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

Table 4 Difference in peat area between MoA and WI maps (Area_MoA–Area_WI) by province and depth class

Province	Depth class				Total area	%
Province	<50 cm	50–100 cm	100–200 cm	>200 cm	Total area	%
West Kalimantan	−36,673	−16,475	81,349	−78,047	−49,846	1
Central Kalimantan	−75,990	−386,114	46,249	64,449	−351,406	6
South Kalimantan	−76,785	−69,183	−57,642	−21,748	−225,358	4
East Kalimantan	–	−220,202	−70,929	−73,500	−364,631	6
Kalimantan total	−189,448	−691,974	−973	−108,846	−991,241	16
Aceh	–	142,055	−104,128	−96,274	−58,347	1
Bangka Belitung	–	42,568	−54,724	−8896	−21,052	0
Bengkulu	–	268	−36,515	−18,753	−55,000	1
Jambi	–	−704	−64,905	−30,140	−95,749	2
Lampung	–	49,331	−87,567	–	−38,236	1
Riau	–	433,118	−407,790	−193,329	−168,001	3
West Sumatra	–	−77,899	−18,447	−13,202	−109,548	2
South Sumatra	–	639,156	−793,432	−3382	−157,658	3
North Sumatra	–	162,123	−191,952	−34,273	−64,102	1
Sumatra total	–	1,390,016	−1,759,460	−398,249	−767,693	13
Papua	−180,493	−3,025,025	116,414	−1,267,696	−4,356,800	72
West Papua	–	74,168	–	−1902	72,266	1
Papua total	−180,493	−2,950,857	116,414	−1,269,598	−4,284,534	71
Total	−369,941	−2,302,146	−1,644,019	−1,776,693	−6,043,468	100
%	6	38	27	29	100

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