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Duncan Memorial Cedar

by Chris Enges

Category: Earth, Sea & SkyAdded June 4, 2008150 views

Trees, Woods and Forests

Keywords: Nolan Creek Road, Western Red Cedar, Duncan Memorial Cedar, World's Largest Red Cedar, Olympic Peninsula, Hoh Rain Forest, Forks, Washington, Thuja Plicata

About 4 miles off of Highway 101, along the Nolan Creek Road is the world's largest western red cedar (Thuja Plicata). The Duncan Memorial Cedar stands 178 feet in the air and has a diameter of 19.4 feet. It stands in a state lands trust area near the Hoh Rain Forest on the Olympic Peninsula. Image converted to black and white.

Canon 5D, Canon 24-105mm IS L series lens
Image Reference: Duncan Cedar NP1Image Format: Digital Capture - Greater than 9MPImage Crop: Greater than 75% of originalDigital Enhancement: Digital RetouchModel Release: NoProperty Release: NoCaptive: No