American Sycamore
FAMILY: PLATANACEAE
About American Sycamore at OSU's Landscape Plants site
- Native from central to eastern U.S.
- Height can reach 175’ and circumference 30’; the most massive tree east of the Rockies.
- Leaves are maple-like, up to 14” wide with 3 slightly indented lobes, shiny above and hairy below.
- Fruit balls are solitary and persist into winter.
- Bark is brown, breaking off into plate-like scales.
- Uncommon in Portland.
Tree # | Location | Dimensions | Photo and Notes |
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15 | Right of Way, Unimproved | 70' Height 63' Spread 14.4' Circ. | This tree is at the end of SE 33rd Pl, where it runs into Kenilworth Park. |
212 | Right of Way | 73' Height 85' Spread 12.9' Circ. | |
222 | Private | 58' Height 50' Spread 7.4' Circ. | Removed 2019 |
223 | Private | 58' Height 46' Spread 7.5' Circ. | Removed 2019 |
224 | Private | 58' Height 50' Spread 5.9' Circ. | Removed 2019 |
225 | Private | 58' Height 50' Spread 7.3' Circ. | Removed 2019 |
226 | Private | 58' Height 46' Spread 6.3' Circ. | Removed 2019 |
395 | Right-of-Way | 91' Height 60' Spread 11.3' Circ |