national pulpwood production, 2010
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United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Resource Bulletin NRS-89
Northern Research Station May 2014
National Pulpwood Production, 2010
Ronald J. PivaJames W. BentleySteven W. Hayes
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AbstractU.S. pulpwood production amounted to 86.5 million cords in 2010, a decrease of 4 percent from 2008. Roundwood production totaled 65.7 million cords and accounted for 76 percent of the Nation’s total pulpwood production. The Southern Region led the Nation in total production with 65.5 million cords, followed by the Northern Region with 12.8 million cords, and the Western States with 8.2 million cords. In 2010, 136 pulp mills were in operation drawing wood from 36 of the lower 48 states. Pulping capacity for the Nation totaled 166,096 tons per day, with southern mills accounting for 74 percent of the total capacity.
The AuthorsRONALD J. PIVA, forester, U.S. Forest Service, Northern Research Station, St. Paul, MN 55108. [email protected]; (651)649-5150.
JAMES W. BENTLEY, resource analyst, U.S. Forest Service, Southern Research Station, Knoxville, TN 37919.
STEVEN W. HAYES, research forester, University of Montana, Bureau of Business and Economic Research, Missoula, MT 59812.
AcknowledgmentsSpecial thanks are given to the pulp mills for supplying the information for this report. Mill information was collected and processed by Carolyn Steppleton, statistical assistant with Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) in Asheville, NC, for the Southern States. Todd A. Morgan, Director, Bureau of Business and Economic Research, University of Montana, Missoula, oversaw the collection and processing of pulp mill information for the Western States. The cover figure and Figures 3, 4, and 10 were created by Brian Walters, forester with FIA in St. Paul, MN.
Manuscript received for publication 6 August 2013
Contents
Introduction ........................................................................ 1
Pulpwood Production ......................................................... 2
Regional Analysis .............................................................. 4
Mills and Pulping Capacity................................................. 7
Appendix ........................................................................... 9
Tables .............................................................................. 11
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1
IntroduCtIon
The Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) Program of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service annually compiles, analyzes, and reports canvass data of pulp mills across the United States. In the Eastern United States, pulp mill censuses are conducted internally by the FIA programs of the Northern and Southern Research Stations. In the Western United States pulpwood data are compiled, analyzed, and reported by the University of Montana, Bureau of Business and Economic Research, through agreements with the FIA programs of the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Northwest Research Stations. See Figure 1 for a map of the regions and state groups. This bulletin is the second to report national pulpwood production and presents findings for a 100 percent canvass of pulp mills that drew roundwood or wood residues from the lower 48 states during 2010. Regional conversion factors were used to convert mill data reported in nonstandard units to standard cords. The report includes pulpwood exported to Canada. Pulpwood exported to other countries is not included. The Northern Region includes roundwood and wood residues that go into the production of composite panels (e.g., particleboard and oriented strand board) as pulpwood in a separate report for the region. For this report, this volume is not included.
When new surveys are completed, errors and omissions from previous surveys are corrected. Three hardboard mills were included in the 2008 report that are omitted from the 2010 report (Decorative Panels International, Inc., Alpena, MI; Craftmaster Manufacturing, Inc., Towanda, PA; and Georgia-Pacific Corp., LLC, Phillips, WI). For this report, hardboard is not considered a pulp product. All comparisons and analyses in this report are based on the reprocessed data from the 2008 survey, which may vary slightly from previously published data.
Figure 1.—Map of regions and state groups for the lower 48 States.
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PulPwood ProduCtIon
Total pulpwood production includes both roundwood (which can be chipped at pulp mills, at independent chip mills, or at the harvest site) and other primary wood industry mill residues. In 2010, the total pulpwood production for the Nation was 86.5 million cords (222.2 million green tons), a decrease of 4 percent from 2008. Pulpwood production from softwood roundwood accounted for 51 percent of the total, followed by hardwood roundwood (25 percent), softwood residues (19 percent), and hardwood residues (5 percent) (Table A-1 and Fig. 2).
States in the Southern Region, producing 65.5 million cords (174.3 million green tons), accounted for 76 percent of the Nation’s total pulpwood production (Fig. 3). Georgia alone contributed 13 percent of the Nation’s total (Table A-2). Northern Region States accounted for 15 percent, or 12.8 million cords (30.0 million green tons), and Western States accounted for the remaining 9 percent, or 8.2 million cords (17.9 million green tons). Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and South Carolina were the top five roundwood producing states, accounting for 50 percent of the total roundwood produced for pulpwood in 2010 (Table A-3). Washington, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina were the top five wood residue producing states, accounting for 48 percent of the total wood residue produced for pulpwood in 2010 (Table A-4).
Figure 2.—National pulpwood production by softwood and hardwood and source of wood material, 2010.
51%
25%
19%
5%
Softwood roundwood Hardwood roundwoodSoftwood residues Hardwood residues
0 10 20 30 40
CentralStates
LakeStates
Mid-AtlanticStates
New EnglandStates
South CentralStates
SoutheastStates
WesternStates
Nor
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n R
egio
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outh
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Reg
ion
Pulpwood production (million cords)
Reg
ion/
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e G
roup
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Hardwood
Figure 3.—National pulpwood production by region, state group, and softwood and hardwood, 2010.
3
In 2010, of the total 3,108 counties, parishes, and independent cities (herein county) in the contiguous 48 states, 1,475 counties reported pulpwood production from roundwood. For those counties that had roundwood production, the national average was 300 tons per square mile of timberland. Pulpwood producing counties in the Southern Region averaged 461 green tons of roudwood per square mile of timberland, the Northern Region averaged 129 green tons per square mile of timberland, and the Western States averaged 105 green tons per square mile of timberland. There were 200 counties that produced more than 500 green tons of softwood roundwood per square mile of timberland. Only 23 counties produced more than 500 green tons of hardwood roundwood per square mile of timberland (Table 1 and Figs. 4 and 5).
Tables A-5 through A-28 report pulpwood production from roundwood by state and county for the Northern and Southern Regions. Detailed county level data for the Western States are not shown in the tables to avoid disclosure of individual mills.
table 1.—number of pulpwood producing counties in the nation by green tons per square mile and softwood and hardwood, 2010
Green tons per square mile Softwood Hardwood
0 1,824 1,692
0.001-50 568 606
50.1-100 122 269
100.1-500 395 519
500.1+ 200 23
Total 3,108 3,108
Figure 4.—Softwood roundwood production in the Nation by county, 2010.
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Figure 5.—Hardwood roundwood production in the Nation by county, 2010.
regIonal analysIs
northern region
In 2010, the Northern Region, producing 12.8 million cords (30.0 million green tons), accounted for 15 percent of the Nation’s total pulpwood produced (Table A-1). Pulpwood came from 20 of the 24 states in the Northern Region (Table A-2 and Fig. 6). Only the four Plains States of Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota did not produce any pulpwood. The Lake States (Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin) accounted for more than 45 percent of the pulpwood production in the Northern Region, but Maine, one of the New England States (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont), accounted for 25 percent of the regional total.
Although softwoods are the major source of pulpwood in the Southern Region and the Western States (74 percent and 95 percent, respectively), two-thirds of the pulpwood produced in the Northern Region is hardwood. In the Central States, more than 90 percent of the pulpwood is hardwood (Fig. 5). Hardwoods account for nearly 80 percent of the pulpwood produced in the Mid-Atlantic States, 65 percent in the Lake States, and 55 percent in the New England States.
Pulpwood production from roundwood accounted for nearly 85 percent of the Northern Region total, but wood residues accounted for more than 60 percent of the pulpwood production in the Central States group (Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Missouri) (Fig. 7). The Central States group has only one pulp mill, so most of the pulpwood production is in the form of wood residues from other primary wood processors that is shipped to pulp mills in surrounding states.
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southern region
In 2010, the Southern Region produced 65.5 million cords (174.3 million green tons) of pulpwood, 76 percent of the national total (Table A-1). Pulpwood came from all 13 states in the Southern Region (Table A-2 and Fig. 8). Pulpwood production totaled 34.7 million cords (92.4 million green tons) in the South Central States (Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Texas) and 30.9 million cords (81.8 million green tons) in the Southeast States (Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia). Georgia accounted for 17 percent of the pulpwood produced in the Southern Region, followed by Alabama with 16 percent. Nationally, these two states accounted for a quarter of the total pulpwood produced.
At 48.2 million cords (127.0 million green tons), pulpwood production from softwoods accounted for 74 percent of the total production in the Southern Region. Ninety-four percent of the pulpwood produced in Florida was softwoods, followed by 84 percent in Louisiana and 83 percent in Georgia. Only Kentucky and Tennessee produced more pulpwood from hardwoods than softwoods.
0 1 2 3 4
IllinoisIndiana
IowaMissouri
MichiganMinnesotaWisconsinDelawareMaryland
New JerseyNew York
OhioPennsylvaniaWest Virginia
ConnecticutMaine
MassachusettsNew Hampshire
Rhode IslandVermont
Cen
tral
Sta
tes
Lake
Sta
tes
Mid
-Atla
ntic
Sta
tes
New
Eng
land
Sta
tes
Pulpwood production (million cords)
Nor
ther
n R
egio
n St
ates
Softwood
Hardwood
Figure 6.—Pulpwood production by state group, state, and softwood and hardwood, Northern Region, 2010.
0
1
2
3
4
Central States Lake States Mid-AtlanticStates
New EnglandStates
Pulp
woo
d Pr
oduc
tion
(mill
ion
cord
s)
Northern Region State Groups
Softwood roundwood
Softwood residue
Hardwood roundwood
Hardwood residue
Figure 7.—Pulpwood production by state group, softwood and hardwood, and source of wood material, Northern Region, 2010.
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The largest difference between the South Central States and the Southeast States is the amount of hardwood roundwood that is produced. The South Central States produced 65 percent more hardwood roundwood than the Southeast States (Fig. 9). When hardwood roundwood is omitted, there is less than 1 percent difference in the amount of pulpwood produced in the two state groups.
western states
In 2010, the Western States produced 8.2 million cords (17.9 million green tons) of pulpwood, almost 10 percent of the national total (Table A-1). Pulpwood came from only three of the Western States (Idaho, Oregon, and Washington) (Table A-2 and Fig. 10). Washington accounted for 58 percent of the pulpwood produced in the Western States, followed by Oregon with 34 percent and Idaho with 8 percent.
Pulpwood production from softwoods, at 7.9 million cords (17.1 million green tons), accounted for 95 percent of the total pulpwood production in the Western States. Mill residues made up 52 percent of the wood material used by the pulp mills; softwood residues alone accounted for 50 percent of the total.
0 2 4 6 8 10 12
Alabama
Arkansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Sou
th C
entra
l Sta
tes
Sou
thea
st S
tate
s
Pulpwood production (million cords)
Sout
hern
Reg
ion
Stat
es
Softwood
Hardwood
Figure 8.—Pulpwood production by state group, state, and softwood and hardwood, Southern Region, 2010.
0
5
10
15
20
South Central States Southeast States
Pulp
woo
d Pr
oduc
tion
(mill
ion
cord
s)
Southern Region State Groups
Softwood roundwood
Softwood residue
Hardwood roundwood
Hardwood residue
Figure 9.—Pulpwood production by state group, softwood and hardwood, and source of wood material, Southern Region, 2010.
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roundwood Movement
Table A29 shows the import and export volumes and roundwood movement of roundwood between regions and regional state groups in the United States. Numbers in boxes represent the amount of roundwood harvested and retained for processing in each regional state group. The numbers in rows to the left and right of the boxed numbers represent wood exported to the other regional state groups. Therefore, the sum of the amounts of retained wood and the amount of exported wood is the total roundwood production for the regional state group. The numbers in columns either above or below the amount for retained wood represent wood imported from other regional state groups. The sum of the retained amount and the amount for wood imported from other regional state groups represents roundwood receipts or the amount of roundwood processed by mills in a regional state group.
There was little movement of roundwood between regions in 2010. All of the roundwood pulpwood production in the Western States was processed by Western States mills. Nearly all (99.5 percent) of the pulpwood production in the Southern Region was processed by mills in the Southern Region, and 99.4 percent of the pulpwood production in the Northern Region was processed by mills in the Northern Region (Table A29). Movement of roudwood between the regional state groups was also minimal, except for the Central States where nearly all of the roundwood harvested was exported to mills in other regional state groups. Only 1 percent of roundwood pulpwood production in the Lake States was exported to mills in other regional state groups. Exports of roundwood pulpwood from the other regional state groups were 95 percent for the South Central States and the New England States, 94 percent for the Southeast States, and 87 percent for the Mid-Atlantic States.
MIlls and PulPIng CaPaCIty
There were 136 wood pulp mills in the United States in 2010, 11 fewer than in 2008 (Table A30 and Fig.11). The Nation’s pulping capacity decreased from 175,188 tons of pulp per day in 2008 to 166,096 tons of pulp per day in 2010, a 5-percent decrease. Five of the mills that closed were in the Northern Region, four were in the Southern Region, and two were in the Western States. The pulping capacity in the Western States fell from 22,892 tons per day in 2008 to 17,603 tons per day in 2010, a decrease of 23 percent (Fig. 12). During the same period, there was a 12-percent decrease in the Lake States, a 5-percent decrease in the New
0
1
2
3
Idaho Oregon Washington
Pulp
woo
d Pr
oduc
tion
(mill
ion
cord
s)
State
Softwood roundwood
Softwood residue
Hardwood roundwood
Hardwood residue
Figure 10.—Pulpwood production by State, source of wood material, and softwood and hardwood, Western States, 2010.
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England States, and a 2-percent decrease in the Southeast States. The Central States, Mid-Atlantic States, and South Central States decreased by less than 1 percent or remained the same.
The sulfate process (also known as kraft pulping or kraft process) dominated the industry in 2010, accounting for 84 percent of mill capacity (Table A-31). Groundwood or other mechanical processes accounted for 9 percent, semichemical for 5 percent, and soda and other chemical processes for the remaining 2 percent.
Figure 11.—Location of wood pulp mills in the United States by region and state group, 2010.
0
25,000
50,000
75,000
CentralStates
LakeStates
Mid-AtlanticStates
NewEnglandStates
SouthCentralStates
South-east
States
WesternStates
Pulp
ing
Cap
acity
(ton
s pe
r day
)
State Group
2008
2010
Figure 12.—Regional mill pulping capacity by tons per day, 2008 and 2010.
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aPPendIX
Index of tables
Table A1.—Pulpwood production in the Nation by region, source of wood, softwood and hardwood, 2010
Table A2.—Pulpwood production by State, percent change since 2008, and softwood and hardwood, 2010
Table A3.—Pulpwood production from roundwood, in thousand standard cords, by State, softwood and hardwood, and percent change, 2008 and 2010
Table A4.—Pulpwood production from wood residues, in thousand standard cords, by State, softwood and hardwood, and percent change, 2008 and 2010
Table A5.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Alabama, 2010
Table A6.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Arkansas, 2010
Table A7.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by state, county, and softwood and hardwood, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, 2010
Table A8.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by state, county, and softwood and hardwood, Delaware, Maryland, and New Jersey, 2010
Table A9.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Florida, 2010
Table A10.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Georgia, 2010
Table A11.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by state, county, and softwood and hardwood, Illinois, Indiana, and Missouri, 2010
Table A12.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Kentucky, 2010
Table A13.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by parish and softwood and hardwood, Louisiana, 2010
Table A14.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by state, county, and softwood and hardwood, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, 2010
Table A15.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Michigan, 2010
10
Table A16.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Minnesota, 2010
Table A17.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Mississippi, 2010
Table A18.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, New York, 2010
Table A19.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, North Carolina, 2010
Table A20.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Ohio, 2010
Table A21.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Oklahoma, 2010
Table A22.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Pennsylvania, 2010
Table A23.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, South Carolina, 2010
Table A24.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Tennessee, 2010
Table A25.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Texas, 2010
Table A26.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Virginia, 2010
Table A27.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, West Virginia, 2010
Table A28.—Pulpwood production from roundwood by county and softwood and hardwood, Wisconsin, 2010
Table A29.—Movement of pulpwood from roundwood by pulp mill location and regional source of roundwood, 2010
Table A30.—Number of pulp mills and pulping capacity, by state, 2008 and 2010
Table A31.—Pulp mills by state, location, pulping capacity, and process, 2010
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Tabl
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1—Pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n in
the
Nat
ion
by re
gion
, sou
rce
of w
ood,
and
sof
twoo
d an
d ha
rdw
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Stan
dard
cor
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tons
Reg
ion
and
All
All
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ce o
f woo
d sp
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dH
ardw
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spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dN
OR
THER
N R
EGIO
NC
entra
l Sta
tesa
Rou
ndw
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132,
313
26,6
8510
5,62
833
1,92
262
,608
269,
314
Res
idue
214,
329
778
213,
551
471,
454
1,59
546
9,85
9
Tota
l34
6,64
227
,463
319,
180
803,
377
64,2
0373
9,17
4La
ke S
tate
sb
Rou
ndw
ood
5,11
0,18
71,
572,
290
3,53
7,89
612
,105
,766
3,31
8,19
48,
787,
571
Res
idue
625,
072
411,
312
213,
760
1,31
3,51
784
3,19
847
0,31
9
Tota
l5,
735,
259
1,98
3,60
23,
751,
656
13,4
19,2
834,
161,
392
9,25
7,89
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tlant
ic S
tate
sc
Rou
ndw
ood
2,07
2,42
854
0,76
71,
531,
661
5,07
9,64
41,
214,
017
3,86
5,62
7R
esid
ue66
5,67
750
,158
615,
519
1,45
7,10
210
2,82
41,
354,
278
To
tal
2,73
8,10
559
0,92
52,
147,
180
6,53
6,74
61,
316,
842
5,21
9,90
4N
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ngla
nd S
tate
sd
Rou
ndw
ood
3,48
7,48
11,
357,
603
2,12
9,87
88,
352,
522
2,92
7,93
45,
424,
588
Res
idue
442,
784
412,
489
30,2
9491
2,26
684
5,61
266
,654
To
tal
3,93
0,26
51,
770,
093
2,16
0,17
29,
264,
788
3,77
3,54
65,
491,
242
Nor
th to
tal
Rou
ndw
ood
10,8
02,4
093,
497,
346
7,30
5,06
425
,869
,853
7,52
2,75
418
,347
,100
Res
idue
1,94
7,86
287
4,73
71,
073,
125
4,15
4,34
01,
793,
229
2,36
1,11
1
Tota
l12
,750
,271
4,37
2,08
38,
378,
188
30,0
24,1
939,
315,
983
20,7
08,2
10
SOU
THER
N R
EGIO
NSo
uth
Cen
tral S
tate
se
Rou
ndw
ood
27,3
42,7
3518
,681
,970
8,66
0,76
574
,691
,463
50,4
41,3
2124
,250
,142
Res
idue
s7,
338,
957
5,67
3,67
91,
665,
278
17,7
50,1
0713
,645
,198
4,10
4,90
9
Tota
l34
,681
,692
24,3
55,6
4910
,326
,043
92,4
41,5
7064
,086
,519
28,3
55,0
51So
uthe
ast S
tate
sf
Rou
ndw
ood
23,6
43,5
4618
,404
,844
5,23
8,70
264
,361
,445
49,6
93,0
7814
,668
,367
Res
idue
s7,
217,
600
5,48
4,80
11,
732,
799
17,4
62,2
9613
,190
,946
4,27
1,35
0
Tota
l30
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,146
23,8
89,6
456,
971,
501
81,8
23,7
4162
,884
,024
18,9
39,7
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uth
tota
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ound
woo
d50
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,281
37,0
86,8
1413
,899
,467
139,
052,
908
100,
134,
399
38,9
18,5
09R
esid
ues
14,5
56,5
5711
,158
,480
3,39
8,07
735
,212
,403
26,8
36,1
448,
376,
259
To
tal
65,5
42,8
3848
,245
,294
17,2
97,5
4417
4,26
5,31
112
6,97
0,54
347
,294
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213,
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7,77
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278
463,
493
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400
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303,
345
8,96
1,00
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2,34
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225,
800
7,85
5,30
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7880
5,83
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115,
781,
431
57,7
29,1
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20,7
81,8
1916
,153
,217
4,62
8,60
248
,670
,088
37,5
90,3
7311
,079
,715
To
tal
86,5
18,9
0960
,472
,677
26,0
46,2
3222
2,18
0,61
915
3,37
1,80
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o, O
rego
n, a
nd W
ashi
ngto
n.
