Today it is 75percentt wooded, a dense, largely uninterrupted forest created by natural regeneration.
To your right uninterrupted forest and mountains; on your left the bay, scattered palm topped islands and fish jumping.
The northern coniferous, or boreal, forest (taiga) is the world's second largest area of uninterrupted forest; only Russia has a greater expanse of boreal forest.
We followed Route 303 due south until evidence of the commercial world receded and we came upon rural vistas: long, uninterrupted stretches of forest, swamps, fields and cows -- a rare sight in Low Country -- visible grazing in muddy roadside pens.
This region is part of one of the largest uninterrupted expanses of forest remaining in the Amazon.
On Thailand's west bank, fields of rice, corn and maize are woven with banana palms, fruit trees and neat villages, while directly across the water thick forest cascades uninterrupted to the shore.
From this point west, Wildwood Trail runs through forest generally uninterrupted by buildings but crisscrossed by shorter trails, small streams, roads, and firelanes.
I stayed in the "Cabin", created by interior design wunderkind Marten Cyren, which juts out seemingly unsupported over the hillside, the bed positioned square in front of a picture window to give uninterrupted bird's-eye views of the forest and Lulea Valley beyond.
The climax vegetation (i.e., natural vegetation permitted to develop uninterrupted) in most parts of the country is forest.
But replacement evergreens stand tall again, the "continuousness of the forest," as Thoreau put it, still "uninterrupted".
Contiguity- or adjacency-based neighbourhoods are based on topology (O'Sullivan and Unwin 2003, pages 43 to 44) and are best described in an application to spatial data represented as uninterrupted polygons (i.e. satellite, census or forest inventory data; Figure 1c).
