123 White oak-northern red oak-black oak-hickory forest Found on dissected hills and valleys from about 300 to 600 feet in elevation. This fuelbed includes oak -- hickory forests in the central U.S. (Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas and surrounding areas) and in the east from Georgia into New Hampshire. These forests are second growth and fire has been excluded for at least 40 to 50 years. Fire exclusion favors establishment of red maple and reduces oak regeneration. 210,220,230,250 1 7 51 2 1 3

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