Where is the redwood forest located?

Answer 1

"Lost Monarch" in Grove of Titans, Jedidiah Smith Redwoods State Park, was reported as the largest with approx. 42,000+ cu.. ft. in wood volume. Only seven Sequoia (Sequoiadendron) are more massive. But Lost Monarch is actually two trees, described by author Robert Van Pelt in Forest Giants of the Pacific Coast. It is really 36,500 cu. ft. tightly pressed to a huge 6,000 cu. ft. sprout from the ground. Iluvatar's main trunk and volume was actually bigger, with 37,500 cu. ft. But there were new discoveries after 2014, and one coast redwood for example, Grogan's Fault, has over 38,000 cubic ft. in just the main trunk. Wikipedia's redwood articles usually have updated lists. Iluvatar is in Prairie Creek Redwood State Park. The other larger is listed by conifers.org as Redwood National Park

Answer 2

The Coastal Redwood is found along the coast of California and Southern Oregon. Extending not further than 80 kilometres inland. Only as far as the coastal climate has it's influence. The same for the Dawn Redwood.

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Answer 3

The redwood forest is primarily located along the coast of Northern California in the United States. It stretches from the Oregon border down to Big Sur. Some redwood trees can also be found in Southern Oregon.

Answer 4

There may be some redwoods growing in Washington, but everything I can find, including the USDA's plant database (plants.usda.gov) only shows them growing up to northern Oregon.

Answer 5

Redwood forests are located in Oregon and California.

Answer 6

Northern California.

Answer 7

California.

Answer 8

California.

Answer 9

california