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Published on Tuesday, Nov 27, 2007
Ohio's leading coal-producing counties, in descending order:
Belmont, eastern Ohio.
Monroe, eastern Ohio.
Harrison, eastern Ohio.
Tuscarawas, eastern Ohio.
Jefferson, eastern Ohio.
Perry, central Ohio.
Athens, southeastern Ohio.
Noble, southeastern Ohio.
Vinton, southern Ohio.
Carroll, eastern Ohio.
Source: Ohio Department
of Natural Resources
Ohio's leading coal-producing counties, in descending order:
Belmont, eastern Ohio.
Monroe, eastern Ohio.
Harrison, eastern Ohio.
Tuscarawas, eastern Ohio.
Jefferson, eastern Ohio.
Perry, central Ohio.
Athens, southeastern Ohio.
Noble, southeastern Ohio.
Vinton, southern Ohio.
Carroll, eastern Ohio.
Source: Ohio Department
of Natural Resources
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