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American Forests National Champion Tree List 2018 American Forests National Champion Tree List 2018 As of December 2018 year total id status species common_name scientific_name nominated circumference height spread points state county or location 2648 Champion ACACIA Blackbrush Acacia rigidula 1999 21 28 39 59 AZ Glendale 5060 Champion ACACIA Koa Acacia koa 2012 343 115 93 481 HI Kona Hema Preserve 5731 Champion ACACIA Whitethorn Vachellia constricta 2016 13 16.5 18.5 34 AZ Marana 6326 Champion AILANTHUS Tree-of-heaven Ailanthus altissima 2018 194 58 66 269 PA Philadelphia 2651 Champion ALASKA-CEDAR Cupressus nootkatensis 1979 454 124 28 585 WA Olympic NP 2652 Champion ALDER Arizona Alnus oblongifolia 1982 199 128 58 342 NM Cibola NF 5000 Champion ALDER European Alnus glutinosa 2011 106 95 40 211 IA Davenport 5792 Champion ALDER Hazel Alnus serrulata 2016 29 44 47 85 VA Northampton County 2656 Champion ALDER Mountain Alnus incana ssp. tenuifolia 1995 94 71 39 175 WA Umatilla NF 5758 Champion ALDER Red Alnus rubra 2016 165 98 68 280 OR Benton County 5768 Champion ALDER Sitka Alnus viridis ssp. sinuata 2016 15 26 6 43 MT Flathead 5326 Champion ALDER Speckled Alnus incana ssp. rugosa 2013 40 53 28 100 NY Livingston County 2660 Champion ALDER White Alnus rhombifolia 1986 151 91 31 250 OR Polk 2661 Champion ALLTHORN Koeberlinia spinosa 1993 27 23 19 55 AZ Boyce Thompson Arboretum 4536 Champion AMERICAN-HAZEL Hazelnut Corylus americana 2009 40 35 35 84 MI Washtenaw 5279 Champion ANACAHUITA Cordia boissieri 2013 90 26 38.5 126 TX Edinburg 3968 Co-Champion ANACUA Ehretia anacua 2007 148 40 65.5 204 TX DeWitt County 3967 Co-Champion ANACUA Ehretia anacua 2007 144 51 46.5 207 TX Mission 5222 Co-Champion ANACUA Ehretia anacua 2013 147 49 43.5 207 TX Kenedy 5424 Champion ANISE-TREE Yellow Illicium parviflorum 2014 9 20 4 30 FL Marion 5645 Champion APPLE Common Malus sylvestris 2015 197 27 29.5 231 ME West Falmouth 6170 Champion APPLE Oregon crab Malus fusca 90 48 73.5 156 WA Seattle 4784 Champion APPLE Prairie crab Malus ioensis 2011 39 23 30 70 MO Callaway 5852 Champion APPLE Southern crab Malus angustifolia 2017 112 45 40 167 MD Rockville 6337 Champion APPLE Sweet crab Malus coronaria 2018 56 34 40 100 VA Albermarle 6206 Champion ARBORVITAE Oriental Platycladus orientalis 2018 151 41 36 201 OK Grant County 6091 Champion ASH Black Fraxinus nigra 2017 137 85 75 241 NJ 4646 Champion ASH Blue Fraxinus quadrangulata 2009 208 82 72.5 308 KY Jefferson 5258 Champion ASH Carolina Fraxinus caroliniana 2013 136 116 45.5 263 FL Lake 2681 Champion ASH Fragrant Fraxinus cuspidata 2004 46 40 37 95 AZ Coconino NF 2682 Champion ASH Goodding Fraxinus gooddingii 1995 25 25 20 55 AZ Coronado NF 6196 Co-Champion ASH Green Fraxinus pennsylvanica 2018 226 96 99.5 347 MD Perryville 5795 Co-Champion ASH Green Fraxinus pennsylvanica 2016 237 97 83 355 VA Alexandria City 4602 Champion ASH Gregg Fraxinus greggii 2009 14 20.5 11 37 TX Big Bend NP 2685 Champion ASH Lowell Fraxinus anomala var. lowellii 2003 58 33 21 96 AZ Prescott NF 5042 Champion ASH Oregon Fraxinus latifolia 2007 285 81 74 385 OR Multnomah 4807 Champion ASH Singleleaf Fraxinus anomala var. anomala 2011 54 35 28 96 CO Mesa 5333 Champion ASH Texas Fraxinus texensis 2013 100 54 52 167 NY Monroe County 4378 Co-Champion ASH White Fraxinus americana 2009 244 117.5 99 386 MD Howard County 4660 Co-Champion ASH White Fraxinus americana 1983 283 