13
Tabl
e A.
2—Pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n by
sta
te, p
erce
nt c
hang
e si
nce
2008
, and
sof
twoo
d an
d ha
rdw
ood,
201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
Perc
ent c
hang
eAl
lAl
lSt
atea
sinc
e 20
08sp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dAl
abam
a-4
10,1
67,8
337,
344,
468
2,82
3,36
527
,068
,763
19,2
95,7
067,
773,
057
Arka
nsas
04,
317,
389
2,93
8,43
01,
378,
959
11,4
80,9
257,
662,
738
3,81
8,18
7C
onne
ctic
ut-8
711
672
4427
215
711
5D
elaw
are
5231
,345
29,0
132,
332
77,9
1271
,936
5,97
6Fl
orid
a13
4,48
4,48
44,
227,
802
256,
682
11,8
41,4
9511
,134
,006
707,
489
Geo
rgia
-111
,429
,219
9,48
3,25
51,
945,
964
30,4
07,5
7525
,087
,660
5,31
9,91
5Id
ahob
-30
658,
000
658,
000
--
1,43
1,15
01,
431,
150
--
Illin
ois
1438
,263
12,0
0326
,260
91,0
2426
,066
64,9
58In
dian
a-2
985
,441
1,44
883
,993
191,
783
3,09
118
8,69
2Io
wa
-42
901
--
901
1,98
2 --
1,
982
Kans
as-1
00 --
--
--
--
--
--
Ke
ntuc
ky0
589,
505
41,1
3854
8,36
71,
577,
829
110,
778
1,46
7,05
1Lo
uisi
ana
-95,
902,
359
4,93
3,60
996
8,75
015
,683
,755
13,0
14,7
032,
669,
052
Mai
ne-1
13,
218,
020
1,35
6,84
61,
861,
174
7,61
3,86
22,
887,
893
4,72
5,96
9M
aryl
and
-35
164,
866
71,9
6692
,899
389,
738
165,
741
223,
997
Mas
sach
uset
ts-5
119
,313
12,6
476,
666
44,9
0827
,775
17,1
33M
ichi
gan
52,
101,
725
708,
385
1,39
3,33
94,
966,
101
1,49
0,71
83,
475,
383
Min
neso
ta-3
31,
160,
519
437,
192
723,
327
2,62
1,39
490
1,46
01,
719,
934
Mis
siss
ippi
67,
596,
666
5,73
7,79
61,
858,
870
20,3
08,6
2015
,206
,348
5,10
2,27
2M
isso
uri
3222
2,03
714
,012
208,
026
518,
588
35,0
4648
3,54
2N
ew H
amps
hire
-16
422,
948
249,
011
173,
937
978,
802
533,
649
445,
152
New
Jer
sey
-61
1,85
61,
744
112
4,02
13,
728
293
New
Yor
k-1
594,
404
218,
900
375,
505
1,41
4,01
348
2,08
893
1,92
5N
orth
Car
olin
a-5
5,14
6,39
23,
340,
715
1,80
5,67
713
,556
,989
8,74
0,38
04,
816,
609
Ohi
o16
531,
613
72,5
4745
9,06
71,
241,
292
157,
601
1,08
3,69
1O
klah
oma
-28
583,
664
330,
618
253,
046
1,59
9,00
189
0,82
970
8,17
2O
rego
n-1
32,
796,
800
2,65
8,00
013
8,80
06,
083,
040
5,78
1,15
030
1,89
0Pe
nnsy
lvan
ia-2
731,
192
119,
489
611,
702
1,76
1,74
326
8,47
01,
493,
272
Rho
de Is
land
-98
1414
--
3333
--
Sout
h C
arol
ina
-26,
186,
448
4,86
5,15
61,
321,
292
16,3
93,6
7112
,755
,041
3,63
8,63
0Te
nnes
see
51,
960,
502
574,
309
1,38
6,19
35,
342,
312
1,54
4,70
13,
797,
611
Texa
s-7
3,56
3,77
42,
455,
281
1,10
8,49
39,
380,
365
6,36
0,71
63,
019,
649
Verm
ont
326
9,85
415
1,50
311
8,35
162
6,91
232
4,03
930
2,87
3Vi
rgin
ia-9
3,61
4,60
31,
972,
717
1,64
1,88
69,
624,
011
5,16
6,93
74,
457,
074
Was
hing
ton
144,
771,
000
4,53
9,30
023
1,70
010
,376
,925
9,87
2,97
850
3,94
8W
est V
irgin
ia-1
068
2,82
977
,266
605,
563
1,64
8,02
716
7,27
71,
480,
750
Wis
cons
in-4
2,47
3,01
583
8,02
41,
634,
991
5,83
1,78
71,
769,
215
4,06
2,57
3
All S
tate
s-4
86,5
18,9
0960
,472
,676
26,0
46,2
3322
2,18
0,61
915
3,37
1,80
468
,808
,816
All
tabl
e ce
lls w
ithou
t obs
erva
tions
are
indi
cate
d by
-- .
Tabl
e va
lue
of 0
indi
cate
s th
e vo
lum
e ro
unds
to le
ss th
an 1
.
Col
umns
and
row
s m
ay n
ot a
dd to
thei
r tot
als
due
to ro
undi
ng.
a Sta
tes
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
b For
Idah
o, 2
006
data
are
use
d in
stea
d of
200
8.
14
Tabl
e A
.3—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d, in
thou
sand
sta
ndar
d co
rds,
by st
ate,
sof
twoo
d an
d ha
rdw
ood,
and
perc
ent c
hang
e, 2
008
and
2010
2008
2010
Perc
ent
All
All
Stat
each
ange
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Ala
bam
a3
7,73
8.9
5,28
5.9
2,45
3.0
7,96
1.3
5,53
3.1
2,42
8.2
Ark
ansa
s7
3,05
9.9
1,98
3.2
1,07
6.8
3,27
0.6
2,01
9.7
1,25
0.9
Con
nect
icut
-86
0.7
0.6
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.0
Del
awar
e52
20.7
16.5
4.1
31.3
29.0
2.3
Flor
ida
172,
994.
12,
816.
217
7.9
3,49
8.2
3,27
5.1
223.
2G
eorg
ia0
9,24
8.5
7,86
1.2
1,38
7.3
9,29
1.8
7,73
0.3
1,56
1.5
Idah
ob41
224.
722
4.7
--
315.
831
5.8
--
Illin
ois
3923
.07.
215
.831
.912
.019
.9In
dian
a-5
029
.50.
628
.914
.81.
413
.4K
entu
cky
1433
7.4
45.4
292.
138
4.4
40.1
344.
3Lo
uisi
ana
04,
728.
23,
729.
499
8.8
4,73
5.2
3,89
6.2
839.
1M
aine
-93,
162.
21,
211.
81,
950.
42,
889.
11,
051.
31,
837.
7M
aryl
and
-11
135.
152
.882
.311
9.6
55.6
63.9
Mas
sach
uset
ts-4
635
.623
.711
.919
.312
.66.
7M
ichi
gan
31,
710.
336
1.9
1,34
8.4
1,76
9.5
456.
71,
312.
8M
inne
sota
-28
1,57
0.4
472.
51,
098.
01,
123.
740
4.8
718.
9M
issi
ssip
pi21
5,22
9.2
3,81
5.3
1,41
3.9
6,32
2.0
4,76
9.3
1,55
2.7
Mis
sour
i11
340
.20.
040
.285
.613
.272
.3M
onta
nac
-100
337.
433
7.4
--
--
--
--
New
Ham
pshi
re-2
443
9.3
220.
121
9.2
336.
016
5.6
170.
3N
ew J
erse
y-6
14.
83.
11.
71.
91.
70.
1N
ew Y
ork
-956
2.5
179.
838
2.7
509.
519
7.3
312.
1N
orth
Car
olin
a-4
3,62
0.7
2,14
4.3
1,47
6.4
3,48
4.5
2,39
3.1
1,09
1.4
Ohi
o21
284.
461
.122
3.3
344.
270
.727
3.5
Okl
ahom
a-1
584.
334
2.7
241.
657
6.4
324.
425
2.0
Ore
gon
117
618.
349
9.9
118.
41,
342.
51,
261.
980
.6P
enns
ylva
nia
055
2.4
113.
843
8.5
554.
911
2.3
442.
6R
hode
Isla
nd-9
80.
60.
6 --
0.
00.
0 --
S
outh
Car
olin
a1
4,66
0.7
3,72
6.6
934.
14,
713.
33,
574.
01,
139.
2Te
nnes
see
111,
520.
858
0.5
940.
31,
690.
555
4.2
1,13
6.3
Texa
s-1
42,
779.
91,
697.
71,
082.
22,
402.
31,
545.
085
7.4
Ver
mon
t4
234.
012
6.9
107.
224
3.0
127.
911
5.1
Virg
inia
162,
286.
01,
299.
898
6.2
2,65
5.8
1,43
2.4
1,22
3.4
Was
hing
ton
82,
115.
72,
004.
311
1.4
2,29
0.1
2,15
7.6
132.
5W
est V
irgin
ia3
496.
184
.941
1.2
511.
174
.143
7.0
Wis
cons
in-7
2,37
7.3
619.
31,
758.
02,
217.
071
0.8
1,50
6.2
A
ll S
tate
s3
63,7
63.9
41,9
51.7
21,8
12.2
65,7
37.2
44,3
19.5
21,4
17.7
All
tabl
e ce
lls w
ithou
t obs
erva
tions
are
indi
cate
d by
-- .
Tabl
e va
lue
of 0
.0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
0.1
.
Col
umns
and
row
s m
ay n
ot a
dd to
thei
r tot
als
due
to ro
undi
ng.
a Sta
tes
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
b For
Idah
o, 2
006
data
are
use
d in
stea
d of
200
8.c F
or M
onta
na, 2
009
data
are
use
d in
stea
d of
200
8.
15
Tabl
e A.
4—Pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n fr
om w
ood
resi
dues
, in
thou
sand
sta
ndar
d co
rds,
by st
ate,
sof
twoo
d an
d ha
rdw
ood,
and
perc
ent c
hang
e, 2
008
and
2010
2008
2010
Perc
ent
All
All
Stat
each
ange
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Ala
bam
a-2
42,
901.
62,
249.
065
2.6
2,20
6.5
1,81
1.4
395.
1A
rkan
sas
-17
1,26
8.0
1,06
4.5
203.
61,
046.
891
8.7
128.
1C
onne
ctic
ut-9
20.
20.
2 --
0.
00.
0 --
Fl
orid
a2
968.
995
3.5
15.4
986.
295
2.7
33.5
Geo
rgia
-92,
346.
01,
937.
040
9.0
2,13
7.4
1,75
3.0
384.
4Id
ahob
-53
724.
172
4.1
--
342.
234
2.2
--
Illin
ois
-40
10.6
0.0
10.5
6.4
--
6.4
Indi
ana
-22
90.7
0.2
90.5
70.6
--
70.6
Iow
a-4
21.
60.
01.
60.
9 --
0.
9K
ansa
s-1
000.
60.
6 --
--
--
--
K
entu
cky
-18
249.
82.
024
7.7
205.
11.
020
4.1
Loui
sian
a-3
41,
769.
81,
626.
514
3.3
1,16
7.1
1,03
7.4
129.
7M
aine
-25
436.
038
7.4
48.6
328.
930
5.5
23.4
Mar
ylan
d-6
111
7.5
70.1
47.3
45.3
16.3
29.0
Mas
sach
uset
tes
-100
3.5
0.5
3.0
0.0
0.0
--
Mic
higa
n14
291.
218
7.8
103.
433
2.3
251.
780
.6M
inne
sota
-77
158.
811
7.0
41.8
36.8
32.4
4.4
Mis
siss
ippi
-34
1,94
1.6
1,56
9.3
372.
21,
274.
696
8.5
306.
2M
isso
uri
612
8.2
1.0
127.
213
6.5
0.8
135.
7M
onta
nac
--
101.
910
1.9
--
--
--
--
New
Ham
pshi
re40
62.0
56.9
5.2
87.0
83.4
3.6
New
Yor
k13
336
.415
.720
.784
.921
.663
.4N
orth
Car
olin
a-8
1,79
8.8
1,06
0.3
738.
51,
661.
994
7.6
714.
3O
hio
717
4.8
3.3
171.
518
7.4
1.9
185.
5O
klah
oma
-97
228.
221
6.9
11.3
7.3
6.2
1.1
Ore
gon
-44
2,59
2.5
2,06
4.1
528.
41,
454.
31,
396.
158
.2P
enns
ylva
nia
-10
196.
111
.218
4.8
176.
37.
216
9.1
Sou
th C
arol
ina
-91,
625.
81,
382.
524
3.3
1,47
3.2
1,29
1.1
182.
1Te
nnes
see
-24
353.
521
.833
1.7
270.
120
.124
9.9
Texa
s9
1,06
8.5
901.
516
6.9
1,16
1.5
910.
325
1.1
Ver
mon
t0
26.8
18.4
8.4
26.8
23.6
3.3
Virg
inia
-44
1,69
7.3
864.
183
3.2
958.
954
0.3
418.
5W
ashi
ngto
n19
2,08
7.3
1,98
5.0
102.
32,
480.
92,
381.
799
.2W
est V
irgin
ia-3
426
0.7
5.0
255.
717
1.8
3.2
168.
6W
isco
nsin
2121
0.8
83.7
127.
225
6.0
127.
312
8.8
A
ll S
tate
s-2
025
,929
.619
,683
.16,
246.
520
,781
.816
,153
.24,
628.
6A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0.0
indi
cate
s th
e vo
lum
e ro
unds
to le
ss th
an 0
.1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a S
tate
s w
ith n
o pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n ar
e om
itted
.b F
or Id
aho,
200
6 da
ta are
use
d in
stea
d of
200
8.c F
or M
onta
na, 2
009
data
are
use
d in
stea
d of
200
8.
16
Tabl
e A.
5—Pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n fr
om ro
undw
ood
by c
ount
y an
d so
ftwoo
d an
d ha
rdw
ood,
Ala
bam
a, 2
010
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Auta
uga
80,8
76
51,5
36
29,3
40
221,
299
139,
147
82,1
52
Bald
win
190,
766
164,
802
25,9
64
517,
664
444,
965
72,6
99
Barb
our
162,
161
131,
655
30,5
06
440,
886
355,
469
85,4
17
Bibb
100,
244
66,6
60
33,5
84
274,
017
179,
982
94,0
35
Blou
nt46
,158
6,
520
39
,638
12
8,59
0
17
,604
11
0,98
6
Bu
llock
139,
117
123,
805
15,3
12
377,
148
334,
274
42,8
74
Butle
r22
0,41
7
17
6,77
0
43
,647
59
9,49
1
47
7,27
9
12
2,21
2
C
alho
un36
,613
31
,765
4,
848
99
,340
85
,766
13
,574
C
ham
bers
98,9
35
77,5
64
21,3
71
269,
262
209,
423
59,8
39
Che
roke
e12
2,10
7
10
0,90
1
21
,206
33
1,81
0
27
2,43
3
59
,377
C
hilto
n10
0,86
9
61
,884
38
,985
27
6,24
5
16
7,08
7
10
9,15
8
C
hoct
aw37
4,73
5
24
9,17
3
12
5,56
2
1,
024,
341
67
2,76
7
35
1,57
4
C
lark
e47
5,16
7
30
9,69
8
16
5,46
9
1,
299,
498
83
6,18
5
46
3,31
3
C
lay
149,
843
111,
860
37,9
83
408,
374
302,
022
106,
352
Cle
burn
e10
1,90
2
92
,823
9,
079
27
6,04
3
25
0,62
2
25
,421
C
offe
e10
6,25
6
88
,268
17
,988
28
8,69
0
23
8,32
4
50
,366
C
olbe
rt42
,921
23
,059
19
,862
11
7,87
3
62
,259
55
,614
C
onec
uh23
8,86
7
19
8,89
2
39
,975
64
8,93
8
53
7,00
8
11
1,93
0
C
oosa
141,
466
115,
908
25,5
58
384,
514
312,
952
71,5
62
Cov
ingt
on22
1,14
0
19
0,69
6
30
,444
60
0,12
2
51
4,87
9
85
,243
C
rens
haw
212,
860
159,
104
53,7
56
580,
098
429,
581
150,
517
Cul
lman
29,5
94
5,68
5
23,9
09
82,2
95
15,3
50
66,9
45
Dal
e86
,271
47
,711
38
,560
23
6,78
8
12
8,82
0
10
7,96
8
D
alla
s17
5,05
2
11
1,54
0
63
,512
47
8,99
2
30
1,15
8
17
7,83
4
D
e Ka
lb32
,235
18
,746
13
,489
88
,383
50
,614
37
,769
El
mor
e58
,622
38
,807
19
,815
16
0,26
1
10
4,77
9
55
,482
Es
cam
bia
151,
161
115,
202
35,9
59
411,
730
311,
045
100,
685
Etow
ah38
,393
26
,271
12
,122
10
4,87
4
70
,932
33
,942
Fa
yette
61,0
70
35,7
83
25,2
87
167,
418
96,6
14
70,8
04
Fran
klin
93,7
11
70,9
08
22,8
03
255,
300
191,
452
63,8
48
Gen
eva
90,1
86
79,0
63
11,1
23
244,
614
213,
470
31,1
44
Gre
ene
75,6
01
35,7
07
39,8
94
208,
112
96,4
09
111,
703
Hal
e73
,645
36
,355
37
,290
20
2,57
1
98
,159
10
4,41
2
H
enry
107,
384
72,9
11
34,4
73
293,
384
196,
860
96,5
24
Hou
ston
38,7
05
20,6
21
18,0
84
106,
312
55,6
77
50,6
35
Jack
son
64,4
40
11,1
74
53,2
66
179,
315
30,1
70
149,
145
(Tab
le A
.5 c
ontin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
17
(Tab
le A
.5 c
ontin
ued)
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Jeffe
rson
21,2
08
4,60
4
16,6
04
58,9
22
12,4
31
46,4
91
Lam
ar96
,138
49
,318
46
,820
26
4,25
5
13
3,15
9
13
1,09
6
La
uder
dale
46,4
38
14,5
29
31,9
09
128,
573
39,2
28
89,3
45
Law
renc
e26
,608
9,
608
17
,000
73
,542
25
,942
47
,600
Le
e81
,106
58
,236
22
,870
22
1,27
3
15
7,23
7
64
,036
Li
mes
tone
5,88
3
1,66
2
4,22
1
16,3
06
4,48
7
11,8
19
Low
ndes
149,
946
107,
596
42,3
50
409,
089
290,
509
118,
580
Mac
on11
3,24
2
84
,725
28
,517
30
8,60
6
22
8,75
8
79
,848
M
adis
on12
,859
5,
012
7,
847
35
,504
13
,532
21
,972
M
aren
go28
9,22
7
18
4,18
1
10
5,04
6
79
1,41
8
49
7,28
9
29
4,12
9
M
ario
n11
6,90
4
73
,301
43
,603
32
0,00
1
19
7,91
3
12
2,08
8
M
arsh
all
10,6
67
1,03
1
9,63
6
29,7
65
2,78
4
26,9
81
Mob
ile90
,893
67
,015
23
,878
24
7,79
9
18
0,94
1
66
,858
M
onro
e29
4,72
4
21
7,15
7
77
,567
80
3,51
2
58
6,32
4
21
7,18
8
M
ontg
omer
y86
,759
57
,370
29
,389
23
7,18
8
15
4,89
9
82
,289
M
orga
n31
,065
6,
401
24
,664
86
,342
17
,283
69
,059
Pe
rry
157,
053
110,
400
46,6
53
428,
708
298,
080
130,
628
Pick
ens
110,
139
76,9
38
33,2
01
300,
696
207,
733
92,9
63
Pike
137,
182
93,9
74
43,2
08
374,
712
253,
730
120,
982
Ran
dolp
h11
5,38
2
96
,911
18
,471
31
3,37
9
26
1,66
0
51
,719
R
usse
ll71
,600
55
,395
16
,205
19
4,94
1
14
9,56
7
45
,374
St
. Cla
ir82
,394
44
,574
37
,820
22
6,24
6
12
0,35
0
10
5,89
6
Sh
elby
95,2
36
72,4
03
22,8
33
259,
420
195,
488
63,9
32
Sum
ter
179,
952
124,
541
55,4
11
491,
412
336,
261
155,
151
Talla
dega
104,
697
88,7
38
15,9
59
284,
278
239,
593
44,6
85
Talla
poos
a18
5,44
6
13
8,29
2
47
,154
50
5,41
9
37
3,38
8
13
2,03
1
Tu
scal
oosa
121,
117
47,7
39
73,3
78
334,
353
128,
895
205,
458
Wal
ker
24,6
29
12,2
11
12,4
18
67,7
40
32,9
70
34,7
70
Was
hing
ton
249,
375
149,
689
99,6
86
683,
281
404,
160
279,
121
Wilc
ox25
3,10
0
18
0,32
3
72
,777
69
0,64
8
48
6,87
2
20
3,77
6
W
inst
on60
,876
39
,386
21
,490
16
6,51
4
10
6,34
2
60
,172
Stat
e to
tal
7,96
1,33
5
5,53
3,08
7
2,42
8,24
8
21,7
38,4
34
14
,939
,342
6,79
9,09
2
All
tabl
e ce
lls w
ithou
t obs
erva
tions
are
indi
cate
d by
-- .
