Norway Spruce
Picea abies
Pinaceae, Pine Family
DUARB-30
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Location: East side of Gilpatrick
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Height: 26.3m
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Circumference: 2m
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Recognition Features: One distinguishing characteristic of all spruces are four-angled needles.
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Historical Notes: During the Great Depression the Works Projects Association (WPA) and the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) planted Norway spruce all over the country. They are not a native species of Ohio, but the climate suits their growth habits (Peattie 1964).
Additional Information
Denison Resources
See this tree on the Denison Arboretum Map
Environmental Benefits
This tree reduces atmospheric carbon by 524 lbs per year! It also conserves 173 kilowatt/hours of energy by cooling its surroundings.

