List of forests managed by the Forestry Commission

Columns: Name | Location | Size ( hectares ) | Description
Dalby Forest | North Yorkshire | 3440 | Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors national park . It is home to several rare insect species | Delamere Forest | Cheshire | 972 | Delamere is the largest forest in Cheshire , though was once part of the larger Forests of Mara and Mondrem . The Sandstone Trail passes through the forest | Dunwich Forest | Suffolk | 270 | Dunwich Forest was primarily a commercial coniferous forest until 2006 , when the Forestry Commission and partner organisations began to convert it to mixed woodland and heathland | Dymock Woods | Gloucestershire | 506 | Dymock Woods contains a Site of Special Scientific Interest and some ancient woodland | Forest of Bere | Hampshire | The Forestry Commission manages the remnants of the former royal forest of Bere . The Forest of Bere was one of the forests passed to the Commission upon its establishment in 1919 . It has been a major timber forest , providing wood for shipbuilding and resulting in fluctuating forest cover | Forest of Dean | Gloucestershire | 12000 | The Forest of Dean is an ancient forest . It contains the largest number of ancient oak trees anywhere in Britain | Friston Forest | East Sussex | 850 | Friston Forest contains many walking and cycling routes . It is in the South Downs and is home to some rare butterflies

Example questions:
The Forestry Commission forest located in a ceremonial county with an administrative center in Truro , is made up mostly of plantations of what trees ? | Maidstone is the county town of the county that is home to a Forestry Commission arboretum that has how many trees ? | What castle is in a Forestry Commission forest that is in a South West England county that includes the city of Bath ? | Carlisle is the county town of the county that is home to a Forestry Commission forest that is how many square kilometers ?

Answers:
conifers | over 10,000 | Castle Neroche | 24.47