Tabl
e va
lue
of 0
indi
cate
s th
e vo
lum
e ro
unds
to le
ss th
an 1
.
Col
umns
and
row
s m
ay n
ot a
dd to
thei
r tot
als
due
to ro
undi
ng.
a Cou
ntie
s w
ith n
o pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n ar
e om
itted
.
18
Tabl
e A.
6—Pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n fr
om ro
undw
ood
by c
ount
y an
d so
ftwoo
d an
d ha
rdw
ood,
Ark
ansa
s, 2
010
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Ark
ansa
s19
,862
5,63
914
,223
55,0
4915
,225
39,8
24A
shle
y20
7,70
514
4,02
863
,677
567,
172
388,
876
178,
296
Bax
ter
1,32
09
1,31
13,
695
243,
671
Boo
ne2,
787
--
2,78
77,
804
--
7,80
4B
radl
ey17
9,00
213
7,10
741
,895
487,
495
370,
189
117,
306
Cal
houn
63,6
2447
,191
16,4
3317
3,42
812
7,41
646
,012
Chi
cot
32,9
452,
553
30,3
9291
,991
6,89
385
,098
Cla
rk17
2,34
066
,790
105,
550
475,
873
180,
333
295,
540
Cla
y63
63 --
17
017
0 --
C
lebu
rne
30,8
8825
,238
5,65
083
,963
68,1
4315
,820
Cle
vela
nd11
3,04
361
,096
51,9
4731
0,41
116
4,95
914
5,45
2C
olum
bia
34,0
8910
,283
23,8
0694
,421
27,7
6466
,657
Con
way
25,3
5122
,745
2,60
668
,709
61,4
127,
297
Cra
ighe
ad28
0 --
28
078
4 --
78
4C
raw
ford
10 --
10
28 --
28
Crit
tend
en10
2 --
10
228
6 --
28
6C
ross
5,57
218
45,
388
15,5
8349
715
,086
Dal
las
108,
525
60,7
1447
,811
297,
799
163,
928
133,
871
Des
ha27
,348
215
27,1
3376
,553
581
75,9
72D
rew
186,
750
142,
678
44,0
7250
8,63
338
5,23
112
3,40
2Fa
ulkn
er15
,637
12,7
332,
904
42,5
1034
,379
8,13
1Fr
ankl
in1,
058
1,01
246
2,86
12,
732
129
Fulto
n9
--
925
--
25G
arla
nd15
,821
9,31
46,
507
43,3
6825
,148
18,2
20G
rant
152,
606
119,
073
33,5
3341
5,38
932
1,49
793
,892
Gre
ene
1,13
115
397
83,
151
413
2,73
8H
emps
tead
86,1
7646
,920
39,2
5623
6,60
112
6,68
410
9,91
7H
ot S
prin
g90
,301
72,7
7517
,526
245,
566
196,
493
49,0
73H
owar
d95
,207
61,5
1433
,693
260,
428
166,
088
94,3
40In
depe
nden
ce34
,039
11,4
5322
,586
94,1
6430
,923
63,2
41Iz
ard
7,29
61,
590
5,70
620
,270
4,29
315
,977
Jack
son
1,76
461
21,
152
4,87
81,
652
3,22
6Je
ffers
on64
,836
47,7
9317
,043
176,
761
129,
041
47,7
20Jo
hnso
n32
,341
11,1
6421
,177
89,4
3930
,143
59,2
96La
faye
tte81
,452
53,1
2128
,331
222,
754
143,
427
79,3
27La
wre
nce
454
--
454
1,27
1 --
1,
271
Lee
2,55
1 --
2,
551
7,14
3 --
7,
143
(Tab
le A
.6 c
ontin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
19
(Tab
le A
.6 c
ontin
ued)
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Linc
oln
80,6
8636
,460
44,2
2622
2,27
598
,442
123,
833
Littl
e R
iver
135,
496
92,0
1043
,486
370,
188
248,
427
121,
761
Loga
n9,
891
6,70
43,
187
27,0
2518
,101
8,92
4Lo
noke
10,3
347,
535
2,79
928
,182
20,3
457,
837
Mad
ison
7,29
360
06,
693
20,3
601,
620
18,7
40M
ario
n8,
739
333
8,40
624
,436
899
23,5
37M
iller
39,6
0012
,798
26,8
0210
9,60
134
,555
75,0
46M
issi
ssip
pi56
7 --
56
71,
588
--
1,58
8M
onro
e4,
840
915
3,92
513
,461
2,47
110
,990
Mon
tgom
ery
17,6
7412
,350
5,32
448
,252
33,3
4514
,907
Nev
ada
76,6
5944
,354
32,3
0521
0,21
011
9,75
690
,454
New
ton
475
7240
31,
322
194
1,12
8O
uach
ita75
,529
33,9
4641
,583
208,
086
91,6
5411
6,43
2P
erry
36,7
1033
,588
3,12
299
,430
90,6
888,
742
Phi
llips
3,65
1 --
3,
651
10,2
23 --
10
,223
Pik
e10
6,66
786
,974
19,6
9328
9,97
023
4,83
055
,140
Poi
nset
t10
--
1028
--
28P
olk
62,5
0946
,106
16,4
0317
0,41
412
4,48
645
,928
Pop
e29
,013
19,7
189,
295
79,2
6553
,239
26,0
26P
rairi
e13
,471
9,81
13,
660
36,7
3826
,490
10,2
48P
ulas
ki12
,765
6,83
05,
935
35,0
5918
,441
16,6
18R
ando
lph
65 --
65
182
--
182
St.
Fran
cis
5,64
111
5,63
015
,794
3015
,764
Sal
ine
45,7
1729
,817
15,9
0012
5,02
680
,506
44,5
20S
cott
52,9
1036
,873
16,0
3714
4,46
199
,557
44,9
04S
earc
y12
,971
2,77
110
,200
36,0
427,
482
28,5
60S
ebas
tian
775
775
--
2,09
32,
093
--
Sev
ier
96,8
6762
,396
34,4
7126
4,98
816
8,46
996
,519
Sha
rp8,
073
3,57
14,
502
22,2
489,
642
12,6
06S
tone
19,1
044,
627
14,4
7753
,029
12,4
9340
,536
Uni
on16
3,18
610
4,86
958
,317
446,
434
283,
146
163,
288
Van
Bur
en71
,103
25,6
4645
,457
196,
524
69,2
4412
7,28
0W
ashi
ngto
n4,
954
--
4,95
413
,871
--
13,8
71W
hite
104,
581
86,4
9818
,083
284,
177
233,
545
50,6
32W
oodr
uff
864
--
864
2,41
9 --
2,
419
Yell
56,9
3534
,987
21,9
4815
5,91
994
,465
61,4
54
Sta
te to
tal
3,27
0,61
02,
019,
705
1,25
0,90
58,
955,
746
5,45
3,20
93,
502,
537
All
tabl
e ce
lls w
ithou
t obs
erva
tions
are
indi
cate
d by
-- .
Tabl
e va
lue
of 0
indi
cate
s th
e vo
lum
e ro
unds
to le
ss th
an 1
.
Col
umns
and
row
s m
ay n
ot a
dd to
thei
r tot
als
due
to ro
undi
ng.
a Cou
ntie
s w
ith n
o pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n ar
e om
itted
.
20
Tabl
e A.
7—Pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n fr
om ro
undw
ood
by s
tate
, cou
nty,
and
sof
twoo
d an
d ha
rdw
ood,
Con
nect
icut
, Mas
sach
uset
ts, a
nd R
hode
Isla
nd, 2
010
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
Stat
e an
dAl
lAl
lco
unty
asp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dC
onne
ctic
utH
artfo
rd44
--
4411
5 --
11
5Li
tchf
ield
2323
--
5555
--
Tolla
nd20
20 --
42
42 --
W
indh
am15
15 --
30
30 --
Con
nect
icut
tota
l10
158
4424
212
711
5M
assa
chus
etts
Barn
stab
le81
1862
206
3916
7Be
rksh
ire3,
151
1,23
91,
913
7,59
82,
828
4,77
1Br
isto
l96
888
234
1721
7Es
sex
3,81
62,
381
1,43
58,
796
5,09
03,
706
Fran
klin
938
446
492
2,34
61,
064
1,28
2H
ampd
en4,
122
3,78
733
59,
422
8,56
685
6H
amps
hire
1,27
270
956
33,
097
1,63
91,
458
Mid
dles
ex4,
372
3,20
11,
171
9,85
66,
737
3,11
9N
orfo
lk26
26 --
55
55 --
Pl
ymou
th11
710
513
250
219
31W
orce
ster
1,30
771
259
53,
016
1,49
01,
526
M
assa
chus
etts
tota
l19
,298
12,6
326,
666
44,8
7727
,744
17,1
33R
hode
Isla
ndPr
ovid
ence
1414
--
3333
--
R
hode
Isla
nd to
tal
1414
--
3333
--
All
tabl
e ce
lls w
ithou
t obs
erva
tions
are
indi
cate
d by
-- .
Tabl
e va
lue
of 0
indi
cate
s th
e vo
lum
e ro
unds
to le
ss th
an 1
.
Col
umns
and
row
s m
ay n
ot a
dd to
thei
r tot
als
due
to ro
undi
ng.
a Cou
ntie
s w
ith n
o pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n ar
e om
itted
.
21
Tabl
e A.
8—Pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n fr
om ro
undw
ood
by s
tate
, cou
nty,
and
sof
twoo
d an
d ha
rdw
ood,
Del
awar
e, M
aryl
and,
and
New
Jer
sey,
201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
Stat
e an
dAl
lAl
lco
unty
asp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dD
elaw
are
Ken
t1,
765
1,62
613
94,
222
3,86
435
8S
usse
x29
,580
27,3
872,
193
73,6
9068
,072
5,61
8
Del
awar
e to
tal
31,3
4529
,013
2,33
277
,912
71,9
365,
976
Mar
ylan
dA
llega
ny15
,601
4,42
911
,172
38,6
319,
435
29,1
96A
nne
Aru
ndel
239
158
8156
235
620
6B
altim
ore
955
644
311
2,15
21,
374
778
Cal
vert
46 --
46
119
--
119
Car
olin
e7,
862
7,60
325
919
,891
19,2
1967
2C
arro
ll1,
955
1,23
172
44,
388
2,57
61,
812
Cec
il53
17
524
1,33
915
1,32
4C
harle
s11
,945
10,0
011,
944
28,0
4523
,062
4,98
3D
orch
este
r7,
955
7,88
867
20,1
1119
,934
177
Fred
eric
k2,
645
332,
611
6,67
880
6,59
8G
arre
tt32
,660
4,48
028
,180
78,4
429,
513
68,9
29H
arfo
rd5,
385
368
5,01
713
,347
880
12,4
67H
owar
d1,
053
118
935
2,67
327
82,
395
Mon
tgom
ery
2,68
524
52,
440
6,56
751
46,
053
Prin
ce G
eorg
e's
4,59
51,
464
3,13
111
,131
3,15
87,
973
Que
en A
nne'
s28
651
235
738
128
610
Som
erse
t1,
569
1,56
9 --
3,
966
3,96
6 --
S
t. M
ary'
s9,
050
6,61
22,
437
22,1
7215
,932
6,24
0Ta
lbot
116
116
--
289
289
--
Was
hing
ton
4,12
669
23,
433
10,2
761,
525
8,75
1W
icom
ico
2,23
52,
143
935,
656
5,41
624
0W
orce
ster
6,06
65,
784
282
15,3
3214
,611
721
M
aryl
and
tota
l11
9,55
855
,635
63,9
2429
2,50
513
2,26
116
0,24
4N
ew J
erse
yB
urlin
gton
2913
1669
2742
Cam
den
1313
--
2727
--
Oce
an1,
798
1,71
880
3,88
23,
674
208
Sal
em9
--
923
--
23W
arre
n8
--
820
--
20
New
Jer
sey
tota
l1,
856
1,74
411
24,
021
3,72
829
3A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a C
ount
ies
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
22
Tabl
e A.
9—Pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n fr
om ro
undw
ood
by c
ount
y an
d so
ftwoo
d an
d ha
rdw
ood,
Flo
rida,
201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Alac
hua
72,1
6168
,355
3,80
619
5,21
618
4,55
910
,657
Bake
r15
5,63
014
5,41
410
,216
421,
223
392,
618
28,6
05Ba
y1,
865
1,33
153
45,
089
3,59
41,
495
Brad
ford
35,5
5231
,074
4,47
896
,438
83,9
0012
,538
Brev
ard
304
138
166
838
373
465
Cal
houn
125,
390
115,
403
9,98
733
9,55
231
1,58
827
,964
Cha
rlotte
320
320
--
864
864
--
Citr
us96
613
953
2,70
335
2,66
8C
lay
224,
401
223,
406
995
605,
982
603,
196
2,78
6C
olum
bia
72,1
9470
,110
2,08
419
5,13
218
9,29
75,
835
Dix
ie11
3,80
310
3,41
110
,392
308,
308
279,
210
29,0
98D
uval
71,0
0567
,994
3,01
119
2,01
518
3,58
48,
431
Esca
mbi
a34
,090
31,6
442,
446
92,2
8885
,439
6,84
9Fl
agle
r12
2,77
911
0,60
312
,176
332,
721
298,
628
34,0
93Fr
ankl
in11
310
310
306
278
28G
adsd
en43
,773
31,2
6112
,512
119,
439
84,4
0535
,034
Gilc
hris
t39
,881
37,8
772,
004
107,
879
102,
268
5,61
1G
ulf
164,
312
163,
779
533
443,
695
442,
203
1,49
2H
amilt
on12
3,42
711
9,21
34,
214
333,
674
321,
875
11,7
99H
erna
ndo
980
2395
72,
742
622,
680
Hig
hlan
ds64
--
6417
9 --
17
9H
illsbo
roug
h54
--
5415
1 --
15
1H
olm
es69
,418
60,6
788,
740
188,
303
163,
831
24,4
72Ja
ckso
n59
,386
40,9
2118
,465
162,
189
110,
487
51,7
02Je
ffers
on27
,649
24,1
113,
538
75,0
0665
,100
9,90
6La
faye
tte15
4,88
714
9,27
25,
615
418,
756
403,
034
15,7
22La
ke3,
531
3,17
435
79,
570
8,57
01,
000
Leon
23,8
5522
,555
1,30
064
,539
60,8
993,
640
Levy
132,
790
111,
946
20,8
4436
0,61
730
2,25
458
,363
Libe
rty92
,646
89,0
403,
606
250,
505
240,
408
10,0
97M
adis
on15
2,62
015
0,89
11,
729
412,
247
407,
406
4,84
1M
ario
n64
,688
56,0
728,
616
175,
519
151,
394
24,1
25M
artin
1010
--
2727
--
Mon
roe
2121
--
5757
--
Nas
sau
269,
540
265,
724
3,81
672
8,14
071
7,45
510
,685
(Tab
le A
.9 c
ontin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
23
(Tab
le A
.9 c
ontin
ued)
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Oka
loos
a56
,976
53,4
153,
561
154,
192
144,
221
9,97
1O
rang
e46
844
226
1,26
61,
193
73Pa
sco
124
412
034
711
336
Polk
9334
5925
792
165
Putn
am83
,678
68,3
2515
,353
227,
466
184,
478
42,9
88St
. Joh
ns11
2,38
210
0,69
211
,690
304,
600
271,
868
32,7
32St
. Luc
ie13
58
3614
22Sa
nta
Ros
a85
,817
79,0
726,
745
232,
380
213,
494
18,8
86Se
min
ole
9218
7425
649
207
Sum
ter
3,00
772
72,
280
8,34
71,
963
6,38
4Su
wan
nee
191,
851
190,
642
1,20
951
8,11
851
4,73
33,
385
Tayl
or27
7,43
327
5,67
01,
763
749,
245
744,
309
4,93
6U
nion
14,1
339,
621
4,51
238
,611
25,9
7712
,634
Volu
sia
34,1
3131
,007
3,12
492
,466
83,7
198,
747
Wak
ulla
6,19
05,
072
1,11
816
,824
13,6
943,
130
Wal
ton
117,
198
111,
052
6,14
631
7,04
929
9,84
017
,209
Was
hing
ton
60,5
5553
,374
7,18
116
4,21
714
4,11
020
,107
St
ate
tota
l3,
498,
246
3,27
5,05
922
3,18
79,
467,
586
8,84
2,66
362
4,92
3A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a C
ount
ies
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
24
Tabl
e A.
