0 100 200 300 400 0 125 250 375 500 0 100 200 300 400 92B Tsuga (Hemlock) 41 Rowan 1 Doug Fir 93 Doug Fir 42 Rowan 2 Doug Fir 94 Doug Fir 43 Dawn Redwood 3 Doug Fir 95 Doug Fir 44 Doug Fir 4 Doug Fir 96 Doug Fir 45 Doug Fir 5 Maple 97 Doug Fir 46 Maple 6 Maple 98 Doug Fir 47 Maple 7 Giant Sequoia Circumference 99 Doug Fir 48 Doug Fir 8 Sitka Spruce 100 Doug Fir 49 Doug Fir 9 Hawthorn 101 Doug Fir 50 Doug Fir1 10 Bigleaf Linden 102 Maple 51 Doug Fir2 11 Doug Fir 103 Doug Fir 52 Doug Fir3 12 Doug Fir 104 European Beech 53 Doug Fir4 13 Maple 105 Maple 54 Doug Fir5 14 Doug Fir 106 Doug Fir 55 Doug Fir6 15 Doug Fir 107 Doug Fir 56 Doug Fir7 16 Doug Fir 108 Doug Fir 57 Western Red Cedar 17 Doug Fir 109 Japanese Cherry 58 Western Red Cedar 18 Doug Fir 110 Doug Fir 59 Western Red Cedar 19 Doug Fir 111 Doug Fir 60 Port Orford Cedar 20 Doug Fir Height 112 Doug Fir 61 Ellwood Cypress 21 Doug Fir 113 Doug Fir 62 Saucer Magnolia 22 Doug Fir 114 European Beech 63 Doug Fir 23 Doug Fir 115 Doug Fir 64 Doug Fir 24 Doug Fir 116 Doug Fir 65 Doug Fir 25 Doug Fir 117 Doug Fir 66 Doug Fir 26 Doug Fir 118 Doug Fir 67 Doug Fir 27 Doug Fir 119 Doug Fir 68 Doug Fir 28 Doug Fir 120 Doug Fir 69 Doug Fir 29 Doug Fir 121 Doug Fir 11b Doug Fir 30 Pin Oak Age 122 Doug Fir 70 Cedrus deodar 1 31 Doug Fir 123 Doug Fir 71 Cedrus deodar 2 32 European Beech 124 Doug Fir 72 Cedrus deodar 3 33 London Planetree 125 Doug Fir 73 Cedrus deodar 4 34 London Planetree 126 Doug Fir 74 Cedrus deodar 5 35 Black Tupelo 127 Doug Fir 75 Cedrus deodar 6 36 Gingko 128 Doug Fir 76 Cedrus deodar 7 37 Gingko 129 Doug Fir 77 Cedrus deodar 8 38 Vine Maple 1 130 Doug Fir 78 Cedrus deodar 9 39 Doug Fir 131 Doug Fir 79 Cedrus deodar 10 40 Doug Fir In this Survey, the Tabor Tree Project identified 130 trees randomly in all 12 zones of the park. Counted in this survery there are: 1 Bigleaf Linden = 213 years 1 Black Tupelo = 61 years 12 Cedrus Deodar = 83 - 179 years, Avg 128 years 1 Dawn Redwood = 33 years, Youngest 84 Doug Fir = 62 - 496 years, Avg 232 years, Oldest 496 years 1 Ellwood Cypress = 82 4 European Beech = 60 - 180, Avg 111 years, tallest 272’ 1 Giant Sequoia = 104 2 Gingko = 36 - 42 years 1 Hawthorn = 90 1 Japanese Cherry = 58 4 London Planetree = 46 - 77 years, Avg 62 8 Maple = 155 - 350 years, Avg 220 years 1 Pin Oak = 59 years 1 Port Orford Cedar = 244 years 2 Rowan = 43 - 53 years 1 Saucer Magnolia = 30 years 4 Tsuga Hemlock = 40 - 175 years 1 Vine Maple = 59 years 3 Western Red Cedar = 28 - 152 years, Avg 138 4 Black Walnuts - 165 - 219 years, Avg 187 1 Oregon White Oak - 199 years 2 Horse Chestnuts - 124 - 159 