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Tulip Poplar, New York City Sugar Maple, Ontario Dawn Redwood, Ontario Eastern Cottonwood, Ontario Montezuma Cypress, Mexico City Giant Coastal Redwood, California Redwood Stump, California Western Red Cedar, British Columbia Douglas Fir, British Columbia River Red Gum, Morocco Jim Morrison Tree, Paris Lebanese Cedars, Lebanon Ancient Yew, England London Plane, England Ficus, Thailand White Gum, Australia Mountain Ash, Australia Sessile Oak, England Kapok Tree, Singapore Otway Messmate, Australia Canary Island Pine, Australia

Tulip Poplar, New York City

Tulip Poplar tree, New York. Called the Queens Giant, also known as the Alley Pond Giant, it is the oldest tree in the New York City area. It is estimated to be between 400 and 450 years old and was well established by the time the first English settlers came to displace the native Matinecock peoples from what is now Queens, New York, near Little Neck Bay.

Sugar Maple, Ontario

Dawn Redwood, Ontario

Eastern Cottonwood, Ontario

Montezuma Cypress, Mexico City

Giant Coastal Redwood, California

Redwood Stump, California

Western Red Cedar, British Columbia

Douglas Fir, British Columbia

River Red Gum, Morocco

Jim Morrison Tree, Paris

Lebanese Cedars, Lebanon

Ancient Yew, England

London Plane, England

Ficus, Thailand

White Gum, Australia

Mountain Ash, Australia

Sessile Oak, England

Kapok Tree, Singapore

Otway Messmate, Australia

Canary Island Pine, Australia

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