2014 coal facts

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Coal FaCts2014

A Publication of the west virginia coal Association

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total Production ............................................................... 117,518,279Underground .................................................................86,148,225Surface .......................................................................... 31,370,054

coal companies operating in Wv ................................................310number of Mines ....................................................................... 512Underground .............................................................................269Surface ......................................................................................243

Record Production year - 1997 .......................................181,914,000Recoverable coal Reserves .......................................51,193,265,265West virginia coal employment 2013 ....................................19,427

Underground ........................................................................14,794Surface ..................................................................................4,633Independent Contractors ....................................................29,000Coal handling Facilities ........................................................2,050total employment ...............................................................50,477

transportation (tons) ................................................................30,824rail ............................................................................. 46,460,665river ............................................................................. 12,673,246truck ............................................................................25,676,035

estimated average annual coal Wage ............................... $68,500

estimated Production value 2013 ..............................$7,746,422,200coal severance tax ...................................................... $490,000,000leading coal Producing county

total tonnage - Marshall .............................................15,575,805Underground - Marshall ...............................................15,575,805Surface - logan ..............................................................5,475,925

highest employment by county - Boone ................................2,535county With most coal Reserves - Boone ............... 3,589,414,636largest Underground mine

Marshall County Mine (Murray American energy, Inc.)* ...8,556,139largest surface mine

holden 22 Surface (Arch Coal) .................................... 2,592,436largest mine employment

Marshall County Mine (Marshall County Coal Co.)* .....................991largest Producing mining method

Underground ................................................................86,148,225largest Producing coal seam

Pittsburgh ......................................................................41,555,112

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).

West Virginia Coal Facts at a Glance

Key Contacts

office of Surface Mining - CharlestonPhone (304) 347-7162FAx (304) 347-7170www.osmre.gov

national Mining AssociationPhone (202) 463-2600FAx (202) 2666www.nma.org

West Virginia Coal AssociationPhone (304) 342-4153FAx (304) 342-7651www.wvcoal.com

WV Department ofenvironmental ProtectionPhone (304) 926-0440FAx (304) 926-0446www.dep.state.wv.us

WV office of Miners’ health, Safety & trainingPhone (304) 558-1425FAx (304 558-1282www.state.wv.us/mhst

Sources: Energy Information Agency Data andWest Virginia Office of Miners’ Health and Safety (expressed in short tons)

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.

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U.S. Coal Facts at a Glance

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.

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 ................................................................................1,033employment - 2013 ...................................................................89,736 Underground .....................................................................54,426 Surface .............................................................................35,310Recoverable Reserves - 2013 ..................................485,769,101,000

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County by County Rankings - 2013

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.

county employment county Undergoundtonnage county surface

tonnage county totaltonnage

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 0 BrAxton 0 MerCer 255,929

ClAY 48 GrAnt 0 ClAY 0 BrAxton 247,246

MerCer 44 lInColn 0 GrAnt 0 MInerAl 55,255

MInerAl 7 MerCer 0 MArShAll 0 ClAY 0

GrAnt 3 MInerAl 0 ohIo 0 GrAnt 0

total 19,427 total 86,148,225 total 31,370,054 total 117,518,279

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2013 Monthly Employment and ProductionWV’s Coal Producing Counties (Tons)


emPloymentmonth Underground surface average

January 14,491 4,261 18,752

February 14,728 4,112 18,840

March 14,799 4,338 19,137

April 14,755 4,256 19,011

May 14,837 3,870 18,707

June 14,651 4,030 18,681

July 14,497 3,957 18,454

August 14,253 4,057 18,310

September 14,182 3,976 18,158

october 13,825 3,878 17,703

november 13,524 3,655 17,179

December 10,641 3,340 13,981

total 14,099 3,978 18,076

PRodUctionmonth Underground surface total

January 7,848,243 3,004,163 10,852,406

February 7,040,803 2,132,896 9,173,699

March 7,917,078 2,250,093 10,167,171

April 8,191,921 2,637,821 10,829,742

May 8,332,848 2,516,155 10,849,003

June 6,706,518 2,757,948 9,464,466

July 5,800,441 2,616,364 8,416,805

August 8,277,046 2,931,632 11,208,678

September 7,686,634 2,745,036 10,431,670

october 8,196,611 2,878,910 11,075,521

november 5,598,008 2,573,914 8,171,922

December 4,552,074 2,325,122 6,877,196

total 86,148,225 31,370,054 117,518,279

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WV’s Highest Production Surface Mines - 2013

WV.’s Highest Production Underground Mines - 2013


* 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

comPany coRP. mine PRod. coUntyPhoenIx 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 Co., InC.

AlPhA BlACK CAStle no. 4

1,740,520 Boone

InDePen-DenCe CoAl CoMPAnY

AlPhA tWIlIGht Mtr/Pro-GreS

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 en-erGY, InC.

BlUe-Stone

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

CoAl rIVer MInInG, llC

MIne no. 6

1,009,908 Boone

hIGhlAnD MInInG Co.

AlPhA reYlAS SUrFACe

788,192 loGAn

Alex enerGY InC.

AlPhA eDWIGht SUrFACe MIne

675,817 rAleIGh

eAGle CreeK MInInG, llC

SPrUCe no. 1 MIne

675,217 loGAn

ClIFFS loGAn CoUntY CoAl, llC

ClIFFS toneY’S ForK SUrFACe

625,798 loGAn

hAnoVer reSoUrCeS, llC

FoUr MIle no. 2

584,872 KAnAWhA

SIMMonS ForK MInInG, InC.

AlPhA eWInG ForK no. 1

559,135 rAleIGh

DeVeloPMent SerVICeS, InC.

UPlAnD AreA III

459,142 KAnAWhA

extrA enerGY, InC.

ArCelor MIttAl

StAte lIneSUrFACe

458,104 McDoWell

BAnDMIll CoAl Co., InC.

AlPhA toWer Mtn. SUrF.

402,428 loGAn

comPany coRP. mine PRod. coUntyMArShAll CoUntY CoAl Co. *1

MUrrAYAMerICAn enerGY, InC.

MArShAll CoUntY MIne

8,556,139 MArShAll

ohIo CoUntY CoAl Co. *2


ohIo CoUntY MIne

7,019,666 MArShAll

hArrISon CoUntY CoAl Co. *3


hArrISon CoUntY CoAl MIne

5,700,956 MArIon

MArIon CoUntY CoAl Co. *4


MArIon CoUntY MIne

5,327,906 MArIon

tUnnel rIDGe, llC.

AllIAnCe tUnnel rIDGe MIne

4,391,905 ohIo

eAStern ASSoCI-AteD CoAl CorP.

