Forest by area · 2023

What country has the most % of land area covered by forest?

Suriname ranks first in the world for % of land area covered by forest, at 94.4.

Ranking by % of land area covered by forest
#CountryShare of #1% of land area covered by forest
1 Suriname 94.4
2 Micronesia 92.2
3 Gabon 91.2
4 Palau 90.5
5 Solomon Islands 90.1
6 Guyana 87.1
7 Equatorial Guinea 86.4
8 Papua New Guinea 79.0
9 Liberia 78.1
10 Finland 73.7
11 Seychelles 73.3
12 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 73.2
13 Brunei 72.1
14 Bhutan 71.6
15 Laos 71.5
16 Guinea-Bissau 69.5
17 Sweden 68.7
18 Japan 68.4
19 Republic of the Congo 64.1
20 South Korea 64.1
21 Dominica 63.8
22 Fiji 63.5
23 Timor-Leste 61.7
24 Montenegro 61.5
25 Slovenia 61.2
26 Costa Rica 60.4
27 Zambia 59.5
28 Brazil 59.0
29 Malaysia 57.7
30 Samoa 57.6
31 Estonia 57.1
32 Panama 56.3
33 Honduras 56.3
34 Jamaica 56.2
35 Peru 56.1
36 Latvia 55.0
37 Belize 54.5
38 DR Congo 54.2
39 Colombia 52.8
40 Venezuela 52.2
41 Marshall Islands 52.2
42 Sao Tome and Principe 52.1
43 Angola 52.1
44 Grenada 52.1
45 Bahamas 50.9
46 Tanzania 50.1
47 Russia 49.8
48 North Korea 49.6
49 Ecuador 49.5
50 Indonesia 47.7
51 Vietnam 47.4
52 Austria 47.2
53 Bolivia 46.3
54 Mozambique 45.8
55 Dominican Republic 45.0
56 Zimbabwe 44.7
57 Trinidad and Tobago 44.2
58 Belarus 43.4
59 Cambodia 43.1
60 Bosnia and Herzegovina 42.7
61 Cameroon 42.7
62 Myanmar 42.4
63 Saint Kitts and Nevis 42.3
64 Liechtenstein 41.9
65 Nepal 41.6
66 Senegal 41.3
67 Georgia 40.6
68 Slovakia 40.1
69 North Macedonia 39.7
70 Canada 39.5
71 Thailand 38.7
72 Paraguay 38.5
73 New Zealand 37.8
74 Spain 37.2
75 Vanuatu 36.3
76 Bulgaria 36.2
77 Portugal 36.2
78 Central African Republic 35.7
79 Lithuania 35.2
80 Ghana 35.2
81 Croatia 34.8
82 Czechia 34.8
83 Luxembourg 34.5
84 Sierra Leone 34.3
85 Saint Lucia 34.0
86 Andorra 34.0
87 Sri Lanka 34.0
88 United States 33.9
89 Mexico 33.6
90 Norway 33.5
91 Tuvalu 33.3
92 Italy 32.9
93 Germany 32.7
94 Guatemala 32.6
95 France 32.5
96 Serbia 32.4
97 Switzerland 32.4
98 Cuba 31.2
99 Poland 31.1
100 Greece 30.3
101 Romania 30.1
102 Türkiye 29.5
103 Eswatini 29.1
104 Albania 28.8
105 El Salvador 27.5
106 Benin 26.5
107 Botswana 26.3
108 Nicaragua 25.8
109 Chile 25.0
110 Guinea 24.7
111 India 24.5
112 Philippines 24.5
113 China 24.0
114 Nigeria 23.2
115 Belgium 22.6
116 Hungary 22.4
117 Malawi 22.4
118 Gambia 22.3
119 Burkina Faso 22.2
120 Togo 22.1
121 Madagascar 21.3
122 Singapore 20.9
123 Mauritius 19.5
124 Cyprus 18.7
125 Antigua and Barbuda 18.0
126 Australia 17.4
127 Comoros 17.0
128 Ukraine 16.8
129 San Marino 16.7
130 Denmark 15.8
131 Ethiopia 14.9
132 Barbados 14.7
133 Bangladesh 14.5
134 Lebanon 14.2
135 Azerbaijan 14.1
136 South Africa 14.0
137 United Kingdom 13.3
138 Morocco 12.9
139 Tonga 12.4
140 Haiti 12.3
141 Uruguay 12.0
142 Moldova 11.7
143 Armenia 11.6
144 Cabo Verde 11.6
145 Ireland 11.5
146 South Sudan 11.3
147 Rwanda 11.3
148 The Netherlands 11.1
149 Uganda 11.0
150 Mali 10.9
151 Burundi 10.9
152 Argentina 10.3
153 Sudan 9.6
154 Somalia 9.2
155 Mongolia 9.1
156 Turkmenistan 8.8
157 Eritrea 8.6
158 Uzbekistan 8.5
159 Côte d'Ivoire 7.9
160 Namibia 7.8
161 Kyrgyzstan 7.1
162 Iran 6.6
163 Israel 6.5
164 Kenya 6.2
165 Pakistan 4.7
166 Tunisia 4.6
167 United Arab Emirates 4.5
168 Chad 3.2
169 Tajikistan 3.1
170 Syria 2.8
171 Maldives 2.8
172 Iraq 1.9
173 Afghanistan 1.9
174 Palestine 1.7
175 Kiribati 1.5
176 Malta 1.4
177 Kazakhstan 1.3
178 Lesotho 1.1
179 Jordan 1.1
180 Yemen 1.0
181 Bahrain 1.0
182 Algeria 0.8
183 Niger 0.8
184 Iceland 0.5
185 Saudi Arabia 0.5
186 Kuwait 0.4
187 Mauritania 0.3
188 Djibouti 0.3
189 Libya 0.1
190 Egypt 0.0
191 Oman 0.0
192 Monaco 0.0
192 Nauru 0.0
192 Qatar 0.0

Key facts

Runners-up

Micronesia is 2nd and Gabon 3rd.

Lead

Suriname has 1.0× the figure of Micronesia.

Questions

What country has the most % of land area covered by forest?

Suriname ranks first in the world for % of land area covered by forest, at 94.4.

What country has the second most % of land area covered by forest?

Micronesia ranks second, with 92.2 (% of land area covered by forest).

How many countries are in this ranking?

194 countries with data from World Bank (2023). Territories are not ranked.

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