4,112
18,840
February
7,040,803
2,132,896
9,173,699
March
14,799
4,338
19,137
March
7,917,078
2,250,093
10,167,171
April
14,755
4,256
19,011
April
8,191,921
2,637,821
10,829,742
May
14,837
3,870
18,707
May
8,332,848
2,516,155
10,849,003
June
14,651
4,030
18,681
June
6,706,518
2,757,948
9,464,466
July
14,497
3,957
18,454
July
5,800,441
2,616,364
8,416,805
August
14,253
4,057
18,310
August
8,277,046
2,931,632
11,208,678
September
14,182
3,976
18,158
September
7,686,634
2,745,036
10,431,670
October
13,825
3,878
17,703
October
8,196,611
2,878,910
11,075,521
November
13,524
3,655
17,179
November
5,598,008
2,573,914
8,171,922
December
10,641
3,340
13,981
December
TOTAL
14,099
3,978
18,076
TOTAL
3,004,163
4,552,074
2,325,122
6,877,196
86,148,225
31,370,054
117,518,279
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Surface Mines - 2013
COMPANY
CORP.
PROD.
COUNTY
COMPANY
PHOENIX
COAL-MAC
MINING, INC.
ARCH
COAL
HOLDEN
NO. 22
SURF.
2,592,436
MINGO
HOBET MINING
LLC
PATRIOT
WEST
RIDGE III
2,301,706
LINCOLN
APOGEE COAL
CO,, LLC
PATRIOT
GUYAN
SURFACE
MINE
1,812,228
LOGAN
ELK RUN COAL ALPHA

CO., INC.
BLACK
CASTLE
NO. 4
1,740,520
BOONE
INDEPENDENCE COAL
COMPANY
ALPHA
TWILIGHT
MTR/PROGRES
1,538,565
BOONE
CATENARY
COAL CO.
PATRIOT
SAMPLES
MINE
1,431,278
KANAWHA
CONSOL OF
KENTUCKY,
INC.
CONSOL
TWIN
BRANCH
SURFACE
1,108,013
MINGO
DYNAMIC ENERGY, INC.
BLUESTONE
COAL
MTN. NO.
1 SURF
1,102,254
WYOMING
REPUBLIC
ENERGY
ALPHA
REPUBLIC
ENERGY
1,088,828
RALEIGH
BROOKS RUN
MINING CO.,
LLC
ALPHA
SEVEN
PINES
1,010,154
WEBSTER
MINE
NO. 6
1,009,908
COAL RIVER
MINING, LLC
MINE
WV.s Highest Production

Underground Mines - 2013
CORP.
MINE
PROD.
CouNTY
MARSHALL
COUNTY
COAL CO. *1
MURRAY
AMERICAN
ENERGY, INC.
MARSHALL
COUNTY
MINE
8,556,139
MARSHALL
OHIO
COUNTY
COAL CO. *2
MURRAY
AMERICAN
ENERGY, INC.
OHIO
COUNTY
MINE
7,019,666
MARSHALL
HARRISON
COUNTY
COAL CO. *3
MURRAY
AMERICAN
ENERGY, INC.
HARRISON
COUNTY
COAL MINE
5,700,956
MARION
MARION
COUNTY
COAL CO. *4
MURRAY
AMERICAN
ENERGY, INC.
MARION
COUNTY
MINE
5,327,906
MARION
TUNNEL
RIDGE, LLC.
ALLIANCE
TUNNEL
RIDGE MINE
4,391,905
OHIO
EASTERN
ASSOCIATED COAL
CORP.
PATRIOT
FEDERAL
NO 2
3,363,089
MONONGALIA
MONONGALIA COUNTY
COAL CO. *5
MURRAY
AMERICAN
ENERGY, INC.
MONONGALIA
COUNTY
MINE
3,139,164
MONONGALIA
PINNACLE
MINING CO.,
LLC
CLIFFS
PINNACLE
MINE
2,818,837
WYOMING
JAMES
RIVER
CAMP CK.
MINE NO. 1
2,480,126
WAYNE
BOONE
ROCKSPRING
DEVELOPMENT, INC.
SPEED MINING, LLC
PATRIOT
AMERICAN
EAGLE
MINE
2,410,162
KANAWHA
HIGHLAND
MINING CO.
ALPHA
REYLAS
SURFACE
788,192
LOGAN
ALEX ENERGY
INC.
ALPHA
EDWIGHT
SURFACE
MINE
675,817
RALEIGH
METTIKI
COAL, LLC
(WV)
ALLIANCE
METTIKI E
MINE
2,311,712
TUCKER
SPRUCE
NO. 1
MINE
675,217
LOGAN
MINGO
LOGAN
COAL CO.
ARCH
COAL
MOUNTAINEER II
MINE
2,268,863
LOGAN
TONEYS
FORK
SURFACE
625,798
LOGAN
ICG
BECKLEY, LLC
ARCH
COAL
BECKLEY
POCAHONTAS
1,122,921
RALEIGH
FOUR
MILE NO.
2
584,872
KANAWHA
MIDLAND
TRAIL
ENERGY, LLC
PATRIOT
BC NO. 1
1,095,911
KANAWHA
EWING
FORK
NO. 1
559,135
RALEIGH
MAMMOTH
COAL CO.
ALPHA
SLABCAMP
1,070,387
KANAWHA
UPLAND
AREA III
459,142
KANAWHA
ARACOMA
COAL CO.,
INC.
ALPHA
ARACOMA
ALMA NO. 1
1,061,721
LOGAN
EAGLE CREEK
MINING, LLC
CLIFFS LOGAN
COUNTY
COAL, LLC
CLIFFS
HANOVER
RESOURCES,
LLC
SIMMONS
FORK
MINING, INC.
ALPHA
DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES,
INC.
EXTRA
ENERGY, INC.
ARCELOR
MITTAL
STATE
LINE
SURFACE
458,104
McDOWELL
CARTER
ROAG COAL
COMPANY
UNITED
PLEASANT
HILL
1,039,018
UPSHUR
BANDMILL
COAL CO., INC.
ALPHA
TOWER
MTN.
SURF.
402,428
LOGAN
REMINGTON, LLC
PATRIOT
WINCHESTER
MINE
1,020,336
KANAWHA
* Murray American Energy purchased these mines in December 2013 from Consolidation Coal Company.
*1-McElroy; *2-Shoemaker Mine; *3-Robinson Run Mine; *4-Loveridge; *5-Blacksville
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2013 WV Coal Production by Month

Number of Mines
Month
Underground
Surface
Total
January
111
65
176
February
112
63
175
March
112
70
182
April
110
65
175
May
113
64
177
June
110
66
176
July
102
65
167
August
103
67
170
September
101
62
163
October
93
67
160
November
94
60
154
December
78
62
140
Average
103
65
168
Source - West Virginia Office of Miners Health, Safety & Training (WVOHMST) Note: Slight discrepancies on these
pages is due to differences in the measurement methodologies used by the two sources, the EIA and WVOMHST.
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2013 Coal Production by Method - Underground (Tons)

County
Continuous
Underground
Total
Longwall
Auger
Underground &
Surface Total
Surface
932,388
932,388
22,557
954,945
6,309,411
16,279
6,325,690
4,941,045
11,266,735
247,246
247,246
247,246
1,288,966
1,288,966
1,070,279
2,359,245
GREENBRIER
522,863
522,863
340,211
863,074
HARRISON
433,570
433,570
19,562
453,132
KANAWHA
4,222,735
1,661,262
5,883,997
3,831,108
9,715,105
2,301,706
2,301,706
LOGAN
4,090,684
1,264,912
5,345,596
5,475,925
10,821,521
MCDOWELL
2,485,148
1,610
2,486,758
1,934,977
4,421,735
962,027
10,068,494
11,030,521
225,800
11,256,321
1,303,443
14,272,362
15,575,805
15,575,805
MERCER
255,929
255,929
MINERAL
55,255
55,255
MINGO
2,262,849
2,262,849
4,983,392
7,246,241
MONONGALIA
1,713,636
5,934,050
7,647,684
470,175
8,117,859
916,314
916,314
217,648
1,133,962
OHIO
2,377,901
5,580,474
7,958,375
7,958,375
RALEIGH
4,277,692
4,277,692
2,922,465
7,200,157
TAYLOR
443,153
126,020
569,173
482
569,655
TUCKER
344,232
1,967,480
2,311,712
15,537
2,327,249
UPSHUR
1,039,018
1,039,018
47,926
1,086,944
WAYNE
3,336,873
3,336,873
24,422
3,361,295
WEBSTER
1,052,744
1,052,744
1,010,154
2,062,898
WYOMING
2,220,694
2,481,697
4,702,391
1,203,499
5,905,890
42,783,587
43,374,640
86,148,225
31,370,054
117,518,279
BARBOUR
BOONE
BRAXTON
FAYETTE
LINCOLN
MARION
MARSHALL
NICHOLAS
TOTAL
Source - West Virginia Office of Miners Health, Safety & Training (WVOHMST) Note: Slight discrepancies on these pages is due to differences in the measurement
methodologies used by the two sources, the EIA and WVOMHST.
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2013 Coal Production by Method - Surface (Tons)