PAtrIot FeDerAl no 2

3,363,089 MononGAlIA

MononGA-lIA CoUntY CoAl Co. *5

MUrrAY AMerICAn enerGY, InC.

Monon-GAlIA CoUntY MIne

3,139,164 MononGAlIA

PInnACle MInInG Co., llC

ClIFFS PInnACle MIne

2,818,837 WYoMInG

roCK-SPrInG DeVeloP-Ment, InC.

JAMeS rIVer

CAMP CK. MIne no. 1

2,480,126 WAYne

SPeeD MIn-InG, llC

PAtrIot AMerICAn eAGle MIne

2,410,162 KAnAWhA

MettIKI CoAl, llC (WV)

AllIAnCe MettIKI e MIne

2,311,712 tUCKer

MInGo loGAn CoAl Co.

ArCh CoAl

MoUn-tAIneer II MIne

2,268,863 loGAn

ICG BeCKleY, llC

ArCh CoAl

BeCKleY PoCAhon-tAS

1,122,921 rAleIGh

MIDlAnD trAIl enerGY, llC

PAtrIot BC no. 1 1,095,911 KAnAWhA

MAMMoth CoAl Co.

AlPhA SlABCAMP 1,070,387 KAnAWhA

ArACoMA CoAl Co., InC.

AlPhA ArACoMA AlMA no. 1

1,061,721 loGAn

CArter roAG CoAl CoMPAnY

UnIteD PleASAnt hIll

1,039,018 UPShUr

reMInG-ton, llC

PAtrIot WIn-CheSter MIne

1,020,336 KAnAWhA

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Surface Coal Production 66M tons → 32M tons (52%)Overall Coal Production 164M tons → 110M tons (33%)

2013 WV Coal Production by MonthNumber of Mines

month Underground surface total

January 111 65 176February 112 63 175

March 112 70 182April 110 65 175May 113 64 177June 110 66 176July 102 65 167

August 103 67 170September 101 62 163

october 93 67 160november 94 60 154December 78 62 140

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2013 Coal Production by Method - Underground (Tons)county continuous longwall Underground

total auger surface Underground & surface total

BArBoUr 932,388 0 932,388 0 22,557 954,945

Boone 6,309,411 16,279 6,325,690 0 4,941,045 11,266,735

BrAxton 247,246 0 247,246 0 0 247,246

FAYette 1,288,966 0 1,288,966 0 1,070,279 2,359,245

GreenBrIer 522,863 0 522,863 0 340,211 863,074

hArrISon 433,570 0 433,570 0 19,562 453,132

KAnAWhA 4,222,735 1,661,262 5,883,997 0 3,831,108 9,715,105

lInColn 0 0 0 0 2,301,706 2,301,706

loGAn 4,090,684 1,264,912 5,345,596 0 5,475,925 10,821,521

MCDoWell 2,485,148 1,610 2,486,758 0 1,934,977 4,421,735

MArIon 962,027 10,068,494 11,030,521 0 225,800 11,256,321

MArShAll 1,303,443 14,272,362 15,575,805 0 0 15,575,805

MerCer 0 0 0 0 255,929 255,929

MInerAl 0 0 0 0 55,255 55,255

MInGo 2,262,849 0 2,262,849 0 4,983,392 7,246,241

MononGAlIA 1,713,636 5,934,050 7,647,684 0 470,175 8,117,859

nICholAS 916,314 0 916,314 0 217,648 1,133,962

ohIo 2,377,901 5,580,474 7,958,375 0 0 7,958,375

rAleIGh 4,277,692 0 4,277,692 0 2,922,465 7,200,157

tAYlor 443,153 126,020 569,173 0 482 569,655

tUCKer 344,232 1,967,480 2,311,712 0 15,537 2,327,249

UPShUr 1,039,018 0 1,039,018 0 47,926 1,086,944

WAYne 3,336,873 0 3,336,873 0 24,422 3,361,295

WeBSter 1,052,744 0 1,052,744 0 1,010,154 2,062,898

WYoMInG 2,220,694 2,481,697 4,702,391 0 1,203,499 5,905,890

total 42,783,587 43,374,640 86,148,225 0 31,370,054 117,518,279

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2013 Coal Production by Method - Surface (Tons)county open Pit contour auger highwall mountain top contour

and augernot

classified total

BArBoUr 0 7,281 15,276 0 0 0 0 22,557

Boone 0 490,502 0 0 4,288,993 161,550 0 4,941,045

FAYette 0 696,708 0 0 373,571 0 0 1,070,279

GreenBrIer 169,627 170,584 0 0 0 0 0 340,211

hArrISon 0 19,562 0 0 0 0 0 19,562

KAnAWhA 0 739,273 0 20,268 2,693,445 378,122 0 3,831,108

lInColn 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,301,706 2,301,706

loGAn 0 1,778,497 0 0 2,452,104 1,245,324 0 5,475,925

MCDoWell 0 1,150,011 2,139 71,435 711,392 0 0 1,934,977

MArIon 0 202,401 23,399 0 0 0 0 225,800

MerCer 0 247,301 8,628 0 0 0 0 255,929

MInerAl 55,255 0 0 0 0 0 0 55,255

MInGo 0 101,198 0 0 4,771,447 110,747 0 4,983,392

MononGAlIA 120,449 0 0 349,726 0 0 0 470,175

nICholAS 0 40,782 0 0 176,866 0 0 217,648

rAleIGh 0 1,023,096 0 134,724 1,764,645 0 0 2,922,465

tAYlor 0 482 0 0 0 0 0 482

tUCKer 0 15,537 0 0 0 0 0 15,537

UPShUr 0 47,926 0 0 0 0 0 47,926

WAYne 0 0 0 0 24,422 0 0 24,422

WeBSter 0 0 0 0 1,010,154 0 0 1,010,154

WYoMInG 0 5,251 0 81,450 1,102,254 14,544 0 1,203,499

total 345,331 6,736,392 49,442 657,603 19,369,293 1,910,287 2,301,706 31,370,054

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Note: Because coal distribution may cross annual year boundaries, total tons produced does not equal total tons distributed in many cases.


