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Madhya Pradesh with 77,265 kmÇ has the

maximum area under forest cover, followed by Arunachal Pradesh (68,045 kmÇ)

and Chhattisgarh (56,448 kmÇ). Considering proportion of geographic area under

forest cover, the Union Territory of Lakshdweep, due to inclusion of coconut

plantations within forest cover, has the maximum percentage (85.91 percent). It is

followed by Andaman & Nicobar Islands (84.01 percent), Mizoram (82.98

percent), Arunachal Pradesh (81.25 percent) and Nagaland (80.49 percent).

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The Indian union territory with the minimum forest cover is Lakshadweep. This is because Lakshadweep is a group of coral islands located in the Arabian Sea, where the availability of land for forests is limited due to the islands' small size and ecological characteristics, such as sandy soil and low rainfall.

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