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Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation (Amlr) in West Virginia

CFDA 15.252 — federal program obligations to West Virginia

Total obligated

$1.02B

Awards

22

USAspending.gov records $935,350,698.52 in Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation (AMLR) obligations under CFDA 15.252 with place of performance in West Virginia, on 19 awards. Dividing $935,350,698.52 by 19 awards yields about $49.2 million per award. Wyoming also appears as a 15.252 join in this harvest, with 16 awards and a different dollar total. Two coal-state tags, two aggregates, no ranking of reclamation need. The page joins catalog 15.252 to state WV.

Key figures

  • CFDA 15.252 shows $935,350,698.52 in West Virginia obligations on 19 awards.
  • Mean obligation is about $49.2 million per award.
  • AMLR is not Interior tribal self-governance (15.022) and not EPA Superfund.
  • Figures are USAspending obligations, not outlays.

AMLR dollars on the West Virginia key

CFDA 15.252 is titled Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation (AMLR). West Virginia is the place-of-performance state. $935,350,698.52 sums obligations on records that carry both keys. Nineteen awards against that total is a concentrated Interior assistance file. The packet does not name sites, watersheds, or AML inventories. The join is a two-key filter, not a scorecard of leftover highwalls.

The West Virginia hub totals every program. The national 15.252 hub totals every state. This tie is the overlap. Interior Tribal Self-Governance (15.022) is a different 15-series code. Mixing it into $935,350,698.52 would misstate reclamation assistance.

Nineteen awards against $935,350,698.52 is a concentrated Interior file, three rows thicker than Wyoming’s 16-award AMLR cell. Three extra rows do not mean three extra mountains of spoil. The packet has no site list. West Virginia’s about-$49.2 million mean and Wyoming’s about-$54.8 million mean are averages of different geography keys. Ordering them does not order reclamation need. This page reports only the WV–15.252 pair.

What the AMLR catalog number captures

Abandoned mine land reclamation is a specific Office of Surface Mining assistance line as titled. It is not active-mine regulation fees, not EPA Superfund, and not a statewide environmental-quality index. Packet facts are the obligation total, 19 awards, state WV, and CFDA 15.252. No acreage table is included.

Place of performance tagged West Virginia can cover a statewide reclamation grant or a project-level award. The geography key does not publish a county hazard map. Awards coded to Kentucky, Pennsylvania, or Ohio stay on other ties even when coalfields cross those borders.

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Questions

How much abandoned mine land reclamation funding is obligated in West Virginia?
USAspending records $935,350,698.52 in CFDA 15.252 obligations with West Virginia place of performance, on 19 awards. That is an obligation aggregate, not outlays.
Is CFDA 15.252 the same as tribal self-governance?
No. This cell is 15.252 only. Interior Tribal Self-Governance uses CFDA 15.022 and is not included in $935,350,698.52.
What is the average AMLR award in West Virginia?
Dividing $935,350,698.52 by 19 awards produces about $49.2 million per award. That mean is not a median and not the cost of one site.
Does this include all federal spending in West Virginia?
No. Only CFDA 15.252 is in this cell. Other programs appear on the West Virginia programs index.

USAspending.gov CFDA program aggregates by place of performance state. Obligations are not outlays.

How this pair fits

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