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Sitka Spruce

The tips of a spruce branch.

Sitka Spruce (picea sitchensis) trees, which reach the height of 220 feet (70m) and diameter of 6 feet (2m), are found on moist, well-drained sites, typically at low to middle elevations. They are preferred tree for timber due to the light, strong, decay-resistant wood they produce.

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