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Home->Spring 2003
A Graphic Perspective on Public and Privately-owned Forests in the U.S.
By: Jim Petersen
[1] All of the charts on these two pages are from Forest Resources of the United States; 1997, a USFS report by W. Brad Smith, John S. Vissage, David R. Darr and Raymond M. Sheffield; and GTR-NC-219, 2001
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