An appraisal of Indonesia’s immense peat carbon stock using national peatland maps: uncertainties and potential losses from conversion

Table 3 Peat Area (ha) by province and depth class published in the MoA maps

Province	Depth class				Total area	%
Province	50–100 cm	100–200 cm	200–300 cm	>300 cm	Total area	%
West Kalimantan	421,697	818,460	192,988	246,989	1,680,134	11
Central Kalimantan	572,372	508,648	632,989	945,225	2,659,234	18
South Kalimantan	10,185	21,124	74,962	–	106,271	1
East Kalimantan	44,357	41,582	171,830	74,597	332,366	2
Kalimantan total	1,048,611	1,389,814	1,072,769	1,266,811	4,778,005	32
Aceh Darussalam	144,274	71,430	–	–	215,704	1
Bangka Belitung	42,568	–	–	–	42,568	0
Bengkulu	3856	802	2451	944	8053	0
Jambi	91,816	142,716	345,811	40,746	621,089	4
Kepulauan Riau	103	8083	–	–	8186	0
Lampung	49,331	–	–	–	49,331	0
Riau	509,209	908,553	838,538	1,611,114	3,867,414	26
West Sumatra	11,454	24,370	14,533	50,329	100,686	1
South Sumatra	705,357	515,400	41,627	–	1,262,384	8
North Sumatra	209,335	36,472	–	15,427	261,234	2
Sumatra total	1,767,303	1,707,826	1,242,960	1,718,560	6,436,649	43
Papua	1,506,913	817,651	319,874	1,718,560	2,644,438	18
Papua Barat	918,610	–	127,873	–	1,046,483	7
Papua total	2,425,523	817,651	447,747	–	3,690,921	25
Total	5,241,437	3,915,291	2,763,476	2,985,371	14,905,575	100
%	35	26	19	20	100

ISSN: 1750-0680