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Distribution of woodland over two hectares as at 31st March 2001. |
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There are some140,000 hectares of woodland in the East of England, or 7.3% of the total land area. In addition, there are approximately 13.5 million trees outside woodland in the countryside, 14,000 kilometres of hedgerows containing a high proportion of trees and an immense but un-quantified urban tree stock. All told, trees and woodlands form a vital part of the character of the East of England, both rural and urban.
For detailed information, click here or the UK Inventory site.
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For a general introduction to the trees and woodlands of the East of England
 Woodland and Trees
To view aspects of the region’s history & heritage that relate to the tree and woodland strategy
History and Heritage
To view aspects of the region’s demography that relate to the tree and woodland strategy
Demography
To view aspects of the region’s growth areas that relate to the tree and woodland strategy
Growth Areas
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