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Pin Oak
FAMILY: FAGACEAE
About Pin Oak at OSU's Landscape Plants site
Native to central and eastern U.S.
Height seldom exceeds 125’, usually less.
Leaves have 3-4 pointy lobes, rather small, thin and glossy; can persist through winter.
Acorns are tiny (1/2”) and striated with a shallow cup.
Fall foliage is variable, from bronze to red.
A non-massive tree in all aspects.
| Tree # | Location | Dimensions | Photo and Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 314 | 1611 NW 32nd Ave Private, Side Yard | 115' Height 75' Spread 12.4' Circ. | This tree is visible from the corner of NW 33rd Ave and NW Quimby St.  |
| 364 | 7326 SW Brier Pl Right of Way | 114' Height 65' Spread 13.4' Circ. |  |