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2011). The objective of this study was   these were grouped into uses/land
              to  analyze  the  relationship  between   cover such as “Native forest”, “Crops
              changes in land use and the growth in   and grasslands”, “Shrublands”, “Other
              the population of the mountain areas   covers”, “Forest plantations” and “Urban”.
              in the La Araucanía region in 1994 and   The uses / land cover with the greatest
              2013. For this, a cartographic analysis   surface change were the categories
              was carried  out  according  to the   “Native forest”, “Shrublands” and “Crops
              vegetation cadastres of CONAMA-BIRF   and grasslands”. Regarding population
              (1999) and CONAF-CONAMA (2009),   changes, all the communes register
              a cross-tabulation matrix analysis of   low growth except for the commune
              change and, finally, the population of   of Pucón, which presented the highest
              the Andean communes of Lonquimay,   growth rate with 6.48%, followed by
              Melipeuco, Curarrehue and Pucón was   Curarrehue (0.69%), Lonquimay (1.5%)
              projected for the years 1994 and 2013   and Melipeuco (0.75%). Population
              based on the 1982, 1992, 2002 and 2017   growth is a factor that alters the balance
              censuses according to the calculation of   that generally leads to an exploitation
              the growth rate of Maldonado (2005).   of mountain resources and generates a
              As a result of the analyzed cadastres,   greater demand for services.







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