Britain's tallest trees
The top ten tallest trees in Britain: heights, species and location details
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Below shows the current Top 10 tallest trees and the year they were last recorded. According to David Alderman of The Tree Register, who kindly supplied the information: 'There is a growing number of 59-60m trees which will be challenging for tallest tree over the next few years’.
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Genus name = Pseudotsuga (Known as "DUGHALL MOR") Species name = Menziesii Ht/m = 64 Year = 2005 Location = Reelig Glen Wood, Moniack, Highland, Scotland
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Genus name = Abies Species name = Grandis Ht/m = 63.5 Year = 2007 Location = Blair Castle, Blair Atholl, Perth and Kinross, Scotland
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Genus name = Pseudotsuga Species name = Menziesii Ht/m = 62.5 Year = 2002 Location = Lake Vyrnwy, Powys, Wales
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Genus name = Abies Species name = Grandis Ht/m = 62 Year = 2006 Location = Ardkinglas Woodland Garden, Argyll and Bute, Scotland
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Genus name = Pseudotsuga Species name = Menziesii Ht/m = 62 Year = 2002 Location = Dunans, Argyll and Bute, Scotland
6.
Genus name = Pseudotsuga Species name = Menziesii Ht/m = 61.5 Year = 1998 Location = Dunkeld, The Hermitage, Perth and Kinross, Scotland
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Genus name = Pseudotsuga Species name = Menziesii Ht/m = 61 Year = 2005 Location = Gwydyr Forest, Conwy, Wales
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Genus name = Abies Species name = Grandis Ht/m = 60.5 Year = 2007 Location = Leighton Hall, Welshpool, Powys, Wales
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Genus name = Pseudotsuga Species name = Menziesii Ht/m = 60 Year = 2002 Location = Benmore, Pucks Glen Walk, Argyll and Bute, Scotland
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Genus name = Pseudotsuga Species name = Menziesii Ht/m = 60 Year = 2006 Location = Dunster Woodlands, Somerset, England
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