Mountain Laurel Complex
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{{#Badges: CoalSwarm}}The Mountain Laurel Complex is an underground and surface coal mining operation in Logan County, West Virginia, owned by Arch Coal. A new longwall mine opened there on October 1, 2007.[1] It is part of Arch Coal's Central Appalachia mining region, which sold 14.6 million tons of coal in 2008.[2]
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Mine Data
- Owner:
- Parent company: Arch Coal
- Location: Logan County, West Virginia
- GPS coordinates:
- Production: 4.7 million tons (2008)
- Type of coal: Low sulfur, high Btu coal sold in steam or metallurgical markets
- Mine type: Underground/Surface
- Equipment: Longwall and continuous miner units
- Number of employees:
Contact Details
Mountain Laurel Complex
State Route 17, Box 100
Sharples, WV 25183
Phone: (304) 369-7500
Physical Address
State Route 17
Sharples, WV 25183
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References
- ↑ "Our mines: Mountain Laurel", Arch Coal website, November 2009.
- ↑ "Our mines", Arch Coal website, November 2009.
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