Table 3. Top ten municipalities with the greatest net gain (+) and net loss (−) of woody vegetation between 2001 and 2010.

Municipality	State	Ecoregion	Municipality Area(km2)	Net Change (km2)	Woody (R)	(p-value)	% Change
Cumaribo	Vichada	Caquetá Moist	65,568	+1,065	0.79	0.005	3
Tibú	N. Santander	Mag-Urabá Moist	2,680	+638	0.87	0.0008	45
Uribia	La Guajira	Guajira Xeric	7,890	+589	0.67	0.03	2,148
Maguí	Nariño	Chocó-Darién Moist	1,634	+394	0.66	0.03	62
Medio Baudó	Chocó	Chocó-Darién Moist	1,428	+344	0.63	0.04	56
Lloró	Chocó	Chocó-Darién Moist	802	+322	0.74	0.05	108
Sardinata	N. Santander	Mag-Urabá Moist	1,454	+211	0.78	0.007	26
Rioviejo	Bolívar	Mag-Urabá Moist	1,284	+178	0.64	0.04	40
San Benito Abad	Sucre	Mag-Urabá Moist	1,520	+164	0.83	0.002	447
Tiquisio	Bolívar	Mag-Urabá Moist	773	+134	0.62	0.05	52
La Macarena	Meta	Caquetá Moist	10,756	−712	−0.62	0.05	−17
Arauquita	Arauca	Apure-Villavicencio	3,218	−471	−0.63	0.04	−29
Tame	Arauca	Apure-Villavicencio	5,433	−409	−0.74	0.01	−17
Remedios	Antioquia	Northern Andean	2,045	−384	−0.87	0.001	−27
Mapiripán	Meta	Llanos	12,018	−359	−0.75	0.01	−5
Puerto Gaitán	Meta	Llanos	17,397	−199	−0.83	0.002	−10
Fortul	Arauca	Cordillera Oriental	1,067	−126	−0.84	0.03	−24
Trinidad	Casanare	Llanos	2,973	−121	−0.74	0.01	−26
San Luis de Palenque	Casanare	Llanos	3,005	−104	−0.61	0.05	−27
Segovia	Antioquia	Northern Andean	1,154	−103	−0.83	0.002	−10

Columns show area, net change, correlation coefficient (R), p-value, and the percentage of change of the top ten municipalities with greatest net gain and loss between 2001 and 2010.