10—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, G
eorg
ia, 2
010
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Appl
ing
157,
990
138,
579
19,4
1142
8,51
437
4,16
354
,351
Atki
nson
51,6
8439
,066
12,6
1814
0,80
810
5,47
835
,330
Baco
n11
9,02
310
9,06
99,
954
322,
357
294,
486
27,8
71Ba
ker
14,5
9714
,198
399
39,4
5238
,335
1,11
7Ba
ldw
in30
,226
21,5
658,
661
82,4
7758
,226
24,2
51Ba
nks
10,5
783,
838
6,74
029
,235
10,3
6318
,872
Barr
ow1,
378
668
710
3,79
21,
804
1,98
8Ba
rtow
113,
803
98,7
2215
,081
308,
776
266,
549
42,2
27Be
n H
ill15
,662
15,0
7558
742
,347
40,7
031,
644
Berr
ien
31,3
9621
,820
9,57
685
,727
58,9
1426
,813
Bibb
20,2
4610
,251
9,99
555
,664
27,6
7827
,986
Blec
kley
35,6
2327
,126
8,49
797
,032
73,2
4023
,792
Bran
tley
139,
274
128,
816
10,4
5837
7,08
534
7,80
329
,282
Broo
ks19
,598
18,2
951,
303
53,0
4549
,397
3,64
8Br
yan
97,8
1286
,225
11,5
8726
5,25
223
2,80
832
,444
Bullo
ch10
7,71
889
,765
17,9
5329
2,63
424
2,36
650
,268
Burk
e23
5,68
317
9,05
956
,624
642,
006
483,
459
158,
547
Butts
14,6
6711
,384
3,28
339
,929
30,7
379,
192
Cal
houn
33,5
6332
,742
821
90,7
0288
,403
2,29
9C
amde
n17
3,82
816
2,44
911
,379
470,
473
438,
612
31,8
61C
andl
er43
,931
40,3
823,
549
118,
968
109,
031
9,93
7C
arro
ll11
5,97
011
2,38
63,
584
313,
477
303,
442
10,0
35C
atoo
sa2,
603
1,21
01,
393
7,16
73,
267
3,90
0C
harlt
on34
1,76
933
6,42
65,
343
923,
310
908,
350
14,9
60C
hath
am32
,437
29,0
413,
396
87,9
2078
,411
9,50
9C
hatta
hooc
hee
38,8
7826
,055
12,8
2310
6,25
370
,349
35,9
04C
hatto
oga
57,1
2235
,948
21,1
7415
6,34
797
,060
59,2
87C
hero
kee
47,4
3439
,769
7,66
512
8,83
810
7,37
621
,462
Cla
rke
694
182
512
1,92
549
11,
434
Cla
y28
,057
23,1
104,
947
76,2
4962
,397
13,8
52C
layt
on2,
944
2,70
024
47,
973
7,29
068
3C
linch
231,
029
181,
190
49,8
3962
8,76
248
9,21
313
9,54
9C
obb
1,72
71,
627
100
4,67
34,
393
280
Cof
fee
71,4
9866
,605
4,89
319
3,53
417
9,83
413
,700
Col
quitt
20,0
9617
,280
2,81
654
,541
46,6
567,
885
(Tab
le A
.10
cont
inue
d on
nex
t pag
e)
25
(Tab
le A
.10
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dC
olum
bia
22,3
3212
,678
9,65
461
,262
34,2
3127
,031
Coo
k12
,053
9,19
32,
860
32,8
2924
,821
8,00
8C
owet
a36
,208
33,2
962,
912
98,0
5389
,899
8,15
4C
raw
ford
92,3
4087
,715
4,62
524
9,78
123
6,83
112
,950
Cris
p13
,218
8,79
44,
424
36,1
3123
,744
12,3
87D
ade
5,91
62,
076
3,84
016
,357
5,60
510
,752
Daw
son
32,3
3427
,461
4,87
387
,789
74,1
4513
,644
Dec
atur
51,1
8541
,539
9,64
613
9,16
411
2,15
527
,009
De
Kalb
422
366
561,
145
988
157
Dod
ge87
,182
67,4
0519
,777
237,
370
181,
994
55,3
76D
ooly
36,5
1127
,479
9,03
299
,483
74,1
9325
,290
Dou
gher
ty38
,432
31,6
126,
820
104,
448
85,3
5219
,096
Dou
glas
10,6
838,
483
2,20
029
,064
22,9
046,
160
Early
80,0
3968
,744
11,2
9521
7,23
518
5,60
931
,626
Echo
ls34
,994
26,6
008,
394
95,3
2371
,820
23,5
03Ef
fingh
am11
1,02
785
,391
25,6
3630
2,33
723
0,55
671
,781
Elbe
rt23
,821
11,6
2912
,192
65,5
3631
,398
34,1
38Em
anue
l17
8,16
915
4,12
224
,047
483,
461
416,
129
67,3
32Ev
ans
48,2
6143
,941
4,32
013
0,73
711
8,64
112
,096
Fann
in3,
982
3,50
947
310
,798
9,47
41,
324
Faye
tte1,
159
290
869
3,21
678
32,
433
Floy
d18
3,05
615
9,20
923
,847
496,
636
429,
864
66,7
72Fo
rsyt
h6,
808
3,97
22,
836
18,6
6510
,724
7,94
1Fr
ankl
in15
,135
6,04
49,
091
41,7
7416
,319
25,4
55Fu
lton
11,6
448,
994
2,65
031
,704
24,2
847,
420
Gilm
er19
,553
14,2
335,
320
53,3
2538
,429
14,8
96G
lasc
ock
49,6
8138
,932
10,7
4913
5,21
310
5,11
630
,097
Gly
nn68
,125
63,8
524,
273
184,
364
172,
400
11,9
64G
ordo
n48
,925
35,7
9413
,131
133,
411
96,6
4436
,767
Gra
dy16
9,09
215
8,07
311
,019
457,
650
426,
797
30,8
53G
reen
e54
,779
37,4
5717
,322
149,
636
101,
134
48,5
02G
win
nett
12,2
847,
792
4,49
233
,616
21,0
3812
,578
Hab
ersh
am2,
471
1,51
196
06,
768
4,08
02,
688
Hal
l9,
203
3,04
76,
156
25,4
648,
227
17,2
37H
anco
ck97
,897
81,2
2216
,675
265,
989
219,
299
46,6
90H
aral
son
82,6
9573
,158
9,53
722
4,23
119
7,52
726
,704
(Tab
le A
.10
cont
inue
d on
nex
t pag
e)
26
(Tab
le A
.10
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dH
arris
67,3
2057
,732
9,58
818
2,72
215
5,87
626
,846
Har
t8,
244
2,67
15,
573
22,8
167,
212
15,6
04H
eard
93,7
0186
,389
7,31
225
3,72
423
3,25
020
,474
Hen
ry21
,275
11,3
369,
939
58,4
3630
,607
27,8
29H
oust
on47
,396
39,0
778,
319
128,
801
105,
508
23,2
93Irw
in19
,493
13,9
935,
500
53,1
8137
,781
15,4
00Ja
ckso
n20
,507
5,23
915
,268
56,8
9514
,145
42,7
50Ja
sper
55,8
7536
,168
19,7
0715
2,83
497
,654
55,1
80Je
ff D
avis
86,6
9178
,740
7,95
123
4,86
121
2,59
822
,263
Jeffe
rson
137,
470
110,
224
27,2
4637
3,89
429
7,60
576
,289
Jenk
ins
79,8
4867
,967
11,8
8121
6,77
818
3,51
133
,267
John
son
81,8
1059
,221
22,5
8922
3,14
615
9,89
763
,249
Jone
s53
,547
41,7
5811
,789
145,
756
112,
747
33,0
09La
mar
36,0
1115
,953
20,0
5899
,235
43,0
7356
,162
Lani
er21
,356
20,2
841,
072
57,7
6954
,767
3,00
2La
uren
s20
0,71
015
7,76
142
,949
546,
212
425,
955
120,
257
Lee
36,9
7230
,807
6,16
510
0,44
183
,179
17,2
62Li
berty
77,4
9768
,713
8,78
421
0,12
018
5,52
524
,595
Linc
oln
13,4
437,
958
5,48
536
,845
21,4
8715
,358
Long
155,
614
149,
485
6,12
942
0,77
140
3,61
017
,161
Low
ndes
32,4
6326
,216
6,24
788
,275
70,7
8317
,492
Lum
pkin
2,95
81,
926
1,03
28,
090
5,20
02,
890
Mac
on83
,887
74,1
989,
689
227,
464
200,
335
27,1
29M
adis
on6,
230
1,35
44,
876
17,3
093,
656
13,6
53M
ario
n96
,290
92,9
673,
323
260,
315
251,
011
9,30
4M
cDuf
fie45
,047
34,1
1410
,933
122,
720
92,1
0830
,612
McI
ntos
h11
6,75
410
5,69
911
,055
316,
341
285,
387
30,9
54M
eriw
ethe
r69
,989
54,7
1315
,276
190,
498
147,
725
42,7
73M
iller
14,2
687,
081
7,18
739
,243
19,1
1920
,124
Mitc
hell
51,2
7846
,347
4,93
113
8,94
412
5,13
713
,807
Mon
roe
67,0
9151
,998
15,0
9318
2,65
514
0,39
542
,260
Mon
tgom
ery
89,6
9673
,209
16,4
8724
3,82
819
7,66
446
,164
Mor
gan
36,3
0525
,299
11,0
0699
,124
68,3
0730
,817
Mur
ray
62,2
1643
,789
18,4
2716
9,82
611
8,23
051
,596
Mus
coge
e1,
451
700
751
3,99
31,
890
2,10
3N
ewto
n19
,222
15,9
843,
238
52,2
2343
,157
9,06
6(T
able
A.1
0 co
ntin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
27
(Tab
le A
.10
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dO
cone
e5,
951
3,49
72,
454
16,3
139,
442
6,87
1O
glet
horp
e34
,557
19,5
5015
,007
94,8
0552
,785
42,0
20Pa
uldi
ng69
,086
49,4
3119
,655
188,
498
133,
464
55,0
34Pe
ach
7,39
96,
818
581
20,0
3618
,409
1,62
7Pi
cken
s21
,344
19,0
972,
247
57,8
5451
,562
6,29
2Pi
erce
100,
349
77,2
3923
,110
273,
253
208,
545
64,7
08Pi
ke28
,461
27,0
821,
379
76,9
8273
,121
3,86
1Po
lk73
,304
53,8
4819
,456
199,
867
145,
390
54,4
77Pu
lask
i35
,317
29,7
355,
582
95,9
1580
,285
15,6
30Pu
tnam
46,7
0736
,762
9,94
512
7,10
399
,257
27,8
46Q
uitm
an39
,909
27,7
7912
,130
108,
967
75,0
0333
,964
Rab
un1,
915
379
1,53
65,
324
1,02
34,
301
Ran
dolp
h94
,902
81,7
2013
,182
257,
554
220,
644
36,9
10R
ichm
ond
31,5
1219
,746
11,7
6686
,259
53,3
1432
,945
Roc
kdal
e4,
712
4,46
125
112
,748
12,0
4570
3Sc
hley
55,8
8954
,272
1,61
715
1,06
214
6,53
44,
528
Scre
ven
196,
825
148,
640
48,1
8553
6,24
640
1,32
813
4,91
8Se
min
ole
16,4
4914
,560
1,88
944
,601
39,3
125,
289
Spal
ding
4,26
23,
737
525
11,5
6010
,090
1,47
0St
ephe
ns2,
636
612
2,02
47,
319
1,65
25,
667
Stew
art
134,
272
127,
644
6,62
836
3,19
734
4,63
918
,558
Sum
ter
77,8
2375
,309
2,51
421
0,37
320
3,33
47,
039
Talb
ot75
,108
64,1
6210
,946
203,
886
173,
237
30,6
49Ta
liafe
rro
18,6
9911
,905
6,79
451
,167
32,1
4419
,023
Tattn
all
127,
848
119,
784
8,06
434
5,99
632
3,41
722
,579
Tayl
or73
,715
69,3
314,
384
199,
469
187,
194
12,2
75Te
lfair
78,2
5965
,449
12,8
1021
2,58
017
6,71
235
,868
Terr
ell
33,7
8833
,044
744
91,3
0289
,219
2,08
3Th
omas
55,5
5547
,509
8,04
615
0,80
312
8,27
422
,529
Tift
7,83
01,
829
6,00
121
,741
4,93
816
,803
Toom
bs10
5,97
788
,501
17,4
7628
7,88
623
8,95
348
,933
Tow
ns1,
088
--
1,08
83,
046
--
3,04
6Tr
eutle
n41
,354
32,6
298,
725
112,
528
88,0
9824
,430
Trou
p96
,843
62,4
8634
,357
264,
912
168,
712
96,2
00Tu
rner
19,4
4016
,487
2,95
352
,783
44,5
158,
268
Twig
gs92
,171
69,6
9522
,476
251,
110
188,
177
62,9
33(T
able
A.1
0 co
ntin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
28
(Tab
le A
.10
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dU
nion
4,92
94,
371
558
13,3
6411
,802
1,56
2U
pson
49,4
5037
,995
11,4
5513
4,66
110
2,58
732
,074
Wal
ker
21,7
1814
,543
7,17
559
,356
39,2
6620
,090
Wal
ton
11,3
596,
381
4,97
831
,167
17,2
2913
,938
War
e13
9,86
712
3,81
416
,053
379,
246
334,
298
44,9
48W
arre
n69
,210
49,4
3019
,780
188,
845
133,
461
55,3
84W
ashi
ngto
n20
6,43
417
3,04
333
,391
560,
711
467,
216
93,4
95W
ayne
204,
921
190,
078
14,8
4355
4,77
151
3,21
141
,560
Web
ster
33,8
1229
,820
3,99
291
,692
80,5
1411
,178
Whe
eler
93,8
5580
,780
13,0
7525
4,71
621
8,10
636
,610
Whi
te2,
858
1,84
21,
016
7,81
84,
973
2,84
5W
hitfi
eld
43,3
4441
,743
1,60
111
7,18
911
2,70
64,
483
Wilc
ox26
,730
20,3
126,
418
72,8
1254
,842
17,9
70W
ilkes
48,4
3930
,306
18,1
3313
2,59
881
,826
50,7
72W
ilkin
son
64,4
7542
,671
21,8
0417
6,26
311
5,21
261
,051
Wor
th37
,075
33,1
153,
960
100,
499
89,4
1111
,088
St
ate
tota
l9,
291,
811
7,73
0,27
91,
561,
532
25,2
44,0
4720
,871
,757
4,37
2,29
0A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a C
ount
ies
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
29
Tabl
e A.
11—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
sta
te, c
ount
y, a
nd s
oftw
ood
and
hard
woo
d,Ill
inoi
s, In
dian
a, a
nd M
isso
uri,
2010
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
Stat
e an
dAl
lAl
lco
unty
asp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dIll
inoi
sAl
exan
der
124
110
1430
727
235
Boon
e34
634
6 --
72
572
5 --
C
ass
1,25
21,
252
--
2,62
72,
627
--
Clin
ton
805
--
805
2,03
5 --
2,
035
Fran
klin
345
--
345
858
--
858
Hen
ders
on3,
140
3,14
0 --
6,
588
6,58
8 --
Ja
ckso
n3,
938
323,
906
10,0
1981
9,93
8Jo
hnso
n75
9 --
75
92,
013
--
2,01
3La
wre
nce
594
--
594
1,50
4 --
1,
504
Lee
905
905
--
1,89
91,
899
--
Mas
on99
899
8 --
2,
093
2,09
3 --
M
assa
c23
--
2360
--
60M
cHen
ry6,
723
3,08
73,
637
15,5
556,
504
9,05
1O
gle
127
127
--
267
267
--
Perr
y77
6 --
77
62,
086
--
2,08
6Po
pe1,
823
1,09
872
54,
652
2,73
51,
917
Salin
e5,
011
549
4,46
112
,910
1,38
811
,522
Uni
on3,
905
753,
831
10,0
6918
49,
885
Willi
amso
n30
028
516
742
703
39
Illin
ois
tota
l31
,893
12,0
0319
,890
77,0
0926
,066
50,9
43In
dian
aC
raw
ford
236
--
236
620
--
620
Dub
ois
2,22
6 --
2,
226
5,67
3 --
5,
673
Gre
ene
858
--
858
2,14
1 --
2,
141
Har
rison
1,54
41,
436
109
3,34
23,
063
279
Knox
3,18
2 --
3,
182
7,70
8 --
7,
708
Mar
tin1,
784
--
1,78
44,
580
--
4,58
0Pe
rry
516
1250
41,
360
281,
332
Spen
cer
355
--
355
904
--
904
Sulliv
an2,
282
--
2,28
25,
555
--
5,55
5Vi
go1,
764
--
1,76
44,
322
--
4,32
2W
arric
k95
--
9524
8 --
24
8
Indi
ana
tota
l14
,843
1,44
813
,395
36,4
533,
091
33,3
62(T
able
A.1
1 co
ntin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
30
(Tab
le A
.11
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsSt
ate
and
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Mis
sour
iAu
drai
nb29
,047
612
28,4
3480
,008
1,54
878
,460
Bollin
ger
264
5421
070
313
656
7C
ape
Gira
rdea
u1,
893
1,33
356
14,
860
3,36
81,
492
Den
t12
,150
2,83
99,
311
32,9
827,
177
25,8
05M
adis
on3,
474
3,14
233
18,
850
7,94
390
7N
ew M
adrid
23,5
55 --
23
,555
50,6
15 --
50
,615
New
ton
193
--
193
532
--
532
Ore
gon
10 --
10
26 --
26
Perr
y84
7014
215
176
39R
eyno
lds
509
173
336
1,35
643
791
9R
iple
y1,
224
120
1,10
33,
268
304
2,96
4Sc
ott
4,25
23,
644
608
10,7
629,
211
1,55
1Sh
anno
n8,
924
1,24
77,
677
24,2
833,
151
21,1
32
Mis
sour
i tot
al85
,577
13,2
3472
,343
218,
461
33,4
5118
5,01
0A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a C
ount
ies
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
b Incl
udes
Aud
rain
, Bar
ry, B
oone
, Cal
law
ay, C
harit
on, C
ole,
Coo
per,
How
ard,
How
ell,
Mon
iteau
, Ran
dolp
h,an
d S
alin
e C
ount
ies
to a
void
dis
clos
ure
of in
divi
dual
mill
s.
31
Tabl
e A.
12—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, K
entu
cky,
201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Balla
rd6,
448
1,
022
5,
426
17
,952
2,
759
15
,193
Br
eath
itt26
--
26
73
--
73
Br
ecki
nrid
ge16
,292
21
16
,271
45
,616
57
45
,559
Bu
tler
3,52
5
--
3,52
5
9,87
0
--
9,87
0
Cal
dwel
l9,
430
3,
867
5,
563
26
,017
10
,441
15
,576
C
allo
way
1,57
2
1,57
2
--
4,24
4
4,24
4
--
Car
lisle
2,02
2
121
1,90
1
5,65
0
327
5,32
3
Car
ter
68
24
44
188
65
123
Chr
istia
n7,
714
6,
567
1,
147
20
,943
17
,731
3,
212
C
ritte
nden
8,03
5
638
7,39
7
22,4
35
1,72
3
20,7
12
Dav
iess
1,22
1
1,03
7
184
3,31
5
2,80
0
515
Edm
onso
n2,
517
--
2,
517
7,
048
--
7,
048
Fu
lton
775
--
775
2,17
0
--
2,17
0
Gra
ves
14,1
60
91
14,0
69
39,6
39
246
39,3
93
Gra
yson
12,4
76
39
12,4
37
34,9
29
105
34,8
24
Gre
enup
68,2
62
965
67,2
97
191,
038
2,60
6
188,
432
Han
cock
937
933
4
2,
530
2,
519
11
H
ardi
n1,
171
1,
171
--
3,
162
3,
162
--
H
arla
n59
5
--
59
5
1,
666
--
1,
666
H
ickm
an42
6
--
42
6
1,
193
--
1,
193
H
opki
ns1,
875
1,
147
72
8
5,
135
3,
097
2,
038
Je
ffers
on40
40
--
10
8
10
8
--
Kn
ox37
,350
9
37,3
41
104,
579
24
104,
555
Laur
el53
,035
74
7
52
,288
14
8,42
3
2,
017
14
6,40
6
La
wre
nce
179
--
179
501
--
501
Letc
her
397
--
397
1,11
2
--
1,11
2
Lew
is12
,552
17
7
12
,375
35
,128
47
8
34
,650
Li
ving
ston
13,1
91
11,2
62
1,92
9
35,8
08
30,4
07
5,40
1
Loga
n31
5
--
31
5
88
2
--
88
2
Ly
on7,
630
16
7,
614
21
,362
43
21
,319
M
arsh
all
5,41
1
39
5,37
2
15,1
47
105
15,0
42
McC
rear
y18
,529
82
5
17
,704
51
,799
2,
228
49
,571
M
cLea
n93
2
14
7
78
5
2,
595
39
7
2,
198
M
etca
lfe52
--
52
14
6
--
14
6
M
uhle
nber
g1,
067
30
9
75
8
2,
956
83
4
2,
122
(T
able
A.1
2 co
ntin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
32
(Tab
le A
.12
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dO
hio
57,8
78
1,92
0
55,9
58
161,
866
5,18
4
156,
682
Row
an62
9
14
61
5
1,
760
38
1,
722
Tr
igg
8,29
6
4,47
0
3,82
6
22,7
82
12,0
69
10,7
13
Uni
on41
2
--
41
2
1,
154
--
1,
154
W
arre
n56
3
--
56
3
1,
576
--
1,
576
W
hitle
y6,
392
94
8
5,
444
17
,803
2,
560
15
,243
Stat
e to
tal
384,
397
40,1
38
344,
259
1,07
2,30
0
108,
374
963,
926
All
tabl
e ce
lls w
ithou
t obs
erva
tions
are
indi
cate
d by
-- .
Tabl
e va
lue
of 0
indi
cate
s th
e vo
lum
e ro
unds
to le
ss th
an 1
.
Col
umns
and
row
s m
ay n
ot a
dd to
thei
r tot
als
due
to ro
undi
ng.
a Cou
ntie
s w
ith n
o pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n ar
e om
itted
.
33
Tabl
e A.
