Cumberland Coal Mine

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Cumberland Coal Mine is an operating coal mine in Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, United States.

Location

Table 1: Project-level location details

Mine Name Location Coordinates (WGS 84)
Cumberland Coal Mine Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, United States[1] 39.81, -80.17 (exact)

The map below shows the exact location of the coal mine:


Project Details

Table 2: Project status

Status Status Detail Opening Year Closing Year
Operating[1] – 1981 –

Table 3: Operation details

Note: The asterisk (*) signifies that the value is a GEM estimated figure.
Capacity (Mtpa) Production (Mtpa) Year of Production Mine Type Mining Method Mine Size (km2) Mine Depth (m) Workforce Size
– 3.734709766[2] 2025[2] Underground[3] Mixed[3] 84 373* 684[2]

Table 4: Coal resources and destination

Total Reserves (Mt) Year of Total Reserves Recorded Total Resources (Mt) Coalfield Coal Type Coal Grade Primary Consumer/ Destination
175.62 – 776 Appalachia Bituminous Thermal –

Table 5: Ownership and parent company

Note: To access more comprehensive data on energy ownership, please visit the Global Energy Ownership Tracker.
Owner Parent Company Headquarters
Iron Cumberland LLC [100.0%][1] Iron Senergy Holding LLC USA

Table 6: Historical production (unit: million tonnes per annum)

ROM or Saleable 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
ROM[1] 6.76[1] 6.42[1] 6.59[1] 5.62[1] 5.97[1] 5.38[1] 5.93[1] – 3.73[2]

Reported Methane Emissions Data

Global Energy Monitor collates facility-scale methane emissions data reported by government and company sources collected in a systematic fashion. This mine is associated with the following methane emissions reports:

Table 7: Methane emissions

Reported Coal Mine Methane Emissions (thousand tonnes CO2 equivalent) Reported Coal Mine Methane Emissions (thousand tonnes CH4) Year of Reported Coal Mine Methane Emissions Reported Coal Mine Methane Emissions (thousand tonnes) Reference Reference type
64.76407999999999 5375.41864 2023 ​[4] national government data

Note: The above sections were automatically generated and are based on data from the Global Coal Mine Tracker August 2026 release.

Reported Methane Emissions Data

Global Energy Monitor collates facility-scale methane emissions data reported by government and company sources collected in a systematic fashion. This mine is associated with the following methane emissions reports:

Table 7: Methane emissions

Reported Coal Mine Methane Emissions (thousand tonnes CO2 equivalent) Reported Coal Mine Methane Emissions (thousand tonnes CH4) Year of Reported Coal Mine Methane Emissions Reported Coal Mine Methane Emissions (thousand tonnes) Reference Reference type
64.764 5375.419 2023 ​[4] national government data

Note: The above sections were automatically generated and are based on data from the Global Coal Mine Tracker May 2026 release.

Ownership Tree

This ownership tree is part of the Global Energy Ownership Tracker, a project of Global Energy Monitor.

Coal Mine Boundaries and Methane Sources

Global Energy Monitor researchers have identified coal mine boundary/boundaries and potential sources of coal mine methane (CMM) for this mine. These research results can be used to drive CMM attribution and mitigation efforts, particularly when combined with remotely sensed methane plume locations and mine ownership data. Explore the results with the embedded map at the top of this page by clicking on the mine boundary polygon or the CMM placemarkers to reveal more details. A detailed description of this research can be found in Coal Mine Boundaries and Methane Sources. This data is also available as a downloadable companion dataset to the Global Coal Mine Tracker and the Global Methane Emitters Tracker.

