Where is the worlds tallest tree?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The General Sherman is a Giant Sequoia in California's Sequoia National Park. The tree and its companions are in central California in the Sierra Nevadas. There was a coastal redwood call the "Lindsey Creek Tree," that was larger, but it fell over during a storm in 1905. Though the largest tree is the General Sherman, it isn't the tallest. That honor lies with the redwood tree named the Hyperion, which was only discovered in 2006. Its (secret) location is in norther California near the Pacific coast in a remote area of the Redwood National Park. The majesty of these trees cannot begin to be captured in any photograph. Information provided was mined from our friends at Wikipedia, and links are provided. Surf on over, even if it's just to check out the cool pics.

Answer 3

The largest trees in the world by volume are only on the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. They are the giant sequoia, Sequoiadendron giganteum. Most are protected now, and located in the Giant Sequoia National Monument.

A relative of this giant are the Sequoiadendron sempervirons, commonly known as Coast Redwoods. This species are taller (up to 115.2 meters or 378.1 feet, and counting) than the Giant Sequoia but still do not equal their mass.

Answer 4

According to this source from 1996, the largest forest is the boreal forest of Russia. It should be noted that statistics of this scale are not done often due to time and costs.

The Amazon rainforest covers most of South America. It is near Manaus Brazil.

Answer 5

One of the largest trees is in Florida it is located in St. Augustine it is over 500 years old. Answer A Eucalyptus in Australia was measured at 326'. Giant redwoods in California can go to over 320'.

Answer 6

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