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Area 10 11 Lithology

The document describes two coal mining areas, Area 10 and Area 11, located between 643000.0E, 885000.0N and 642500.0E, 884500.0N. Area 10 contains an unnamed coal seam of unknown thickness across 63,316 square meters with a volume of 63,316 cubic meters and tonnage of 82,310 metric tons. Area 11 also contains an unnamed coal seam with a true thickness of 0.9 meters across 116,377 square meters, a volume of 102,412 cubic meters, and tonnage of 133,136 metric tons. Both areas are within the Mekoupe Formation comprised of sandstone, shale, mudstone, coal beds,

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Area 10 11 Lithology

The document describes two coal mining areas, Area 10 and Area 11, located between 643000.0E, 885000.0N and 642500.0E, 884500.0N. Area 10 contains an unnamed coal seam of unknown thickness across 63,316 square meters with a volume of 63,316 cubic meters and tonnage of 82,310 metric tons. Area 11 also contains an unnamed coal seam with a true thickness of 0.9 meters across 116,377 square meters, a volume of 102,412 cubic meters, and tonnage of 133,136 metric tons. Both areas are within the Mekoupe Formation comprised of sandstone, shale, mudstone, coal beds,

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643000.

0E

885000.0N

642500.0E

AREA 10

Area 10
MOC-29

True Thickness

MOC-30
Area 10 - Unnamed Seam

MOC-26
MOC-28

Unknown

Seam

MOC-27

Area (SQM)

63,316

Volume (CUM)

63,316

Tonnage (MT)

82,310

AREA 11

Area 11 - Unnamed Seam

Seam
True Thickness

Area 11
884500.0N

1.0

Unknown
0.9

Area (SQM)

116,377

Volume (CUM)

102,412

Tonnage (MT)

133,136

Lithology
Mekoupe Formation: Sandstone, shale,
mudstone, coal beds, and corraline
limestone beds.

Prepared By

Cresencio A. Sosa

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