2013 Coal Transportation by Countycounty Rail River truck Belt stock-Piled total tons distributed

BArBoUr 0 0 0 0 0 0Boone 2,439,858 20,876 398,400 2,213,468 0 3,654,484BrAxton 235,703 0 0 0 0 235,703ClAY 0 0 0 0 0 0FAYette 44,190 0 1,177,088 0 0 1,221,278GrAnt 0 0 0 0 0 0GreenBrIer 451,435 15,528 82,157 0 0 549,120hArrISon 0 0 433,570 0 0 433,570KAnAWhA 1,719,445 499,543 3,440,588 0 0 5,659,576lInColn 0 0 0 0 0 0loGAn 3,979,359 0 9,726 0 0 3,967,413MCDoWell 1,248,203 4,918 559,328 0 5,832 1,793,674MArIon 5,702,270 0 1,659 4,851,619 0 10,555,548MArShAll 0 8,556,139 0 0 0 8,556,139MerCer 0 0 0 0 0 0MInerAl 0 0 0 0 0 0MInGo 53,398 0 513,009 0 0 566,407MononGAlIA 6,252,866 34,817 1,357,009 0 0 7,434,272nICholAS 718,552 130,812 79,272 3,474 0 927,436ohIo 562,305 3,168,928 0 0 0 3,731,233rAleIGh 4,044,892 0 268,448 878,547 0 4,313,340tAYlor 461,901 0 0 0 0 461,901tUCKer 63,615 0 2,227,395 0 0 2,291,014UPShUr 0 0 1,023,407 0 0 1,023,407WAYne 0 2,930 853,817 0 0 856,747WeBSter 1,029,250 0 0 0 0 1,029,250WYoMInG 3,290,998 0 513,540 0 0 3,559,762total 45,460,665 12,673,246 25,676,035 7,947,108 130,945 91,310,785

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2013 Coal Production and Employment by Seam


seam employees Underground tonnage surface tonnage total tonnage

AlMA 597 3,824,118 42,821 3,866,939AlMA A 39 53,398 0 53,398BAKerStoWn 3 0 0 0BeCKleY 232 426,846 507,537 934,383BenS CreeK 2 271 0 271BrUSh CreeK 0 0 0 0BUFFAlo CreeK 0 0 0 0CeDAr 118 0 81,450 81,450CeDAr GroVe 432 1,298,629 1,109,615 2,408,244ChIlton 70 49,022 378,822 427,844ChIlton A 0 0 0 0ClArIon 517 932,388 1,499,231 2,431,619CoAlBUrG 910 783,649 4,339,979 5,123,628DoUGlAS 322 821,370 351,145 1,172,515DoUGlAS A 10 0 55,918 55,918eAGle 979 3,329,380 24,056 3,353,436eAGle A 15 0 20,326 20,326FIre CreeK 54 51,402 111,784 163,186FrAnKlIn rIDer 5 0 44,073 44,073GIlBert 23 45,015 0 45,015GlenAlUM tUnnel 121 342,139 0 342,139hernShAW 191 1,020,336 0 1,020,336IAeGer 55 120,282 0 120,282lIttle ChIlton 68 297,184 0 297,184lIttle eAGle 0 0 0 0lIttle FIre CreeK 229 181,516 994,892 1,176,408lIttle rAleIGh A 0 0 0 0loWer CeDAr GroVe 329 1,589,804 0 1,589,804loWer FreePort 51 247,246 0 247,246loWer KIttAnnInG 1,194 2,044,718 4,208,616 6,253,334loWer WAr eAGle 245 1,007,303 14,544 1,021,847loWer WInIFreDe 26 0 0 0MAhonInG 62 219,106 0 219,106MAteWAn 12 0 0 0MIDDle KIttAnnInG 56 0 0 0no. 2 GAS 631 1,789,139 0 1,789,139PeerleSS (CAMPBell CreeK) 700 3,357,368 0 3,357,368PIttSBUrGh 4,454 41,498,865 56,247 41,555,112PoCAhontAS 2 69 140,786 0 140,786PoCAhontAS 3 1,457 5,972,878 18,030 5,990,908PoCAhontAS 3 rIDer 0 0 0 0PoCAhontAS 4 29 11,198 21,046 32,244PoCAhontAS 5 0 0 0 0PoCAhontAS 6 308 556,584 555,608 1,112,192PoCAhontAS 7 38 89,374 0 89,374PoCAhontAS 8 89 0 61,043 61,043PoCAhontAS 9 129 221,951 272,829 494,780PoWellton 801 2,301,736 905,382 3,207,118reDStone 9 0 22,557 22,557reFUSe ProCeSSInG 35 0 349,726 349,726SeWell 446 1,056,354 397,565 1,453,919SeWell A 135 1,039,018 0 1,039,018SeWICKleY 233 1,147,090 0 1,147,090SQUIre JIM 0 0 0 0StoCKton-leWISton (loWer MerCe 1,616 3,358,917 11,084,364 14,443,281UPPer FreePort 306 2,311,712 353,838 2,665,550UPPer KIttAnnInG 179 0 1,557,558 1,557,558UPPer KIttAnnInG rIDer 0 0 0 0WAShInGton 16 0 225,800 225,800WAYneSBUrG 10 0 95,428 95,428WAYneSBUrG A 0 0 0 0WelCh 23 0 101,196 101,196WIllIAMSon 138 0 419,671 419,671WInDY GAP 0 0 0 0

WInIFreDe 573 2,541,648 1,087,357 3,629,005

not Specified 36 68,485 0 68,485

total 19,427 86,148,225 31,370,054 117,518,279

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total

tonnage

tonnage

BArBoUr 2 2 4 5 7 9 277 286 932,388 22,557 954,945

Boone 22 62 15 24 86 813 1,722 2,535 6,325,690 4,941,045 11,266,735

BrAxton 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 51 247,246 0 247,246

ClAY 1 1 1 1 2 48 0 48 0 0 0

FAYette 6 8 10 11 19 154 385 539 1,288,966 1,070,279 2,359,245

GrAnt 1 1 0 0 1 0 3 3 0 0 0

GreenBrIer 5 12 6 8 20 80 209 289 522,863 340,211 863,074

hArrISon 1 1 8 9 10 15 84 99 433,570 19,562 453,132

KAnAWhA 7 19 18 23 42 470 930 1,400 5,883,997 3,831,108 9,715,105

lInColn 0 0 1 1 1 262 0 262 0 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 2 3 4 11 14 37 1,247 1,284 11,030,521 225,800 11,256,321

MArShAll 2 2 0 0 2 0 1,733 1,733 15,575,805 0 15,575,805

MerCer 1 1 2 4 5 44 0 44 0 255,929 255,929

MInerAl 11 26 2 2 28 7 0 7 0 55,255 55,255

MInGo 4 5 14 23 28 521 674 1,195 2,262,849 4,983,392 7,246,241

MononGAlIA 4 7 5 7 14 27 1,209 1,236 7,647,684 470,175 8,117,859

nICholAS 1 1 11 12 13 78 271 349 916,314 217,648 1,133,962

ohIo 2 2 0 0 2 0 392 392 7,958,375 0 7,958,375

rAleIGh 9 23 11 23 46 534 1,303 1,837 4,277,692 2,922,465 7,200,157

tAYlor 1 1 1 1 2 3 362 365 569,173 482 569,655

tUCKer 1 1 2 2 3 9 235 244 2,311,712 15,537 2,327,249

UPShUr 4 4 1 1 5 8 142 150 1,039,018 47,926 1,086,944

WAYne 3 7 1 1 8 19 557 576 3,336,873 24,422 3,361,295

WeBSter 1 2 2 2 4 87 129 216 1,052,744 1,010,154 2,062,898

WYoMInG 12 15 8 10 25 236 1,067 1,303 4,702,391 1,203,499 5,905,890

total 145 269 162 243 512 4,633 14,794 19,427 86,148,225 31,370,054 117,518,279

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year Production emp1900 22,647,207 29,017

