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Submitted to: European Journal of Forest Research 

Persistence and change – Exploring the driving forces of long‐term  forest cover dynamics in the Swiss lowlands 

Christin Lorana*, Felix Kienasta, Matthias Bürgi  

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a WSL Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research, Zürcherstrasse 111, 

8903 Birmensdorf, Switzerland   

*Corresponding author: 

Tel:  +41 44 739 2817 (Phone)  Fax:  +41 44  739 2215 (FAX)  Mail:   Christin.loran@wsl.ch 

   

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Fig. 3: New and continuous forest cover in Canton Zurich since 1850. In general new forest patches are found all  over the canton, but major clusters are found especially east of lake Zurich and in the south‐east towards the  boarder of the canton. 

Tab. 3: Forest cover and infrastructure (road and railway lines) within the forest patches. 

YEAR  Forest Cover (km²)  Infrastructure (km²)  Proportion of infrastructure (%) 

1850  526.67  1.94  0.37 

1880  499.48  1.88  0.38 

1910  501.74  2.49  0.50 

1940  498.25  2.66  0.53 

1970  477.32  3.51  0.74 

2000  506.78  4.69  0.93 

 

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