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Table 16.10--Area of timberland by stand-age class and forest management type, Southern United States^a, 1999

Stand-age class	Forest management typeb
	All types	Pine planted	Oak-pine planted	Natural pine	Natural oak-pine	Upland hardwood	Lowland hardwood	Non- stocked
	Thousand acres
0–7	25,715	8,495	1,607	3,019	2,624	7,327	2,384	259
8–12	16,137	6,500	829	2,199	1,801	3,529	1,228	51
13–17	14,911	5,492	559	2,583	1,908	3,369	992	8
18–22	13,987	3,813	266	3,257	2,172	3,441	1,023	15
23–27	12,842	2,413	253	3,419	2,273	3,366	1,111	6
28–32	12,270	1,476	189	3,356	2,323	3,672	1,252	3
33–37	12,605	1,034	120	3,297	2,236	4,137	1,781	0
38–42	12,655	506	72	3,056	2,053	4,791	2,177	0
43–47	11,483	132	25	2,465	1,821	4,740	2,300	—
48–52	10,876	101	13	1,857	1,533	4,926	2,444	2
53–57	9,753	80	7	1,616	1,198	4,253	2,598	—
58–62	8,823	17	—	1,059	889	4,292	2,564	2
63–67	6,966	24	—	762	706	3,255	2,217	3
68–72	5,198	—	—	599	388	2,733	1,476	2
73–77	4,097	3	—	358	419	2,001	1,315	2
78–82	2,836	—	—	218	246	1,425	944	2
83–87	2,259	—	6	124	205	1,137	788	—
88–92	1,833	—	—	91	146	882	713	—
93–97+	3,144	—	—	143	224	1,798	980	—
All classes	18,388	30,086	3,945	33,479	25,164	65,075	30,285	355

Numbers in columns may not sum to totals due to rounding

A dash (—) indicates no sample for the cell; 0 indicates a value of > 0 but < .5 for the cell.

a Excludes Kentucky

b Data are based on FIA surveys conducted between 1990 and 1999.

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