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Do great amounts of rain fall help giant trees such as the coast redwoods grow in the northern California?
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What phylum is California redwoods from?
California redwoods belong to the phylum Coniferophyta, making them conifers.
Is Redwoods National Park near Fresno?
Redwoods National Park is along the northern California coast. It is a day's drive from Fresno. The drive through the park is one of the best anywhere.
When was Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park created?
Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park was created in 1925.
What is the area of Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park?
The area of Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park is 126.509 square kilometers.
Where can you find the tallest tree?
The tallest tree in the world is a Coast Redwood in Redwoods National Park, California. This tree is 379.3 feet tall
Where is California in the southern part or the northern part?
California is on the southwest coast of the United States.
What has the author James Clifford Shirley written?
James Clifford Shirley has written: 'The redwoods of coast and Sierra' -- subject(s): Coast redwood, Giant sequoia, Redwoods, Sequoia
What is the Pacific Coast Redwoods?
The redwood trees, near the coast in California and Oregon, are some of the world's tallest trees. Some of them are more than 94 feet around. Some can live as long as 2,000 years.
How is Californias northern coast different from the southern coast?
southern Califronia partys while northern California does nothing;D
What is the ocean by California?
The ocean on the coast of California is the Pacific Ocean.
Where is the Redwoods National Park located?
The Redwood National Park is located in Northern California in the United States. The Redwood National and State Parks span across 110,000 acres of California rainforest and scenic coastlines.
What mountains run along the California coast line?
The California Coast ranges run along the coast line in California. It has many different areas that run together. In the northern part of the coast line the Klamouth Mountains run about 80 miles down the coast.
