The pie charts give information about the world’s forest in five different regions.
The pie charts provide information about the
forests
and timber
on five different continents worldwide. Overall
, we can see that the highest quantity of wood was in North America and Asia had the lowest rate
, while
the highest proportion of forest
was in North America. Moreover
, Europe has the lowest number of forests
.
It can deduced from these pie charts that the highest rate
of timber
is almost 30 per cent in North America, however
the minimum proportion was in Asia around 9 per cent of timber
. Furthermore
, Asia has the highest percentage of forest
, while
it has the lowest number of wood. For example
, the rate
was nearly 9% for timber
. If we compare the forests
and timbers in Africa we notice that the rate
of the forest
was almost 16%, while
the timbers were 9% in the continent. It is interesting to notice that the European forest
had 27% all around, while
the rate
of timber
was approximately 18 per cent.
In conclusion, although
Aisa had the highest number of forests
. but the timber
was the least.Submitted by kazza735 on
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