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It depends on the spacing.

If you plant a tree every 2 meters then you will be able to fit ~250,000 trees into 1 square kilometer.

I have tree planted for 2 years in northern Ontario, Canada and the spacing has always been about 7 feet (just over 2 meters); Depending on species of trees and land type this may change slightly.

In reality you can't just put a tree in the ground every 7 feet though; In a square kilometer there could be naturals (trees already growing, cap rock, boulders, stumps, swamp, slash, animal carcasses, water (lakes, rivers, puddles, etc), roads, trash (such as abandoned machinery, oil buckets, etc), all of which can prevent a tree planter from making money...and planting a tree.

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The number of trees that can be planted in 1 square kilometer depends on the spacing between the trees. For example, if trees are planted with a spacing of 2 meters by 2 meters (4 square meters per tree), then approximately 250,000 trees can be planted in 1 square kilometer.

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