The Logan Mine Complex is located in the Central Appalachian Basin in the southern West Virginia counties of Logan, Boone and Wyoming. The Logan mining complex has a large reserve of premium quality High-Vol met coal, complemented by a long history of high quality production.

Logan’s reserves are one of the largest contiguous blocks of premium, high quality, low-cost High-Vol coal in North America.

The thermoplastic (fluidity) properties of the coal produced at Logan make it well suited for coke making and its coal has a well established reputation for quality in both the domestic and export marketplaces.

Two underground mines produce high-volatile metallurgical coal using room and pillar retreat mining methods using continuous miner equipment. The surface mine produce thermal coal with a combination of contour strip area mining and point removal methods.

The thermoplastic (fluidity) properties of the coal produced at Logan make it well suited for coke making and its coal has a well established reputation for quality in both the domestic and export marketplaces.

Logan Coal currently produces metallurgical, PCI and thermal coal from surface and underground mines that are served by a preparation plant and unit-train load out facility on the CSX Transportation.