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National Champion Red Ash Fraxinus pennsylvanica var. rubrus Olive Family — Ash Genus Towash & Townline Roads, Dewagiac Cass County, Michigan Circumference = 263 inches (21.9 feet) Height = 95 feet Average Crown Spread = 96 feet Total Points: 382 nominated: Dr. Elwood B. Ehrle by: 1992 cloned: August 1997 by: Drs. Elwood B. Ehrle & Dennis Woodland

The Red Ash is a medium-sized tree, distinguished from the White Ash by its hairy twigs and leaf-stalks, and narrower leaflets. It is common in New York outside and chiefly south of the Adirondacks.

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