Forest area of Bangladesh comprises of __ percent of total land in Bangladesh .

Forest area of Bangladesh comprises of __ percent of total land in Bangladesh . Correct Answer 17.08

17.5% The total area of forest land is 2.53 million hectares representing about 17.5% of the country's area. Bangladesh Forest Department manages 1.53 million hectares of forest land.
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