County
Open Pit
Contour
Auger
Highwall
Mountain Top
Contour
and Auger
Not
Classified
Total
BARBOUR
7,281
15,276
22,557
BOONE
490,502
4,288,993
161,550
4,941,045
FAYETTE
696,708
373,571
1,070,279
169,627
170,584
340,211
HARRISON
19,562
19,562
KANAWHA
739,273
20,268
2,693,445
378,122
3,831,108
LINCOLN
2,301,706
2,301,706
LOGAN
1,778,497
2,452,104
1,245,324
5,475,925
MCDOWELL
1,150,011
2,139
71,435
711,392
1,934,977
MARION
202,401
23,399
225,800
MERCER
247,301
8,628
255,929
MINERAL
55,255
55,255
101,198
4,771,447
110,747
4,983,392
120,449
349,726
470,175
NICHOLAS
40,782
176,866
217,648
RALEIGH
1,023,096
134,724
1,764,645
2,922,465
TAYLOR
482
482
TUCKER
15,537
15,537
UPSHUR
47,926
47,926
WAYNE
24,422
24,422
WEBSTER
1,010,154
1,010,154
WYOMING
5,251
81,450
1,102,254
14,544
1,203,499
GREENBRIER
MINGO
MONONGALIA
Total
345,331
6,736,392
49,442
657,603
19,369,293
1,910,287
2,301,706
31,370,054
Source - West Virginia Office of Miners Health, Safety & Training (WVOHMST) Note: Slight discrepancies on these pages is due to differences in the measurement methodologies
used by the two sources, the EIA and WVOMHST.
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2013 Coal Transportation by County
Note: Because coal distribution may cross annual year boundaries, total tons produced does not equal total tons distributed in many cases.
County
BARBOUR
BOONE
BRAXTON
CLAY
FAYETTE
GRANT
GREENBRIER
HARRISON
KANAWHA
LINCOLN
LOGAN
MCDOWELL
MARION
MARSHALL
MERCER
MINERAL
MINGO
MONONGALIA
NICHOLAS
OHIO
RALEIGH
TAYLOR
TUCKER
UPSHUR
WAYNE
WEBSTER
WYOMING
TOTAL
Rail
0
2,439,858
235,703
0
44,190
0
451,435
0
1,719,445
0
3,979,359
1,248,203
5,702,270
0
0
0
53,398
6,252,866
718,552
562,305
4,044,892
461,901
63,615
0
0
1,029,250
3,290,998
45,460,665
River
0
20,876
0
0
0
0
15,528
0
499,543
0
0
4,918
0
8,556,139
0
0
0
34,817
130,812
3,168,928
0
0
0
0
2,930
0
0
12,673,246
Truck
0
398,400
0
0
1,177,088
0
82,157
433,570
3,440,588
0
9,726
559,328
1,659
0
0
0
513,009
1,357,009
79,272
0
268,448
0
2,227,395
1,023,407
853,817
0
513,540
25,676,035
Belt
0
2,213,468
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4,851,619
0
0
0
0
0
3,474
0
878,547
0
0
0
0
0
0
7,947,108
Stock-Piled
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5,832
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
130,945
Total Tons Distributed

0
3,654,484
235,703
0
1,221,278
0
549,120
433,570
5,659,576
0
3,967,413
1,793,674
10,555,548
8,556,139
0
0
566,407
7,434,272
927,436
3,731,233
4,313,340
461,901
2,291,014
1,023,407
856,747
1,029,250
3,559,762
91,310,785
We are . . .
Respected
We are . . .
Positioned
We are . . .
Accomplished
We are . . .
Committed
Leading the nations coal industry for more than four decades.
Producing the highest grades of low, medium

and high volatile metallurgical coal.
Recipient of four Mountaineer Guardian

Safety Awards for 2012.
Oering quality jobs for a safe, committed

workforce in resource-rich locations.
We are . . . United Coal.

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2013 Coal Production and Employment by Seam

Seam
Employees
Underground Tonnage
Surface Tonnage
Total Tonnage
597
39
3
232
2
0
0
118
432
70
0
517
910
322
10
979
15
54
5
23
121
191
55
68
0
229
0
329
51
1,194
245
26
62
12
56
631
700
4,454
69
1,457
0
29
0
308
38
89
129
801
9
35
446
135
233
0
3,824,118
53,398
0
426,846
271
0
0
0
1,298,629
49,022
0
932,388
783,649
821,370
0
3,329,380
0
51,402
0
45,015
342,139
1,020,336
120,282
297,184
0
181,516
0
1,589,804
247,246
2,044,718
1,007,303
0
219,106
0
0
1,789,139
3,357,368
41,498,865
140,786
5,972,878
0
11,198
0
556,584
89,374
0
221,951
2,301,736
0
0
1,056,354
1,039,018
1,147,090
0
42,821
0
0
507,537
0
0
0
81,450
1,109,615
378,822
0
1,499,231
4,339,979
351,145
55,918
24,056
20,326
111,784
44,073
0
0
0
0
0
0
994,892
0
0
0
4,208,616
14,544
0
0
0
0
0
0
56,247
0
18,030
0
21,046
0
555,608
0
61,043
272,829
905,382
22,557
349,726
397,565
0
0
0
3,866,939
53,398
0
934,383
271
0
0
81,450
2,408,244
427,844
0
2,431,619
5,123,628
1,172,515
55,918
3,353,436
20,326
163,186
44,073
45,015
342,139
1,020,336
120,282
297,184
0
1,176,408
0
1,589,804
247,246
6,253,334
1,021,847
0
219,106
0
0
1,789,139
3,357,368
41,555,112
140,786
5,990,908
0
32,244
0
1,112,192
89,374
61,043
494,780
3,207,118
22,557
349,726
1,453,919
1,039,018
1,147,090
0
1,616
3,358,917
11,084,364
14,443,281
306
179
0
16
10
0
23
138
0
2,311,712
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
353,838
1,557,558
0
225,800
95,428
0
101,196
419,671
0
2,665,550
1,557,558
0
225,800
95,428
0
101,196
419,671
0
WINIFREDE
573
2,541,648
1,087,357
3,629,005
Not Specified
36
68,485
68,485
19,427
86,148,225
31,370,054
117,518,279
ALMA
ALMA A
BAKERSTOWN
BECKLEY
BENS CREEK
BRUSH CREEK
BUFFALO CREEK
CEDAR
CEDAR GROVE
CHILTON
CHILTON A
CLARION
COALBURG
DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS A
EAGLE
EAGLE A
FIRE CREEK
FRANKLIN RIDER
GILBERT
GLENALUM TUNNEL
HERNSHAW
IAEGER
LITTLE CHILTON
LITTLE EAGLE
LITTLE FIRE CREEK
LITTLE RALEIGH A
LOWER CEDAR GROVE
LOWER FREEPORT
LOWER KITTANNING
LOWER WAR EAGLE
LOWER WINIFREDE
MAHONING
MATEWAN
MIDDLE KITTANNING
NO. 2 GAS
PEERLESS (CAMPBELL CREEK)
PITTSBURGH
POCAHONTAS 2
POCAHONTAS 3
POCAHONTAS 3 RIDER
POCAHONTAS 4
POCAHONTAS 5
POCAHONTAS 6
POCAHONTAS 7
POCAHONTAS 8
POCAHONTAS 9
POWELLTON
REDSTONE
REFUSE PROCESSING
SEWELL
SEWELL A
SEWICKLEY
SQUIRE JIM
STOCKTON-LEWISTON (LOWER
MERCE
UPPER FREEPORT
UPPER KITTANNING
UPPER KITTANNING RIDER
WASHINGTON
WAYNESBURG
WAYNESBURG A
WELCH
WILLIAMSON
WINDY GAP
Total
Source - West Virginia Office of Miners Health, Safety & Training (WVOHMST) Note: Slight discrepancies on these pages is due to differences in the
measurement methodologies used by the two sources, the EIA and WVOMHST.
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2013 Coal Production and Employment by County