Table SMP1: Coal mine boundaries and methane sources data

ID Mine feature category Mine feature subcategory Description Coordinates precision Data source date
M1012.B1 mine boundary underground Cumberland coal mine boundary extracted Somewhere between July 2016 and May 2025.
M1012.P1 ventilation system vent ventilation shaft 1 extracted 2025-03-01 00:00:00
M1012.P2 ventilation system vent ventilation shaft 2 extracted 2025-03-01 00:00:00
M1012.P3 ventilation system vent ventilation shaft 3 extracted 2024-04-01 00:00:00
M1012.P4 ventilation system vent ventilation shaft 4 extracted 2022-06-01 00:00:00
M1012.P5 ventilation system shaft ventilation shaft 5 extracted 2025-03-01 00:00:00
M1012.P6 ventilation system shaft ventilation shaft 6 extracted 2022-06-01 00:00:00
M1012.P7 ventilation system shaft ventilation shaft 7 extracted 2022-06-01 00:00:00
M1012.P8 ventilation system shaft ventilation shaft 8 extracted 2023-09-01 00:00:00
M1012.P9 ventilation system shaft possibly abandoned ventilation shaft extracted 2022-06-01 00:00:00
M1012.P10 ventilation system shaft possible abandoned ventilation system extracted 2024-08-01 00:00:00
M1012.P11 degasification system drainage station possible gas drainage infrastructure extracted 2025-03-01 00:00:00
M1012.P12 degasification system drainage station possible gas drainage infrastructure extracted 2025-03-01 00:00:00
M1012.P13 other preparation plant coal preparation plant extracted 2/2020 and 6/2022
M1012.P14 other not coal mine related Mount Morris gas compressor station operated by Equitrans extracted 2022 and 8/2024
M1012.P15 other not coal mine related A cluster of 14 active gas wells operated by Rice Drilling B LLC - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 6/1/2022
M1012.P16 other not coal mine related A cluster of 10 active and 1 abandoned gas wells operated by Rice Drilling B LLC - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 3/1/2025
M1012.P17 other not coal mine related A cluster of 16 active gas wells operated by Rice Drilling B LLC - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 6/1/2022
M1012.P18 other not coal mine related A cluster of 17 active gas wells operated by Rice Drilling B LLC - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 9/1/2023
M1012.P19 other not coal mine related A cluster of 3 active gas wells operated by Rice Drilling B LLC - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 3/1/2025
M1012.P20 other not coal mine related A cluster of 4 active gas wells operated by Rice Drilling B LLC - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 3/2025
M1012.P21 other not coal mine related A cluster of 5 active gas wells operated by Rice Drilling B LLC - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 6/2022
M1012.P22 other not coal mine related A cluster of 6 active and 1 abandoned gas wells operated by Rice Drilling B LLC - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 3/2025
M1012.P23 other not coal mine related A cluster of 6 active gas wells operated by Rice Drilling B LLC - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 4/2024
M1012.P24 other not coal mine related A cluster of 8 active gas wells operated by Rice Drilling B LLC - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 6/2022
M1012.P25 other not coal mine related A cluster of 9 active gas wells operated by Rice Drilling B LLC - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 3/2025
M1012.P26 other not coal mine related A cluster of 9 active gas wells operated by Rice Drilling B LLC - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 3/2025
M1012.P27 other not coal mine related A cluster of 14 active gas wells operated by Rice Drilling B LLC - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 4/2024
M1012.P28 other not coal mine related A cluster of 6 active gas wells operated by EQT PROD CO - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 3/2025
M1012.P29 other not coal mine related A cluster of 5 active gas wells operated by EQT PROD CO - very likely not part of the coal mine extracted 2023 and 6/2022

Table SMP2: Coal mine boundaries and methane sources data (continued)

Coal mine boundaries and methane sources were last researched for this mine on Jun 24, 2025
ID Notes
M1012.B1 The boundary of the Cumberland coal mine is based on information obtained from PA Department of Environmental Protection GIS file of active underground bituminous mining permit boundaries, https://web.archive.org/web/20250326164532/https://pa-geo-data-pennmap.hub.arcgis.com/datasets/PADEP-1::bituminous-mining-permits-section-active-underground-mine-permit-boundaries/explore?location=40.504664%2C-79.539200%2C8.79 first published July 2016 and updated May 2025. The source was filtered for MINE = Cumberland, yielding 2 adjacent polygons for permit 30831303. The boundary is the perimeter of these two polygons and has an area of 183 sq km.
M1012.P1 Identified visually from Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P2 Identified visually from Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P3 Identified visually from Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P4 Identified visually from Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P5 Identified visually from Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P6 Identified visually from Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P7 Identified visually from Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P8 Identified visually from Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P9 Identified visually from Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P10 Identified visually from Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P11 Identified visually from Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P12 Identified visually from Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P13 Visible in 2/2020 report page 33 https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1704715/000170471520000003/conturainvestorpresentat.htm, and confirmed with Google Earth Pro satellite imagery from 6/2022
M1012.P14 OGIM 2.7, source ref 87: 2022 Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-level Data https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://hifld-geoplatform.hub.arcgis.com/ and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P15 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P16 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P17 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P18 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P19 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P20 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P21 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P22 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P23 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P24 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P25 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P26 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P27 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P28 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.
M1012.P29 OGIM 2.7, source ref 215: 2023 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://greenport.pa.gov/ReportExtracts/OG/OilGasWellProdReport, and checked visually against Google Earth Pro satellite imagery.