13—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
par
ish
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, L
ouis
iana
, 201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Paris
hasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dAc
adia
911
741
170
2,47
72,
001
476
Alle
n19
5,85
916
4,56
831
,291
531,
949
444,
334
87,6
15As
cens
ion
2,42
082
51,
595
6,69
42,
228
4,46
6As
sum
ptio
n15
6 --
15
643
7 --
43
7Av
oyel
les
4,36
03,
131
1,22
911
,895
8,45
43,
441
Beau
rega
rd39
4,20
036
7,79
926
,401
1,06
6,98
099
3,05
773
,923
Bien
ville
214,
191
199,
187
15,0
0457
9,81
653
7,80
542
,011
Boss
ier
123,
409
67,7
7255
,637
338,
768
182,
984
155,
784
Cad
do56
,623
34,2
9822
,325
155,
115
92,6
0562
,510
Cal
casi
eu45
,968
45,9
68 --
12
4,11
412
4,11
4 --
C
aldw
ell
132,
035
120,
530
11,5
0535
7,64
532
5,43
132
,214
Cam
eron
5,43
422
45,
210
15,1
9360
514
,588
Cat
ahou
la17
,868
14,6
653,
203
48,5
6439
,596
8,96
8C
laib
orne
142,
314
109,
054
33,2
6038
7,57
429
4,44
693
,128
Con
cord
ia10
,531
7810
,453
29,4
7921
129
,268
De
Soto
251,
567
207,
852
43,7
1568
3,60
256
1,20
012
2,40
2Ea
st B
aton
Rou
ge18
,488
8,76
89,
720
50,8
9023
,674
27,2
16Ea
st C
arro
ll14
,229
4114
,188
39,8
3711
139
,726
East
Fel
icia
na77
,888
50,5
1027
,378
213,
035
136,
377
76,6
58Ev
ange
line
21,5
8716
,187
5,40
058
,825
43,7
0515
,120
Fran
klin
16,5
2511
,195
5,33
045
,151
30,2
2714
,924
Gra
nt11
3,86
599
,427
14,4
3830
8,87
926
8,45
340
,426
Iber
ia40
--
4011
2 --
11
2Ib
ervi
lle12
,617
3112
,586
35,3
2584
35,2
41Ja
ckso
n21
6,99
721
1,74
05,
257
586,
418
571,
698
14,7
20Je
ffers
on21
--
2159
--
59Je
ffers
on D
avis
5,61
23,
397
2,21
515
,374
9,17
26,
202
Lafa
yette
8411
7323
430
204
Lafo
urch
e9,
447
--
9,44
726
,452
--
26,4
52La
Sal
le19
1,19
517
3,56
617
,629
517,
989
468,
628
49,3
61Li
ncol
n87
,729
79,9
507,
779
237,
646
215,
865
21,7
81Li
ving
ston
55,7
9135
,982
19,8
0915
2,61
697
,151
55,4
65M
adis
on9,
777
109,
767
27,3
7527
27,3
48M
oreh
ouse
44,5
4036
,672
7,86
812
1,04
499
,014
22,0
30N
atch
itoch
es12
7,53
794
,462
33,0
7534
7,65
725
5,04
792
,610
(Tab
le A
.13
cont
inue
d on
nex
t pag
e)
34
(Tab
le A
.13
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lPa
risha
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Oua
chita
70,2
6963
,096
7,17
319
0,44
317
0,35
920
,084
Plaq
uem
ines
1313
--
3535
--
Poin
te C
oupe
e23
,976
1223
,964
67,1
3132
67,0
99R
apid
es13
8,26
610
3,01
835
,248
376,
843
278,
149
98,6
94R
ed R
iver
78,6
1363
,020
15,5
9321
3,81
417
0,15
443
,660
Ric
hlan
d2,
998
969
2,02
98,
297
2,61
65,
681
Sabi
ne26
4,09
023
7,28
326
,807
715,
724
640,
664
75,0
60St
. Cha
rles
3221
1188
5731
St. H
elen
a98
,257
79,7
1518
,542
267,
149
215,
231
51,9
18St
. Jam
es2,
451
222,
429
6,86
059
6,80
1St
. Lan
dry
24,1
035,
307
18,7
9666
,958
14,3
2952
,629
St. M
artin
1,44
412
1,43
24,
042
324,
010
St. M
ary
184
1217
251
432
482
St. T
amm
any
54,6
0954
,496
113
147,
455
147,
139
316
Tang
ipah
oa18
8,21
815
8,33
729
,881
511,
177
427,
510
83,6
67Te
nsas
9,12
621
9,10
525
,551
5725
,494
Terr
ebon
ne86
676
790
2,41
720
52,
212
Uni
on24
5,06
316
3,41
781
,646
669,
835
441,
226
228,
609
Vern
on40
8,55
836
7,23
441
,324
1,10
7,23
999
1,53
211
5,70
7W
ashi
ngto
n13
3,53
913
1,67
11,
868
360,
742
355,
512
5,23
0W
ebst
er34
,837
12,7
2122
,116
96,2
7234
,347
61,9
25W
est B
aton
Rou
ge18
--
1850
--
50W
est C
arro
ll5,
444
4,49
495
014
,794
12,1
342,
660
Wes
t Fel
icia
na29
,632
17,1
3812
,494
81,2
5646
,273
34,9
83W
inn
298,
811
275,
434
23,3
7780
9,12
874
3,67
265
,456
St
ate
tota
l4,
735,
232
3,89
6,18
083
9,05
212
,869
,034
10,5
19,6
902,
349,
344
A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a P
aris
hes
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
35
Tabl
e A.
14—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
sta
te, c
ount
y, a
nd s
oftw
ood
and
hard
woo
d,M
aine
, New
Ham
pshi
re, a
nd V
erm
ont,
2010
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
Stat
e an
dAl
lAl
lco
unty
asp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dM
aine
An
dros
cogg
in32
,475
21,1
8311
,292
73,9
8745
,901
28,0
86Ar
oost
ook
389,
664
52,1
0733
7,55
797
4,48
710
9,79
186
4,69
6C
umbe
rland
51,5
9737
,247
14,3
5011
7,14
580
,988
36,1
57Fr
ankl
in17
9,76
253
,790
125,
973
432,
994
114,
145
318,
849
Han
cock
187,
176
68,5
4211
8,63
444
3,53
314
2,64
830
0,88
5Ke
nneb
ec62
,488
38,7
7923
,708
143,
847
84,0
6459
,783
Knox
21,7
5311
,923
9,83
049
,876
25,0
1524
,861
Linc
oln
26,0
7219
,112
6,96
058
,679
41,1
8417
,495
Oxf
ord
313,
684
105,
870
207,
814
758,
943
230,
192
528,
751
Peno
bsco
t50
2,81
120
6,77
829
6,03
21,
208,
131
458,
763
749,
368
Pisc
ataq
uis
357,
924
107,
847
250,
078
864,
468
228,
080
636,
388
Saga
daho
c9,
281
6,49
52,
785
21,0
9614
,214
6,88
2So
mer
set
438,
097
161,
548
276,
550
1,04
6,79
634
1,88
170
4,91
5W
aldo
73,0
6130
,418
42,6
4217
2,21
264
,471
107,
741
Was
hing
ton
187,
863
88,9
9098
,872
443,
954
191,
357
252,
597
York
55,3
7340
,706
14,6
6712
5,86
188
,895
36,9
66
Mai
ne to
tal
2,88
9,08
01,
051,
335
1,83
7,74
56,
936,
009
2,26
1,58
94,
674,
420
New
Ham
pshi
reBe
lkna
p7,
529
4,21
53,
314
17,7
549,
334
8,42
0C
arro
ll59
,965
30,4
7029
,495
143,
412
67,8
3775
,574
Che
shire
10,4
906,
024
4,46
624
,873
13,3
0511
,567
Coo
s98
,588
19,2
1579
,374
245,
218
40,0
7520
5,14
2G
rafto
n55
,584
32,3
6023
,224
130,
336
71,2
9959
,038
Hills
boro
ugh
10,9
288,
095
2,83
324
,536
17,1
897,
347
Mer
rimac
k69
,980
50,7
1419
,265
161,
282
112,
600
48,6
82R
ocki
ngha
m8,
746
5,69
73,
049
20,0
6812
,103
7,96
5St
raffo
rd4,
102
2,18
01,
921
9,62
44,
690
4,93
4Su
llivan
10,0
596,
660
3,39
922
,856
14,2
848,
572
N
ew H
amps
hire
tota
l33
5,97
216
5,63
017
0,34
279
9,95
836
2,71
743
7,24
1(T
able
A.1
4 co
ntin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
36
(Tab
le A
.14
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsSt
ate
and
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Verm
ont
Addi
son
7,11
54,
027
3,08
816
,388
8,49
47,
894
Benn
ingt
on6,
958
1,14
95,
809
17,4
922,
421
15,0
71C
aled
onia
39,6
9714
,409
25,2
8995
,803
30,4
9765
,306
Chi
ttend
en4,
941
2,08
52,
857
11,5
434,
453
7,09
0Es
sex
30,9
5511
,569
19,3
8674
,128
23,9
6850
,160
Fran
klin
15,0
6012
,651
2,40
933
,853
27,7
336,
120
Lam
oille
7,68
55,
184
2,50
117
,773
11,3
576,
416
Ora
nge
32,9
2621
,995
10,9
3176
,832
48,5
6028
,272
Orle
ans
15,4
9410
,253
5,24
134
,507
21,0
7113
,436
Rut
land
17,8
1010
,055
7,75
441
,730
21,7
5519
,975
Was
hing
ton
22,1
0710
,522
11,5
8651
,550
22,2
5329
,297
Win
dham
16,2
9911
,467
4,83
238
,199
25,8
3912
,360
Win
dsor
25,9
6812
,568
13,4
0061
,606
27,3
2334
,283
Ve
rmon
t tot
al24
3,01
612
7,93
511
5,08
157
1,40
327
5,72
429
5,67
9A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a C
ount
ies
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
37
Tabl
e A.
15—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, M
ichi
gan,
201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Alco
na37
2116
8545
40Al
ger
132,
048
22,5
8410
9,46
431
6,84
648
,357
268,
488
Alle
gan
66 --
66
189
--
189
Alpe
na46
832
714
01,
042
683
360
Antri
m2,
123
792,
044
5,31
416
95,
145
Aren
ac1,
067
--
1,06
72,
564
--
2,56
4Ba
raga
156,
208
28,0
5412
8,15
438
6,58
162
,657
323,
924
Barr
y57
8 --
57
81,
436
--
1,43
6Be
nzie
12,3
88 --
12
,388
30,6
70 --
30
,670
Cha
rlevo
ix77
1 --
77
11,
966
--
1,96
6C
hebo
ygan
1,82
967
91,
150
4,34
11,
436
2,90
5C
hipp
ewa
64,5
6817
,703
46,8
6515
4,47
637
,195
117,
281
Cla
re16
,833
--
16,8
3341
,749
--
41,7
49C
raw
ford
1,19
411
71,
078
2,80
624
82,
558
Del
ta69
,873
22,2
3647
,637
164,
331
47,9
3111
6,40
0D
icki
nson
166,
416
19,3
8114
7,03
541
6,06
240
,497
375,
564
Emm
et1,
488
--
1,48
83,
818
--
3,81
8G
ladw
in31
4 --
31
476
9 --
76
9G
ogeb
ic83
,521
9,02
774
,495
215,
239
19,5
4719
5,69
2G
rand
Tra
vers
e3,
187
--
3,18
78,
061
--
8,06
1H
ough
ton
75,0
029,
285
65,7
1719
0,94
620
,895
170,
051
Iosc
o28
920
386
632
432
200
Iron
116,
787
28,3
7388
,413
284,
108
59,1
0422
5,00
4Is
abel
la5,
118
--
5,11
812
,540
--
12,5
40Ka
lkas
ka10
,135
762
9,37
324
,617
1,62
022
,997
Kew
eena
w37
,161
4,81
032
,352
92,8
999,
863
83,0
37La
ke17
,720
--
17,7
2043
,776
--
43,7
76Le
elan
au2,
956
912,
865
7,57
619
37,
383
Luce
104,
859
49,4
8355
,377
244,
847
105,
306
139,
541
Mac
kina
c59
,871
18,2
5741
,614
140,
301
37,8
1010
2,49
0M
anis
tee
13,0
73 --
13
,073
33,1
64 --
33
,164
Mar
quet
te26
1,77
813
8,26
312
3,51
560
1,17
629
5,63
330
5,54
3M
ason
14,9
68 --
14
,968
36,7
86 --
36
,786
Mec
osta
1,32
6 --
1,
326
3,11
0 --
3,
110
Men
omin
ee77
,631
36,2
2641
,405
178,
765
76,8
1110
1,95
4M
idla
nd3,
774
--
3,77
49,
465
--
9,46
5(T
able
A.1
5 co
ntin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
38
(Tab
le A
.15
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dM
issa
ukee
15,0
4686
14,9
6037
,100
183
36,9
17M
ontc
alm
86 --
86
201
--
201
Mon
tmor
ency
4,62
02,
881
1,73
910
,412
6,08
54,
327
Mus
kego
n50
4 --
50
41,
388
--
1,38
8N
eway
go7,
595
--
7,59
519
,124
--
19,1
24O
cean
a12
,344
1312
,331
31,7
4027
31,7
13O
gem
aw54
1 --
54
11,
321
--
1,32
1O
nton
agon
85,2
629,
922
75,3
3921
1,52
422
,076
189,
448
Osc
eola
12,6
36 --
12
,636
30,2
17 --
30
,217
Osc
oda
1,05
790
914
82,
312
1,93
238
0O
tseg
o11
,638
5,94
55,
693
26,9
8712
,631
14,3
56O
ttaw
a16
6 --
16
647
6 --
47
6Pr
esqu
e Is
le71
042
668
1,73
589
1,64
6R
osco
mm
on4,
554
--
4,55
411
,044
--
11,0
44Sa
gina
w55
--
5514
1 --
14
1Sc
hool
craf
t77
,001
30,9
2946
,072
179,
301
65,2
7511
4,02
6W
exfo
rd18
,211
--
18,2
1144
,755
--
44,7
55
Tota
l1,
769,
452
456,
687
1,31
2,76
54,
272,
833
974,
730
3,29
8,10
2A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a C
ount
ies
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
39
Tabl
e A
.16—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, M
inne
sota
, 201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Aitk
in10
6,52
011
,079
95,4
4025
2,14
423
,082
229,
062
Bec
ker
9,89
23,
887
6,00
522
,175
8,16
914
,006
Bel
tram
i33
,040
16,5
2916
,512
72,5
2134
,211
38,3
09B
ento
n50
828
022
81,
103
573
530
Car
lton
87,3
5311
,843
75,5
1120
6,02
024
,732
181,
288
Cas
s83
,693
5,35
378
,340
196,
244
11,2
4818
4,99
6C
hisa
go11
314
9926
029
231
Cle
arw
ater
8,47
12,
316
6,15
519
,160
4,86
214
,298
Coo
k17
,223
9,68
47,
540
37,7
8220
,031
17,7
51C
row
Win
g45
,847
1,86
243
,984
107,
226
3,90
010
3,32
7D
ougl
as1,
809
1,80
94,
217
4,21
7G
oodh
ue26
824
244
611
3857
3H
ubba
rd26
,891
3,95
222
,938
62,0
658,
245
53,8
20Is
anti
1,03
661
975
2,40
612
62,
280
Itasc
a17
0,99
970
,020
100,
979
382,
663
144,
620
238,
043
Kan
abec
6,69
431
6,66
215
,833
6715
,767
Koo
chic
hing
121,
463
107,
024
14,4
3925
2,93
721
9,14
833
,789
Lake
46,8
8729
,414
17,4
7310
3,71
760
,108
43,6
09La
ke o
f the
Woo
ds10
,911
10,8
0610
522
,222
21,9
6126
0M
ahno
men
319
266
5365
753
312
4M
arsh
all
457
457
1,06
61,
066
Mill
e La
cs4,
747
112
4,63
511
,189
239
10,9
50M
orris
on11
,074
4211
,033
25,9
4987
25,8
62O
lmst
ed34
3475
75O
tter T
ail
1,86
011
1,84
94,
331
234,
309
Pen
ning
ton
228
1348
1731
Pin
e64
,267
8,12
056
,147
154,
690
17,1
2713
7,56
3P
olk
7474
173
173
Red
Lak
e16
1636
36R
osea
u1,
804
1,79
014
3,72
73,
695
32S
t. Lo
uis
232,
795
109,
263
123,
533
520,
197
226,
045
294,
151
Ste
arns
222
222
527
527
Todd
21,9
5521
,955
51,1
7551
,175
Wab
asha
759
737
221,
608
1,56
643
Wad
ena
3,40
986
3,32
37,
928
184
7,74
4W
ashi
ngto
n12
574
5126
714
811
9W
inon
a16
514
223
347
302
45
Tota
l1,
123,
723
404,
830
718,
893
2,54
5,29
683
5,11
61,
710,
180
All
tabl
e ce
lls w
ithou
t obs
erva
tions
are
indi
cate
d by
-- .
Tabl
e va
lue
of 0
indi
cate
s th
e vo
lum
e ro
unds
to le
ss th
an 1
.
Col
umns
and
row
s m
ay n
ot a
dd to
thei
r tot
als
due
to ro
undi
ng.
a Cou
ntie
s w
ith n
o pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n ar
e om
itted
.
40
Tabl
e A.
17—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, M
issi
ssip
pi, 2
010
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Adam
s18
,012
2,84
915
,163
50,1
487,
692
42,4
56Al
corn
28,2
4621
,287
6,95
976
,960
57,4
7519
,485
Amite
121,
416
100,
586
20,8
3032
9,90
627
1,58
258
,324
Atta
la10
3,19
587
,155
16,0
4028
0,23
123
5,31
944
,912
Bent
on33
,549
19,7
8413
,765
91,9
5953
,417
38,5
42Bo
livar
10,4
731,
056
9,41
729
,219
2,85
126
,368
Cal
houn
70,8
5058
,318
12,5
3219
2,54
915
7,45
935
,090
Car
roll
103,
887
83,5
4620
,341
282,
529
225,
574
56,9
55C
hick
asaw
30,4
5627
,192
3,26
482
,557
73,4
189,
139
Cho
ctaw
72,1
5068
,187
3,96
319
5,20
118
4,10
511
,096
Cla
ibor
ne64
,756
31,4
4433
,312
178,
173
84,8
9993
,274
Cla
rke
174,
604
148,
242
26,3
6247
4,06
740
0,25
373
,814
Cla
y32
,482
21,5
1210
,970
88,7
9858
,082
30,7
16C
oaho
ma
2,94
633
2,91
38,
245
898,
156
Cop
iah
168,
260
145,
020
23,2
4045
6,62
639
1,55
465
,072
Cov
ingt
on11
7,01
675
,508
41,5
0832
0,09
420
3,87
211
6,22
2D
e So
to11
,267
10,4
3383
430
,504
28,1
692,
335
Forr
est
34,7
8331
,381
3,40
294
,255
84,7
299,
526
Fran
klin
124,
601
68,5
8956
,012
342,
024
185,
190
156,
834
Geo
rge
63,5
0761
,704
1,80
317
1,64
916
6,60
15,
048
Gre
ene
170,
220
147,
370
22,8
5046
1,87
939
7,89
963
,980
Gre
nada
41,6
0022
,844
18,7
5611
4,19
661
,679
52,5
17H
anco
ck40
,521
40,5
21 --
10
9,40
710
9,40
7 --
H
arris
on22
,721
22,7
129
61,3
4761
,322
25H
inds
95,9
0571
,574
24,3
3126
1,37
719
3,25
068
,127
Hol
mes
80,9
6357
,252
23,7
1122
0,97
115
4,58
066
,391
Hum
phre
ys4,
555
94,
546
12,7
5324
12,7
29Is
saqu
ena
30,7
1330
30,6
8385
,993
8185
,912
Itaw
amba
51,2
059,
610
41,5
9514
2,41
325
,947
116,
466
Jack
son
41,5
6741
,567
--
112,
231
112,
231
--
Jasp
er98
,624
82,1
5516
,469
267,
932
221,
819
46,1
13Je
ffers
on66
,784
48,6
9418
,090
182,
126
131,
474
50,6
52Je
ffers
on D
avis
61,7
7261
,510
262
166,
811
166,
077
734
Jone
s14
6,79
111
0,48
736
,304
399,
966
298,
315
101,
651
Kem
per
181,
616
142,
155
39,4
6149
4,31
038
3,81
911
0,49
1(T
able
A.1
7 co
ntin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
41
(Tab
le A
.17
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dLa
faye
tte70
,440
55,8
6914
,571
191,
645
150,
846
40,7
99La
mar
63,5
5463
,323
231
171,
619
170,
972
647
Laud
erda
le22
3,95
712
5,61
498
,343
614,
518
339,
158
275,
360
Law
renc
e11
3,50
211
0,65
12,
851
306,
741
298,
758
7,98
3Le
ake
108,
964
100,
374
8,59
029
5,06
227
1,01
024
,052
Lee
771
257
514
2,13
369
41,
439
Leflo
re11
,287
4111
,246
31,6
0011
131
,489
Linc
oln
306,
190
219,
130
87,0
6083
5,41
959
1,65
124
3,76
8Lo
wnd
es34
,361
25,0
469,
315
93,7
0667
,624
26,0
82M
adis
on94
,171
81,4
6012
,711
255,
533
219,
942
35,5
91M
ario
n27
1,70
922
2,13
349
,576
738,
572
599,
759
138,
813
Mar
shal
l27
,274
18,1
779,
097
74,5
5049
,078
25,4
72M
onro
e68
,300
27,8
9840
,402
188,
451
75,3
2511
3,12
6M
ontg
omer
y88
,868
55,8
3433
,034
243,
247
150,
752
92,4
95N
esho
ba94
,593
73,5
2821
,065
257,
508
198,
526
58,9
82N
ewto
n86
,853
74,3
0512
,548
235,
758
200,
624
35,1
34N
oxub
ee12
1,41
010
4,89
616
,514
329,
458
283,
219
46,2
39O
ktib
beha
42,0
5636
,730
5,32
611
4,08
499
,171
14,9
13Pa
nola
45,7
0032
,601
13,0
9912
4,70
088
,023
36,6
77Pe
arl R
iver
85,0
3076
,865
8,16
523
0,39
820
7,53
622
,862
Perr
y12
9,32
712
2,13
67,
191
349,
902
329,
767
20,1
35Pi
ke28
,383
27,4
2895
576
,730
74,0
562,
674
Pont
otoc
30,0
8818
,099
11,9
8982
,436
48,8
6733
,569
Pren
tiss
22,5
0116
,338
6,16
361
,369
44,1
1317
,256
Qui
tman
27 --
27
76 --
76
Ran
kin
79,7
3272
,153
7,57
921
6,03
419
4,81
321
,221
Scot
t81
,414
46,3
9935
,015
223,
319
125,
277
98,0
42Sh
arke
y15
,564
1815
,546
43,5
7849
43,5
29Si
mps
on12
2,61
384
,841
37,7
7233
4,83
322
9,07
110
5,76
2Sm
ith20
6,75
620
4,77
81,
978
558,
439
552,
901
5,53
8St
one
58,4
1058
,194
216
157,
729
157,
124
605
Sunf
low
er80
88
800
2,26
222
2,24
0Ta
llaha
tchi
e18
,081
11,9
166,
165
49,4
3532
,173
17,2
62Ta
te4,
839
3,32
71,
512
13,2
178,
983
4,23
4Ti
ppah
51,5
5835
,019
16,5
3914
0,86
094
,551
46,3
09Ti
shom
ingo
109,
423
46,1
6063
,263
301,
768
124,
632
177,
136
(Tab
le A
.17
cont
inue
d on
nex
t pag
e)
42
(Tab
le A
.17
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dTu
nica
3,60
7 --
3,
607
10,1
00 --
10
,100
Uni
on31
,580
19,2
6312
,317
86,4
9852
,010
34,4
88W
alth
all
62,0
2861
,127
901
167,
566
165,
043
2,52
3W
arre
n37
,554
4,83
832
,716
104,
668
13,0
6391
,605
Was
hing
ton
18,5
1977
18,4
4251
,846
208
51,6
38W
ayne
187,
414
144,
564
42,8
5051
0,30
339
0,32
311
9,98
0W
ebst
er78
,694
71,2
827,
412
213,
215
192,
461
20,7
54W
ilkin
son
148,
604
95,3
3553
,269
406,
558
257,
405
149,
153
Win
ston
195,
534
113,
522
82,0
1253
6,14
330
6,50
922
9,63
4Ya
lobu
sha
72,7
4663
,791
8,95
519
7,31
017
2,23
625
,074
Yazo
o45
,220
21,6
5623
,564
124,
450
58,4
7165
,979
St
ate
tota
l6,
322,
027
4,76
9,31
71,
552,
710
17,2
24,7
5212
,877
,161
4,34
7,59
1A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a C
ount
ies
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
43
Tabl
e A.
