-----------+----------+-------+--------------------------------------- Country |Production|Imports|Remarks (1919) -----------+----------+-------+--------------------------------------- Argentina | | 4.0 |Argentina has no coal resources. | | |Imports chiefly from Great Britain; | | |Cardiff coal. -----------+----------+-------+--------------------------------------- Brazil | | 2.2 |Brazil has coal, but it is inaccessible | | |for transportation. -----------+----------+-------+--------------------------------------- Chile | 1.23 | 0.6 |Chile has some coal, but does not mine | | |enough high-grade coal for its needs; | | |has imported from Great Britain. -----------+----------+-------+--------------------------------------- Colombia | | |Colombia has some undeveloped coal | | |resources; has imported a little coal | | |from time to time from the United | | |States. -----------+----------+-------+--------------------------------------- Peru | 0.28 | 0.02 |Peru has small coal resources and mines | | |a little coal, practically enough for | | |its needs. -----------+----------+-------+--------------------------------------- Uruguay | | 0.8 |Uruguay has no coal resources and | | |imported some in the past, chiefly from | | |Great Britain. -----------+----------+-------+--------------------------------------- Total South| | | America | 1.51 | 7.6 | -----------+----------+-------+--------------------------------------- [10] Compiled by George S. Rice. TABLE 10.--1913 PRODUCTION, EXPORTS, AND IMPORTS OF COAL OF PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF ASIA AND AUSTRALIA[11] Millions of metric tons