84 84 388 NY Rockland 5032 Co-Champion ASH White Fraxinus americana 2012 255 115 111 398 NJ Morris 4854 Co-Champion ASH White Fraxinus americana 2011 252 118 128 402 NJ Morris 6260 Champion ASPEN Bigtooth Populus grandidentata 2018 116 111 54 241 MN Sandstone, Minnesota 4115 Champion ASPEN Quaking Populus tremuloides 2007 152 130 36 291 AZ Coronado NF 6032 Champion BACCHARIS Eastern Baccharis halimifolia 2016 36 20 20 61 VA City of Chesapeake 5898 Champion BALDCYPRESS Common Taxodium distichum 2017 626 91 87 739 LA Cat Island National Wildlife Refuge 2701 Champion BALDCYPRESS Montezuma Taxodium mucronatum 1995 336 70 90 429 TX San Benito 5136 Champion BASSWOOD American Tilia americana 2012 276 102 85.5 399 KY Lexington Cemetery 4365 Champion BASSWOOD Carolina Tilia americana var. caroliniana 2009 122 120 75 261 FL Wakulla 6347 Champion BASSWOOD White Tilia americana var. heterophylla 2018 186 90 81 296 VA Radford City 6053 Champion BAY Swamp Persea palustris 2017 114 50 54 178 VA City of Virginia Beach 5638 Co-Champion BAYBERRY Evergreen Morella caroliniensis 2015 6 14 14 24 VA City of Newport News 5637 Co-Champion BAYBERRY Evergreen Morella caroliniensis 2015 7 14 10 24 VA City of Newport News 5783 Co-Champion BAYBERRY Northern Morella pensylvanica 2016 30 16.5 15 50 CT Westport 4405 Co-Champion BAYBERRY Northern Morella pensylvanica 2009 25 21 20 51 NY Nassau 3789 Champion BAYBERRY Odorless Morella inodora 2007 15 27 16 46 AL Baldwin 4667 Champion BAYBERRY Pacific Morella californica 2010 97 24.17 34.17 130 OR Coos 5515 Champion BAYBERRY Southern Morella cerifera 2014 53 26 24 85 VA City of Chesapeake 4746 Champion BEECH American Fagus grandifolia 2010 293 92 42 396 MA Bristol 5303 Champion BIRCH Alaska paper Betula neoalaskana 2013 116 80 42 207 AK Private Property 6150 Co-Champion BIRCH European white Betula pendula 2018 140 62 64.5 218 ID Cambridge, Washington County 5750 Co-Champion BIRCH European white Betula pendula 2014 124 78 68 219 OR Clackamas County 4160 Champion BIRCH Gray Betula populifolia 2007 95 48 59 158 NJ Middle Township 4945 Champion BIRCH Kenai Betula papyrifera var. kenaica 2011 76 37 43 124 AK Kenai 4982 Champion BIRCH Mountain paper Betula papyrifera var. cordifolia 2011 63 48 32 119 NH Coos 2715 Champion BIRCH Mountain paper Betula papyrifera var. cordifolia 1973 108 90 88 220 MI Leelanau 4283 Champion BIRCH Paper Betula papyrifera 2008 199 113 85 333 WA Skagit 5910 Champion BIRCH River Betula nigra 2017 219 145 102.5 390 KY Buckhorn Lake State Park 6331 Co-Champion BIRCH Sweet Betula lenta 2018 140 91 64 247 VA Giles 6019 Co-Champion BIRCH Sweet Betula lenta 1988 170 62 71.17 250 NH New Boston 5310 Champion BIRCH Virginia roundleaf Betula uber 1978 35 54 31 97 VA Smyth County 4633 Champion BIRCH Water Betula occidentalis 2009 108 38 45 157 OR Wallowa 5973 Champion BIRCH Yellow Betula alleghaniensis 2017 242 95 80 357 ME Wayne 4671 Champion BITTERBUSH Picramnia pentandra 2010 13 15 16 32 FL Miami-Dade 2726 Champion BLACK-MANGROVE Black mangrove Avicennia germinans 2003 86 52 34 147 FL Monroe 2730 Champion BLACKBEAD Florida keys Pithecellobium keyense 1995 19 16 21 40 FL Monroe 2728 Champion BLACKBEAD Texas ebony Ebenopsis ebano 1991 190 46 75 255 TX McAllen 4605 Champion BLACKHAW Rusty Viburnum rufidulum 2009 69 27 41 106 TX Cherokee County 4757 Co-Champion BLACKHAW Smooth Viburnum prunifolium 2010 76 33 40 119 VA Albemarle County 5635 Co-Champion BLACKHAW Smooth Viburnum prunifolium 2015 