PIE CHART RELATED TO WORLD FOREST AND TIMBER
PIE CHART RELATED TO WORLD FOREST AND TIMBER gdlDA
The pie charts illustrate the information about world forest in 5 different regions(South America, North America, Asia, Africa and Europe) and the number of timber grown in each region.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that North America has the largest share of timber, and also has second largest forest area. Next, Afica has the largest forest in the world but has lowest portion of timber.
To begin with, Africa has 27% portion of forest area, and 18% of forest is situated in Europe. Moreover, South America and North America has 25% and 16% of world forest, respectively. 14% of world forest is covered by
Asia.
Furthermore, accourding to second pie chart, South America has 23% of production of timber. In addition, North America covered largest share of timber with 30%. Africa has the least percentage of timber as compare to other four regions with only 9%. In the last, Asia and Europe has around same percentage of timber with 18% and 20%, respectively.
The pie charts illustrate the information about
world
forest
in 5
different
regions(South America,
North
America, Asia, Africa and Europe) and the number of
timber
grown in each region.
Overall
, it can be
clearly
seen
that
North
America has the largest share of
timber
, and
also
has second largest
forest
area.
Next
,
Afica
has the largest
forest
in the
world
but
has
lowest
portion of timber.
To
begin
with, Africa has 27% portion of
forest
area, and 18% of
forest
is situated
in Europe.
Moreover
, South America and
North
America has 25% and 16% of
world
forest
,
respectively
. 14% of
world
forest
is covered
by
Asia.
Furthermore
,
accourding
to second pie chart, South America has 23% of production of
timber
.
In addition
,
North
America covered largest share of
timber
with 30%. Africa has the least percentage of
timber
as compare to other four regions with
only
9%. In the last, Asia and Europe has around same percentage of
timber
with 18% and 20%,
respectively
.
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