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Band 8+: The pie give information about the world's forest in five different regions.

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The image displays two pie charts comparing percentages of world forest area and timber production across five regions. The first chart details the regional forest cover, with South America at 27%, Africa at 14%, Asia at 25%, Europe at 18%, and North America at 16%. The second chart presents the distribution of timber production, where South America contributes 20%, Africa 9%, Asia 30%, Europe 18%, and North America 23%.
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The two pie charts compare the distribution of the world’s forest area and the proportion of timber production across five regions: South America, Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America.

Overall, Africa contains the largest share of global forest, whereas North America is the leading producer of timber. In contrast, Asia accounts for the smallest proportion of forest area, while Africa contributes the least to timber production.

In terms of world forest distribution, Africa represents the highest percentage at 27%, followed closely by North America with 25%. Europe accounts for 18% of the total forest area worldwide, while South America comprises 16%. Asia has the smallest share, at 14%.

Regarding timber production, North America dominates with 30%, despite not having the largest forest area. South America is the second-largest producer, contributing 23%, while Europe and Asia account for 20% and 18%, respectively. By contrast, Africa produces only 9% of the world’s timber, the lowest figure among the regions.

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