NATO countries Compared by Energy > Coal > Imports per 1000

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE	GRAPH	HISTORY
1	Netherlands	1,250.93 ton	2005
2	Denmark	1,101.78 ton	2005
3	Slovakia	976.98 ton	2005
4	Belgium	840.19 ton	2005
5	United Kingdom	730.07 ton	2005
6	Spain	570.44 ton	2005
7	Bulgaria	528.17 ton	2005
8	Portugal	499.74 ton	2005
9	Germany	449.92 ton	2005
10	Iceland	394.29 ton	2005
11	Canada	391.15 ton	2005
12	Turkey	256.26 ton	2005
13	Luxembourg	238.63 ton	2005
14	Croatia	215.67 ton	2005
15	Romania	144.86 ton	2005
16	Norway	144.27 ton	2005
17	Hungary	143.45 ton	2005
18	Czech Republic	123.39 ton	2005
19	Poland	88.35 ton	2005
20	Lithuania	85.82 ton	2005
21	Greece	58.18 ton	2005
22	Latvia	50.42 ton	2005
23	Estonia	40.12 ton	2005
24	Slovenia	24.49 ton	2005
25	Albania	14.51 ton	1992

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NATO countries Compared by Energy > Coal > Imports per 1000