big trees list(coast redwood)
Michael
mtaylor at redwood.northcoast.com
Fri Feb 3 07:45:58 EST 1995
COAST REDWOODS WITH TRUNK VOLUMES OF 20,000 CUBIC FEET OR MORE
by Michael Taylor and Ron Hildebrant
RNP-Redwood National Park
HRSP-Humboldt Redwoods State Park
PCRSP-Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park
JSSP-Jedediah Smith State Park
Name Location Vol(cubic ft) Height Dbh Comments
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Sir Isaac PCRSP 33,900 313' 22.4' Largest known living coast redwood.
Newton Scores 1183 points on A.F.A. point
Tree system. The new A.F.A. champion.
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Newton B. PCRSP 31,000 273' 19.2' Very slow taper all the way to top.
Drury Looks more like a giant sequoia.
Tree At 50' high it is still 18' in diameter.
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Howland JSSP 29,406 325' 18.9' Located right off Howland Hill rd.
Hill Very obvious tree with a slow taper.
Giant A perfect specimen. Nice symmetrical
trunk and about 160' to first branch.
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Browns PCRSP 27,139 255' 20.6' Slow taper to huge break. Original
Creek top probably put volume at over
Tree 30,000 cubic ft.
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The Late HRSP 27,088 372' 16.7' Was the world's tallest tree, but now
Dyerville it is the world's longest tree as it fell in
Giant 1991. Tree weighed about 800 tons.
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Giant HRSP 26,662 363' 16.9' Largest tree alive in HRSP. Was likely
Tree over 400' tall at one time.
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Bull HRSP 26,540 346' 18.3' Enormous tree near Bull Creek.
Creek Shows signs of great age.
Giant
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Westridge PCRSP 26,000 23.1' 233' Has largest dbh of any known living
Giant coast redwood. Increment bore studies
done in 1991 give a minimum age
estimate of 2500 years. Very dilapidated.
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Stout JSSP 25,669 16.8' 341' Much misinformation has been given
Tree on this tree. Our careful work refutes
dbh of 21' and claim to largest redwood.
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Terrex PCRSP 25,404 22.7' 270' The elements have not been kind to this tree.
Giant Has a very twisted, knotted and weathered trunk.
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Elk PCRSP 24,752 21.0' 301' Tapers very slowly in last 80' of trunk.
Tree
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Broccoli PCRSP 21,453 20.3' 286' Looks like a large broccoli plant.
Tree
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Big PCRSP 20,700 21.6 287' Has a large root swell that inflates it's actual
Tree size. A real big tourist attraction, but there
are much more impressive trees nearby for those
willing to hike a little.
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