The strongest tree in the Altmark is certainly not the imported Douglas fir from 1870. The strongest conifer in the Altmark is probably more appropriate.

This Douglas fir is a natural monument and absolutely worth seeing.

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Tine & 🐾🐾

April 17, 2019

The Douglas fir was planted in 1870 and is now 36m high. The wood would suffice for the construction of two family houses.

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HerrMoritz

August 11, 2021

The Douglas fir was planted in 1870, making it one of the first imports of Douglas fir plants from America to Europe. The trunk circumference of the tree, which has been a natural monument since 1989, is 4.20 m.

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