The pie charts give information about the world’s forest in five different regions. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The pie charts below illustrate the world’s

forest

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forests

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and timber in five different regions.

Overall

, the majority of forest is found in

Africa

and North

America

,

whereas

the least is found in Europe. Timber is mostly located in North and South

America

but

barely

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present in

Africa

. Looking at the chart on the left in more detail, the highest percentage of the world’s forest is in

Africa

, 27%.

This

is closely followed by North

America

, where a quarter of the woodlands is located, a figure of 25%. The figures for South

America

, Asia and Europe are all relatively the same, the numbers respectively being 16, 14 and 18. Looking at the chart on the right, more than a quarter of the world’s timber is in North

America

, a statistic of 30%.

This

is closely followed by South

America

,

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%, Europe,

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% and Asia at 18. Less than a third of

this

material is found in

Africa

when compared to the Northern region of

America

, the number being 9%.