1901 24,088,402 32,386

1902 24,570,826 36,147

1903 29,337,241 39,452

1904 32,406,752 45,492

1905 37,791,580 49,950

1906 43,290,350 53,769

1907 48,091,583 56,256

1908 49,000,000 60,189

1909 49,697,018 62,189

1910 59,274,708 68,135

1911 60,517,167 70,644

1912 66,731,587 69,611

1913 69,182,791 70,321

1914 73,666,981 76,041

1915 71,812,917 81,328

1916 89,165,772 80,058

1917 89,383,449 88,665

1918 90,766,636 92,132

1919 84,980,551 91,566

1920 89,590,271 97,426

1921 90,452,996 116,726

1922 79,394,786 107,709

1923 97,474,177 121,280

1924 156,570,631 115,964

1925 123,061,985 111,708

1926 144,603,574 120,638

1927 146,088,121 119,618

West Virginia Coal Production and Employment 1900-2013

Source - West Virginia Office of Miners’ Health, Safety & Training


1929 139,297,148 107,393

1930 122,429,767 107,832

1931 102,698,420 97,953

1932 86,114,506 86,829

1933 94,130,508 95,367

1934 98,441,233 106,590

1935 99,441,233 109,779

1936 118,965,066 111,625

1937 118,965,066 115,052

1938 93,511,099 103,735

1939 108,515,665 104,022

1940 126,619,825 130,457

1941 140,944,744 112,875

1942 156,752,598 112,817

1943 160,429,576 105,585

1944 164,954,218 103,146

1945 151,909,714 97,380

1946 143,977,874 102,393

1947 173,653,816 116,421

1948 168,589,033 125,669

1949 122,913,540 121,121

1950 145,563,295 119,568

1951 163,448,001 111,562

1952 142,181,271 100,862

1953 131,872,563 84,093

1954 113,039,046 64,849

1955 137,073,372 54,321

1956 150,401,233 68,318

1957 150,220,548 66,792

1958 115,245,791 55,065

1959 117,770,002 52,352

1960 120,107,994 48,696

1961 111,370,863 42,557

1962 117,018,419 43,456

1963 128,924,165 44,854

1964 139,361,204 44,205

1965 149,236,013 44,885

1966 148,826,592 43,344

1967 152,461,567 42,742

1968 145,113,560 41,573

1969 139,315,720 41,941

1970 143,132,284 45,261

1971 118,317,785 48,858


1973 115,239,146 45,041

1974 101,713,580 46,026

1975 109,048,898 55,256

1976 108,793,594 59,802

1977 95,405,977 61,815

1978 84,697,048 62,982

1979 112,380,883 58,565

1980 121,583,762 55,502

1981 112,813,972 55,411

1982 128,778,076 53,941

1983 115,135,454 35,831

1984 131,040,566 39,950

1985 127,867,375 35,913

1986 130,787,233 32,329

1987 137,672,276 28,885

1988 144,917,788 28,100

1989 151,834,721 28,323

1990 171,155,053 28,876

1991 166,715,271 27,479

1992 163,797,710 27,065

1993 133,700,856 22,386

1994 164,200,572 21,414

1995 167,096,211 21,602

1996 174,008,217 18,939

1997 181,914,000 18,165

1998 180,794,012 17,382

1999 169,206,834 14,845

2000 169,370,602 14,281

2001 175,052,857 15,729

2002 163,896,890 15,377

2003 144,899,599 14,871

2004 153,631,633 16,037

2005 159,498,069 17,992

2006 158,835,584 20,533

2007 161,237,538 19,207

2008 165,750,817 20,925

2009 144,017,758 27,892

2010 143,247,932 22,590

2011 139,424,080 20,334

2012 129,538,515 21,807

2013 117,518,279 19,427

Editor’s 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.

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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.

2013 Coal Severance Tax and Reallocation (for Coal Producing Counties)

The Coal Severance TaxIn 1987, West Virginia enacted a sever-

ance 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 State’s 55 coun-ties and it’s 228 incorporated municipalities.

Three-fourths of the 7% share is divided among the coal producing counties.

This money is distributed according to each county’s production level.

The remaining quarter of the 7% is di-vided among all counties and municipali-ties, according to population.

Each county receives an additional share, based on the population of the unin-corporated 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 pro-duction in the 28 coal producing counties.

Political subdivision amount Reallocation amount

Barbour County $185,030.66 $36,564.87

Boone County $2,876,011.59 $568,821.16

Braxton County $45,276.26 $9,101.18

Clay County $9,657.72 $1,366.81

Fayette County $519,108.86 $106,089.46

Grant County $3,656.77 $770.15

Greenbrier County $232,704.85 $43,554.03

harrison County $84,326.79 $17,341.92

Kanawha County $1,386,859.55 $277,058.89

lincoln County $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

Mingo County $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

raleigh County $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

total 75 Percent distribution $22,530,714.06total Reallocation severance tax $4,516,306.53

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Political subdivision amountBarbour County $45,309.37

