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Quinault Lake Redcedar

  • Description: Thuja plicata
    English: The largest known Western Redcedar, in the world with a wood volume of 500 cubic meters (17650 cu. ft.). It is 53.0 m (174 ft) high with a diameter of 5.94 m (19.5 ft.) at 1.37 m (4.5 ft.) above the ground. (Van Pelt, Robert, 2001, Forest Giants of the Pacific Coast, University of Washington Press.)
  • Viewpoint location: Near the northwest shore of Quinault Lake north of Aberdeen, Washington, about 34 km (21 miles) from the Pacific Ocean. It is near Higley Creek in the southwest corner of Olympic National Park.
  • Viewpoint elevation: 400'
  • View direction: North
  • Camera: Canon PowerShot S110
  • Photographer: Walter Siegmund ©2005 Walter Siegmund
Source

Self-published work by Wsiegmund
Date

2005:09:16T16:25:32-7.00
Author

Wsiegmund
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(Reusing this image)

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Camera location

47.4830° N, 123.8985° W

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current04:36, 22 September 2005620×775 (284 KB)Wsiegmund (== Summary == The '''Quinault Lake Cedar''' is the largest Western Redcedar, Thuja plicata, in the world with a wood volume of 500 cubic meters (17650 cu. ft.). It is located near the northwest shore of Quinault Lake north of Aberdeen, Washington, about 3)
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Camera manufacturer IF
Exposure time 180/1 sec (180)
F-number f/0.99933519961522
Date and time of data generation 9:16 16:25:32
Orientation Normal
Horizontal resolution 0.60669021185706 dpi
Vertical resolution 1.3775676414749 dpi
File change date and time owerShot S110
Y and C positioning 1
Exif version 2.1
Image compression mode 1.136339466966
Shutter speed 0.99933526141067
Aperture 0.93095213982194
Exposure bias 4370.2911755433
Maximum land aperture 0.0052910052910053
Subject distance 0.33684210526316 metres
Metering mode Pattern
Flash 0
Color space sRGB
Focal plane Y resolution 2.5753230153618E-08
Focal plane resolution unit inches
Sensing method One-chip color area sensor