Top 10 Forested States In America In 2023

By, Muhd. Faizan

10/08/2023

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Maine (88.8%)

Maine has the most forested land of any state in the country, with 88.8% of its land covered in trees.

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New Hampshire (81.9%)

Forests provide many benefits to New Hampshire, including clean air and water, jobs, and a home for wildlife. 

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West Virginia (78.1%)

This makes West Virginia a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, who can enjoy hiking, camping, fishing, and other activities in the state's many forests.

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Vermont (76.7%)

Vermont has the 4th most forested land of any state in the country, with 76.7% of its land covered in trees.  

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Alabama (71.3%)

Alabama's forests are a major source of timber, and the state is one of the leading producers of paper in the United States.

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South Carolina (68.1%)

This makes South Carolina a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, who can enjoy hiking, camping, fishing, and other activities in the state's many forests.

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Georgia (67.28%)

The state's forests are home to a variety of wildlife, including white-tailed deer, black bears, bobcats, and wild turkeys.

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Mississippi (65.07%)

Forests provide many benefits to Mississippi, including clean air and water, jobs, and a home for wildlife. They also help to protect the state's soil and prevent erosion.

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Virginia (63.6%)

 Virginia's forests are a major source of timber, and the state is one of the leading producers of paper in the United States.

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Tennessee (62.5%)  

Tennessee's forests are also a popular destination for recreation, and the state is home to several national forests and state parks.

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