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

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Russia	12.99 million ton	2005
2	Kazakhstan	12.48 million ton	2005
3	Ukraine	4.91 million ton	2005
4	Kyrgyzstan	537,000 ton	2005
5	Lithuania	273,000 ton	2005
6	Moldova	162,000 ton	2005
7	Latvia	110,000 ton	2005
8	Tajikistan	91,000 ton	2005
9	Belarus	63,000 ton	2005
10	Estonia	52,000 ton	2005
11	Armenia	27,000 ton	2003
12	Uzbekistan	23,000 ton	2000
13	Georgia	18,000 ton	2005
14	Azerbaijan	8,000 ton	1994

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China has had the highest coal > net inland availability since 1990.
United States ranked first for coal > net inland availability amongst High income OECD countries in 2005.
Poland ranked first for coal > net inland availability amongst European Union in 2005.
India ranked second for coal > net inland availability amongst Emerging markets in 2005.
Russia ranked second for coal > net inland availability amongst Europe in 2005.
Germany ranked first for coal > net inland availability amongst Eurozone in 2005.
Turkey ranked second for coal > net inland availability amongst NATO countries in 2005.
Uruguay has ranked last for coal > net inland availability since 2003.
North Korea ranked third for coal > net inland availability amongst Cold countries in 2005.
Canada ranked last for coal > net inland availability amongst Group of 7 countries (G7) in 2005.

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