The pie charts give information about the world’s forest in five different regions.
The picture illustrates the information about the proportion of the world's forests in South
America
, Africa
, Asia
, Europe and North America
.
Overall
, Africa
has the largest area of woodland, while
Asia
has the lowest. Half of the wood is found in both North America
and South America
.
Turning to the forest percentage, it can be seen that a quarter of the woodland area was obtained by North America
, albeit 14% of the forest which is nearly half the percentage of has Asian region. Furthermore
, 27% of the forest is revealed by Africa
which is the highest in the world. Approximately the same amount can be seen in South America
, Asia
and Europe which are 16%, 14% and 18% respectively.
Regarding the percentage of timber
in each region, 30% of timber
is in the North American region. The lowest timber
quantity can be seen in the Asian countries which is 9%, compared to North America
. Moreover
, nearly one-fifth of the proportion of timber
can be found in Europe, Africa
and Asia
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