County
County
Under-
Under-
Surface
Sur-
Companies
Mines
nies
Mines
Underground Underground Surface Surface

groundground
Compaface
Mines
Companies
Mines
Companies
Total
Total
Mines
Mines
Surface
Underground
Total
Surface
Total
Underground
Employment
Employ
Employee
Employment
Employment Employees
Surface
Total
Tonnage
TOTAL
Tonnage
Surface
Tonnage
Tonnage
Undergrond
Tonnage
Tonnage
277
286
932,388
22,557
954,945
22
62
15
24
86
813
1,722
2,535
6,325,690
4,941,045
11,266,735
BRAXTON
51
247,246
247,246
CLAY
48
48
FAYETTE
10
11
19
154
385
539
1,288,966
1,070,279
2,359,245
GRANT
GREENBRIER
12
20
80
209
289
522,863
340,211
863,074
HARRISON
10
15
84
99
433,570
19,562
453,132
KANAWHA
19
18
23
42
470
930
1,400
5,883,997
3,831,108
9,715,105
LINCOLN
262
262
2,301,706
2,301,706
LOGAN
14
20
13
21
41
660
1,038
1,698
5,345,596
5,475,925
10,821,521
MCDOWELL
27
41
22
41
82
512
774
1,286
2,486,758
1,934,977
4,421,735
MARION
11
14
37
1,247
1,284
11,030,521
225,800
11,256,321
MARSHALL
1,733
1,733
15,575,805
15,575,805
MERCER
44
44
255,929
255,929
MINERAL
11
26
28
55,255
55,255
MINGO
14
23
28
521
674
1,195
2,262,849
4,983,392
7,246,241
MONONGALIA
14
27
1,209
1,236
7,647,684
470,175
8,117,859
NICHOLAS
11
12
13
78
271
349
916,314
217,648
1,133,962
OHIO
392
392
7,958,375
7,958,375
RALEIGH
23
11
23
46
534
1,303
1,837
4,277,692
2,922,465
7,200,157
TAYLOR
362
365
569,173
482
569,655
TUCKER
235
244
2,311,712
15,537
2,327,249
UPSHUR
142
150
1,039,018
47,926
1,086,944
WAYNE
19
557
576
3,336,873
24,422
3,361,295
WEBSTER
87
129
216
1,052,744
1,010,154
2,062,898
WYOMING
12
15
10
25
236
1,067
1,303
4,702,391
1,203,499
5,905,890
145
269
162
243
512
4,633
14,794
19,427
86,148,225
31,370,054
117,518,279
BARBOUR
BOONE
Total
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West Virginia Coal Production and Employment

1900-2013
Editors Note: it is important to

remember that the definition of mining
jobs used to compile these employment
figures has changed greatly since 1900.
Until the late-1900s, coal companies
maintained their own support staff,
including everything from mechanics to
construction workers, from machinists to
supply clerks. While most of these jobs still
exist, many roles have been turned over to
mine service companies and are no longer
counted as mining jobs.
The most recent figures show only direct
mining jobs. We believe a more accurate
comparison of the mining jobs reported
in the early-to-mid-1900s (which show
100,000 coal mining jobs in West Virginia
alone) would be those numbers to the
60,000 direct and indirect jobs identified
by the recent joint economic impact study
conducted by West Virginia University and
Marshall University College of Business.
Year
Production
Year
Production
Emp
Year
Production
Emp
1928
133,866,587
112,715
1972
122,856,378
48,190
1929
139,297,148
107,393
1973
115,239,146
45,041
1930
122,429,767
107,832
1974
101,713,580
46,026
1931
102,698,420
97,953
1975
109,048,898
55,256
1932
86,114,506
86,829
1976
108,793,594
59,802
1933
94,130,508
95,367
1977
95,405,977
61,815
1934
98,441,233
106,590
1978
84,697,048
62,982
1935
99,441,233
109,779
1979
112,380,883
58,565
1936
118,965,066
111,625
1980
121,583,762
55,502
1937
118,965,066
115,052
1981
112,813,972
55,411
1938
93,511,099
103,735
1982
128,778,076
53,941
1939
108,515,665
104,022
1983
115,135,454
35,831
1940
126,619,825
130,457
1984
131,040,566
39,950
1941
140,944,744
112,875
1985
127,867,375
35,913
1942
156,752,598
112,817
1986
130,787,233
32,329
Emp
1943
160,429,576
105,585
1987
137,672,276
28,885
1900
22,647,207
29,017
1944
164,954,218
103,146
1988
144,917,788
28,100
1901
24,088,402
32,386
1945
151,909,714
97,380
1989
151,834,721
28,323
1902
24,570,826
36,147
1946
143,977,874
102,393
1990
171,155,053
28,876
1903
29,337,241
39,452
1947
173,653,816
116,421
1991
166,715,271
27,479
168,589,033
125,669
1992
163,797,710
27,065
1904
32,406,752
45,492
1948
1905
37,791,580
49,950
1949
122,913,540
121,121
1993
133,700,856
22,386
43,290,350
53,769
1950
145,563,295
119,568
1994
164,200,572
21,414
1907
48,091,583
56,256
1951
163,448,001
111,562
1995
167,096,211
21,602
1908
49,000,000
60,189
1952
142,181,271
100,862
1996
174,008,217
18,939
1906
1909
49,697,018
62,189
1953
131,872,563
84,093
1997
181,914,000
18,165
1910
59,274,708
68,135
1954
113,039,046
64,849
1998
180,794,012
17,382
1911
60,517,167
70,644
1955
137,073,372
54,321
1999
169,206,834
14,845
1912
66,731,587
69,611
1956
150,401,233
68,318
2000
169,370,602
14,281
1913
69,182,791
70,321
1957
150,220,548
66,792
2001
175,052,857
15,729
1914
73,666,981
76,041
1958
115,245,791
55,065
2002
163,896,890
15,377
1915
71,812,917
81,328
1959
117,770,002
52,352
2003
144,899,599
14,871
1916
89,165,772
80,058
1960
120,107,994
48,696
2004
153,631,633
16,037
88,665
1961
111,370,863
42,557
2005
159,498,069
17,992
1917
89,383,449
1918
90,766,636
92,132
1962
117,018,419
43,456
2006
158,835,584
20,533
1919
84,980,551
91,566
1963
128,924,165
44,854
2007
161,237,538
19,207
1920
89,590,271
97,426
1964
139,361,204
44,205
2008
165,750,817
20,925
1921
90,452,996
116,726
1965
149,236,013
44,885
2009
144,017,758
27,892
1922
79,394,786
107,709
1966
148,826,592
43,344
2010
143,247,932
22,590
1923
97,474,177
121,280
1967
152,461,567
42,742
2011
139,424,080
20,334
1924
156,570,631
115,964
1968
145,113,560
41,573
2012
129,538,515
21,807
1925
123,061,985
111,708
1969
139,315,720
41,941
2013
117,518,279
19,427
143,132,284
45,261
118,317,785
48,858
1926
144,603,574
120,638
1970
1927
146,088,121
119,618
1971
Source - West Virginia Office of Miners Health, Safety & Training
wvcoal.com
n 1987, West Virginia enacted a severance tax on coal. The tax amounts to 5%
of the selling price of mined coal. Of this
amount, the State retains 93%. The remaining
7% is apportioned among the States 55 counties and its 228 incorporated municipalities.
Three-fourths of the 7% share is divided
among the coal producing counties.
The Coal Severance Tax

