Stockton coal(hazelton area)

i been using thier call this year. I must say i do think it is better than bagged coal i bought locally last year. Unknown mines for bagged coal. It burns very well, a good hot bed, and lasts easily 12 hours between tends. Did 15 hours past weekend when i went down to NJ for the day. weather was warmer, but didn't die out, or take much to tend, stoke back quickly when low. Ash is a light gray to tanish hue. And so far, debri, wood, stones has been way less than bagged. I would recommend this mines coal to anyone.

Is that area where Stockton mines the Mammoth Vein?

Thats the one.

Is this the company who's parent is Atlantic Coal PLC?

Yep, that's the one.

The anthracite coal fields of Pennsylvania are situated in the eastern part of the State, and extend about equal distances north and south of a line drawn through the middle of the State from east to west, in the counties of Carbon; Columbia, Dauphin, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Northumberland, Schuylkill, Sullivan, and Susquehanna, and known under three general divisions, viz.: Wyoming, Lehigh, and Schuylkill regions. Geologically they are divided into five well-defined fields or basins, which are again subdivided, for convenience of identification, into districts, as follows: [p.312]

Geological Fields or Basins. Local -Districts. Tade -Regions.

Northern Carbondale Wyoming
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Plymouth
Kingston

Western Northern Bernice Wyoming

Eastern Middle Green Mountain Lehigh
Black Creek
Hazleton
Beaver Meadow

Southern Panther Creek Lehigh

Southern East Schuylkill Schuylkill
West Schuylkill
Lorberry
Lykens Valley

Western Middle East Mahanoy Schuylkill
West Mahanoy
Shamokin

that last post is what they mean by the Mammouth vein. It under and in all of these areas. So, if anyone feels there a shortage, relax, over 200 sq miles of coal.