Associated Coal Mine Methane Mitigation Projects

Some coal mines have installed infrastructure which can use and/or destroy some methane emissions associated with mining. In 2024, the Global Methane Initiative reported that this mine had a mitigation project associated with it. This methodology page describes how GEM classified these projects and linked them with coal mines in the Global Coal Mine Tracker.

Table MM1: Methane mitigation projects

Mitigation Project Name Project Type GMI Reported Status GMI Reported Start Year
Cumberland Mine Pre-drainage - United States utilization Shut down 2007
Emerald Mine No 1 Gas Sales to Pipeline - United States utilization Cancelled 2016
Perennial CMM CMB7-1 Flare Project - United States Flaring Operational –

Methane Plumes Detected Nearby

Global Energy Monitor researchers analyze satellite-detected methane plumes in order to determine whether they have been observed at or near the site of GEM energy assets. The satellite data provider creates imagery of individual methane plumes and estimates their emission rates at the time of observation. GEM has reviewed many of these plume detections against Google Earth imagery and GEM’s own energy infrastructure tracker data. The following table lists methane plumes which are associated with the energy asset or facility based on distance and manual review. (A full description of the analysis process is available in the Global Methane Emitters Tracker methodology wiki page.)

Table M1: Plume details

For additional details on this individual plume identification and others, see the Global Methane Emitters Tracker.
Observation date Satellite data provider Location of plume origin Methane emissions rate Additional plume information
2021-05-13T15:08:00+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210513t150800p0000-8 39.84582, -80.2978[5] 840.0517 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-13, 11
2021-05-13T15:08:00+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210513t150800p0000-9 39.80897, -80.3004[5] 618.7583 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-13, 37
2021-05-13T15:21:29+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210513t152129p0000-7 39.84102, -80.2697[5] 1681.024 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-13, 14
2021-05-13T15:21:29+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210513t152129p0000-8 39.83819, -80.2595[5] 2084.132 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-13, 15
2021-05-13T15:21:29+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210513t152129p0000-9 39.81532, -80.2838[5] 602.308 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-13, 16
2021-05-13T15:21:29+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210513t152129p0000-6 39.83622, -80.2734[5] 3709.627 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-13, 34
2021-05-13T15:36:58+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210513t153658p0000-5 39.83833, -80.2579[5] 1645.591 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-13, 18
2021-05-13T15:36:58+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210513t153658p0000-7 39.82737, -80.2362[5] 1527.396 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-13, 35
2021-05-13T15:36:58+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210513t153658p0000-8 39.79211, -80.2448[5] 1233.324 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-13, 36
2021-05-13T15:36:58+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210513t153658p0000-6 39.83371, -80.2467[5] 1196.733 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-13, 38
2021-05-14T13:26:57+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210514t132657p0000-2 39.82942, -80.166[5] 411.8065 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-14, 11
2021-05-14T13:40:59+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210514t134059p0000-1 39.83624, -80.1279[5] 1024.662 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-14, 2
2021-05-15T14:08:19+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210515t140819p0000-4 39.83921, -80.2714[5] 564.3569 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-15, 8
2021-05-15T14:08:19+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210515t140819p0000-5 39.8389, -80.2588[5] 627.9989 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-15, 9
2021-05-15T14:08:19+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210515t140819p0000-3 39.83607, -80.2738[5] 623.3184 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-15, 26
2021-05-15T14:16:43+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210515t141643p0000-2 39.83879, -80.2588[5] 387.8573 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-15, 11
2021-05-15T14:16:43+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210515t141643p0000-4 39.82773, -80.2364[5] 1029.756 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-15, 27
2021-05-15T14:16:43+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210515t141643p0000-5 39.79227, -80.2443[5] 703.604 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-15, 28
