Former Soviet republics Compared by Energy > Coal > Gross inland availability

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Russia	141.44 million ton	2005
2	Ukraine	63.6 million ton	2005
3	Kazakhstan	61.88 million ton	2005
4	Kyrgyzstan	887,000 ton	2005
5	Lithuania	284,000 ton	2005
6	Belarus	168,000 ton	2005
7	Moldova	167,000 ton	2005
8	Latvia	120,000 ton	2005
9	Turkmenistan	100,000 ton	1996
10	Tajikistan	91,000 ton	2005
11	Uzbekistan	69,000 ton	2000
12	Estonia	56,000 ton	2005
13	Armenia	27,000 ton	2003
14	Georgia	18,000 ton	2005
15	Azerbaijan	1,000 ton	1998

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China has had the highest coal > gross inland availability since 1990.
United States ranked first for coal > gross inland availability amongst High income OECD countries in 2005.
Russia ranked first for coal > gross inland availability amongst Europe in 2005.
Poland ranked first for coal > gross inland availability amongst European Union in 2005.
India ranked second for coal > gross inland availability amongst Emerging markets in 2005.
Germany ranked first for coal > gross inland availability amongst Eurozone in 2005.
United Kingdom ranked third for coal > gross inland availability amongst NATO countries in 2005.
South Africa ranked second for coal > gross inland availability amongst Christian countries in 2005.
Canada ranked last for coal > gross inland availability amongst Group of 7 countries (G7) in 2005.
Japan ranked second for coal > gross inland availability amongst Non-religious countries in 2005.

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