Belington $7,783.88

Junior $2,107.06

Philippi $12,018.19

Berkeley County $350,999.62

hedgesville $1,288.50

Martinsburg $69,803.67

Boone County $81,801.57

Danville $2,799.92

Madison $12,463.96

Sylvester $648.34

Whitesville $2,082.73

Braxton County $47,951.25

Burnsville $2,066.52

Flatwoods $1,122.42

Gassaway $3,679.22

Sutton $4,027.69

Brooke County $49,746.26

Beech Bottom $2,119.23

Bethany $4,197.89

Follansbee $12,099.27

Weirton $16,284.93

Wellsburg $11,365.85

Windsor heights $1,713.99

Cabell County $181,196.93

Barboursville $160,62.09

huntington $183,206.68

Milton $9,817.95

Calhoun County $28,631.37

Grantsville $2,273.15

Clay County $36,042.46

Clay $1,989.55

Doddridge County $29,891.49

West Union $3,342.94

Fayette County $120,157.73

Ansted $5,688.97

Fayetteville $11,718.38

Gauley Bridge $2,487.96

Meadow Bridge $1,535.67

Montgomery $3,926.40

Political subdivision amountFayette County $120,157.73

Mount hope $5,729.52

oak hill $31,321.91

Pax $676.65

Smithers $3,294.27

thurmond $20.27

Gilmer County $28,351.77

Glenville $6,227.92

Sand Fork $644.28

Grant County $37,197.24

Bayard $1,175.04

Petersburg $9,996.27

Greenbrier County $95,262.26

Alderson $3,983.08

Falling Springs $854.98

lewisburg $15,519.16

Quinwood $1,175.04

rainelle $6,098.25

ronceverte $7,151.74

rupert $3,817.01

White Sulphur Springs $9,903.08

hampshire County $88,175.39

Capon Bridge $1,438.44

romney $7,488.05

hancock County $45,629.45

Chester $10,474.4

new Cumberland $4,469.33

Weirton $63,725.69

hardy County $45,422.81

Moorefield $10,308.24

Wardensville $1,098.09

harrison County $139,445.23

Anmoore $3,120

Bridgeport $33,019.68

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

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Political subdivision amountharrison County $139,445.23

Stonewood $7,317.89

West Milford $2,552.74

Jackson County $89,480.11

ravenswood $15,705.52

ripley $13,177.08

Jefferson County $165,053.77

Bolivar $4,234.31

Charles town $21,309.42

harpers Ferry $1,158.84

ranson $17,990.82

Shepherdstown $7,026.13

Kanawha County $377,698.14

Belle $5,105.51

Cedar Grove $4,039.85

Charleston $208,272.29

Chesapeake $6,296.78

Clendenin $4,971.79

Dunbar $32,039.09

east Bank $3,885.86

Glasgow $3,667.07

handley $1,414.12

Marmet $6,090.13

Montgomery $2,710.8

nitro $24,401.11

Pratt $2,439.29

South Charleston $54,499.24

St. Albans $44,750.16

lewis County $48,028.2

Jane lew $1,657.23

Weston $16,653.66

lincoln County $80,245.64

hamlin $4,627.36

West hamlin $3,136.22

logan County $130,482.17

Chapmanville $5,089.28

logan $7,208.51

Man $3,075.48

Mitchell heights $1,308.77

West logan $1,718.06

Political subdivision amountMarion County $109,484.80

Barrackville $5,275.72

Fairmont $75,788.40

Fairview $1,653.18

Farmington $1,519.53

Grant town $2,483.90

Mannington $8,359.22

Monongah $4,230.26

Pleasant Valley $12,759.70

rivesville $3,784.57

White hall $2,625.66

Worthington $640.23

Marshall County $71,699.97

Benwood $5,753.85

Cameron $3,833.22

Glen Dale $6,183.32

McMechen $7,804.15

Moundsville $37,756.46

Wheeling $1,118.37

Mason County $78,620.76

hartford $2,487.96

henderson $1,098.09

leon $640.23

Mason $3,922.34

new haven $6,321.11

Point Pleasant $17,626.14

McDowell County $63,563.59

Anawalt $915.73

Bradshaw $1,365.53

Davy $1,701.84

Gary $3,922.34

Iaeger $1,223.71

Keystone $1,142.69

Kimball $786.12

northfork $1,738.33

War $3,492.79

Welch $9,749.10

Mercer County $176,768.08

Athens $4,246.48

Bluefield $42,331.12

Bramwell $1,474.93

Matoaka $919.77

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2013 25% Coal Severance Distribution cont.Political subdivision amountMercer County $176,768.08

oakvale $490.29

Princeton $26,062.41

Mineral County $81,092.49

Carpendale $3,958.76

elk Garden $940.04

Keyser $22,038.78

Piedmont $3,549.56

ridgeley $2,735.12

Mingo County $87,984.90

Delbarton $2,346.12

Gilbert $1,823.40

Kermit $1,645.07

Matewan $2,021.92

Williamson $12,929.91

Monongalia County $242,183.43

Blacksville $692.86

Granville $3,164.6

Morgantown $120,182.05

Star City $7,394.86

Westover $16,139.04

Monroe County $48,960.22

Peterstown $2,645.93

Union $2,289.35

Morgan County $66,489.12

Bath $2,528.43

Paw Paw $2,058.41

nicholas County $83,511.51

richwood $8,310.66

Summersville $14,473.70

ohio County $42,294.71

Bethlehem $10,125.94

Clearview $2,289.35

triadelphia $3,286.17

Valley Grove $1,531.62

West liberty $6,248.19

Wheeling $114,306.64

Pendleton County $28,258.59

Franklin $2,921.49

Political subdivision amountPleasants County $19,619.75

Belmont $3,658.95

St. Marys $7,536.69

Pocahontas County $28,817.73

Durbin $1,187.22

hillsboro $1,053.48

Marlinton $4,270.81

Preston County $106,457.98

Albright $1,211.54

Brandonville $409.28

Bruceton Mills $344.40

Kingwood $11,908.79

Masontown $2,212.41

newburg $1,333.10

reedsville $2,402.81

rowlesburg $2,366.39

terra Alta $5,984.8

tunnelton $1,191.27

Putnam County $167,873.96

Bancroft $2,378.48

Buffalo $5,008.27

eleanor $6,150.88

hurricane $25,462.72

nitro $4,684.14

Poca $3,946.67

Winfield $9,323.59

raleigh County $234,901.95

Beckley $71,371.79

lester $1,410.06

Mabscott $5,705.19

rhodell $700.97

Sophia $5,445.85

randolph County $81,505.75

Beverly $2,844.53

elkins $28,744.82

harman $579.41

huttonsville $895.52

Mill Creek $2,933.65

Montrose $632.13

Womelsdorf $1,013.03


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Political subdivision amountritchie County $26366.27

Auburn $393.06

Cairo $1,138.64

ellenboro $1,470.88

harrisville $7,601.57

Pennsboro $4,744.88

Pullman $624.01

roane County $50,333.86

reedy $737.47

Spencer $9,408.75

Summers County $45,588.98

hinton $10,843.13

taylor County $46,269.69

Flemington $1,264.24

Grafton $20,924.47

tucker County $15,827.08

Davis $2,674.30

hambleton $940.04

hendricks $1,102.15

Parsons $6,017.24

thomas $2,374.43

tyler County $24,421.31

Friendly $534.90

Middlebourne $3,302.38

Paden City $3,395.56

Sistersville $5,656.62

Upshur County $75,427.77

Buckhannon $22,849.14

Political subdivision amountWayne County $128,743.85

Ceredo $5,875.41

Fort Gay $2,856.68

huntington $15,899.98

Kenova $13,031.2

Wayne $5,725.47

Webster County $31,070.69

Addison $3,144.33

Camden-on-Gauley $684.75

Cowen $2,192.13

Wetzel County $34,142.10

hundred $1,211.54

new Martinsville $21,742.95

Paden City $7,273.3

Pine Grove $2,236.72

Smithfield $587.53

Wirt County $1,9830.43

elizabeth $,334.82

Wood County $166,030.29

north hills $3,371.23

Parkersburg $127,605.29

Vienna $43,554.82

Williamstown $11,783.17

Wyoming County $81,748.87

Mullens $6,317.05

oceana $5,648.5

Pineville $2,706.75

total $7,508,313.73

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2013 Coalbed Methane Severance Distributions Political subdivision amount