2021-05-15T14:16:43+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210515t141643p0000-3 39.83375, -80.246[5] 730.268 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-15, 30
2021-05-15T14:41:58+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210515t144158p0000-1 39.82929, -80.1657[5] 575.6 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-15, 29
2021-05-15T14:49:53+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210515t144953p0000-1 39.83608, -80.1285[5] 708.0373 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-15, 12
2021-05-21T14:43:53+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210521t144353p0000-4 39.83602, -80.2738[5] 3278.179 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-21, 27
2021-05-21T15:02:11+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210521t150211p0000-3 39.83864, -80.2588[5] 1359.969 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-21, 10
2021-05-21T15:02:11+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210521t150211p0000-5 39.82735, -80.2357[5] 1138.955 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-21, 28
2021-05-21T15:02:11+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210521t150211p0000-4 39.83387, -80.2465[5] 861.2232 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-21, 31
2021-05-21T15:18:30+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210521t151830p0000-2 39.77393, -80.2156[5] 3872.677 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-21, 11
2021-05-21T15:18:30+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210521t151830p0000-3 39.77286, -80.2182[5] 1888.437 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-21, 12
2021-05-21T15:36:29+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210521t153629p0000-2 39.79583, -80.1738[5] 2112.672 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-21, 29
2021-05-21T15:52:42+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210521t155242p0000-1 39.79589, -80.1738[5] 1810.494 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-21, 30
2021-05-21T16:10:11+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210521t161011p0000-1 39.83615, -80.1281[5] 1129.998 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-05-21, 13
2021-08-13T14:04:12+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210813t140412p0000-B 39.77384, -80.2157[5] 3726.252 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-08-13, 1
2021-08-13T14:15:44+00 CarbonMapper, GAO20210813t141544p0000-B 39.77391, -80.2156[5] 3117.745 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2021-08-13, 2
2022-10-09T18:00:13+00 CarbonMapper, ang20221009t180013-B 39.79591, -80.1734[5] –[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2022-10-09, 1
2022-10-09T18:23:31+00 CarbonMapper, ang20221009t182331-B 39.79509, -80.246[5] –[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2022-10-09, 2
2022-10-09T18:35:05+00 CarbonMapper, ang20221009t183505-A 39.8362, -80.2736[5] 6633.041 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2022-10-09, 3
2022-10-24T17:37:30+00 CarbonMapper, ang20221024t173730-B 39.82957, -80.1658[5] 292.7368 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2022-10-24, 1
2022-10-24T17:37:30+00 CarbonMapper, ang20221024t173730-A 39.79584, -80.1734[5] –[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2022-10-24, 2
2022-10-24T17:49:02+00 CarbonMapper, ang20221024t174902-A 39.77364, -80.2153[5] –[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2022-10-24, 3
2022-10-24T18:00:37+00 CarbonMapper, ang20221024t180037-B 39.79895, -80.2363[5] –[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2022-10-24, 4
2022-10-24T18:00:37+00 CarbonMapper, ang20221024t180037-A 39.82733, -80.2357[5] –[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2022-10-24, 5
2022-10-24T18:12:05+00 CarbonMapper, ang20221024t181205-D 39.83604, -80.2738[5] –[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2022-10-24, 6
2022-10-24T18:12:05+00 CarbonMapper, ang20221024t181205-C 39.84206, -80.2625[5] –[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2022-10-24, 7
2022-10-24T18:12:05+00 CarbonMapper, ang20221024t181205-B 39.84417, -80.2503[5] –[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2022-10-24, 8
2022-10-24T18:12:05+00 CarbonMapper, ang20221024t181205-A 39.84773, -80.2679[5] –[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2022-10-24, 9
2022-10-24T18:23:26+00 CarbonMapper, ang20221024t182326-C 39.83604, -80.2738[5] –[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2022-10-24, 10
2024-11-08T16:36:33+00 CarbonMapper, tan20241108t163633c00s4001-L 39.83645, -80.2741[5] 1894.451 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2024-11-08, 1
2024-11-08T16:36:33+00 CarbonMapper, tan20241108t163633c00s4001-E 39.84864, -80.3308[5] 4091.34 kg/hr[5] Pennsylvania State Methane Observation 2024-11-08, 2

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