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Dec Jan 2004/2005 - The Logging and Sawmilling Journal Logging and Sawmilling Journal’s British Columbia Forestry FAQs Total Area: 94.5 million hectares Land Area: 92.5 million hectares Forest and other wooded land: 64.1 million hectares Ownership Provincial 96 per cent Private 3 per cent Federal 1 per cent Forest Type Softwood 82 per cent Hardwood 5 per cent Mixedwood 13 per cent Annual Allowable Cut (2001) 81.5 million cubic metres Harvest (volume) industrial roundwood (2002) 73.6 million cubic metres Harvest (area) industrial roundwood 189,277 hectares Status of Crown land (2001) Stocked (82 per cent) 3.6 million hectares Understocked (18 per cent) 770,000 hectares Area defoliated by insects and beetle-killed trees (2002) 4.0 million hectares Number of fires (2003) 2,447 Area burned (2003) 266,412 hectares BC Forest Industry FAQs Value of exports (2003) $12.6 billion Softwood lumber $5.3 billion Wood pulp $2.6 billion Newsprint $600 million Waferboard $600 million Other paper and paperboard $1.2 billion Converted paper $16.2 million Other products $2.1 billion Major Export Markets (2003) $12.6 billion United States $7.8 billion Japan $1.9 billion European Union $1.0 billion China $600 million South and Central America $200 million Other countries $1.1 billion Wood Products Manufacturing (2001) $11.2 billion Number of establishments: Wood manufacturing (2001) 900 Wages and Salaries Wood products manufacturing (2001) $1.7 billion Logging Not available New Investments (2003) $600 million
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