This money is distributed according to
each countys production level.
The remaining quarter of the 7% is divided among all counties and municipalities, according to population.
Each county receives an additional
share, based on the population of the unincorporated areas of the county.
The total severance tax collections for

2013 amounted to more than $400 million.
A total of $35.5 million was distributed
to all counties and municipalities. Of this
amount, $27 million represented coal production in the 28 coal producing counties.
2013 Coal Severance Tax and Reallocation (for Coal Producing Counties)
Political Subdivision
Barbour County
Amount
Reallocation Amount
$185,030.66
$36,564.87
$2,876,011.59
$568,821.16
$45,276.26
$9,101.18
$9,657.72
$1,366.81
$519,108.86
$106,089.46
$3,656.77
$770.15
$232,704.85
$43,554.03
$84,326.79
$17,341.92
$1,386,859.55
$277,058.89
$652,828.71
$129,753.99
Logan County
$2,510,284.67
$495,244.42
Marion County
$2,103,951.42
$421,629.32
Marshall County
$3,780,489.52
$766,353.75
McDowell County
$1,035,865.67
$214,974.74
Mercer County
$47,348.28
$9,660.73
Mineral County
$11,163.40
$2,329.37
$1,089,179.58
$223,269.91
Monongalia County
$856,280.18
$161,623.21
Nicholas County
$312,652.04
$59,249.08
Ohio County
$736,896.03
$153,459.73
$1,694,423.53
$338,056.59
Randolph County
$54,498.93
$8,601.29
Taylor County
$64,743.61
$12,490.00
Tucker County
$449,467.82
$91,582.31
Upshur County
$67,738.04
$17,130.74
Wayne County
$450,600.07
$87,537.49
Webster County
$272,174.86
$54,676.88
Wyoming County
$997,494.65
$208,014.51
Boone County
Braxton County
Clay County
Fayette County
Grant County
Greenbrier County
Harrison County
Kanawha County
Lincoln County
Mingo County
Raleigh County
Total 75 Percent Distribution

Total Reallocation Severance Tax
$22,530,714.06
$4,516,306.53
Note: Municipalities within producing and non-producing counties also receive a share. See following pages for this
distribution. *Randolph County had no production in 2012.
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2013 25% Coal Severance Distribution

Barbour County
Amount
$45,309.37
Fayette County
Belington
$7,783.88
Mount Hope
Junior
$2,107.06
Oak Hill
Philippi
$12,018.19
Pax
Smithers
Berkeley County
$350,999.62
Hedgesville
$1,288.50
Martinsburg
$69,803.67
Boone County
$81,801.57
Thurmond
Gilmer County
Glenville
Danville
$2,799.92
Madison
$12,463.96
Sylvester
Whitesville
Braxton County
$648.34
$2,082.73
$47,951.25
Sand Fork
Grant County
Amount
$120,157.73
$5,729.52
$31,321.91
$676.65
$3,294.27
$20.27
$28,351.77
$6,227.92
$644.28
$37,197.24
Bayard
$1,175.04
Petersburg
$9,996.27
Greenbrier County
$95,262.26
Burnsville
$2,066.52
Alderson
Flatwoods
$1,122.42
Falling Springs
Gassaway
$3,679.22
Lewisburg
$15,519.16
Sutton
$4,027.69
Quinwood
$1,175.04
Rainelle
$6,098.25
Brooke County
Beech Bottom
Bethany
$3,983.08
$854.98
Ronceverte
$7,151.74
$2,119.23
Rupert
$3,817.01
$4,197.89
White Sulphur Springs
$9,903.08
$49,746.26
Follansbee
$12,099.27
Weirton
$16,284.93
Hampshire County
Wellsburg
$11,365.85
Capon Bridge
$1,438.44
Romney
$7,488.05
Windsor Heights
Cabell County
Barboursville
Huntington
Milton
Calhoun County
Grantsville
$1,713.99
$181,196.93
$160,62.09
$183,206.68
$9,817.95
$28,631.37
$2,273.15
Hancock County
Clay
$10,474.4
New Cumberland
$4,469.33
Weirton
$63,725.69
Hardy County
$45,422.81
Moorefield
$10,308.24
West Union
Fayette County
Ansted
Fayetteville
$1,098.09
$36,042.46
$1,989.55
Harrison County
Anmoore
Doddridge County
$45,629.45
Chester
Wardensville
Clay County
$88,175.39
$139,445.23
$3,120
$29,891.49
Bridgeport
$33,019.68
$3,342.94
Clarksburg
$67,173.88
Lost Creek
$2,009.76
Lumberport
$3,549.56
Nutter Fort
$6,454.82
Salem
$6,426.44
Shinnston
$8,918.45
$120,157.73
$5,688.97
$11,718.38
Gauley Bridge
$2,487.96
Meadow Bridge
$1,535.67
Montgomery
$3,926.40
continued on Page 30
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2013 25% Coal Severance Distribution cont.