Barbour County economic Development Authority $52,771.54

Berkeley County Commission $5,293.85

Boone County Commission $5,293.85

Braxton County Commission $5,293.85

Brooke County Commission $5,293.85

Cabell County Commission $5,293.85

Calhoun County Commission $5,293.85

Clay County Commission $5,293.85

Doddridge County Commission $5,293.85

Fayette County Commission $5,293.85

Gilmer County Commission $5,293.85

Grant County Commission $5,293.85

Greenbrier County Commission $5,293.85

hampshire County Commission $5,293.85

hancock County Commission $5,293.85

hardy County Commission $5,293.85

harrison County Development Authority $10,093.96

Jackson County Commission $5,293.85

Jefferson County Commission $5,293.85

Kanawha County Commission $5,293.85

lewis County Commission $5,293.85

lincoln County Commission $5,293.85

logan County Commission $5,293.85

Mason County Commission $5,293.85

Marion County Commission $7,059.79

regional economic Development Partnership (Marshall County) $46,100.80

McDowell County economic Development Authority $267,859.38

Mercer County County Commission $5,293.85

Mineral County Commission $5,293.85

Distributed October 2013

Political subdivision amount

Mingo County Commission $5,293.85

Monroe County Commission $5,293.85

Morgan County Commission $5,293.85

Morgantown Area economic Partnership (Monongalia County) $45,010.88

nicholas County Commission $5,293.85

ohio County Commission $5,293.85

Pendleton County Commission $5,293.85

Pleasants County Commission $5,293.85

Pocahontas County Commission $5,293.85

Preston County Commission $5,293.85

Putnam County Commission $5,293.85

new river Gorge regional Development Authority (raleigh County) $174,919.14

randolph County Commission $5,293.85

ritchie County Commission $5,293.85

roane County Commission $5,293.85

Summers County Commission $5,293.85

taylor County Commission $5,293.85

tucker County Commission $5,293.85

tyler County Commission $5,293.85

Upshur County Commission $5,293.85

Wayne County Commission $5,293.85

Webster County Commission $5,293.85

regional economic Development Partnership (Wetzel County) $12,829.50

Wirt County Commission $5,293.85

Wood County Commission $5,293.85

Wyoming County economic Development Authority $94,361.08

total $954,523.17

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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 1999-00 $149,068,160 $14,143,308 $163,211,468 nC nC $163,211,468 169,370,602 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

Coal Severance Tax Revenue (1969-2013)

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County Profiles of West Virginia Coal CountryBarbour BooneFounded – 1843named for Virginia Judge Philip Pendleton BarbourCounty Seat – PhilippiArea/State rank – 343 square miles – 30thPopulation (2000)/ State rank – 15,557 – 36thIncorporated Communities Philippi, Belington, JuniorPrincipal Waterways tygart river, Buckhannon river, Middle Fork river

Founded – 1847named for Frontiersman Daniel BooneCounty Seat – MadisonArea/State rank – 503 square miles – 16thPopulation (2000)/ State rank – 25,535 – 28thIncorporated Communities Madison, Danville, Whitesville, SylvesterPrincipal Waterways Coal river, little Coal river

Mines ....................................................................................................7 employees ............................................................................. 286 estimated Direct Wages ..........................................$19,591,000 Severance tax receipts ...............................................$185,031 Production ...................................................................... 954,945 Underground ...................................................................932,288 Surface .............................................................................22,557recoverable reserves – tons ....................................... 1,578,558,278Major Seams Bakerstown, Kittanning, Pittsburgh, redstone, SewickleyPrimary Mines Wolf run Mining Co., Inc. (Sentinel) ...............................932,388

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 ........................................................................4,941,045recoverable reserves – tons ........................................3,626,756,814Major Seams Cedar Grove, Chilton, Coalburg, Dorothy, eagle, hernshaw, Kittanning, no. 2 Gas, Peerless, Powellton, Stockton-lewiston, WinefredePrimary 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

BraxtonFounded – 1836named for an American founding father Carter BraxtonCounty Seat – SuttonArea/State rank – 516 square miles – 14thPopulation (2000)/State rank – 14,702 – 39thIncorporated Communities Sutton, Gassaway, Burnsville, FlatwoodsPrincipal 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 ......................................................................................0recoverable reserves – tons ........................................ 1,110,736,860Major Seams Bakerstown, lower Kittanning, PittsburghPrimary Mines Brooks run Mining Co., llC (Jackson Bridge) ............... 247,246

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Founded – 1784named for U.S. President Benjamin harrisonCounty Seat – ClarksburgArea/State rank – 417 square miles – 29thPopulation (2000)/State rank – 68,652 – 7thIncorporated Communities Clarksburg, Bridgeport, Shinnston, Salem, Stonewood, nutter Fort, lumberport, Anmore, West Milford, lost CreekPrincipal Waterway West Fork river

Mines ..................................................................................................10 employees ...............................................................................99 estimated Direct Wages ............................................$6,781,500 Severance tax receipts .................................................$84,327 Production ....................................................................... 453,132 Underground ...................................................................433,570 Surface .............................................................................19,562recoverable reserves – tons ...........................................487,829,480Major Seams Pittsburgh, redstonePrimary 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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County Profiles of West Virginia Coal CountryFayetteFounded – 1831named for French General Marquis de lafayetteCounty Seat – FayettevilleArea/State rank – 668 square miles – 6thPopulation (2000)/State rank – 47,579 – 11thIncorporated Communities oak hill, Fayetteville, Montgomery, Ansted, Mount hope, Smithers, Gauley Bridge, Meadow Bridge, Pax, thurmondPrincipal Waterways Kanawha river, Gauley river, new river

Mines ..................................................................................................19 employees .............................................................................539 estimated Direct Wages ......................................... $36,921,500 Severance tax receipts ............................................... $519,109 Production ....................................................................2,359,245 Underground ............................................................... 1,298,966 Surface ........................................................................1,070,279recoverable reserves – tons ........................................1,843,498,742Major Seams Bradshaw, Coalburg, eagle Firecreek, Gilbert, Kittanning, no. 2 Gas, Peerless, Powellton, Sewell, Stockton-lewistonPrimary 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

