Volume of timber (FAO) by country

Countries reporting
46
Highest
3.66 million Thousand cubic metres
Germany
Lowest
1,480 Thousand cubic metres
Iceland
Median
516,785 Thousand cubic metres
Years covered
36
1990–2025
Data points
276

What the numbers show

Volume of timber (FAO) is currently reported for 46 countries. The highest value is 3.66 million Thousand cubic metres in Germany; the lowest is 1,480 Thousand cubic metres in Iceland.

The median across all reporting countries is 516,785 Thousand cubic metres, and the mean is 878,155 Thousand cubic metres.

The gap between the highest and lowest reporting country is a factor of about 2,473.

Over the past decade 35 countries rose and 10 fell. The largest increase was in Iceland (up 184.6%), and the largest decrease in Portugal (down 9.9%).

Volume of timber: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Germany 3.66 million Thousand cubic metres 2025 down 0.1% rising
2 Sweden 3.54 million Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 1.9% rising
3 France 3.03 million Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 6.0% rising
4 Poland 2.70 million Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 6.1% rising
4 Poland 2.70 million Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 6.1% rising
6 Finland 2.54 million Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 3.7% rising
7 Romania 2.38 million Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 7.1% rising
8 Ukraine 2.33 million Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 7.5% rising
9 Italy 1.34 million Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 0.7% rising
10 Spain 1.33 million Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 25.8% rising
11 Norway 1.18 million Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 2.9% rising
12 Austria 1.18 million Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 3.4% rising
13 Czechia 967,260 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 0.5% flat
14 Bulgaria 757,520 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 11.4% rising
15 United Kingdom 686,000 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 7.7% rising
15 United Kingdom 686,000 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 7.7% rising
17 Latvia 655,030 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 0.7% rising
17 Latvia 655,030 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 0.7% rising
19 Serbia 634,030 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 23.7% rising
20 Lithuania 588,370 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 9.6% rising
20 Lithuania 588,370 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 9.6% rising
22 Slovakia 540,570 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 1.0% rising
22 Slovakia 540,570 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 1.0% rising
24 Bosnia and Herzegovina 493,000 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 23.4% rising
25 Estonia 467,160 Thousand cubic metres 2025 down 6.0% rising
25 Estonia 467,160 Thousand cubic metres 2025 down 6.0% rising
27 Croatia 440,600 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 6.2% rising
27 Croatia 440,600 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 6.2% rising
29 Switzerland 436,810 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 0.1% rising
30 Hungary 418,490 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 10.6% rising
31 Slovenia 379,120 Thousand cubic metres 2025 down 0.8% rising
31 Slovenia 379,120 Thousand cubic metres 2025 down 0.8% rising
33 Greece 215,280 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 16.2% rising
34 Belgium 178,590 Thousand cubic metres 2025 down 0.5% rising
35 Portugal 154,210 Thousand cubic metres 2025 down 9.9% flat
36 Denmark 145,050 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 10.6% rising
37 Montenegro 122,590 Thousand cubic metres 2025 unchanged rising
38 Netherlands 85,870 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 8.7% rising
38 Netherlands 85,870 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 8.7% rising
40 North Macedonia 80,160 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 1.4% flat
41 Albania 52,430 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 4.6% falling
42 Moldova 43,700 Thousand cubic metres 2025 down 3.7% rising
42 Moldova 43,700 Thousand cubic metres 2025 down 3.7% rising
44 Luxembourg 36,370 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 11.1% rising
45 Liechtenstein 1,900 Thousand cubic metres 2025 down 9.5% rising
46 Iceland 1,480 Thousand cubic metres 2025 up 184.6% volatile

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Indicator
Volume of timber (FAO)
Unit
Thousand cubic metres
Source
Eurostat
Licence
CC BY 4.0 (Eurostat)
Coverage
46 places, 276 data points, 1990–2025
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