Harrison County
Amount
$139,445.23
Marion County
Amount
$109,484.80
Stonewood
$7,317.89
Barrackville
West Milford
$2,552.74
Fairmont
$75,788.40
$5,275.72
Fairview
$1,653.18
Jackson County
$89,480.11
Farmington
$1,519.53
Ravenswood
$15,705.52
Grant Town
$2,483.90
Ripley
$13,177.08
Mannington
$8,359.22
Monongah
Jefferson County
Bolivar
Charles Town
Harpers Ferry
Ranson
Shepherdstown
Kanawha County
$165,053.77
Pleasant Valley
$4,230.26
$12,759.70
$4,234.31
Rivesville
$3,784.57
$21,309.42
White Hall
$2,625.66
$1,158.84
Worthington
$640.23
$17,990.82
$7,026.13
$377,698.14
Marshall County
$71,699.97
Benwood
$5,753.85
Cameron
$3,833.22
Belle
$5,105.51
Glen Dale
$6,183.32
Cedar Grove
$4,039.85
McMechen
$7,804.15
Moundsville
$37,756.46
Charleston
Chesapeake
Clendenin
Dunbar
$208,272.29
$6,296.78
Wheeling
$1,118.37
$4,971.79
$32,039.09
Mason County
$78,620.76
East Bank
$3,885.86
Hartford
Glasgow
$3,667.07
Henderson
Handley
$1,414.12
Leon
Marmet
$6,090.13
Mason
$3,922.34
New Haven
$6,321.11
Montgomery
$2,710.8
Nitro
$24,401.11
Pratt
$2,439.29
$63,563.59
$54,499.24
McDowell County
$44,750.16
Anawalt
Weston
Lincoln County
$640.23
$17,626.14
St. Albans
Jane Lew
$1,098.09
Point Pleasant
South Charleston
Lewis County
$2,487.96
$915.73
Bradshaw
$1,365.53
$48,028.2
Davy
$1,701.84
$1,657.23
Gary
$3,922.34
Iaeger
$1,223.71
Keystone
$1,142.69
$16,653.66
$80,245.64
Kimball
$786.12
Hamlin
$4,627.36
Northfork
$1,738.33
West Hamlin
$3,136.22
War
$3,492.79
Welch
$9,749.10
Logan County
$130,482.17
Chapmanville
$5,089.28
Mercer County
$176,768.08
Logan
$7,208.51
Athens
Man
$3,075.48
Bluefield
$42,331.12
Mitchell Heights
$1,308.77
Bramwell
$1,474.93
West Logan
$1,718.06
Matoaka
$919.77
$4,246.48
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Mercer County
Oakvale
Amount
$176,768.08
$490.29
Pleasants County
$3,658.95
$7,536.69
$26,062.41
St. Marys
Mineral County
$81,092.49
Pocahontas County
$3,958.76
Elk Garden
Keyser
$28,817.73
Durbin
$1,187.22
$940.04
Hillsboro
$1,053.48
$22,038.78
Marlinton
$4,270.81
Piedmont
$3,549.56
Ridgeley
$2,735.12
Preston County
Albright
Mingo County
$19,619.75
Belmont
Princeton
Carpendale
Amount
$87,984.90
$106,457.98
$1,211.54
Brandonville
$409.28
Delbarton
$2,346.12
Bruceton Mills
$344.40
Gilbert
$1,823.40
Kingwood
Kermit
$1,645.07
Masontown
$2,212.41
Matewan
$2,021.92
Newburg
$1,333.10
Reedsville
$2,402.81
Rowlesburg
$2,366.39
Williamson
Monongalia County
Blacksville
Granville
Morgantown
$12,929.91
$11,908.79
$242,183.43
Terra Alta
$5,984.8
$692.86
Tunnelton
$1,191.27
$3,164.6
$120,182.05
Star City
$7,394.86
Westover
$16,139.04
Monroe County
$48,960.22
Putnam County
$167,873.96
Bancroft
$2,378.48
Buffalo
$5,008.27
Eleanor
Hurricane
$6,150.88
$25,462.72
Peterstown
$2,645.93
Nitro
$4,684.14
Union
$2,289.35
Poca
$3,946.67
Winfield
$9,323.59
Morgan County
$66,489.12
Bath
$2,528.43
Paw Paw
$2,058.41
Nicholas County
$83,511.51
Raleigh County
Beckley
$234,901.95
$71,371.79
Lester
$1,410.06
Mabscott
$5,705.19
$8,310.66
Rhodell
$700.97
Summersville
$14,473.70
Sophia
$5,445.85
Ohio County
$42,294.71
Randolph County
Bethlehem
$10,125.94
Beverly
Clearview
$2,289.35
Elkins
Triadelphia
$3,286.17
Harman
$579.41
Valley Grove
$1,531.62
Huttonsville
$895.52
$6,248.19
Mill Creek
$2,933.65
$114,306.64
Montrose
$632.13
Richwood
West Liberty
Wheeling
Womelsdorf
Pendleton County
Franklin
$81,505.75
$2,844.53
$28,744.82
$1,013.03
$28,258.59
$2,921.49
WV COAL ASSOCIATION
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Ritchie County
Auburn
Amount
$26366.27
$393.06
Wayne County
Amount
$128,743.85
Ceredo
$5,875.41
Cairo
$1,138.64
Fort Gay
$2,856.68
Ellenboro
$1,470.88
Huntington
Harrisville
$7,601.57
Kenova
$13,031.2
Pennsboro
$4,744.88
Wayne
$5,725.47
Pullman
$624.01
Webster County
Roane County
Reedy
Spencer
$15,899.98
$50,333.86
$737.47
$9,408.75
Addison
Camden-On-Gauley
Cowen
$31,070.69
$3,144.33
$684.75
$2,192.13
Summers County
$45,588.98
Wetzel County
Hinton
$10,843.13
Hundred
Taylor County
$46,269.69
Paden City
$7,273.3
$1,264.24
Pine Grove
$2,236.72
New Martinsville
Flemington
Grafton
$20,924.47
Smithfield
Tucker County
$15,827.08
Wirt County
Davis
Hambleton
$2,674.30
Elizabeth
$1,102.15
Wood County
Parsons
$6,017.24
North Hills
Thomas
$2,374.43
Parkersburg
Friendly
$1,211.54
$21,742.95
$587.53
$1,9830.43
$,334.82
$940.04
Hendricks
Tyler County
$34,142.10
$24,421.31
$166,030.29
$3,371.23
$127,605.29
Vienna
$43,554.82
Williamstown
$11,783.17
$81,748.87
$534.90
Middlebourne
$3,302.38
Wyoming County
Paden City
$3,395.56
Mullens
Sistersville
$5,656.62
Oceana
$5,648.5
Pineville
$2,706.75
Upshur County
$75,427.77
Buckhannon
$22,849.14
TOTAL
$6,317.05
$7,508,313.73
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2013 Coalbed Methane Severance Distributions

Distributed October 2013
Barbour County Economic Development
Authority
Amount
$52,771.54
Amount
Mingo County Commission
$5,293.85
Berkeley County Commission
$5,293.85
Monroe County Commission
$5,293.85
Boone County Commission
$5,293.85
Morgan County Commission
$5,293.85
Braxton County Commission
$5,293.85
Morgantown Area Economic Partnership

(Monongalia County)
Brooke County Commission
$5,293.85
Nicholas County Commission
$5,293.85
Cabell County Commission
$5,293.85
Ohio County Commission
$5,293.85
Calhoun County Commission
$5,293.85
Pendleton County Commission
$5,293.85
Clay County Commission
$5,293.85
Pleasants County Commission
$5,293.85
Doddridge County Commission
$5,293.85
Pocahontas County Commission
$5,293.85
Fayette County Commission
$5,293.85
Preston County Commission
$5,293.85
Gilmer County Commission
$5,293.85
Putnam County Commission
$5,293.85
Grant County Commission
$5,293.85
New River Gorge Regional Development

Authority (Raleigh County)
Greenbrier County Commission
$5,293.85
Randolph County Commission
$5,293.85
Hampshire County Commission
$5,293.85
Ritchie County Commission
$5,293.85
Hancock County Commission
$5,293.85
Roane County Commission
$5,293.85
Hardy County Commission
$5,293.85
Summers County Commission
$5,293.85
$10,093.96
Taylor County Commission
$5,293.85
Jackson County Commission
$5,293.85
Tucker County Commission
$5,293.85
Jefferson County Commission
$5,293.85
Tyler County Commission
$5,293.85
Kanawha County Commission
$5,293.85
Upshur County Commission
$5,293.85
Lewis County Commission
$5,293.85
Wayne County Commission
$5,293.85
Lincoln County Commission
$5,293.85
Webster County Commission
$5,293.85
Logan County Commission
$5,293.85
Regional Economic Development Partnership

(Wetzel County)
Mason County Commission
$5,293.85
Wirt County Commission
$5,293.85
Marion County Commission
$7,059.79
Wood County Commission
$5,293.85
Harrison County Development Authority
Regional Economic Development

Partnership (Marshall County)
McDowell County Economic
Development Authority
$46,100.80
$267,859.38
Mercer County County Commission
$5,293.85
Mineral County Commission
$5,293.85
Wyoming County Economic Development

Authority
Total
$45,010.88
$174,919.14
$12,829.50
$94,361.08
$954,523.17
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Coal Severance Tax Revenue (1969-2013)