Mines 20 employees .............................................................................289 estimated Direct Wages ..........................................$19,522,500 Severance tax receipts ............................................... $519,109 Production ....................................................................2,359,245 Underground ............................................................... 1,298,966 Surface ........................................................................1,070,279recoverable reserves – tons ...........................................633,471,428Major Seams Beckley, eagle, Pocahontas, SewellPrimary 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

GreenbrierFounded – 1782named for reference to local foliageCounty Seat – lewisburgArea/State rank – 1,024 square miles – 2ndPopulation (2000)/State rank – 34,453 – 17thIncorporated Communities lewisburg, White Sulphur Springs, ronceverte, rainelle, Alderson, rupert, Quinwood, Falling SpringsPrincipal Waterways Greenbrier river Meadow river

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County Profiles of West Virginia Coal Country

MarionFounded – 1842named For American revolution officer Francis MarionCounty Seat – FairmontArea/State rank – 311 square miles – 44thPopulation (2000)/State rank – 56,598 – 9thIncorporated Communities Fairmont, Mannington,Barracksville, Monongah, rivesville, Grant town, White hall, Fairview, Farmington, WorthingtonPrincipal Waterways Monongahela river, tygart river, West Fork river

Mines ..................................................................................................14 employees .......................................................................... 1,284 estimated Direct Wages ..........................................$87,954,000 Severance tax receipts ............................................ $2,103,951 Production ..................................................................11,256,321 Underground .............................................................. 11,030,521 Surface .......................................................................... 225,800recoverable reserves – tons ........................................1,398,656,411Major Seams Kittanning, Pittsburgh, redstonePrimary 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

KanawhaFounded – 1788named for an Indian term meaning “place of the white rock,” referring to local salt depositsCounty Seat – CharlestonArea/State rank – 911 square miles – 4thPopulation (2000)/State rank – 200,073 – 1stIncorporated Communities Charleston, South Charleston, St. Albans, Dunbar, nitro, Marmet, Chesapeake, Belle, Clendenin, Pratt, east Bank, Cedar Grove, Glasgow, handleyPrincipal Waterways Kanawha river, elk river, Coal river, Pocatalico riverMines ..................................................................................................42 employees ..........................................................................1,400 estimated Direct Wages ......................................... $95,900,000 Severance tax receipts ............................................$1,386,860 Production .................................................................... 9,715,105 Underground ............................................................... 5,883,997 Surface ......................................................................... 3,831,108recoverable reserves – tons ....................................... 2,634,708,068Major Seams Cedar Grove, Coalburg, eagle, hernshaw, Kittanning, no.2 Gas, Peerless, Powellton, Stockton-lewiston, WinefredePrimary 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

LincolnFounded – 1867named for U.S. President Abraham lincolnCounty Seat – hamlinArea/State rank – 439 square miles – 25thPopulation (2000)/State rank – 22,108 – 31stIncorporated Communities hamlin, West hamlinPrincipal 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 ........................................................................2,301,706recoverable reserves – tons ........................................ 1,043,741,982Major Seam lower KittanningPrimary Mines hobet Mining Inc. (West ridge III) ...............................2,301,706

LoganFounded – 1824named for Mingo an Indian ChiefCounty Seat – loganArea/State rank – 456 square miles – 22ndPopulation (2000)/State rank – 37,710 – 15thIncorporated Communities logan, Chapmanville, Man, West logan, Mitchell heightsPrincipal Waterways: Guyandotte riverMines .................................................................................................. 41 employees ..........................................................................1,698 estimated Direct Wages ........................................ $116,313,000 Severance tax receipts ............................................$2,510,285 Production .................................................................. 10,821,521 Underground ............................................................... 5,345,596 Surface ........................................................................5,475,925recoverable reserves – tons ....................................... 3,458,942,279Major Seams Alma, Belmont, Buffalo Creek, Cedar Grove, Chilton, Coalburg, Dorothy, eagle, Kittanning, Winifrede, Stockton-lewistonPrimary 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 (toney’s 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

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County Profiles of West Virginia Coal CountryMingoFounded – 1895Named for former Indian tribeCounty Seat – WilliamsonArea/State Rank – 424 square miles – 26thPopulation (2000)/State Rank – 28,253 – 21stIncorporated Communities Williamson, Matewan, Delbarton, Gilbert, KermitPrincipal Waterways Tug Fork River

Mines ..................................................................................................28 Employees .......................................................................... 1,195 Estimated Direct Wages ..........................................$81,857,500 Severance Tax Receipts ............................................ $1,089,179 Production .................................................................... 7,246,241 Underground ............................................................... 2,262,849 Surface ....................................................................... 4,983,392Recoverable Reserves – Tons ........................................2,999,474,318Major Seams Alma, Cedar Grove, Coalburg, Eagle, Freeport, No. 2 Gas, Williamson, WinifredePrimary Mines 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

MonongaliaFounded – 1776Named for a derivative of the Monongahela River,and Delaware Indian word for “river of falling banks”County Seat – MorgantownArea/State Rank – 366 square miles – 33rdPopulation (2000)/State Rank – 81,866 – 4thIncorporated Communities Morgantown, Westover, Star City, Granville, BlacksvillePrincipal Waterways Monongahela River, Cheat River

Mines ..................................................................................................14 Employees .....................................................................................1,236 Estimated Direct Wages ......................................... $84,666,000 Severance Tax Receipts .............................................. $856,280 Production .....................................................................8,117,859 Underground ................................................................ 7,647,684 Surface ............................................................................470,175Recoverable Reserves – Tons .......................................... 956,829,360Major Seams Bakerstown, Kittanning, Redstone, SewickleyPrimary 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

NicholasFounded – 1843Named for Virginia Governor Cary NicholasCounty Seat – SummersvilleArea/State Rank – 654 square miles – 7thPopulation (2000)/State Rank – 26,562 – 25thIncorporated Communities Summersville, RichwoodPrincipal Waterways Gauley River, Meadow River, Cranberry River, Cherry River, Birch River

Mines ..................................................................................................13 Employees .............................................................................349 Estimated Direct Wages ......................................... $23,906,500 Severance Tax Receipts ...............................................$312,652 Production .................................................................... 1,133,962 Underground ................................................................... 916,314 Surface ........................................................................... 217,648Recoverable Reserves – Tons ....................................... 3,359,378,600Major Seams Campbell Creek, Dorothy, Eagle, Gilbert, Kittanning, McQueen, Peerless, Powellton, SewellPrimary 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

