Based on a comparison of 34 countries in 2010, Turkey ranked the highest in forest land area without water bodies with 76,960 Thousand hectares followed by France and Spain. On the other end of the scale was Liechtenstein with 16.0 Thousand hectares, Malta with 32.0 Thousand hectares and Luxembourg with 259 Thousand hectares.
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| Country | Unit |
| Austria | Thousand hectares |
| Belgium | Thousand hectares |
| Bulgaria | Thousand hectares |
| Croatia | Thousand hectares |
| Cyprus | Thousand hectares |
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| France | Thousand hectares |
| Germany | Thousand hectares |
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| Italy | Thousand hectares |
| Latvia | Thousand hectares |
| Liechtenstein | Thousand hectares |
| Lithuania | Thousand hectares |
| Luxembourg | Thousand hectares |
| North Macedonia | Thousand hectares |
| Malta | Thousand hectares |
| Montenegro | Thousand hectares |
| Netherlands | Thousand hectares |
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| Poland | Thousand hectares |
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| Romania | Thousand hectares |
| Serbia | Thousand hectares |
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| Turkey | Thousand hectares |
| 2010 |
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