years, Avg 142 1 American Sweetgum - 136 years 3 Northern Red Oaks - 172 - 225 years, Avg 190 1 Common Hackberry - 50 years 1 Small Leafed Linden - 122 years The Majority of the Trees at Mt. Tabor Park are conifers, and specifically Douglas Fir who can live longer than 1,000 years. The oldest one in the park is 496 years old, Sprouted sometime 500 Circumference Height Age 375 250 125 0 41 Rowan 37 Gingko 1 Doug Fir 9 Hawthorn 17 Doug Fir 21 Doug Fir 25 Doug Fir 29 Doug Fir 45 Doug Fir 49 Doug Fir 65 Doug Fir 69 Doug Fir 84 Doug Fir 88 Doug Fir 95 Doug Fir 99 Doug Fir 103 Doug Fir 107 Doug Fir 111 Doug Fir 115 Doug Fir 119 Doug Fir 123 Doug Fir 127 Doug Fir 131 Doug Fir 53 Doug Fir4 5 Bigleaf Maple 13 Bigleaf Maple 2 146 Black Walnut 61 Ellwood Cypress 72 Cedrus deodar 3 76 Cedrus deodar 7 138 Horse Chestnut 33 London Planetree 92A Tsuga (Hemlock) 92A Tsuga 80 Cedrus deodar 11 57 Western Red Cedar 57 Western 134 Oregon White Oak 134 Oregon 142 Common Hackberry 150 225 300 75 100 200 300 400 0 0 125 250 375 500 0 1 Doug Fir 1 Doug Fir 5 Bigleaf Maple 1 Doug Fir 5 Bigleaf Maple 9 Hawthorn 5 Bigleaf Maple 9 Hawthorn 13 Bigleaf Maple 9 Hawthorn 13 Bigleaf Maple 17 Doug Fir 13 Bigleaf Maple 17 Doug Fir 17 Doug Fir 21 Doug Fir 21 Doug Fir 21 Doug Fir 25 Doug Fir 25 Doug Fir 25 Doug Fir 29 Doug Fir 29 Doug Fir 29 Doug Fir 33 London Planetree 33 London Planetree 33 London Planetree 37 Gingko 37 Gingko 37 Gingko 41 Rowan 41 Rowan 41 Rowan 45 Doug Fir 45 Doug Fir 45 Doug Fir 49 Doug Fir 49 Doug Fir 49 Doug Fir 53 Doug Fir4 53 Doug Fir4 53 Doug Fir4 57 Western Red Cedar 57 Western Red Cedar 57 Western Red Cedar 61 Ellwood Cypress 61 Ellwood Cypress 61 Ellwood Cypress 65 Doug Fir 65 Doug Fir Circumference 65 Doug Fir 69 Doug Fir Height 69 Doug Fir 69 Doug Fir 72 Cedrus deodar 3 72 Cedrus deodar 3 72 Cedrus deodar 3 76 Cedrus deodar 7 76 Cedrus deodar 7 76 Cedrus deodar 7 Age 80 Cedrus deodar 11 80 Cedrus deodar 11 80 Cedrus deodar 11 84 Doug Fir 84 Doug Fir 84 Doug Fir 88 Doug Fir 88 Doug Fir 88 Doug Fir 92A Tsuga (Hemlock) 92A Tsuga (Hemlock) 92A Tsuga (Hemlock) 95 Doug Fir 95 Doug Fir 95 Doug Fir 99 Doug Fir 99 Doug Fir 99 Doug Fir 103 Doug Fir 103 Doug Fir 103 Doug Fir 107 Doug Fir 107 Doug Fir 107 Doug Fir 111 Doug Fir 111 Doug Fir 111 Doug Fir 115 Doug Fir 115 Doug Fir 115 Doug Fir 119 Doug Fir 119 Doug Fir 119 Doug Fir 123 Doug Fir 123 Doug Fir 123 Doug Fir 127 Doug Fir 127 Doug Fir 127 Doug Fir 131 Doug Fir 131 Doug Fir 131 Doug Fir 134 Oregon White Oak 134 Oregon White Oak 134 Oregon White Oak 138 Horse Chestnut 3 138 Horse Chestnut 138 Horse Chestnut 142 Common Hackberry 