90 White oak-northern red oak forest White oak and northern red oak dominated forest in the Midwest. Occurs on dry-mesic sites with flat to rolling topography throughout the central and northcentral eastern U.S. (generally at elevations below 1,100 feet). Other canopy components can include black hickory, shagbark hickory, maples, and other Midwest oaks such as bur oak and pin oak depending on geographic location. This fuelbed represents stands greater than 50 years old. 220,250,230,210 1 7 52,54 18 1 3

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