18—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, N
ew Y
ork,
201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Alba
ny1,
734
1,03
470
04,
069
2,24
71,
822
Alle
gany
10,8
493,
025
7,82
425
,736
6,38
419
,352
Broo
me
541
541
--
1,20
01,
200
--
Cat
tara
ugus
11,4
465,
575
5,87
126
,234
11,7
9314
,441
Cay
uga
1,58
91,
082
507
3,51
82,
293
1,22
5C
haut
auqu
a2,
142
980
1,16
24,
899
2,08
52,
814
Che
mun
g1,
088
1,08
8 --
2,
378
2,37
8 --
C
hena
ngo
2,16
71,
456
712
4,90
73,
131
1,77
6C
linto
n19
,225
5,14
814
,076
44,6
0310
,474
34,1
28C
olum
bia
730
163
567
1,89
037
71,
514
Cor
tland
2,11
21,
996
116
4,55
04,
268
282
Del
awar
e6,
507
3,81
02,
697
15,7
189,
010
6,70
7D
utch
ess
112
4864
271
105
166
Esse
x60
,161
25,6
5634
,506
144,
732
54,9
1289
,820
Fran
klin
9,21
92,
633
6,58
622
,176
5,46
516
,711
Fulto
n17
,819
10,0
717,
748
42,4
3423
,135
19,2
99G
reen
e1,
028
839
190
2,43
11,
932
499
Ham
ilton
51,1
685,
765
45,4
0313
0,78
212
,281
118,
502
Her
kim
er15
,187
4,63
610
,551
36,5
189,
995
26,5
23Je
ffers
on10
,891
4,30
46,
588
25,9
649,
453
16,5
11Le
wis
25,2
547,
737
17,5
1660
,288
17,0
0743
,281
Mon
roe
181
157
2439
033
159
Mon
tgom
ery
860
703
157
2,03
21,
647
385
Oni
eda
11,5
083,
068
8,44
027
,397
6,79
920
,598
Ono
ndag
a3,
083
3,06
716
6,70
06,
661
39O
ntar
io41
046
364
1,02
798
929
Osw
ego
7,25
25,
358
1,89
417
,406
12,8
184,
589
Ots
ego
1,28
61,
051
236
2,98
62,
396
590
Ren
ssel
aer
5,60
92,
679
2,93
013
,732
6,23
37,
499
Sara
toga
53,2
4022
,609
30,6
3112
9,64
551
,032
78,6
13Sc
hene
ctad
y1,
793
608
1,18
54,
549
1,46
13,
089
Scho
harie
7,06
95,
192
1,87
617
,000
12,1
664,
835
Schu
yler
3,51
73,
372
146
7,66
87,
308
360
St. L
awre
nce
62,0
328,
618
53,4
1515
1,36
117
,998
133,
363
(Tab
le A
.18
cont
inue
d on
nex
t pag
e)
44
(Tab
le A
.18
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dSt
eube
n2,
883
1,44
11,
442
6,67
83,
023
3,65
5Su
llivan
667
494
173
1,54
91,
111
438
Tiog
a34
34 --
74
74 --
To
mpk
ins
233
1022
358
621
565
War
ren
66,4
1634
,771
31,6
4415
9,92
378
,267
81,6
56W
ashi
ngto
n30
,432
16,4
7513
,957
74,3
8838
,517
35,8
71
Stat
e to
tal
509,
475
197,
338
312,
137
1,23
0,38
943
7,88
679
2,50
3A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a C
ount
ies
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
45
Tabl
e A.
19—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, N
orth
Car
olin
a, 2
010
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Alam
ance
7,06
967
56,
394
19,7
261,
823
17,9
03Al
exan
der
1,24
547
1,19
83,
481
127
3,35
4Al
legh
any
7,54
141
7,50
021
,111
111
21,0
00An
son
77,2
2469
,917
7,30
720
9,23
618
8,77
620
,460
Ashe
6,69
718
66,
511
18,7
3350
218
,231
Aver
y1,
368
301,
338
3,82
781
3,74
6Be
aufo
rt14
6,06
011
8,73
727
,323
397,
094
320,
590
76,5
04Be
rtie
113,
604
105,
398
8,20
630
7,55
228
4,57
522
,977
Blad
en11
2,69
395
,985
16,7
0830
5,94
225
9,16
046
,782
Brun
swic
k67
,270
51,9
2415
,346
183,
164
140,
195
42,9
69Bu
ncom
be8,
612
3,38
05,
232
23,7
769,
126
14,6
50Bu
rke
28,7
9010
,735
18,0
5579
,539
28,9
8550
,554
Cab
arru
s5,
197
4,92
727
014
,059
13,3
0375
6C
aldw
ell
4,58
333
64,
247
12,7
9990
711
,892
Cam
den
22,4
8513
,001
9,48
461
,658
35,1
0326
,555
Car
tere
t47
,198
43,0
304,
168
127,
851
116,
181
11,6
70C
asw
ell
18,3
051,
592
16,7
1351
,094
4,29
846
,796
Cat
awba
13,2
861,
551
11,7
3537
,046
4,18
832
,858
Cha
tham
2,24
986
11,
388
6,21
12,
325
3,88
6C
hero
kee
26,9
258,
061
18,8
6474
,584
21,7
6552
,819
Cho
wan
11,6
4810
,211
1,43
731
,594
27,5
704,
024
Cla
y14
,182
5,61
28,
570
39,1
4815
,152
23,9
96C
leve
land
46,3
3012
,076
34,2
5412
8,51
632
,605
95,9
11C
olum
bus
90,9
9966
,483
24,5
1624
8,14
917
9,50
468
,645
Cra
ven
97,1
5763
,504
33,6
5326
5,68
917
1,46
194
,228
Cum
berla
nd69
,099
56,6
7412
,425
187,
810
153,
020
34,7
90C
urrit
uck
53,0
4941
,516
11,5
3314
4,38
511
2,09
332
,292
Dar
e97
079
517
52,
637
2,14
749
0D
avid
son
3,71
532
13,
394
10,3
7086
79,
503
Dav
ie4,
008
651
3,35
711
,158
1,75
89,
400
Dup
lin66
,437
42,5
1623
,921
181,
772
114,
793
66,9
79D
urha
m1,
714
294
1,42
04,
770
794
3,97
6Ed
geco
mbe
55,5
5946
,357
9,20
215
0,93
012
5,16
425
,766
Fors
yth
8,60
61,
208
7,39
823
,976
3,26
220
,714
Fran
klin
53,0
1442
,542
10,4
7214
4,18
511
4,86
329
,322
Gas
ton
15,4
9811
,709
3,78
942
,223
31,6
1410
,609
(Tab
le A
.19
cont
inue
d on
nex
t pag
e)
46
(Tab
le A
.19
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dG
ates
82,0
9576
,223
5,87
222
2,24
420
5,80
216
,442
Gra
ham
8,71
3 --
8,
713
24,3
96 --
24
,396
Gra
nville
23,6
653,
920
19,7
4565
,870
10,5
8455
,286
Gre
ene
45,5
4929
,504
16,0
4512
4,58
779
,661
44,9
26G
uilfo
rd7,
599
785
6,81
421
,199
2,12
019
,079
Hal
ifax
106,
053
87,4
0318
,650
288,
208
235,
988
52,2
20H
arne
tt28
,231
22,9
675,
264
76,7
5062
,011
14,7
39H
ayw
ood
23,7
354,
130
19,6
0566
,045
11,1
5154
,894
Her
tford
31,8
5823
,837
8,02
186
,819
64,3
6022
,459
Hok
e40
,502
38,2
082,
294
109,
585
103,
162
6,42
3H
yde
25,0
1224
,283
729
67,6
0565
,564
2,04
1Ire
dell
5,93
92,
142
3,79
716
,415
5,78
310
,632
John
ston
37,3
6625
,972
11,3
9410
2,02
770
,124
31,9
03Jo
nes
43,7
5633
,874
9,88
211
9,13
091
,460
27,6
70Le
e8,
122
7,01
11,
111
22,0
4118
,930
3,11
1Le
noir
34,9
2324
,135
10,7
8895
,371
65,1
6530
,206
Linc
oln
2,53
02,
225
305
6,86
26,
008
854
Mac
on15
,843
5,61
210
,231
43,7
9915
,152
28,6
47M
artin
81,0
9269
,132
11,9
6022
0,14
418
6,65
633
,488
McD
owel
l33
,467
13,4
0820
,059
92,3
6736
,202
56,1
65M
eckl
enbu
rg2,
576
1,71
186
57,
042
4,62
02,
422
Mon
tgom
ery
40,7
1038
,772
1,93
811
0,11
010
4,68
45,
426
Moo
re44
,164
38,3
685,
796
119,
823
103,
594
16,2
29N
ash
41,3
4833
,465
7,88
311
2,42
890
,356
22,0
72N
ew H
anov
er4,
095
3,29
679
911
,136
8,89
92,
237
Nor
tham
pton
93,2
5176
,997
16,2
5425
3,40
320
7,89
245
,511
Ons
low
130,
550
99,2
0731
,343
355,
619
267,
859
87,7
60O
rang
e4,
787
204,
767
13,4
0254
13,3
48Pa
mlic
o57
,875
38,3
0119
,574
158,
220
103,
413
54,8
07Pa
squo
tank
3,89
93,
441
458
10,5
739,
291
1,28
2Pe
nder
95,9
9073
,329
22,6
6126
1,43
919
7,98
863
,451
Perq
uim
ans
26,6
1622
,605
4,01
172
,265
61,0
3411
,231
Pers
on12
,170
147
12,0
2334
,061
397
33,6
64Pi
tt68
,793
53,3
9615
,397
187,
281
144,
169
43,1
12Po
lk25
,019
13,2
7011
,749
68,7
2635
,829
32,8
97R
ando
lph
12,5
8858
512
,003
35,1
881,
580
33,6
08R
ichm
ond
40,2
2335
,570
4,65
310
9,06
796
,039
13,0
28(T
able
A.1
9 co
ntin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
47
(Tab
le A
.19
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dR
obes
on81
,096
58,1
8722
,909
221,
250
157,
105
64,1
45R
ocki
ngha
m56
,792
14,3
2142
,471
157,
586
38,6
6711
8,91
9R
owan
19,2
002,
797
16,4
0353
,480
7,55
245
,928
Rut
herfo
rd90
,019
17,0
9172
,928
250,
344
46,1
4620
4,19
8Sa
mps
on95
,088
66,3
2928
,759
259,
613
179,
088
80,5
25Sc
otla
nd30
,159
26,0
874,
072
81,8
3770
,435
11,4
02St
anly
9,13
36,
893
2,24
024
,883
18,6
116,
272
Stok
es9,
735
2,03
57,
700
27,0
555,
495
21,5
60Su
rry
9,47
485
38,
621
26,4
422,
303
24,1
39Ty
rrel
l14
,269
12,1
802,
089
38,7
3532
,886
5,84
9U
nion
23,1
7317
,024
6,14
963
,182
45,9
6517
,217
Vanc
e8,
373
4,66
23,
711
22,9
7812
,587
10,3
91W
ake
13,4
067,
540
5,86
636
,783
20,3
5816
,425
War
ren
70,7
8349
,909
20,8
7419
3,20
113
4,75
458
,447
Was
hing
ton
70,1
3136
,536
33,5
9519
2,71
398
,647
94,0
66W
atau
ga65
963
596
1,83
917
01,
669
Way
ne36
,999
20,1
8116
,818
101,
579
54,4
8947
,090
Wilk
es38
,558
3,42
535
,133
107,
620
9,24
898
,372
Wils
on96
,419
85,6
1410
,805
261,
412
231,
158
30,2
54Ya
dkin
5,95
61,
225
4,73
116
,555
3,30
813
,247
Yanc
ey3,
963
--
3,96
311
,096
--
11,0
96
Stat
e to
tal
3,48
4,47
52,
393,
086
1,09
1,38
99,
517,
225
6,46
1,34
13,
055,
884
All
tabl
e ce
lls w
ithou
t obs
erva
tions
are
indi
cate
d by
-- .
Tabl
e va
lue
of 0
indi
cate
s th
e vo
lum
e ro
unds
to le
ss th
an 1
.
Col
umns
and
row
s m
ay n
ot a
dd to
thei
r tot
als
due
to ro
undi
ng.
a Cou
ntie
s w
ith n
o pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n ar
e om
itted
.
48
Tabl
e A.
20—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, O
hio,
201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Adam
s15
,088
8,37
46,
714
34,9
9218
,107
16,8
85As
hlan
d92
--
9223
2 --
23
2As
htab
ula
69 --
69
172
--
172
Athe
ns10
,531
157
10,3
7326
,991
333
26,6
58Be
lmon
t10
,345
--
10,3
4524
,730
--
24,7
30Bu
tler
64 --
64
157
--
157
Car
roll
3,05
4 --
3,
054
7,68
4 --
7,
684
Col
umbi
ana
2,04
312
41,
919
5,04
427
84,
766
Cos
hoct
on10
,027
--
10,0
2724
,586
--
24,5
86C
uyah
oga
23 --
23
55 --
55
Del
awar
e1,
085
--
1,08
52,
599
--
2,59
9Er
ie13
7 --
13
733
9 --
33
9Fa
irfie
ld33
6 --
33
683
8 --
83
8Fu
lton
10,2
416,
443
3,79
822
,325
13,4
878,
838
Gal
lia21
,025
3,19
117
,834
52,7
586,
806
45,9
52G
eaug
a1,
347
--
1,34
73,
304
--
3,30
4G
uern
sey
2,85
820
22,
656
6,98
142
46,
557
Har
rison
4,47
4 --
4,
474
10,6
63 --
10
,663
Hig
hlan
d3,
626
2,65
896
88,
100
5,65
02,
450
Hoc
king
4,42
41,
555
2,86
910
,673
3,39
47,
279
Hol
mes
6,02
2 --
6,
022
14,4
88 --
14
,488
Hur
on1,
372
--
1,37
23,
440
--
3,44
0Ja
ckso
n52
,090
19,8
7632
,215
124,
914
44,8
1280
,102
Jeffe
rson
3,15
1 --
3,
151
7,52
4 --
7,
524
Knox
974
--
974
2,35
2 --
2,
352
Law
renc
e41
7 --
41
71,
085
--
1,08
5Li
ckin
g19
4 --
19
448
0 --
48
0Lo
rain
406
--
406
1,01
5 --
1,
015
Mah
onin
g69
7 --
69
71,
797
--
1,79
7M
ario
n50
--
5012
7 --
12
7M
edin
a14
9 --
14
936
0 --
36
0M
eigs
3,19
532
52,
870
7,42
175
26,
669
Mon
roe
4,77
081
63,
954
11,3
911,
725
9,66
6M
ontg
omer
y62
--
6215
7 --
15
7M
orga
n7,
451
458
6,99
418
,323
973
17,3
50M
uski
ngum
3,32
118
3,30
38,
169
388,
131
(Tab
le A
.20
cont
inue
d on
nex
t pag
e)
49
(Tab
le A
.20
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dN
oble
11,6
403,
267
8,37
427
,698
6,95
720
,741
Perr
y50
6 --
50
61,
241
--
1,24
1Pi
ckaw
ay10
1 --
10
125
4 --
25
4Pi
ke50
,967
9,62
341
,344
123,
393
20,4
5410
2,93
9Po
rtage
77 --
77
187
--
187
Ric
hlan
d15
5 --
15
538
9 --
38
9R
oss
35,1
392,
374
32,7
6585
,327
5,02
980
,298
Scio
to15
,392
1,46
313
,929
35,6
563,
073
32,5
83St
ark
1,12
9 --
1,
129
2,74
1 --
2,
741
Sum
mit
569
--
569
1,42
2 --
1,
422
Trum
bull
925
991
52,
328
202,
308
Tusc
araw
as13
,805
196
13,6
0933
,816
411
33,4
05Vi
nton
16,2
096,
847
9,36
137
,565
14,3
3823
,227
War
ren
33 --
33
81 --
81
Was
hing
ton
11,8
302,
685
9,14
529
,591
6,67
622
,915
Way
ne51
2 --
51
21,
259
--
1,25
9W
ood
9 --
9
24 --
24
St
ate
tota
l34
4,20
670
,662
273,
544
829,
238
153,
737
675,
501
All
tabl
e ce
lls w
ithou
t obs
erva
tions
are
indi
cate
d by
-- .
Tabl
e va
lue
of 0
indi
cate
s th
e vo
lum
e ro
unds
to le
ss th
an 1
.
Col
umns
and
row
s m
ay n
ot a
dd to
thei
r tot
als
due
to ro
undi
ng.
a Cou
ntie
s w
ith n
o pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n ar
e om
itted
.
50
Tabl
e A.
