109 Eastern white pine-northern red oak-red maple forest Eastern white pine and northern red oak are dominant with red maple as a common canopy associate. Northern hardwood species such as beech, birch, ash, and sugar maple may also be present. This forest type extends through New England west and south along the Appalachian Mountains, typically lower than 3,000 feet in elevation. This fuelbed represents a forest from 50 to 100 years old. 210,220 4 7 34 2,18 1 2

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