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Country comparison

Bangladesh vs Morocco

Averaged across every city Airleaf has measured in each country — 46 in Bangladesh and 37 in Morocco — each read the same way: Sentinel-2 imagery at 10 m detail over a 2 km radius, and the live US EPA air quality index.

Bangladesh averages more tree cover — 54.0% against 5.3%.

Morocco averages cleaner air — AQI 41 against 100.

Tree cover gap
48.8 points
Bangladesh is ahead.
Air quality gap
59 AQI
Morocco is cleaner.
Cities behind it
46 vs 37
How much each average rests on.
Bangladesh

46 cities measured

Morocco

37 cities measured

Average tree cover

Mean across measured cities, each over the same 2 km radius.

54.0%

5.3%

Average air quality index

US EPA index. Lower is better.

100

41

Cities measured

How much each average rests on.

46

37

Trees standing

Summed across every measured city in each country.

7.3M

584K

Cities below their target

Share of measured cities short of the canopy target. Lower is better.

17% (8)

100% (37)

Trees still needed

Summed across measured cities, to reach their canopy targets. Fewer is better.

292K

2.7M

Behind the averages

The extremes in each country

An average says nothing about how far apart the best and worst places are. These are the measured cities at each end.

Bangladesh

Greenest measured city
Mohammadpur95.5% tree cover
Worst air right now
TungiAQI 179

Morocco

Greenest measured city
Rabat17.7% tree cover
Worst air right now
NadorAQI 56

Reading these numbers

What a country average is, and is not

It is a mean of cities

Not a national statistic. Each figure is the average across the cities Airleaf has measured in that country — 46 in Bangladesh and 37 in Morocco — each read over the same 2 km radius. Rural land, forest and everywhere unmeasured are not in it, so this compares urban areas rather than territories.

Coverage shapes the number

A country measured mostly in its capital reads differently from one measured across dozens of towns. Bangladesh rests on 46 cities against 37, so its average is the steadier of the two. Both firm up as coverage grows.

Frequently asked

Bangladesh and Morocco, answered

Which country has more tree cover, Bangladesh or Morocco?

Bangladesh, averaging 54.0% across its measured cities against 5.3% — a gap of 48.8 percentage points.

Which has cleaner air, Bangladesh or Morocco?

Morocco, averaging AQI 41 against 100 on the US EPA index. These are live readings averaged across cities, so the gap moves with the weather.

How many cities is each figure based on?

46 measured cities in Bangladesh and 37 in Morocco. Every one was read the same way, so the two averages are directly comparable — but a country with more measured cities has the more settled figure.

Is this the whole country?

No. It is the cities Airleaf has measured, each over a 2 km radius from its centre. Forest, farmland and unmeasured towns are not included, so treat this as a comparison of urban tree cover and urban air rather than of national land cover.

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