History of Coal Mining - Beginning of The 20th Century

Beginning of The 20th Century

Coal Production of the World, around 1905
Country Year Short Tons
Europe
United Kingdom 1905 236,128,936
Germany (coal) 121,298,167
Germany (lignite) 52,498,507
France 35,869,497
Belgium 21,775,280
Austria (coal) 12,585,263
Austria (lignite) 22,692,076
Hungary (coal) 1904 1,031,501
Hungary (lignite) 5,447,283
Spain 1905 3,202,911
Russia 1904 19,318,000
Netherlands 466,997
Bosnia (lignite) 540,237
Romania 110,000
Serbia 1904 183,204
Italy (coal and lignite) 1905 412,916
Sweden 322,384
Greece (lignite) 1904 466,997
Asia
India 1905 8,417,739
Japan 1903 10,088,845
Sumatra 1904 207,280
Africa
Transvaal 1904 2,409,033
Natal 1905 1,129,407
Cape Colony 1904 154,272
America
United States 1905 350,821,000
Canada 1904 7,509,860
Mexico 700,000
Peru 1905 72,665
Australasia
New South Wales 1905 6,632,138
Queensland 529,326
Victoria 153,135
Western Australia 127,364
Tasmania 51,993
New Zealand 1,585,756

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