Karaganda coal basin

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The Karaganda coal basin is a major coal-mining region in central Kazakhstan that has long been one of the country’s key industrial and energy-producing centers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coal basin
coal-mining region
administrativeRegion Karaganda Region
coalType bituminous coal
coking coal
containsCity Abay
Karaganda
Saran
Shakhtinsk
Temirtau
continent Asia
country Kazakhstan
countryDuringDevelopment Soviet Union
developedDuring Soviet period
discoveredInCentury 19th century
economicRole supplies coal to Kazakhstan’s metallurgical industry
supplies coal to Kazakhstan’s power sector
environmentalIssue air pollution from coal combustion
land disturbance from mining
mine water discharge
geologicalStructure series of coal-bearing synclines and troughs
hasInfrastructure coal enrichment plants
railway connections to industrial centers of Kazakhstan
thermal power plants
historicalRole major coal base of the Soviet Union
industry coal mining
metallurgy support
power generation support
laborForce industrial workers
miners
languageOfToponym Kazakh language
surface form: Kazakh

Russian
locatedIn Karaganda Region
Central Kazakhstan
surface form: central Kazakhstan
miningMethod open-pit mining
underground mining
namedAfter Karaganda
partOf Kazakh Uplands region
surface form: Kazakh Uplands
resourceType coal
significance key energy-producing center of Kazakhstan
key industrial center of Kazakhstan
major coal-mining center of Kazakhstan
strategicImportance supports Kazakhstan’s energy security
supports Kazakhstan’s industrial output
usedFor coke production
electric power generation
steelmaking

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Karaganda hasCoalBasin Karaganda coal basin