GDP per person
r = -0.23
X · Land under forest (2025)
Y · GDP per person (2025)
Negative linear association: countries with higher “Land under forest” tend to have lower “GDP per person”.
26 countries · latest published figures
Environment
Which country has the most forest?
One figure, the same definition in all 27 member states, ranked high to low.
The highest figure is Finland at 74.4%, the lowest Malta at 1.5%.
All 27 countries
- FI74.4%
- SE68.6%
- SI61.7%
- EE56.8%
- LV55.7%
- AT47.3%
- SK39.8%
- CZ38.4%
- ES38.1%
- PT37.0%
- GR36.6%
- BG36.0%
- LT35.4%
- HR34.8%
- LU34.3%
- DE32.5%
- IT31.6%
- PL30.9%
- RO29.7%
- FR28.1%
- HU22.9%
- BE22.0%
- DK15.3%
- IE12.1%
- NL10.9%
- MT1.5%
Countries with a figure: 26 of 27. No figure for Cyprus.
Fifteen years: the three highest, the three lowest, and the EU27
2010–2025
Lines: Finland, Sweden, Slovenia, Ireland, the Netherlands and Malta. Hover a year to read the figures. Eurostat · Land under forest · —.
Source
Land under forest