110 American beech-yellow birch-sugar maple forest Northern hardwoods forest dominated by beech, birch, and sugar maple. One of the most common forests in north central to northeastern North America, generally occurring below 2,500 feet in elevation. This fuelbed may occur on former farm fields, around settled areas, or on industrial forestlands, and represents stands greater than 60 years old with a history of selective tree harvest. 210,220 1 1 38,42,44 12 5 1

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