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Hello,
I recently measured an Atlas Cedar tree in Oregon at 302 AF
Points (5’
4” DBH). I was trying to find what the largest Atlas Cedar is in
the
US, but since this is a non-native tree, the data is hard to
come by
and the National Register doesn’t track it.
The tree I measured is an Atlas Cedar, not a Blue Atlas
Cedar. I
checked each states champion registry. Not all list non-native
trees.
Some are very outdated lists.
The largest documented Atlas Cedar I could find is a 310 AF
point in
Washington state as measured in 1992.
Does anyone know what the largest is?
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Bob Van Pelt wrote on February 15, 2009
Greetings,
I have measured 350 point Atlas cedars in Washington, Oregon, and
California.
Max dimensions rank from 125 feet tall to 6.3 feet in diameter,
and
110 feet wide.
For Oregon, there is a 360 point tree in Sherwood, at 110 NE 2nd
St.
It may have been cut down - I seem to remember it being near a
sidewalk.
Cheers,
- BVP
On Feb 15, 7:11 am, "Will Blozan" <tree_hun...@bellsouth.net>
wrote:
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