Fiscal
Year
Net State Tax

Collections
Local Coal
Taxes
Total State &

Local Coal
Severance Tax
Waste Coal
WC
Severance
Grand Total
CY
Production
1969-70
$10,563,054
N/A
$10,563,054
NC
NC
$10,563,054
143,132,284
1970-71
$13,495,000
N/A
$13,495,000
NC
NC
$13,495,000
118,317,785
1971-72
$33,488,203
N/A
$33,488,203
NC
NC
$33,488,203
122,856,378
1972-73
$42,363,524
N/A
$42,363,524
NC
NC
$42,363,524
115,239,146
1973-74
$44,633,879
N/A
$44,633,879
NC
NC
$44,633,879
101,713,580
1974-75
$91,806,999
N/A
$91,806,999
NC
NC
$91,806,999
109,048,898
1975-76
$108,607,774
$11,400,000
$120,007,774
NC
NC
$120,007,774
108,793,594
1976-77
$112,474,862
$9,700,000
$122,174,862
NC
NC
$122,174,862
95,405,977
1977-78
$91,896,960
$7,500,000
$99,396,960
NC
NC
$99,396,960
84,697,048
1978-79
$118,453,711
$10,100,000
$128,553,711
NC
NC
$128,553,711
112,380,883
1979-80
$118,663,046
$11,800,000
$130,463,046
NC
NC
$130,463,046
121,583,762
1980-81
$138,120,065
$16,700,000
$154,820,065
NC
NC
$154,820,065
112,813,972
1981-82
$176,605,964
$13,800,000
$190,405,964
NC
NC
$190,405,964
128,778,076
1982-83
$166,059,668
$15,400,000
$181,459,668
NC
NC
$181,459,668
115,135,454
1983-84
$134,973,974
$12,400,000
$147,373,974
NC
NC
$147,373,974
131,040,566
1984-85
$131,910,118
$14,100,000
$146,010,118
NC
NC
$146,010,118
127,867,375
1985-86
$142,721,735
$13,300,000
$156,021,735
NC
NC
$156,021,735
130,787,233
1986-87
$113,387,847
$10,400,000
$123,787,847
NC
NC
$123,787,847
137,672,276
1987-88
$117,062,905
$11,000,000
$128,062,905
NC
NC
$128,062,905
144,917,788
1988-89
$111,987,938
$12,900,000
$124,887,938
NC
NC
$124,887,938
151,834,721
1989-90
$137,443,754
$14,900,000
$152,343,754
NC
NC
$152,343,754
171,155,053
1990-91
$150,102,548
$14,900,000
$165,002,548
NC
NC
$165,002,548
166,715,271
1991-92
$160,921,867
$14,000,000
$174,921,867
NC
NC
$174,921,867
163,797,710
1992-93
$148,066,128
$15,800,000
$163,866,128
NC
NC
$163,866,128
133,700,856
1993-94
$131,987,250
$15,200,000
$147,187,250
NC
NC
$147,187,250
164,200,572
1994-95
$158,203,928
$15,767,500
$173,971,428
NC
NC
$173,971,428
167,096,211
1995-96
$155,989,442
$15,369,144
$171,358,586
NC
NC
$171,358,586
174,008,217
1996-97
$169,508,614
$16,235,242
$185,743,856
NC
NC
$185,743,856
181,914,000
1997-98
$170,013,140
$17,320,805
$187,333,945
NC
NC
$187,333,945
180,794,012
1998-99
$160,750,673
$16,100,529
$176,851,202
NC
NC
$176,851,202
169,206,834
169,370,602
1999-00
$149,068,160
$14,143,308
$163,211,468
NC
NC
$163,211,468
2000-01
$153,228,052
$14,085,239
$167,313,291
NC
NC
$167,313,291
175,052,857
2001-02
$163,823,091
$15,827,722
$179,650,813
$325,578
NC
$179,976,391
163,896,890
2002-03
$157,430,070
$15,519,430
$172,949,500
$358,194
NC
$173,307,694
144,899,599
2003-04
$168,855,591
$15,147,428
$184,003,019
$249,072
NC
$184,252,091
153,631,633
2004-05
$222,488,599
$20,192,425
$242,681,024
$183,396
NC
$242,864,419
159,498,069
2005-06
$259,147,531
$24,190,831
$283,338,362
$319,132
$36,192,252
$319,849,746
158,835,584
2006-07
$271,951,536
$26,019,184
$297,970,720
$191,191
$86,304,922
$384,466,833
161,237,538
2007-08
$307,628,802
$27,364,126
$334,992,928
$327,599
$84,387,752
$419,708,280
165,750,817
2008-09
$343,381,241
$35,615,344
$378,996,586
$1,869,178
$77,275,757
$458,141,521
144,017,758
2009-10
$367,481,270
$34,459,351
$401,940,621
$374,012
$78,873,792
$481,188,425
143,247,932
2010-11
$412,091,626
$37,742,774
$449,834,400
$754,463
$76,983,527
$527,572,390
137,498,509
2011-12
$420,771,746
$39,305,307
$460,077,054
$1,398,481
$71,030,962
$532,506,496
129,107,370
2012-13
$350,950,154
$35,691,233
$386,641,387
$114,567
$65,004,660
$451,760,614
117,518,279
TOTAL
$7,310,562,040
$681,396,922
$7,991,958,962
$6,464,865
$440,018,002
$8,574,477,451
6,210,168,969
Local coal severance tax collections rounded to nearest $100,000 prior to FY1995 Does not include Tax Administration Fees. NC- Not Collected
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Barbour
County Profiles of West Virginia Coal Country
Founded 1843
Named for Virginia Judge Philip Pendleton Barbour
County Seat Philippi
Area/State Rank 343 square miles 30th
Population (2000)/ State Rank 15,557 36th
Incorporated Communities
Philippi, Belington, Junior
Principal Waterways
Tygart River,

Buckhannon River,

Middle Fork River
Mines .....................................................................................................7
Employees.............................................................................. 286
Estimated Direct Wages ...........................................$19,591,000

Severance Tax Receipts ............................................... $185,031

Production ...................................................................... 954,945

Underground . ..................................................................932,288

Surface ..............................................................................22,557
Recoverable Reserves Tons ....................................... 1,578,558,278
Major Seams

Bakerstown, Kittanning, Pittsburgh, Redstone, Sewickley
Primary Mines

Wolf Run Mining Co., Inc. (Sentinel)................................932,388
Boone
Founded 1847
Named for Frontiersman Daniel Boone
County Seat Madison
Population (2000)/ State Rank 25,535 28th

Madison, Danville,

Whitesville, Sylvester
Principal Waterways

Coal River, Little Coal River
Mines
86

Employees........................................................................... 2,535
Estimated Direct Wages ......................................... $173,647,500

Severance Tax Receipts............................................. $2,876,012

Production .................................................................. 11,266,735

Underground . .............................................................. 6,325,690

Surface .........................................................................4,941,045
Recoverable Reserves Tons ........................................3,626,756,814
Major Seams

Cedar Grove, Chilton, Coalburg, Dorothy, Eagle, Hernshaw,

Kittanning, No. 2 Gas, Peerless, Powellton, Stockton-Lewiston,
Winefrede

Primary Mines
Elk Run Coal Co. (Black Castle No. 4)......................... 1,740,520

Independence Coal Co. (Twilight MTR/Progress)....... 1,538,565

Coal River Mining, LLC (Mine No. 6).............................1,009,908

Brody Mining, LLC (Brody Mine No. 1).............................917,011
Newtown Energy (Peerless Rachel Mine)........................ 513,816
Elk Run Coal Co. (Roundbottom Powellton)...................548,577
Braxton
Founded 1836
Named for an American founding father Carter Braxton
County Seat Sutton
Population (2000)/State Rank 14,702 39th

Sutton, Gassaway,

Burnsville, Flatwoods
Principal Waterways
Elk River,
Little Kanawha River,
Holley River, Birch River
Mines . ...................................................................................................2
Employees ................................................................................ 51
Estimated Direct Wages............................................ $3,493,500

Severance Tax Receipts .................................................$45,276

Production ....................................................................... 247,246

Underground . .................................................................. 247,246

Surface .......................................................................................0
Recoverable Reserves Tons ........................................ 1,110,736,860
Major Seams

Bakerstown, Lower Kittanning, Pittsburgh
Primary Mines

Brooks Run Mining Co., LLC (Jackson Bridge)................ 247,246
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Fayette
Founded 1831
Named for French General Marquis de Lafayette
County Seat Fayetteville
Oak Hill, Fayetteville, Montgomery,

Ansted, Mount Hope, Smithers,

Gauley Bridge, Meadow Bridge,

Pax, Thurmond
Principal Waterways

Kanawha River, Gauley River,
New River
Mines . ................................................................................................. 19
Employees ..............................................................................539
Estimated Direct Wages .......................................... $36,921,500


Production ....................................................................2,359,245

Underground . .............................................................. 1,298,966

Surface .........................................................................1,070,279
Major Seams

Bradshaw, Coalburg, Eagle Firecreek, Gilbert, Kittanning,
No. 2 Gas, Peerless, Powellton, Sewell, Stockton-Lewiston
Primary Mines

Kingston Mining Inc. (Kingston No. 2)..............................528,459

Maple Coal Co. (Maple Eagle No. 1)................................418,368

Maple Coal Co. (Maple Coal No. 1)................................. 373,571
Revelation Energy, LLC (S7 Surface Mine)......................350,461

Frasure Creek Mining, LLC (Surface Mine No. 5)............346,247

Kingston Mining, Inc. (Glen Alum Mine) .......................... 342,139
Greenbrier
Harrison
Founded 1782
Named for reference to local foliage
County Seat Lewisburg
Area/State Rank 1,024 square miles 2nd
Lewisburg, White Sulphur Springs,
Ronceverte, Rainelle, Alderson,
Rupert, Quinwood,

Falling Springs
Principal Waterways

Greenbrier River

Meadow River
Founded 1784
Named for U.S. President Benjamin Harrison
County Seat Clarksburg

Clarksburg, Bridgeport, Shinnston,

Salem, Stonewood, Nutter Fort,
Lumberport, Anmore,

West Milford, Lost Creek
Principal Waterway

West Fork River
Mines
20
Employees ..............................................................................289


Production ....................................................................2,359,245

Underground . .............................................................. 1,298,966

