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Not bad, but not much heat value- about half that of hickory per cord. Wood SpeciesBTU's per Cord (Millions)White Ash23.5White Birch20.5Paper Birch20.3Elm19.5Douglas Fir20.5Hickory27.5Sugar Maple24.0Red Maple18.7Red Oak24.0White Oak25.5Pine14.5Balsam Fir14.3Willow14.5Aspen (Poplar)14.7

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