Reserved Forests
Main article: Reserved forests and protected forests of IndiaForests cover over 17% of the state's geographical area.
Satellite views:Godumalai Reserved Forest, Gir Forest,Kanjamalai Reserved Forest,Semmalai Reserved Forest, Tirttamalai Reserved Forest.
- Ajjampati Reserved Forest
- Arasadi Arivetti Reserved Forest
- Ayyur Reserved Forest
- Bailnad Reserved Forest
- Belur Reserved Forest
- Bothakkadu Reserved Forest
- Chitteri Extension Reserved Forest
- Chitteri Reserved Forest
- Godumalai Reserved Forest
- Jadaa Gaundan Slopes Reserved Forest
- Jalluttu Reserved Forest
- Karavallikkombai Reserved Forest
- Kottappatti Reserved Forest
- Kuttar Extension Reserved Forest
- Lokur Reserved Forest
- Manmalai Reserved Forest
- Mattikottai Reserved Forest
- Mavar Reserved Forest
- Nagalur Reserved Forest
- Nanmangalam Reserve Forest
- Nochikuttai Reserved Forest
- Paittur Reserved Forest
- Pallikarani Reserved Forest
- Pallippatti Reserved Forest
- Parigam Reserved Forest
- Sittilingi Reserved Forest
- Takari Reserved Forest
- Thombal Reserved Forest
- Toppur Reserved Forest
- Varagur Reserved Forest
A useful source naming many Reserve forests is detailed Topographic Maps of India.
Read more about this topic: Protected Areas Of Tamil Nadu
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