107 Pitch pine/scrub oak forest Woodlands dominated by pitch pine on low elevation dry sites, often on sands or exposed ledges. Occurs along north Atlantic coastal plain north to midcoast Maine, west to central New York and south into the southern Appalachian Mountains to Virginia. In the northern end of its range, this type generally occurs lower than 1,700 in elevation, while farther south it occurs between 1,500 and 4,000 feet. This fuelbed was established after fire more than 50 years previously. The canopy may also contain other pine species depending on geographic location. 210,220,230 4 4 63 2,18 2 2

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