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Quick Facts at a Glance:
State Tree: Longleaf Pine
Late 1800's Acreage: Possibily 15 million acres (or about 1/2 the state acreage) *this is an educated guess using Mohr, 1897 who neglects to estimate the acreage in the mountains of AL.
Longleaf Remaining Today: Approximately 535,000 acres (Outcalt and Sheffield, 1996)