21—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, O
klah
oma,
201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Adai
r18
,031
695
17,3
3650
,418
1,87
748
,541
Atok
a12
,608
4,28
18,
327
34,8
7511
,559
23,3
16Br
yan
4,44
831
4,41
712
,452
8412
,368
Che
roke
e13
,358
812
12,5
4637
,321
2,19
235
,129
Cho
ctaw
38,0
2819
,316
18,7
1210
4,54
752
,153
52,3
94C
oal
511
--
511
1,43
1 --
1,
431
Hug
hes
1,05
212
1,04
02,
944
322,
912
John
ston
3,06
411
3,05
38,
578
308,
548
Latim
er9,
441
5,62
93,
812
25,8
7215
,198
10,6
74Le
Flo
re59
,657
32,0
4627
,611
163,
835
86,5
2477
,311
McC
urta
in17
2,34
413
2,46
439
,880
469,
317
357,
653
111,
664
Pitts
burg
6,67
659
26,
084
18,6
331,
598
17,0
35Pu
shm
atah
a23
5,67
712
8,37
310
7,30
464
7,05
834
6,60
730
0,45
1Se
quoy
ah1,
469
121
1,34
84,
101
327
3,77
4
Stat
e to
tal
576,
364
324,
383
251,
981
1,58
1,38
287
5,83
470
5,54
8A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a C
ount
ies
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
51
Tabl
e A.
22—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, P
enns
ylva
nia,
201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Adam
s2,
864
1,00
61,
858
7,00
02,
144
4,85
6Al
legh
eny
519
--
519
1,23
0 --
1,
230
Arm
stro
ng2,
946
--
2,94
67,
160
--
7,16
0Be
aver
280
--
280
673
--
673
Bedf
ord
36,7
572,
516
34,2
4193
,349
5,42
087
,929
Berk
s1,
686
861,
600
4,13
118
03,
951
Blai
r25
,779
264
25,5
1666
,127
561
65,5
66Br
adfo
rd1,
212
1,21
2 --
2,
765
2,76
5 --
Bu
cks
8416
6821
037
173
Butle
r7,
004
369
6,63
517
,276
797
16,4
79C
ambr
ia28
,073
1,77
826
,295
71,3
963,
965
67,4
31C
amer
on13
,500
318
13,1
8234
,751
699
34,0
52C
arbo
n4,
521
2,40
52,
117
11,1
025,
601
5,50
1C
entre
36,3
541,
297
35,0
5794
,293
2,99
591
,298
Che
ster
2,94
820
92,
739
7,29
044
26,
848
Cla
rion
9,37
84,
463
4,91
622
,838
10,4
4312
,395
Cle
arfie
ld33
,240
9,97
723
,263
80,7
1522
,799
57,9
17C
linto
n22
,568
2,33
320
,236
58,4
565,
307
53,1
49C
olum
bia
593
403
190
1,44
093
750
3C
raw
ford
686
1966
71,
673
441,
629
Cum
berla
nd2,
919
472,
872
7,84
599
7,74
6D
auph
in5,
374
266
5,10
813
,769
589
13,1
80D
elaw
are
1,75
056
41,
186
4,29
41,
261
3,03
3El
k19
,682
6,24
213
,440
46,3
9313
,881
32,5
12Er
ie81
5 --
81
51,
969
--
1,96
9Fa
yette
1,12
3 --
1,
123
2,74
2 --
2,
742
Fore
st8,
150
2,78
05,
370
19,6
446,
503
13,1
41Fr
ankl
in17
,457
720
16,7
3843
,976
1,67
342
,303
Fulto
n20
,989
5,97
315
,016
52,1
4312
,932
39,2
11G
reen
e1,
633
--
1,63
33,
987
--
3,98
7H
untin
gdon
28,3
065,
581
22,7
2570
,740
12,2
2958
,511
Indi
ana
1,71
21,
216
496
4,05
12,
837
1,21
4Je
ffers
on16
,023
8,66
97,
354
37,4
4219
,531
17,9
11Ju
niat
a3,
868
1,03
62,
832
9,45
82,
330
7,12
8La
ckaw
anna
5141
1011
591
24La
ncas
ter
3,21
658
3,15
88,
159
130
8,02
9(T
able
A.2
2 co
ntin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
52
(Tab
le A
.22
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dLe
bano
n6,
522
400
6,12
216
,531
884
15,6
47Le
high
267
--
267
683
--
683
Luze
rne
8,73
16,
560
2,17
120
,669
15,0
625,
607
Lyco
min
g16
,707
9,56
97,
138
40,3
8822
,169
18,2
19M
c Ke
an37
,921
1,75
236
,169
90,5
473,
979
86,5
68M
erce
r37
7 --
37
792
1 --
92
1M
ifflin
14,6
324,
335
10,2
9737
,267
9,40
927
,858
Mon
roe
5,95
939
85,
561
14,9
3089
214
,038
Mon
tgom
ery
7825
5418
955
134
Nor
tham
pton
106
996
266
2124
5N
orth
umbe
rland
520
124
396
1,31
428
61,
028
Perr
y1,
066
469
597
2,64
41,
069
1,57
5Pi
ke90
--
9024
0 --
24
0Po
tter
14,6
7229
914
,374
36,5
1167
835
,833
Schu
ylki
ll9,
396
619
8,77
724
,260
1,42
222
,838
Snyd
er69
843
526
31,
647
969
678
Som
erse
t20
,436
3,24
117
,195
49,0
707,
093
41,9
77Su
llivan
3,17
63,
059
117
7,36
57,
081
284
Susq
ueha
nna
1,10
289
920
42,
566
2,06
450
2Ti
oga
7,64
74,
080
3,56
718
,388
9,30
69,
082
Uni
on19
210
884
471
254
217
Vena
ngo
9,90
02,
951
6,94
924
,296
6,91
917
,377
War
ren
19,7
167,
431
12,2
8547
,022
16,5
0630
,515
Was
hing
ton
821
1680
51,
927
351,
892
Way
ne1,
854
1,80
054
4,42
04,
286
134
Wes
tmor
elan
d1,
989
--
1,98
94,
812
--
4,81
2W
yom
ing
429
429
--
980
980
--
York
5,86
21,
438
4,42
414
,079
3,10
610
,973
To
tal
554,
929
112,
308
442,
621
1,37
5,00
525
3,74
71,
121,
257
All
tabl
e ce
lls w
ithou
t obs
erva
tions
are
indi
cate
d by
-- .
Tabl
e va
lue
of 0
indi
cate
s th
e vo
lum
e ro
unds
to le
ss th
an 1
.
Col
umns
and
row
s m
ay n
ot a
dd to
thei
r tot
als
due
to ro
undi
ng.
a Cou
ntie
s w
ith n
o pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n ar
e om
itted
.
53
Tabl
e A.
23—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, S
outh
Car
olin
a, 2
010
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Abbe
ville
40,3
4318
,844
21,4
9911
1,07
650
,879
60,1
97Ai
ken
85,4
7768
,676
16,8
0123
2,46
818
5,42
547
,043
Alle
ndal
e58
,936
41,0
4217
,894
160,
916
110,
813
50,1
03An
ders
on16
,747
6,28
710
,460
46,2
6316
,975
29,2
88Ba
mbe
rg70
,024
50,4
0119
,623
191,
027
136,
083
54,9
44Ba
rnw
ell
63,2
3349
,991
13,2
4217
2,05
413
4,97
637
,078
Beau
fort
23,7
4117
,860
5,88
164
,689
48,2
2216
,467
Berk
eley
236,
481
207,
844
28,6
3764
1,36
356
1,17
980
,184
Cal
houn
63,8
6749
,801
14,0
6617
3,84
813
4,46
339
,385
Cha
rlest
on82
,419
71,1
1211
,307
223,
662
192,
002
31,6
60C
hero
kee
18,9
9416
,200
2,79
451
,563
43,7
407,
823
Che
ster
126,
634
95,2
1731
,417
345,
054
257,
086
87,9
68C
hest
erfie
ld12
4,39
699
,604
24,7
9233
8,34
926
8,93
169
,418
Cla
rend
on10
9,36
095
,565
13,7
9529
6,65
225
8,02
638
,626
Col
leto
n21
3,33
815
2,20
861
,130
582,
126
410,
962
171,
164
Dar
lingt
on52
,163
32,4
7619
,687
142,
809
87,6
8555
,124
Dillo
n99
,306
46,1
6953
,137
273,
440
124,
656
148,
784
Dor
ches
ter
149,
406
118,
304
31,1
0240
6,50
731
9,42
187
,086
Edge
field
93,6
2576
,860
16,7
6525
4,46
420
7,52
246
,942
Fairf
ield
281,
685
260,
106
21,5
7976
2,70
770
2,28
660
,421
Flor
ence
97,4
1826
,136
71,2
8227
0,15
770
,567
199,
590
Geo
rget
own
140,
125
133,
891
6,23
437
8,96
136
1,50
617
,455
Gre
envi
lle27
,270
14,7
1312
,557
74,8
8539
,725
35,1
60G
reen
woo
d48
,305
21,7
5626
,549
133,
078
58,7
4174
,337
Ham
pton
126,
777
96,3
1430
,463
345,
344
260,
048
85,2
96H
orry
71,2
8947
,615
23,6
7419
4,84
812
8,56
166
,287
Jasp
er16
9,50
614
0,47
129
,035
460,
570
379,
272
81,2
98Ke
rsha
w19
2,97
014
5,53
747
,433
525,
762
392,
950
132,
812
Lanc
aste
r12
6,94
310
4,86
422
,079
344,
954
283,
133
61,8
21La
uren
s51
,782
27,7
8823
,994
142,
211
75,0
2867
,183
Lee
99,8
9677
,814
22,0
8227
1,92
821
0,09
861
,830
Lexi
ngto
n51
,558
41,2
7310
,285
140,
235
111,
437
28,7
98M
ario
n82
,955
68,2
3714
,718
225,
450
184,
240
41,2
10M
arlb
oro
78,6
1164
,374
14,2
3721
3,67
417
3,81
039
,864
McC
orm
ick
25,7
5618
,909
6,84
770
,226
51,0
5419
,172
New
berr
y12
1,98
086
,770
35,2
1033
2,86
723
4,27
998
,588
(Tab
le A
.23
cont
inue
d on
nex
t pag
e)
54
(Tab
le A
.23
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dO
cone
e36
,985
25,4
9311
,492
101,
009
68,8
3132
,178
Ora
ngeb
urg
231,
272
183,
147
48,1
2562
9,24
749
4,49
713
4,75
0Pi
cken
s33
,048
18,6
1914
,429
90,6
7250
,271
40,4
01R
ichl
and
116,
661
84,9
6231
,699
318,
154
229,
397
88,7
57Sa
luda
101,
149
90,1
8510
,964
274,
199
243,
500
30,6
99Sp
arta
nbur
g46
,641
20,1
1826
,523
128,
583
54,3
1974
,264
Sum
ter
117,
423
64,7
7952
,644
322,
306
174,
903
147,
403
Uni
on19
4,84
315
1,63
443
,209
530,
397
409,
412
120,
985
Willi
amsb
urg
243,
009
194,
736
48,2
7366
0,95
152
5,78
713
5,16
4Yo
rk68
,927
49,3
3519
,592
188,
063
133,
205
54,8
58
Stat
e to
tal
4,71
3,27
43,
574,
037
1,13
9,23
712
,839
,768
9,64
9,90
33,
189,
865
All
tabl
e ce
lls w
ithou
t obs
erva
tions
are
indi
cate
d by
-- .
Tabl
e va
lue
of 0
indi
cate
s th
e vo
lum
e ro
unds
to le
ss th
an 1
.
Col
umns
and
row
s m
ay n
ot a
dd to
thei
r tot
als
due
to ro
undi
ng.
a C
ount
ies
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
55
Tabl
e A.
24—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, T
enne
ssee
, 201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Ande
rson
12,3
4347
411
,869
34,5
131,
280
33,2
33Be
dfor
d36
9 --
36
91,
033
--
1,03
3Be
nton
27,7
4320
,414
7,32
975
,639
55,1
1820
,521
Bled
soe
22,0
008,
885
13,1
1560
,712
23,9
9036
,722
Blou
nt4,
568
898
3,67
012
,701
2,42
510
,276
Brad
ley
12,7
338,
896
3,83
734
,763
24,0
1910
,744
Cam
pbel
l32
,354
422
31,9
3290
,549
1,13
989
,410
Can
non
2,76
813
82,
630
7,73
737
37,
364
Car
roll
36,1
456,
800
29,3
4510
0,52
618
,360
82,1
66C
heat
ham
499
--
499
1,39
7 --
1,
397
Che
ster
29,1
5819
,983
9,17
579
,644
53,9
5425
,690
Cla
ibor
ne15
,712
--
15,7
1243
,994
--
43,9
94C
lay
2,50
960
51,
904
6,96
51,
634
5,33
1C
ocke
5,35
653
54,
821
14,9
441,
445
13,4
99C
offe
e9,
307
1,23
08,
077
25,9
373,
321
22,6
16C
rock
ett
29 --
29
81 --
81
Cum
berla
nd52
,380
5,97
646
,404
146,
066
16,1
3512
9,93
1D
avid
son
61 --
61
171
--
171
Dec
atur
72,6
2246
,365
26,2
5719
8,70
612
5,18
673
,520
DeK
alb
370
--
370
1,03
6 --
1,
036
Dic
kson
26,0
711,
005
25,0
6672
,899
2,71
470
,185
Dye
r1,
330
--
1,33
03,
724
--
3,72
4Fa
yette
10,0
607,
393
2,66
727
,429
19,9
617,
468
Fent
ress
18,0
521,
441
16,6
1150
,402
3,89
146
,511
Fran
klin
14,4
1522
614
,189
40,3
3961
039
,729
Gib
son
3,61
617
63,
440
10,1
0747
59,
632
Gile
s16
,456
1,10
915
,347
45,9
662,
994
42,9
72G
rain
ger
501
134
367
1,39
036
21,
028
Gre
ene
596
3056
61,
666
811,
585
Gru
ndy
56,1
789,
140
47,0
3815
6,38
424
,678
131,
706
Ham
ilton
35,4
5223
,009
12,4
4396
,964
62,1
2434
,840
Har
dem
an55
,524
28,2
5027
,274
152,
642
76,2
7576
,367
Har
din
44,4
7724
,214
20,2
6312
2,11
465
,378
56,7
36H
awki
ns13
,699
1113
,688
38,3
5630
38,3
26H
ayw
ood
1,35
411
1,34
33,
790
303,
760
(Tab
le A
.24
cont
inue
d on
nex
t pag
e)
56
(Tab
le A
.24
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dH
ende
rson
35,2
5511
,681
23,5
7497
,546
31,5
3966
,007
Hen
ry26
,762
14,7
2512
,037
73,4
6239
,758
33,7
04H
ickm
an69
,349
8,87
060
,479
193,
290
23,9
4916
9,34
1H
oust
on51
,981
1,65
450
,327
145,
382
4,46
614
0,91
6H
umph
reys
25,9
347,
064
18,8
7071
,909
19,0
7352
,836
Jack
son
759
255
504
2,10
068
91,
411
Jeffe
rson
762
--
762
2,13
4 --
2,
134
Knox
5,80
82,
682
3,12
615
,994
7,24
18,
753
Laud
erda
le45
5 --
45
51,
274
--
1,27
4La
wre
nce
39,8
4315
,138
24,7
0511
0,04
740
,873
69,1
74Le
wis
81,0
7511
,624
69,4
5122
5,84
831
,385
194,
463
Linc
oln
3,27
0 --
3,
270
9,15
6 --
9,
156
Loud
on2,
775
478
2,29
77,
723
1,29
16,
432
Mac
on2,
142
--
2,14
25,
998
--
5,99
8M
adis
on17
,065
2,19
014
,875
47,5
635,
913
41,6
50M
ario
n36
,590
9,21
627
,374
101,
530
24,8
8376
,647
Mar
shal
l11
,346
404
10,9
4231
,729
1,09
130
,638
Mau
ry7,
360
224
7,13
620
,586
605
19,9
81M
cMin
n61
,838
31,2
4730
,591
170,
022
84,3
6785
,655
McN
airy
54,0
7322
,030
32,0
4314
9,20
159
,481
89,7
20M
eigs
4,05
81,
887
2,17
111
,174
5,09
56,
079
Mon
roe
27,4
9212
,136
15,3
5675
,764
32,7
6742
,997
Mon
tgom
ery
465
--
465
1,30
2 --
1,
302
Moo
re2,
547
--
2,54
77,
132
--
7,13
2M
orga
n12
,373
1,24
011
,133
34,5
203,
348
31,1
72O
bion
2,37
676
31,
613
6,57
62,
060
4,51
6O
verto
n10
,132
1,67
38,
459
28,2
024,
517
23,6
85Pe
rry
32,7
244,
594
28,1
3091
,168
12,4
0478
,764
Polk
9,82
489
68,
928
27,4
172,
419
24,9
98Pu
tnam
7,06
11,
818
5,24
319
,589
4,90
914
,680
Rhe
a19
,431
10,6
138,
818
53,3
4528
,655
24,6
90R
oane
2,35
239
51,
957
6,54
71,
067
5,48
0R
uthe
rford
1,49
2 --
1,
492
4,17
8 --
4,
178
Scot
t38
,561
204
38,3
5710
7,95
155
110
7,40
0Se
quat
chie
26,8
1917
,434
9,38
573
,350
47,0
7226
,278
Sevi
er2,
366
2,00
236
46,
424
5,40
51,
019
(Tab
le A
.24
cont
inue
d on
nex
t pag
e)
57
(Tab
le A
.24
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dSh
elby
6,33
72,
323
4,01
417
,511
6,27
211
,239
Stew
art
64,2
0746
,309
17,8
9817
5,14
812
5,03
450
,114
Sum
ner
193
--
193
540
--
540
Tipt
on1,
466
511,
415
4,10
013
83,
962
Uni
coi
83 --
83
232
--
232
Uni
on3,
967
646
3,32
111
,043
1,74
49,
299
Van
Bure
n44
,096
10,2
5733
,839
122,
443
27,6
9494
,749
War
ren
21,3
636,
160
15,2
0359
,200
16,6
3242
,568
Was
hing
ton
31,9
34 --
31
,934
89,4
15 --
89
,415
Way
ne10
9,07
662
,575
46,5
0129
9,15
616
8,95
313
0,20
3W
eakl
ey14
,066
6,32
27,
744
38,7
5217
,069
21,6
83W
hite
19,9
666,
645
13,3
2155
,241
17,9
4237
,299
Willi
amso
n2,
374
--
2,37
46,
647
--
6,64
7
Stat
e to
tal
1,69
0,45
055
4,19
51,
136,
255
4,67
7,84
71,
496,
333
3,18
1,51
4A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a C
ount
ies
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
58
Tabl
e A.
25—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, T
exas
, 201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Ande
rson
4,39
53,
632
763
11,9
429,
806
2,13
6An
gelin
a90
,327
53,2
4737
,080
247,
591
143,
767
103,
824
Bow
ie61
,403
32,2
5329
,150
168,
703
87,0
8381
,620
Cam
p9,
574
3,89
15,
683
26,4
1810
,506
15,9
12C
ass
274,
259
109,
043
165,
216
757,
021
294,
416
462,
605
Che
roke
e77
,912
53,2
8124
,631
212,
826
143,
859
68,9
67C
olor
ado
21 --
21
59 --
59
Fann
in5,
845
--
5,84
516
,366
--
16,3
66Fr
ankl
in6,
067
1,25
04,
817
16,8
633,
375
13,4
88G
regg
5,06
185
94,
202
14,0
852,
319
11,7
66G
rimes
1111
--
3030
--
Har
din
151,
392
119,
951
31,4
4141
1,90
332
3,86
888
,035
Har
ris16
711
057
457
297
160
Har
rison
69,2
6145
,029
24,2
3218
9,42
812
1,57
867
,850
Hen
ders
on47
845
622
1,29
31,
231
62H
opki
ns3,
518
293,
489
9,84
778
9,76
9H
oust
on16
,627
4,30
612
,321
46,1
2511
,626
34,4
99Ja
sper
321,
190
293,
193
27,9
9787
0,01
379
1,62
178
,392
Jeffe
rson
88
--
2222
--
Lam
ar5,
473
1,48
43,
989
15,1
764,
007
11,1
69Le
on3,
637
--
3,63
710
,184
--
10,1
84Li
berty
68,5
6936
,798
31,7
7118
8,31
499
,355
88,9
59M
ario
n49
,655
27,0
4522
,610
136,
330
73,0
2263
,308
Mon
tgom
ery
20,4
254,
758
15,6
6756
,715
12,8
4743
,868
Mor
ris14
,422
7,11
47,
308
39,6
7019
,208
20,4
62N
acog
doch
es65
,354
41,6
7723
,677
178,
824
112,
528
66,2
96N
ewto
n24
5,04
421
5,76
929
,275
664,
546
582,
576
81,9
70O
rang
e28
,879
22,3
796,
500
78,6
2360
,423
18,2
00Pa
nola
57,7
5334
,137
23,6
1615
8,29
592
,170
66,1
25Po
lk47
,362
39,7
987,
564
128,
634
107,
455
21,1
79R
ed R
iver
125,
673
45,9
3679
,737
347,
291
124,
027
223,
264
Rus
k12
,816
7,76
95,
047
35,1
0820
,976
14,1
32Sa
bine
21,9
3315
,731
6,20
259
,840
42,4
7417
,366
San
Augu
stin
e57
,661
37,0
9420
,567
157,
742
100,
154
57,5
88Sa
n Ja
cint
o27
,238
4,34
422
,894
75,8
3211
,729
64,1
03(T
able
A.2
5 co
ntin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
59
(Tab
le A
.25
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dSh
elby
55,0
8639
,308
15,7
7815
0,31
010
6,13
244
,178
Smith
44,4
107,
210
37,2
0012
3,62
719
,467
104,
160
Titu
s20
,635
867
19,7
6857
,691
2,34
155
,350
Trin
ity19
,383
19,3
7310
52,3
3552
,307
28Ty
ler
234,
452
185,
171
49,2
8163
7,94
949
9,96
213
7,98
7U
pshu
r37
,995
15,7
2622
,269
104,
813
42,4
6062
,353
Van
Zand
t39
939
9 --
1,
077
1,07
7 --
W
alke
r12
,660
--
12,6
6035
,448
--
35,4
48W
ood
27,8
9014
,529
13,3
6176
,639
39,2
2837
,411
St
ate
tota
l2,
402,
320
1,54
4,96
585
7,35
56,
572,
005
4,17
1,40
72,
400,
598
All
tabl
e ce
lls w
ithou
t obs
erva
tions
are
indi
cate
d by
-- .
