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Значения термина forest area на английском

Значения для термина "forest area" отсутствуют.
Использование термина forest area на английском
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But it's about the site; in a forest area that is a protected wildlife zone.
Reuters
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Similar to Lyon's Falls but not as high, it was also in the state forest area.
The devil's closet
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Alby pointed to the southwest corner, the forest area fronted with several sickly trees and benches.
The Maze Runner
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Up to 60 endangered Sumatran elephants also used the forest area slated for clearing, the report said.
Reuters
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The Belair Hotel has good equestrian amenities and is located close to a forest area of Wicklow.
The Irish Times
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Central Kalimantan has lost about a third of its forest area and has Borneo's largest peat carbon store.
Reuters
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The forest area is estimated at one hundred and twenty million acres; but that is only a guess.
The Canadian Commonwealth
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Hooker, attempting an invasion of Virginia, got caught in the tangled forest area called "the Wilderness."
A History of the United States
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In this case, he has conducted mining activities in the protected forest area which is banned for exploration, Hadi said.
Reuters
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The annual net loss of natural forest area appears to be falling, thanks to significantly more regeneration, restoration and reforestation.
Reuters
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The net loss of forest area slowed to 5.2 million a year between 2000 and 2010.
Reuters
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The Air Corps is assisting Northern Ireland emergency services to deal with a fire in Tollymore forest area in Co Down.
The Irish Times
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India was forced to send more troops to the Shamsbari forest area to end the firefight against the heavily armed militants.
Reuters
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Across the seas lay the great Portuguese colony of Brazil, in whose vast forest area he might find a safe refuge.
Historic Tales: The Romance of Reality. Vol. 03 (of 15), Spanish...
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The body was discovered by a passer-by in a small forest area next to some playing fields in the Marlay Park.
The Irish Times
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And, he has to be very careful every time he ventures into the rain forest area; Timothy Drood's still in there somewhere.
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