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Figure 13.22--Percentage (A) and absolute (B) changes in annual softwood harvest levels from private timberland in the South, 1995 to 2040, as projected by the Subregional Timber Supply Model, by USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station, Forest Inventory and Analysis survey unit, under the IH (base case) assumptions of inelastic timber demand and high plantation volume growth rates.



A

Map of survey units of the South showing modest softwood losses in Louisiana, western Mississippi, and western Virginia, and in northern Georgia, Kentucky and Oklahoma, plus several-fold gains across Arkansas, most of Kentucky, and Tennessee, and to a lesser degree across northern Alabama, the eastern Gulf Coast, eastern North Carolina and central Virginia


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B

Map of survey units of the South showing losses up to 40 million cubic feet near the Arkansas-Louisiana border, central Mississippi, and eastern South and North Carolina, and gains of greater than forty six million in western North Carolina and Virginia, eastern Alabama, Texas and Louisiana, central Tennessee and northwestern Arkansas


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