Interior Coal Province

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The Interior Coal Province is a major U.S. coal-producing region spanning parts of the Midwest and South, known for its extensive bituminous coal reserves and long history of mining.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coal-producing region
geologic province
coalRank high-volatile bituminous
contains Arkoma Basin
Illinois Basin
linked to: Illinois Basin area

parts of the Appalachian Plateaus
country United States
economicUse electric power generation
industrial fuel
geologicAge Carboniferous
Pennsylvanian
hasEnvironmentalIssue acid mine drainage
land subsidence from underground mining
hasResource coal
includesState Arkansas
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
knownFor extensive bituminous coal reserves
long history of coal mining
locatedIn Midwestern United States
Southern United States
majorCoalType bituminous coal
partOf U.S. coal fields
interior U.S. coal regions
regulatoryContext subject to U.S. federal and state mining regulations

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Western Coal Field region (part) partOf Interior Coal Province
Western Coal Field partOf Interior Coal Province