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Original identification: Thuja plicata
Current identification: Thuja plicata
Photographer: Clayton J. Antieau
Date Photographed: July 26, 2014
Location: U.S.A., Washington, Jefferson County: The famous Duncan Memorial Cedar (aka Nolan Creek Tree); by some authorities considered the largest known western redcedar in the world.
Elevation: [not provided]
Coordinates: 47° 43' 11" N, 124° 18' 54" W
Phenology: Vegetative
Comments: The tree is 19.4 feet in diameter and 178 feet tall and estimated to be 1,000 years old. Photo taken during a field session of WA Native Plant Society's Study Weekend.