142 Common Hackberry 142 Common Hackberry 146 Black Walnut 146 Black Walnut 146 Black Walnut 1909 Mt. Tabor Parko 1909 Mt.Tabor 1846 “BigBurn” 1805 Lewis&ClarkExpedition atCoast 1543 Spanishexplorers 125 250 375 500 125 250 375 500 0 0 1 Doug Fir 1 Doug Fir 3 Doug Fir 3 Doug Fir 11 Doug Fir 11 Doug Fir 14 Doug Fir ffi 14 Doug Fir cial 16 Doug Fir 16 Doug Fir 18 Doug Fir 18 Doug Fir 20 Doug Fir Circumference 20 Doug Fir 22 Doug Fir 22 Doug Fir 24 Doug Fir 24 Doug Fir 26 Doug Fir 26 Doug Fir 28 Doug Fir 28 Doug Fir 31 Doug Fir 31 Doug Fir 40 Doug Fir 40 Doug Fir 45 Doug Fir 45 Doug Fir 49 Doug Fir 64 Doug Fir 49 Doug Fir 66 Doug Fir 64 Doug Fir 68 Doug Fir 66 Doug Fir 11b Doug Fir 68 Doug Fir 83 Doug Fir 11b Doug Fir 86 Doug Fir Height 83 Doug Fir priorto1805 liveinOregon 60 NativeTribes 93 Doug Fir 86 Doug Fir 95 Doug Fir 93 Doug Fir 97 Doug Fir 95 Doug Fir 99 Doug Fir 97 Doug Fir 101 Doug Fir 99 Doug Fir Age inYears 106 Doug Fir 101 Doug Fir 108 Doug Fir 106 Doug Fir 111 Doug Fir 113 Doug Fir 108 Doug Fir 116 Doug Fir Age 111 Doug Fir 118 Doug Fir 113 Doug Fir 120 Doug Fir 116 Doug Fir 122 Doug Fir 118 Doug Fir 124 Doug Fir 120 Doug Fir 126 Doug Fir 122 Doug Fir 128 Doug Fir 124 Doug4 Fir 130 Doug Fir 126 Doug Fir 50 Doug Fir1 128 Doug Fir 52 Doug Fir3 130 Doug Fir 54 Doug Fir5 56 Doug Fir7 around 1520 AD. For the largest tree circumference, there is a tie between the oldest Doug Fir at 312 inches, and the Giant Sequoia which is also 312 inches circumference, but the Sequoia is only 104 years old. The Doug Fir is 197 feet tall, but it is not the tallest there are many that are taller, and one reaches 259 feet. But there are more to be measured, and met, and loved! The oldest Big leaf Maple tree is 350 years old. The Youngest tree is the Dawn Redwood, a Living Fossil, seeded around the world from one tree found in China in 1941, ours is 33 years old and will grow super fast outpacing the Coastal Redwoods. Mt. Tabor’s Redwoods are relatively young all around 100 years old, but their lives will continue on for thousands of years. It has been a great experience to begin this adventure with the Trees and the Tabor Tree Project along with the NASA GLOBE Observer Citizen Science Project as well. History of Fires and the trees that survived: “In a decade approximating 1845 to 1855, for example, about seven times as much land was deforested as in any of the three previous decades. Now the 10 years 1845-1855 are the period when white people first migrated to the Willamette Valley in large numbers, and also the period to which hearsay assigns great fires in the coast country.