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List about the cities with the most trees in the world

Imagine that you are walking in the heat wave of summer, at three in the afternoon, down a huge avenue in a big city. The streets are deserted and there is not a shadow to shelter you from so that the sun does not burn you. Now imagine the same scenario, but the avenue is full of leafy trees that form almost a continuous shadow with their glasses. The thing changes, right?

In this list about the cities with the most trees in the world you can find:
15. SACRAMENT
14. TAMPA
13. CAMBRIDGE (MASSACHUSETTS)
12. SIDNEY
11. TORONTO
10. AMSTERDAM
9. VANCOUVER
8. JOHANNESBURG
7. GENOA
6. MONTREAL
5. OSLO
4. FRANKFURT
3. DURBAN
2. SINGAPORE
1. NOT ALL ARE PARKS



16. SEATTLE
Seattle It is one of the most sustainable cities in the US, and it has also been proposed, by 2050, to become a carbon neutral city. Its woodland index is 20%.

15. SACRAMENT
In addition to having enough trees in its streets (23.6% coverage rate), this Californian city stands out for its 'green jewel', the American River Parkway: a huge park articulated around the river with a bicycle path of more than 30 kilometers

14. TAMPA
Tampa This megaurbe from Florida ranks number 1 on the list, with tree coverage (quantified with the Green View Index) of 36.1%. The city, which has a population density of 1,283 inhabitants per square kilometer, is one of the most populated on the southeastern coast of the United States. There is still much to be done to improve the livability of this great city, which is also characterized by traffic problems in its large avenues.

13. CAMBRIDGE (MASSACHUSETTS)
This city, with a population density of 6,586 inhabitants per square kilometer and famous for housing Harvard University, has a green coverage percentage of 25.3.

12. SIDNEY
This Australian city obtained an index of 25.9%. Its authorities have launched an interesting urban regeneration project called Central 2 Eveleigh. Its objective is to break the barriers that produce the great roads of Sydney to get a more livable city and where the pedestrian is the protagonist.

11. TORONTO
Toronto We finished our tour of the big wooded cities in Canada. Toronto introduced a new legislation a few years ago that requires installing green roofs on the roofs of industrial and residential buildings of new construction. Its tree index is 19.5%.

10. AMSTERDAM
A pioneer in sustainable mobility, we all think of Amsterdam as an example of a bicycle friendly city. In addition, it has a good number of trees planted in its streets, and the coverage rate is 20.6%.

9. VANCOUVER
Vancouver They say Vancouver is one of the best cities in the world to live. Surely its good coverage of trees, of 25.9%, has much to do!

8. JOHANNESBURG
Johannesburg We continue in South Africa, as its most populated city occupies the next position in the list, with a tree coverage of 23.6%

7. GENOA
Genoa In its time it was one of the most industrial Italian cities, but now Genoa is being reconverted and its managers are trying to give it a facelift. The objective is to achieve a more livable, sustainable and attractive city for tourism. The index calculated by Treepedia is 21.4% tree coverage.

6. MONTREAL
We are still in Canada, and it seems that the authorities of Montreal are betting on a more livable city model, as shown by the fact that they have already organized two sustainable mobility summits. According to Treepedia data, its degree of tree coverage is 25.5%.

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