OhioFounded – 1776Named for Ohio RiverCounty Seat – WheelingArea/State Rank – 108.9 square miles – 53rdPopulation (2000)/State Rank – 44,443 – 13thIncorporated Communities Bethlehem, Clearview, Valley Grove, West Liberty, WheelingPrincipal Waterways Ohio River

Mines ....................................................................................................2 Employees .............................................................................392 Estimated Direct Wages ......................................... $26,852,000 Severance Tax Receipts .............................................. $736,896 Production ....................................................................7,958,375 Underground ................................................................7,958,375 Surface ......................................................................................0Recoverable Reserves – Tons .......................................... 336,292,256Major Seams PittsburghPrimary Mines Tunnel Ridge, LLC. (Tunnel Ridge) ..............................4,391,905

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TaylorFounded – 1844Named for U.S. Senator John TaylorCounty Seat – PetersburgArea/State Rank – 175.6 square miles – 51stPopulation (2000)/State Rank – 16,895 – 34thIncorporated Communities Fleminton, GraftonPrincipal Waterways Tygart Valley River, Three Fork Creek

Mines ....................................................................................................2 Employees .............................................................................365 Estimated Direct Wages ......................................... $25,002,500 Severance Tax Receipts .................................................$64,743 Production .......................................................................569,655 Underground ................................................................... 569,173 Surface ..................................................................................482Recoverable Reserves – Tons ...........................................613,961,430Major Seam Bakerstown, Freeport, Kittanning, Mahoning, PittsburghPrimary Producers ACI Tygart Valley (Leer Mine) .......................................... 569,173

TuckerFounded – 1856Named for Virginia Judge Henry St. George TuckerCounty Seat – ParsonsArea/State Rank – 421 square miles – 27thPopulation (2000)/State Rank – 7,321 – 53rdIncorporated Communities Parsons, Davis, Thomas, Hendricks, HambletonPrincipal Waterways Cheat River, Blackwater River

Mines ....................................................................................................3 Employees .............................................................................244 Estimated Direct Wages .......................................... $16,714,000 Severance Tax Receipts .............................................. $449,468 Production ....................................................................2,327,249 Underground .................................................................2,311,712 Surface .............................................................................15,537Recoverable Reserves – Tons ........................................... 172,654,154Major Seam Upper FreeportPrimary Producers Mettiki Coal, LLC (WV) (Mettiki E Mine) .......................2,311,712 Beacon Resources, Inc. (Beacon Knob Mine) ..................15,537

RaleighFounded – 1850Named For – Englishman Sir Walter RaleighCounty Seat – BeckleyArea/State Rank – 609 square miles – 10thPopulation (2000)/State Rank – 79,220 – 5thIncorporated Communities Beckley, Mabscott, Sophia, Lester, RhodellPrincipal Waterways Coal River, Clear Fork River, Marsh Fork River

Mines ..................................................................................................46 Employees ..........................................................................1,837 Estimated Direct Wages ........................................$125,834,500 Severance Tax Receipts ............................................$1,694,424 Production .................................................................... 7,200,157 Underground ................................................................4,277,692 Surface ....................................................................... 2,922,465Recoverable Reserves – Tons ........................................1,608,671,947Major Seams Beckley, Eagle, Fire Creek, Hernshaw, No. 2 Gas, Pocahontas, Powellton, Sewell, Stockton-LewistonPrimary 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


UpshurFounded – 1851Named for U.S. Cabinet Secretary Abel Parker UpshurCounty Seat – BuckhannonArea/State Rank – 355 square miles – 35thPopulation (2000)/State Rank – 23,404 – 39thIncorporated Communities BuckhannonPrincipal Waterways Little Kanawha River, Buckhannon River, Middle Fork River

Mines ....................................................................................................5 Employees .............................................................................150 Estimated Direct Wages ..........................................$10,275,000 Severance Tax Receipts ................................................. $67,738 Production ................................................................... 1,086,944 Underground ................................................................1,039,018 Surface ............................................................................. 47,926Recoverable Reserves – Tons ....................................... 1,668,286,801Major Seams Alma, Elk Lick, Kittanning, Peerless, Pittsburgh, RedstonePrimary Producers Carter Roag Coal Co. (Pleasant Hill) .......................... 1,039,018 Nesco, Inc. (Lane Ridge Surface) ..................................... 47,926

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WayneFounded – 1842Named for American Revolution General “Mad” Anthony WayneCounty Seat – WayneArea/State Rank – 512 square miles – 15thPopulation (2000)/State Rank – 42,903 – 13thIncorporated Communities Kenova, Ceredo, Wayne, Fort GayPrincipal Waterways Ohio River, Big Sandy River

Mines ....................................................................................................8 Employees .............................................................................576 Estimated Direct Wages ......................................... $39,456,000 Severance Tax Receipts .............................................. $450,600 Production .................................................................... 3,361,295 Underground ................................................................3,336,873 Surface .............................................................................24,422Recoverable Reserves – Tons ...........................................779,431,738Major Seam CoalburgPrimary 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

WebsterFounded – 1860Named for U.S. Senator Daniel WebsterCounty Seat – Webster SpringsArea/State Rank – 556 square miles – 12thPopulation (2000)/State Rank – 9,719 – 46thIncorporated Communities Webster Springs, Cowen, Camden-On-GauleyPrincipal Waterways Gauley River, Elk River, Williams River

Mines ....................................................................................................4 Employees .............................................................................216 Estimated Direct Wages ..........................................$14,796,000 Severance Tax Receipts ............................................... $272,175 Production ................................................................... 2,062,898 Underground ................................................................ 1,052,744 Surface ........................................................................ 1,010,154Recoverable Reserves – Tons ........................................3,647,930,010Major Seams Eagle, Kittanning, Peerless, Pocahontas, Sewell, Stockton-LewistonPrimary 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

WyomingFounded – 1850Named for Delaware Indian word meaning “wide plain”County Seat – PinevilleArea/State Rank – 502 square miles – 17thPopulation (2000)/State Rank – 25,708 – 27thIncorporated Communities Mullens, Oceana, PinevillePrincipal Waterways Guyandotte River

Mines ..................................................................................................25 Employees ..........................................................................1,303 Estimated Direct Wages ......................................... $89,255,500 Severance Tax Receipts ...............................................$997,495 Production ................................................................... 5,905,890 Underground ................................................................4,702,391 Surface ........................................................................1,203,499Recoverable Reserves – Tons ....................................... 2,402,549,479Major Seams Alma, Beckley, Ben’s Creek, Cedar Grove, Douglas, Eagle, Gilbert, Kittanning, Matewan, Pocahontas, No. 2 Gas, Red Ash, Sewell, Stockton-LewistonPrimary 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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