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    Land usage in Rockingham Forest

    Only one sixth of the area is now woodland, half is arable fields and a quarter is used for pasture.
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    Below is the table for land use across RFV, based on the “Land Cover Map, 2019”

    https://www.ceh.ac.uk/ukceh-land-cover-maps

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    Rivers and brooks
    Woods and fields
    Quarried land
    Parkland
    Grazing land

    Rockingham Forest Vision:

    landscapes for the future, inspired by the past

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