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What could be the reasons for major coalmines being located at those places

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Coal is absent in some areas (such as Greenland and much of northern Canada) because the rocks found there predate the Carboniferous Period and these regions, known as continental shields, lacked the abundant terrestrial plant life needed for the formation of major coal deposits.Coal is mainly found in three regions: the Appalachian coal region, the Interior coal region, and the Western coal region (includes the Powder River Basin). The two largest coal mines in the United States are the North Antelope Rochelle and Black Thunder mines in Wyoming.

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