Former Soviet republics Compared by Energy > Coal > Imports per 1000

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE	GRAPH	HISTORY
1	Kyrgyzstan	164.06 ton	2005
2	Ukraine	156.99 ton	2005
3	Russia	156.41 ton	2005
4	Lithuania	85.82 ton	2005
5	Latvia	50.42 ton	2005
6	Moldova	46.17 ton	2005
7	Estonia	40.12 ton	2005
8	Kazakhstan	28.92 ton	2005
9	Turkmenistan	23.43 ton	1996
10	Belarus	14.38 ton	2005
11	Armenia	8.89 ton	2003
12	Georgia	2.98 ton	2005
13	Tajikistan	1.03 ton	2005
14	Uzbekistan	0.215 ton	1996
15	Azerbaijan	0.126 ton	1998

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Former Soviet republics Compared by Energy > Coal > Imports per 1000