Surface .........................................................................1,070,279
Recoverable Reserves Tons ........................................... 633,471,428
Major Seams

Beckley, Eagle, Pocahontas, Sewell
Primary Mines

White Buck Coal Co. (Pocahontas Mine)......................... 219,106

West Virginia Mine Power, Inc. (Midland Trail No. 1)........147,177

South Fork Coal Co., LLC (Blue Knob Surface).................142,543

Greenbrier Smokeless Coal, LLC(Mtneer Pochontas 3).....124,093

Greenbrier Smokeless Coal, LLC(Mtneer No. 1)................ 90,290

West Virginia Mine Power, Inc. (Midland Trail No. 2)......... 89,374

Greenbrier Smokeless Coal, LLC (Buck Lilly Surf). .............22,450

Mines ................................................................................................... 10
Employees ................................................................................99
Estimated Direct Wages .............................................$6,781,500


Production ....................................................................... 453,132

Underground . ..................................................................433,570

Surface ..............................................................................19,562
Recoverable Reserves Tons ...........................................487,829,480
Major Seams

Pittsburgh, Redstone
Primary Mines
Ten-Mile Coal Co., Inc. (No. 4).........................................433,570
Ten-A-Coal Company (Chiefton Mine No. 1)..................... 11,829
Ten-A-Coal Company (Laurel No. 1).................................... 7,733
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Kanawha
Founded 1788
Named for an Indian term meaning place of the
white rock, referring to local salt deposits
County Seat Charleston
Population (2000)/State Rank 200,073 1st

Charleston, South Charleston,

St. Albans, Dunbar, Nitro, Marmet,

Chesapeake, Belle, Clendenin, Pratt,
East Bank, Cedar Grove, Glasgow, Handley
Principal Waterways

Kanawha River, Elk River, Coal River, Pocatalico River
Mines . .................................................................................................42
Employees ...........................................................................1,400

Severance Tax Receipts ............................................$1,386,860

Production..................................................................... 9,715,105

Underground . .............................................................. 5,883,997

Surface.......................................................................... 3,831,108
Major Seams

Cedar Grove, Coalburg, Eagle, Hernshaw, Kittanning, No.2 Gas,

Peerless, Powellton, Stockton-Lewiston, Winefrede
Primary Mines

Speed Mining, Inc. (American Eagle Mine)................... 2,410,162

Catenary Coal Co., (Samples Mine).............................. 1,431,278

Midland Trail Energy, LLC (BC No. 1) .......................... 1,095,911

Mammoth Coal Company (Slabcamp)..........................1,070,387
Remington LLC (Winchester Mine)...............................1,020,336
Hanover Resources, LLC (Four Mile No. 2).....................584,872

Development Services (Upland Area III)......................... 459,142

JMAC Leasing, Inc. (Briar Mountain)............................... 378,122

Pritchard Mining Co., Inc. (Four Mile Mine)......................372,530
Republic Energy Co. (Empire)......................................... 303,434
Logan
Founded 1824
Named for Mingo an Indian Chief
County Seat Logan
Area/State Rank 456 square miles 22nd
Logan, Chapmanville, Man,

West Logan, Mitchell Heights
Principal Waterways: Guyandotte River
Mines . ................................................................................................. 41
Employees ...........................................................................1,698
Estimated Direct Wages ......................................... $116,313,000


Production .................................................................. 10,821,521

Underground . .............................................................. 5,345,596

Surface .........................................................................5,475,925
Major Seams

Alma, Belmont, Buffalo Creek, Cedar Grove, Chilton, Coalburg,

Dorothy, Eagle, Kittanning, Winifrede, Stockton-Lewiston
Primary Mines

Mingo Logan Coal Co. (Mountaineer II Mine).............. 2,268,863

Apogee Coal Co., LLC (Guyan Surface MIne).............. 1,812,228

Aracoma Coal Co., Inc. (Aracoma Alma No. 1)............ 1,061,721

Cliffs Logan County Coal, LLC (Powellton No. 1 Mine) .... 838,409
Highland Mining Co. (Reylas Surface)............................. 788,192
Eagle Creek Mining, LLC (Spruce No. 1 Mine)................ 675,217

Cliffs Logan County Coal, LLC (Toneys Fork Surf.) .......625,798

Aracoma Coal Co., Inc. (Cedar Grove No. 1)...................455,028

Band Mill Coal Corp. (Tower Mountain Surface).............402,428
Road Fork Dev. Co., Inc. (Sandy Gap Surface)............... 324,751
Eagle Creek Mining, LLC (Eagle Creek No. 5).................312,392
Lincoln
Founded 1867
Named for U.S. President Abraham Lincoln
County Seat Hamlin
Hamlin, West Hamlin
Principal Waterways

Guyandotte River
Mines . ...................................................................................................1
Employees...............................................................................262
Estimated Direct Wages ........................................... $17,947,000

Severance Tax Receipts ...............................................$652,829

Production ....................................................................2,301,706

Underground . .............................................................................0

Surface .........................................................................2,301,706
Major Seam
Lower Kittanning
Primary Mines
Hobet Mining Inc. (West Ridge III)................................2,301,706
Marion
Founded 1842
Named For American Revolution Officer Francis Marion
County Seat Fairmont

Fairmont, Mannington,Barracksville,

Monongah, Rivesville, Grant Town,

White Hall, Fairview, Farmington,

Worthington
Principal Waterways

Monongahela River,
Tygart River,

West Fork River
Mines . ................................................................................................. 14
Employees........................................................................... 1,284

Severance Tax Receipts ............................................ $2,103,951

Production .................................................................. 11,256,321

Underground . ............................................................. 11,030,521

Surface ........................................................................... 225,800
Major Seams

Kittanning, Pittsburgh, Redstone
Primary Mines
Harrison County Coal Co. (Harrison County Mine)......5,700,956

Marion County Coal Co. (Marion County Mine)............5,327,906
L.P. Mineral, LLC (Wilson Surface)...................................171,150
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Mingo
Founded 1895
Named for former Indian tribe
County Seat Williamson

Williamson, Matewan,

Delbarton, Gilbert, Kermit
Principal Waterways

Tug Fork River
Mines . .................................................................................................28

Employees ........................................................................... 1,195


Severance Tax Receipts ............................................ $1,089,179

Production .................................................................... 7,246,241

Underground . .............................................................. 2,262,849
Surface ........................................................................ 4,983,392

Major Seams

Alma, Cedar Grove, Coalburg, Eagle, Freeport, No. 2 Gas,

Williamson, Winifrede
Monongalia
Founded 1776
Named for a derivative of the Monongahela River,
and Delaware Indian word for river of falling banks
County Seat Morgantown
Area/State Rank 366 square miles 33rd

Morgantown, Westover,

Star City, Granville,

Blacksville
Principal Waterways

Monongahela River,

Cheat River
Primary Mines
Mines . ................................................................................................. 14
Employees .....................................................................................1,236


Severance Tax Receipts .............................................. $856,280

Production .....................................................................8,117,859

Underground . ............................................................... 7,647,684

Surface .............................................................................470,175
Recoverable Reserves Tons .......................................... 956,829,360
Major Seams

Bakerstown, Kittanning, Redstone, Sewickley
Primary Mines

Eastern Associated Coal Corp. (Federal No. 2)........... 3,363,089

Monongalia County Coal Co. (Monongalia County Mine).... 3,139,164

Dana Mining Co., Inc. (Prime No. 1)................................. 796,182

LP Mineral, LLC (Humphrey No. 7)..................................349,726

Red Bone Mining Co. (Crawdad #1 Portal B) .................349,249
Nicholas
Ohio
Founded 1843
Named for Virginia Governor Cary Nicholas
County Seat Summersville

Summersville, Richwood
Principal Waterways

Gauley River, Meadow River,

Cranberry River,

Cherry River, Birch River
Founded 1776
Named for Ohio River
County Seat Wheeling
Area/State Rank 108.9 square miles 53rd

