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Oct 13
There are several coal mining fields in Tanzania, including the Ngaka coal field in the Ruvuma region, the Kiwira coal field in the Mbeya region, and the Mchuchuma coal field in the Ruvuma region. These fields contain significant coal reserves and are actively mined by various companies for both domestic use and export.
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Oct 13
- Igunga Coalfield: Located in western Tanzania, near the town of Igunga, with estimated reserves of 540 million tonnes of sub-bituminous coal.
- Mbinga Coalfield: Located in southwestern Tanzania, near the town of Mbinga, with estimated reserves of 200 million tonnes of bituminous coal.
- Songwe Coalfield: Located in southwestern Tanzania, near the town of Songwe, with estimated reserves of 100 million tonnes of bituminous coal.
- Ruhuhu Coalfield: Located in central Tanzania, near the town of Iringa, with estimated reserves of 50 million tonnes of sub-bituminous coal.
- Ngaka Coalfield: Located in north-central Tanzania, near the town of Singida, with estimated reserves of 20 million tonnes of sub-bituminous coal.
- Mbinga Coalfield: Located in southwestern Tanzania, near the town of Mbinga, with estimated reserves of 200 million tonnes of bituminous coal.
- Songwe Coalfield: Located in southwestern Tanzania, near the town of Songwe, with estimated reserves of 100 million tonnes of bituminous coal.
- Ruhuhu Coalfield: Located in central Tanzania, near the town of Iringa, with estimated reserves of 50 million tonnes of sub-bituminous coal.
- Ngaka Coalfield: Located in north-central Tanzania, near the town of Singida, with estimated reserves of 20 million tonnes of sub-bituminous coal.
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