Jackson County is one of the most heavily forested counties in North Carolina. Nantahala National Forest covers enormous swaths of the western and southern portions, and private land throughout the county is predominantly wooded with oak, poplar, and rhododendron. The Cashiers plateau supports a mix of cove hardwoods and white pine. LandMatch maps forest cover percentage from NLCD satellite data on every parcel, helping you find the deeply wooded tracts that provide seclusion and wildlife corridors.
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