Bethlehem, Clearview,

Valley Grove, West Liberty,

Wheeling
Principal Waterways

Ohio River
Phoenix Coal-Mac Mining, Inc. (Holden No. 22 Surf.).2,592,436

Consol of Kentucky, Inc. (Twin Branch Surf.)................ 1,108,013
Spartan Mining Co. (Ruby Energy)..................................904,753
Consol of Kentucky, Inc. (Alma No. 1)..............................493,534
Rockhouse Creek Development Co. (No. 8) . .................353,877
Consol of Kentucky, Inc. (Peg Fork)................................. 316,437
Alex Energy (West Fork Surface).....................................290,375
Premium Energy (Surface Mine No. 2)............................168,865
Southern WV Resources, LLC (No. 1 Surface Mine)......148,943
CK Coal Corp (Mine No. 5)...............................................132,557
Mines . ................................................................................................. 13

Employees ..............................................................................349



Production .................................................................... 1,133,962

Underground . .................................................................. 916,314

Surface ............................................................................ 217,648
Recoverable Reserves Tons........................................ 3,359,378,600
Major Seams

Campbell Creek, Dorothy, Eagle, Gilbert, Kittanning,

McQueen, Peerless, Powellton, Sewell
Primary Mines

Alex Energy, Inc. (Jerry Fork Eagle)................................. 430,719

White Buck Coal Co. (Grassy Creek No. 1).....................255,263

White Buck Coal Co. (Hominy Creek)..............................230,332

Alex Energy, Inc. (No. 1 Surface Mine)............................176,866
Mines . ...................................................................................................2

Employees ..............................................................................392



Production .................................................................... 7,958,375

Underground . ............................................................... 7,958,375

Surface .......................................................................................0
Recoverable Reserves Tons........................................... 336,292,256
Major Seams

Pittsburgh
Primary Mines

Tunnel Ridge, LLC. (Tunnel Ridge)...............................4,391,905
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Raleigh
Founded 1850
Named For Englishman Sir Walter Raleigh
County Seat Beckley

Beckley, Mabscott, Sophia,

Lester, Rhodell
Principal Waterways

Coal River, Clear Fork River,

Marsh Fork River
Taylor
Founded 1844
Named for U.S. Senator John Taylor
County Seat Petersburg
Area/State Rank 175.6 square miles 51st

Fleminton, Grafton
Principal Waterways

Tygart Valley River,

Three Fork Creek
Mines . .................................................................................................46

Employees ...........................................................................1,837

Estimated Direct Wages .........................................$125,834,500


Production .................................................................... 7,200,157

Underground . ...............................................................4,277,692

Surface ........................................................................ 2,922,465
Major Seams

Beckley, Eagle, Fire Creek, Hernshaw, No. 2 Gas,

Pocahontas, Powellton, Sewell, Stockton-Lewiston
Primary Producers

ACI Beckley (Pocahontas Mine) . ................................. 1,122,921

Republic Energy Co. (Republic Surface)..........................1,088,828

Alex Energy, Inc. (Edwight Surface Mine)........................ 675,817

Pocahontas Coal Company, Inc. (Affinity Mine)............. 565,530

Simmons Fork Mining, Inc. (Ewing Fork No. 1)................ 559,135

Marfork Coal Co., Inc. (Slip Ridge Cedar Gro)................ 549,512

Marfork Coal Co., Inc. (Brushy Eagle).............................479,290

Marfork Coal Co., Inc. (Horse Creek Eagle)....................424,864

Marfork Coal Co., Inc. (Allen Powellton Eagle)................ 337,915
Mines . ...................................................................................................2

Employees ..............................................................................365



Production .......................................................................569,655

Underground . .................................................................. 569,173

Surface ...................................................................................482
Major Seam

Bakerstown, Freeport, Kittanning, Mahoning, Pittsburgh
Primary Producers

ACI Tygart Valley (Leer Mine)........................................... 569,173
Tucker
Upshur
Founded 1856
Named for Virginia Judge Henry St. George Tucker
County Seat Parsons
Population (2000)/State Rank 7,321 53rd

Parsons, Davis, Thomas,

Hendricks, Hambleton
Principal Waterways

Cheat River,

Blackwater River
Founded 1851
Named for U.S. Cabinet Secretary Abel Parker Upshur
County Seat Buckhannon

Buckhannon
Principal Waterways

Little Kanawha River,

Buckhannon River,

Middle Fork River
Mines . ...................................................................................................3

Employees ..............................................................................244

Estimated Direct Wages ........................................... $16,714,000


Production .................................................................... 2,327,249

Underground . ................................................................2,311,712

Surface ..............................................................................15,537
Recoverable Reserves Tons ........................................... 172,654,154
Major Seam

Upper Freeport
Primary Producers

Mettiki Coal, LLC (WV) (Mettiki E Mine)........................2,311,712

Beacon Resources, Inc. (Beacon Knob Mine)...................15,537
Mines . ...................................................................................................5

Employees ..............................................................................150


Severance Tax Receipts ................................................. $67,738

Production ................................................................... 1,086,944

Underground . ............................................................... 1,039,018

Surface .............................................................................. 47,926
Major Seams

Alma, Elk Lick, Kittanning, Peerless,

Pittsburgh, Redstone
Primary Producers

Carter Roag Coal Co. (Pleasant Hill)........................... 1,039,018

Nesco, Inc. (Lane Ridge Surface)...................................... 47,926
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Webster
Founded 1842
Named for American Revolution General Mad Anthony Wayne
County Seat Wayne

Kenova, Ceredo, Wayne, Fort Gay
Principal Waterways

Ohio River, Big Sandy River
Founded 1860
Named for U.S. Senator Daniel Webster
County Seat Webster Springs

Webster Springs, Cowen,

Camden-On-Gauley
Principal Waterways

Gauley River, Elk River,

Williams River
Mines . ...................................................................................................8

Employees ..............................................................................576



Production..................................................................... 3,361,295

Underground . ...............................................................3,336,873

Surface ..............................................................................24,422
Major Seam

Coalburg
Primary Producers

Rockspring Dev., Inc. (Camp Ck. Mine No. 1)............... 2,480,126

Argus Energy WV LLC (Deep Mine No. 7)...................... 369,940

Argus Energy WV LLC (Deep Mine No. 8)....................... 317,562

Argus Energy WV LLC (Mine No. 10).............................. 116,384

Argus Energy WV LLC (Mine No. 11).................................52,861

Argus Energy WV LLC (Copley Trace Surf.)......................24,422
Mines . ...................................................................................................4

Employees .............................................................................. 216



Production ................................................................... 2,062,898

Underground . ............................................................... 1,052,744

Surface ......................................................................... 1,010,154
Major Seams

Eagle, Kittanning, Peerless, Pocahontas, Sewell,

Stockton-Lewiston
Primary Producers

Brooks Run Mining Co. (Seven Pines).......................... 1,010,154

Brooks Run Mining Co. (Poplar Ridge No. 1)................... 651,273

Brooks Run Mining Co. (Cove Mountain Deep)............... 401,471
Wyoming
Founded 1850
Named for Delaware Indian word meaning wide plain
County Seat Pineville

Mullens, Oceana, Pineville
Principal Waterways

Guyandotte River
Mines . .................................................................................................25

Employees ...........................................................................1,303



Production ................................................................... 5,905,890

Underground . ...............................................................4,702,391

Surface .........................................................................1,203,499
Major Seams

Alma, Beckley, Bens Creek, Cedar Grove, Douglas, Eagle,

Gilbert, Kittanning, Matewan, Pocahontas, No. 2 Gas, Red Ash,

Sewell, Stockton-Lewiston
Primary Producers

Pinnacle Mining Co., LLC (Pinnacle Mine)....................2,818,837

Dynamic Energy, Inc. (Coal Mtn. No. 1 Surf)................ 1,102,254

Cliffs Logan Coal, LLC (Lower War Eagle Mine).............621,034

Spartan Mining Co (Road Fork #51 Mine)..................... 338,944

Brooks Run Mining Co. (Still Run No. 3)......................... 209,944

Brooks Run Mining Co. (Wyoming No. 2)........................ 191,429

Double Bonus Coal Co. (No. 65)...................................... 181,516

Rhino Eastern, LLC (Eagle No. 3).................................... 151,773
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West Virginia Coal Facts at a Glance

Total Production................................................................ 117,518,279

Estimated Production Value 2013...............................$7,746,422,200

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Total Production - 2013 ................................................... 983,964,000

Number of Mines - 2013 ..............................................................1,207

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