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    Table 1 Coal Deposits in Bangladesh (As of Year 2009)

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    Bangladesh has five major coal deposits discovered between 1962-1997 - Barapukuria, Phulbari, Khalashpeer, Deeghipara, and Jamalgonj. The depths of the coal seams range from 118-1158 meters below surface. Total estimated coal reserves of these five deposits is over 3 billion metric tons. The heating value of bituminous coal from these deposits exceeds 11,000 BTU/lb while peat coal is around 6370 BTU/lb.

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    Bangladesh has five major coal deposits discovered between 1962-1997 - Barapukuria, Phulbari, Khalashpeer, Deeghipara, and Jamalgonj. The depths of the coal seams range from 118-1158 meters below surface. Total estimated coal reserves of these five deposits is over 3 billion metric tons. The heating value of bituminous coal from these deposits exceeds 11,000 BTU/lb while peat coal is around 6370 BTU/lb.

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    Bangladesh has five major coal deposits discovered between 1962-1997 - Barapukuria, Phulbari, Khalashpeer, Deeghipara, and Jamalgonj. The depths of the coal seams range from 118-1158 meters below surface. Total estimated coal reserves of these five deposits is over 3 billion metric tons. The heating value of bituminous coal from these deposits exceeds 11,000 BTU/lb while peat coal is around 6370 BTU/lb.

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    Table 1 Coal Deposits in Bangladesh (As of Year 2009)

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    Bangladesh has five major coal deposits discovered between 1962-1997 - Barapukuria, Phulbari, Khalashpeer, Deeghipara, and Jamalgonj. The depths of the coal seams range from 118-1158 meters below surface. Total estimated coal reserves of these five deposits is over 3 billion metric tons. The heating value of bituminous coal from these deposits exceeds 11,000 BTU/lb while peat coal is around 6370 BTU/lb.

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    Coal

    Table 1 Coal deposits in Bangladesh (as of year 2009)


    Coal
    Basin/Area

    Year
    of
    Discovery

    Barapukuria
    Phulbari
    Khalashpeer
    Deeghipara
    Jamalgonj

    1985
    1997
    1989
    1995
    1962

    Depth of
    Coal
    Seam
    118-509
    141-270
    257-451
    328-455
    640-1158

    Cumulative
    thickness of
    coal seam
    61
    38
    40
    61
    64

    No. of coal
    seams

    Area
    of
    coal fields

    6
    5
    6
    5
    7

    6.68
    24
    5.75
    11.7

    Heating value of bituminous coal: above 11,000BTU/lb


    Heating value of peat coal: around 6370 BTU/lb

    Reserve
    in Million
    MT
    390
    572
    400
    600
    1053

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