80 31 37 120 VA Charlotte County 4308 Champion BLADDERNUT American Staphylea trifolia 2008 15 28 22 49 MI Berrien 2735 Champion BLADDERNUT Sierra Staphylea bolanderi 1986 14 28 12 45 CA Fresno County 4952 Co-Champion BLOLLY Longleaf Guapira discolor 2011 58 42 17 104 FL Miami-Dade 4953 Co-Champion BLOLLY Longleaf Guapira discolor 2011 35 64 22 105 FL Miami-Dade 5248 Champion BLUEBLOSSOM Blue-myrtle Ceanothus thyrsiflorus 2011 52 24 39 86 OR Curry 6212 Champion BLUEWOOD Condalia hookeri 2018 72 26 30 106 TX Hidalgo County 5501 Champion BOXELDER Acer negundo 2014 265 33 34 307 VA Essex County 2741 Champion BUCIDA Bucida buceras 1997 152 60 74 231 FL Miami-Dade 2743 Champion BUCKEYE California Aesculus californica 2001 176 46 60 237 CA Santa Cruz 5771 Champion BUCKEYE Ohio Aesculus glabra 2016 174 86 57 274 KY Lexington 3929 Champion BUCKEYE Texas Aesculus glabra var. arguta 2006 62 39 40 111 TX Gillespie County 4113 Champion BUCKEYE Yellow Aesculus flava 2007 295 81 56 390 VA Alleghany County 5009 Champion BUCKTHORN California Rhamnus californica 2011 42 18 34 69 AZ Montezuma's Well Nat. Monument 5226 Champion BUCKTHORN Carolina Rhamnus caroliniana 2013 12 31 15 47 NC Rutherford 3938 Champion BUCKTHORN Cascara Rhamnus purshiana 2006 111 38 63 165 OR Curry 5922 Champion BUCKTHORN European Rhamnus cathartica 2017 40 15 20 60 ME Portland 4911 Champion BUCKTHORN Glossy Rhamnus frangula 2011 114 25 45 150 VA Lynchburg 3860 Champion BUCKTHORN Hollyleaf Rhamnus crocea 2007 52 16 18 73 AZ Prescott NF 4278 Champion BUCKWHEAT-TREE Cliftonia monophylla 2008 48 47 29 102 FL Wakulla 2758 Champion BUFFALOBERRY Silver Shepherdia argentea 1975 112 18 33 138 OR Malheur 4657 Champion BUMELIA Buckthorn Sideroxylon lycioides 2009 38 39 27 84 VA Norfolk City 4826 Champion BUMELIA Gum Sideroxylon lanuginosum 2017 111 61 53 185 TX Freestone County 6111 Champion BUMELIA Saffron-plum Sideroxylon celastrinum 2017 67 25 46 104 TX Cameron County 4258 Champion BUMELIA Tough Sideroxylon tenax 2007 22 30 34 61 GA Glynn Co. 2763 Champion BURNINGBUSH Eastern Euonymus atropurpureus 2002 107 38 40 155 MO St. Louis 4465 Champion BUSTIC Willow Sideroxylon salicifolium 2009 54 57 18 116 FL Miami-Dade 5802 Champion BUTTERNUT Juglans cinerea 2016 288 67 88 377 NY New Hartford 4440 Champion BUTTON-MANGROVE Conocarpus erectus 2009 226 38 69 281 FL Monroe 2767 Champion BUTTONBUSH Common Cephalanthus occidentalis 1992 60 26 38 96 CA Kern Co. 5479 Champion BYRSONIMA Key Byrsonima lucida 2014 57 17 17 78 FL Monroe 3455 Champion CALIFORNIA FAN PALM California fan palm Washingtonia filifera 1991 141 67 18 213 CA Sacramento State Capitol 4419 Champion CAMPHOR-TREE Cinnamomum camphora 2009 294 53.17 121.33 378 CA Stanislaus 2772 Champion CANELLA Canella winterana 1998 29 38 27.5 74 FL Monroe 2773 Champion CANOTIA Canotia holacantha 2005 90 32 20 127 AZ Mohave 5737 Champion CAPER Jamaica Capparis cynophallophora 2016 26 30 25 62 FL Monroe 5871 Champion CASTORBEAN Ricinus communis 2017 18 21 43 50 AZ Avendale 2776 Champion CATALPA Northern Catalpa speciosa 2003 303 78 81 401 IN Vanderburgh 4349 Co-Champion CATALPA Southern Catalpa bignonioides 2008 272 53 67 342 TX Dallas, TX 5882 Co-Champion CATALPA Southern Catalpa bignonioides 2017 251 75 82 347 MD Baltimore, Baltimore County 3865 Champion CATCLAW Gregg Acacia greggii 2007 74 34 35.5 117 AZ Verde River, Coconino NF 3752 Champion CATCLAW Wright Acacia greggii var.
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