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THE STATE OF KANSAS
Introduction:
Kansas
was a coal-exporting State by1891, at which time it was producing 500 tons of
coke per year (Engr. & Min. Journal, 4Apr, 1891, p. 402-403). Coal measures
cover 10,000 mi2, of 20 counties of the eastern portion of the State and were
excellent for gas manufacture and smelting. Regular mining going on in
Leavenworth, Franklin, Neosho, Cherokee, Bourbon and Osage Counties, but,
nevertheless, intermittent discoveries of natural gas perturbed the development
of manufactured gas Kansas natural gas supplies were notoriously unreliable and,
in actuality stunted development of manufactured gas in the State.
Click the blue "EPA" link below to view the
Kansas map of the EPA 1985 Radian FMGP Report. |
Click the green "Hatheway" link
below to view the
Kansas map of Professor Hatheway's research. |
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