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Though there is only one area of active coal mining in Alaska today, Alaska has a lot of coal. Historic mines once dotted the state, and there are ideas for new mines like one near the Chuitna River.
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| Data file | Filesize |
|---|---|
| Coal Geology (kml) | 1262 kb |
| Historic Mines (kml) | 30 kb |
| Active Mines (kml) | 15 kb |
| Infrastructure (kml) | 5 kb |
| Power Plants (kml) | 21 kb |
| Proposed Re-openings (kml) | 3 kb |
| Proposed Mines (kml) | 71 kb |
| Proposed Power Plants (kml) | 11 kb |
| Proposed CTL (kml) | 10 kb |
| Proposed CTL (kml) | 87 kb |
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