Tabl
e va
lue
of 0
indi
cate
s th
e vo
lum
e ro
unds
to le
ss th
an 1
.
Col
umns
and
row
s m
ay n
ot a
dd to
thei
r tot
als
due
to ro
undi
ng.
a Cou
ntie
s w
ith n
o pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n ar
e om
itted
.
60
Tabl
e A.
26—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, V
irgin
ia, 2
010
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Acco
mac
k43
--
4312
0 --
12
0Al
bem
arle
21,6
978,
971
12,7
2659
,855
24,2
2235
,633
Alle
ghan
y30
,823
3,47
827
,345
85,9
579,
391
76,5
66Am
elia
66,2
1244
,171
22,0
4118
0,97
711
9,26
261
,715
Amhe
rst
41,9
2421
,427
20,4
9711
5,24
557
,853
57,3
92Ap
pom
atto
x47
,161
28,4
0918
,752
129,
210
76,7
0452
,506
Augu
sta
8,74
72,
495
6,25
224
,243
6,73
717
,506
Bath
13,5
341,
285
12,2
4937
,767
3,47
034
,297
Bedf
ord
34,8
902,
967
31,9
2397
,395
8,01
189
,384
Blan
d2,
435
562,
379
6,81
215
16,
661
Bote
tour
t25
,406
4,71
320
,693
70,6
6512
,725
57,9
40Br
unsw
ick
211,
647
175,
520
36,1
2757
5,06
047
3,90
410
1,15
6Bu
chan
an1,
034
--
1,03
42,
895
--
2,89
5Bu
ckin
gham
177,
678
114,
935
62,7
4348
6,00
531
0,32
517
5,68
0C
ampb
ell
22,8
991,
787
21,1
1263
,939
4,82
559
,114
Car
olin
e11
3,43
380
,789
32,6
4430
9,53
321
8,13
091
,403
Car
roll
3,30
41,
020
2,28
49,
149
2,75
46,
395
Cha
rles
City
35,4
4522
,017
13,4
2897
,044
59,4
4637
,598
Cha
rlotte
47,9
416,
816
41,1
2513
3,55
318
,403
115,
150
Che
sape
ake
6,54
11,
269
5,27
218
,188
3,42
614
,762
Che
ster
field
30,0
6515
,731
14,3
3482
,609
42,4
7440
,135
Cla
rke
516
467
491,
398
1,26
113
7C
raig
6,00
945
55,
554
16,7
801,
229
15,5
51C
ulpe
per
14,3
0212
,461
1,84
138
,800
33,6
455,
155
Cum
berla
nd55
,340
32,9
9222
,348
151,
652
89,0
7862
,574
Dic
kens
on62
,617
7962
,538
175,
319
213
175,
106
Din
wid
die
57,5
2723
,562
33,9
6515
8,71
963
,617
95,1
02Es
sex
37,3
1826
,575
10,7
4310
1,83
371
,753
30,0
80Fa
irfax
2,91
182
32,
088
8,06
82,
222
5,84
6Fa
uqui
er13
,295
8,69
54,
600
36,3
5723
,477
12,8
80Fl
oyd
3,20
51,
333
1,87
28,
841
3,59
95,
242
Fluv
anna
21,8
6514
,586
7,27
959
,763
39,3
8220
,381
Fran
klin
29,9
685,
500
24,4
6883
,360
14,8
5068
,510
Fred
eric
k11
,578
4,69
16,
887
31,9
5012
,666
19,2
84G
iles
312
--
312
874
--
874
(Tab
le A
.26
cont
inue
d on
nex
t pag
e)
61
(Tab
le A
.26
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dG
louc
este
r18
,672
12,7
325,
940
51,0
0834
,376
16,6
32G
ooch
land
22,1
2713
,470
8,65
760
,609
36,3
6924
,240
Gra
yson
1,34
764
1,28
33,
765
173
3,59
2G
reen
e4,
592
2,41
62,
176
12,6
166,
523
6,09
3G
reen
sville
59,7
4834
,103
25,6
4516
3,88
492
,078
71,8
06H
alifa
x32
,746
208
32,5
3891
,668
562
91,1
06H
ampt
on42
1428
116
3878
Han
over
49,8
1839
,042
10,7
7613
5,58
610
5,41
330
,173
Hen
rico
981
186
795
2,72
850
22,
226
Hen
ry26
,621
5,38
921
,232
74,0
0014
,550
59,4
50H
ighl
and
8,75
41,
007
7,74
724
,411
2,71
921
,692
Isle
of W
ight
38,9
3031
,499
7,43
110
5,85
485
,047
20,8
07Ja
mes
City
5,24
91,
256
3,99
314
,571
3,39
111
,180
King
and
Que
en44
,926
33,3
3111
,595
122,
460
89,9
9432
,466
King
Geo
rge
9,65
47,
328
2,32
626
,299
19,7
866,
513
King
Willi
am27
,712
19,2
268,
486
75,6
7151
,910
23,7
61La
ncas
ter
7,71
94,
003
3,71
621
,213
10,8
0810
,405
Lee
1,39
678
661
03,
830
2,12
21,
708
Loud
oun
1,11
915
996
03,
117
429
2,68
8Lo
uisa
97,8
3860
,361
37,4
7726
7,91
116
2,97
510
4,93
6Lu
nenb
urg
53,2
8824
,536
28,7
5214
6,75
366
,247
80,5
06M
adis
on3,
611
1,79
71,
814
9,93
14,
852
5,07
9M
athe
ws
12,5
386,
864
5,67
434
,420
18,5
3315
,887
Mec
klen
burg
70,5
5846
,191
24,3
6719
2,94
412
4,71
668
,228
Mid
dles
ex9,
882
3,99
65,
886
27,2
7010
,789
16,4
81M
ontg
omer
y9,
930
818
9,11
227
,723
2,20
925
,514
Nel
son
21,9
797,
479
14,5
0060
,793
20,1
9340
,600
New
Ken
t8,
405
4,19
34,
212
23,1
1511
,321
11,7
94N
ewpo
rt N
ews
2,47
71,
507
970
6,78
54,
069
2,71
6N
orth
umbe
rland
7,58
12,
144
5,43
721
,013
5,78
915
,224
Not
tow
ay63
,284
50,8
9112
,393
172,
106
137,
406
34,7
00O
rang
e16
,534
11,0
715,
463
45,1
8829
,892
15,2
96Pa
ge2,
615
1,29
51,
320
7,19
33,
497
3,69
6Pa
trick
45,6
866,
766
38,9
2012
7,24
418
,268
108,
976
Pitts
ylva
nia
57,9
567,
868
50,0
8816
1,49
021
,244
140,
246
Pow
hata
n32
,575
13,6
4118
,934
89,8
4636
,831
53,0
15(T
able
A.2
6 co
ntin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
62
(Tab
le A
.26
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dPr
ince
Edw
ard
27,0
633,
011
24,0
5275
,476
8,13
067
,346
Prin
ce G
eorg
e24
,246
11,2
3913
,007
66,7
6530
,345
36,4
20Pr
ince
Willi
am1,
908
1,56
234
65,
186
4,21
796
9R
appa
hann
ock
1,45
386
458
93,
982
2,33
31,
649
Ric
hmon
d33
,801
19,1
5414
,647
92,7
2851
,716
41,0
12R
oano
ke2,
944
751
2,19
38,
168
2,02
86,
140
Roc
kbrid
ge20
,174
2,46
717
,707
56,2
416,
661
49,5
80R
ocki
ngha
m10
,463
1,30
99,
154
29,1
653,
534
25,6
31R
usse
ll3,
611
--
3,61
110
,111
--
10,1
11Sc
ott
771
--
771
2,15
9 --
2,
159
Shen
ando
ah5,
116
1,85
73,
259
14,1
395,
014
9,12
5Sm
yth
2,96
866
2,90
28,
304
178
8,12
6So
utha
mpt
on14
0,90
710
3,59
737
,310
384,
180
279,
712
104,
468
Spot
sylv
ania
22,3
8015
,666
6,71
461
,097
42,2
9818
,799
Staf
ford
21,4
875,
708
15,7
7959
,593
15,4
1244
,181
Suffo
lk40
,565
34,7
175,
848
110,
110
93,7
3616
,374
Surr
y57
,554
42,7
8014
,774
156,
873
115,
506
41,3
67Su
ssex
64,9
3950
,849
14,0
9017
6,74
413
7,29
239
,452
Taze
wel
l9,
592
149,
578
26,8
5638
26,8
18Vi
rgin
ia B
each
4,65
92,
562
2,09
712
,789
6,91
75,
872
War
ren
1,44
360
683
73,
980
1,63
62,
344
Was
hing
ton
414
--
414
1,15
9 --
1,
159
Wes
tmor
elan
d11
,052
5,45
35,
599
30,4
0014
,723
15,6
77W
ise
6,05
6 --
6,
056
16,9
57 --
16
,957
Wyt
he91
129
882
2,54
878
2,47
0Yo
rk75
141
034
12,
062
1,10
795
5
Stat
e to
tal
2,65
5,74
01,
432,
383
1,22
3,35
77,
292,
838
3,86
7,43
73,
425,
401
All
tabl
e ce
lls w
ithou
t obs
erva
tions
are
indi
cate
d by
-- .
Tabl
e va
lue
of 0
indi
cate
s th
e vo
lum
e ro
unds
to le
ss th
an 1
.
Col
umns
and
row
s m
ay n
ot a
dd to
thei
r tot
als
due
to ro
undi
ng.
a Cou
ntie
s w
ith n
o pu
lpw
ood
prod
uctio
n ar
e om
itted
.
63
Tabl
e A.
27—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, W
est V
irgin
ia, 2
010
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Barb
our
5,70
8 --
5,
708
14,3
76 --
14
,376
Berk
eley
4,70
41,
741
2,96
311
,096
3,74
47,
352
Brax
ton
9,94
955
9,89
425
,534
129
25,4
05Br
ooke
34 --
34
81 --
81
Cab
ell
61 --
61
160
--
160
Cla
y57
4 --
57
41,
476
--
1,47
6D
oddr
idge
2,36
455
41,
810
5,77
71,
171
4,60
6Fa
yette
36,7
8578
835
,997
92,9
471,
865
91,0
82G
ilmer
367
436
394
28
934
Gra
nt12
,162
1,51
310
,649
30,3
043,
253
27,0
51G
reen
brie
r86
,632
717
85,9
1522
1,73
51,
536
220,
199
Ham
pshi
re30
,193
11,6
2718
,566
74,2
6824
,963
49,3
05H
ardy
7,92
71,
202
6,72
520
,425
2,57
617
,849
Har
rison
1,26
1 --
1,
261
3,09
8 --
3,
098
Jack
son
6,59
31,
980
4,61
316
,440
4,24
112
,199
Kana
wha
3,33
352
3,28
18,
397
111
8,28
6Le
wis
3,45
5 --
3,
455
8,75
3 --
8,
753
Mar
ion
3,11
3 --
3,
113
7,67
2 --
7,
672
Mar
shal
l40
--
4097
--
97M
ason
1,31
066
564
53,
093
1,41
91,
674
McD
owel
l10
,023
--
10,0
2325
,465
--
25,4
65M
erce
r5,
513
895,
424
14,0
6319
713
,866
Min
eral
19,8
693,
020
16,8
4850
,622
6,52
744
,095
Mon
onga
lia6,
488
--
6,48
815
,733
--
15,7
33M
onro
e9,
321
602
8,71
923
,867
1,26
922
,598
Mor
gan
14,6
305,
864
8,76
636
,487
13,4
0123
,086
Nic
hola
s25
,247
258
24,9
8962
,356
618
61,7
38Pe
ndle
ton
6,71
341
56,
299
17,2
0689
116
,315
Plea
sant
s1,
559
1,34
921
03,
399
2,85
754
2Po
caho
ntas
6,79
677
76,
019
16,8
091,
658
15,1
51Pr
esto
n15
,832
186
15,6
4639
,587
447
39,1
40Pu
tnam
3,51
31,
180
2,33
28,
680
2,51
06,
170
Ral
eigh
38,2
6019
938
,061
95,1
4444
194
,703
Ran
dolp
h35
,794
3635
,759
88,4
1277
88,3
35R
itchi
e5,
819
1,00
74,
812
14,5
252,
188
12,3
37Su
mm
ers
1,31
6 --
1,
316
3,42
6 --
3,
426
(Tab
le A
.27
cont
inue
d on
nex
t pag
e)
64
(Tab
le A
.27
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dTa
ylor
5,47
5 --
5,
475
13,6
07 --
13
,607
Tuck
er11
,624
1,13
610
,488
28,1
072,
549
25,5
58Ty
ler
254
2023
563
542
593
Ups
hur
4,45
3 --
4,
453
11,3
48 --
11
,348
Web
ster
1,97
6 --
1,
976
4,89
3 --
4,
893
Wet
zel
1,09
022
1,06
72,
701
482,
653
Wirt
11,7
097,
260
4,44
928
,080
16,5
2411
,556
Woo
d50
,017
29,7
5120
,266
115,
727
63,4
6252
,265
Wyo
min
g1,
206
--
1,20
63,
024
--
3,02
4
Stat
e to
tal
511,
059
74,0
6943
6,99
01,
270,
574
160,
722
1,10
9,85
2A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a C
ount
ies
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
65
Tabl
e A.
28—
Pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
from
roun
dwoo
d by
cou
nty
and
softw
ood
and
hard
woo
d, W
isco
nsin
, 201
0
Stan
dard
cor
dsG
reen
tons
All
All
Cou
ntya
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dsp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
Adam
s56
,206
30,8
9025
,315
123,
245
65,6
0257
,643
Ashl
and
60,4
0313
,392
47,0
1114
8,76
328
,025
120,
738
Barr
on16
,763
1,83
514
,927
41,1
843,
867
37,3
17Ba
yfie
ld86
,266
26,0
0960
,257
208,
228
55,3
1015
2,91
8Br
own
2,57
131
82,
253
6,23
967
75,
562
Buffa
lo1,
614
1,01
060
43,
564
2,06
91,
496
Burn
ett
40,2
1120
,655
19,5
5691
,931
44,0
0547
,926
Cal
umet
62 --
62
145
--
145
Chi
ppew
a27
,141
4,45
122
,690
64,7
279,
460
55,2
67C
lark
47,0
619,
218
37,8
4311
1,90
419
,457
92,4
47C
olum
bia
25,3
5218
,567
6,78
656
,909
39,4
8417
,425
Dan
e2,
819
1,74
71,
071
6,33
93,
671
2,66
8D
odge
1,04
217
387
02,
522
360
2,16
2D
oor
1,95
077
31,
177
4,55
71,
614
2,94
3D
ougl
as98
,034
30,6
5867
,376
236,
136
65,2
7117
0,86
5D
unn
25,0
107,
007
18,0
0359
,592
14,8
7344
,719
Eau
Cla
ire22
,879
7,72
715
,152
55,2
0316
,393
38,8
10Fl
oren
ce59
,653
23,4
7636
,177
141,
897
50,3
4291
,555
Fond
Du
Lac
1,44
298
046
23,
215
2,08
91,
126
Fore
st93
,979
34,6
3959
,340
223,
251
72,2
2115
1,02
9G
rant
5,85
45,
219
635
12,6
4311
,057
1,58
6G
reen
171
--
171
400
--
400
Gre
en L
ake
2,58
71,
733
854
5,84
33,
645
2,19
7Io
wa
964
547
417
2,15
51,
152
1,00
3Iro
n79
,707
11,6
1068
,097
201,
574
24,4
4817
7,12
6Ja
ckso
n97
,656
36,6
1761
,039
233,
882
77,7
0615
6,17
6Je
ffers
on1,
314
1,02
528
82,
894
2,20
668
8Ju
neau
39,4
0324
,365
15,0
3891
,198
51,7
3139
,467
Keno
sha
35 --
35
98 --
98
Kew
aune
e2,
408
233
2,17
45,
760
484
5,27
6La
Cro
sse
5,23
23,
249
1,98
311
,824
6,88
34,
941
Lafa
yette
6120
4114
042
98La
ngla
de98
,476
17,8
2180
,655
241,
582
37,6
1920
3,96
3Li
ncol
n11
1,33
718
,597
92,7
4026
9,28
839
,600
229,
688
Man
itow
oc3,
469
469
3,00
08,
453
967
7,48
6M
arat
hon
55,1
459,
894
45,2
5113
2,89
821
,105
111,
793
(Tab
le A
.28
cont
inue
d on
nex
t pag
e)
66
(Tab
le A
.28
cont
inue
d)St
anda
rd c
ords
Gre
en to
nsAl
lAl
lC
ount
yasp
ecie
sSo
ftwoo
dH
ardw
ood
spec
ies
Softw
ood
Har
dwoo
dM
arin
ette
83,8
4529
,253
54,5
9320
0,03
362
,191
137,
842
Mar
quet
te12
,653
8,75
53,
898
28,9
5018
,645
10,3
05M
enom
inee
57,5
7817
,905
39,6
7314
1,36
639
,215
102,
150
Mon
roe
24,2
8313
,020
11,2
6357
,300
27,5
9929
,700
Oco
nto
48,7
4218
,021
30,7
2111
3,68
938
,339
75,3
50O
neid
a11
6,89
637
,303
79,5
9327
1,61
979
,284
192,
335
Out
agam
ie3,
798
943
2,85
58,
848
1,96
26,
885
Oza
ukee
391
170
221
856
340
516
Pepi
n85
924
761
21,
943
525
1,41
8Pi
erce
1,00
361
838
52,
250
1,30
095
1Po
lk20
,847
3,69
117
,155
50,3
597,
840
42,5
19Po
rtage
42,5
4326
,609
15,9
3596
,794
56,6
0640
,187
Pric
e12
0,56
540
,357
80,2
0928
6,13
185
,996
200,
135
Rac
ine
535
101
434
1,32
121
01,
111
Ric
hlan
d1,
643
996
648
3,71
22,
094
1,61
8R
ock
122
122
--
256
256
--
Rus
k50
,853
4,60
646
,247
125,
628
9,68
311
5,94
5Sa
uk6,
124
3,42
22,
702
14,0
257,
260
6,76
6Sa
wye
r11
8,36
720
,965
97,4
0229
0,37
944
,016
246,
364
Shaw
ano
37,0
106,
178
30,8
3291
,549
13,2
2078
,329
Sheb
oyga
n2,
200
1,79
340
74,
733
3,73
31,
000
St. C
roix
9,29
73,
883
5,41
421
,847
8,20
913
,637
Tayl
or39
,477
7,48
731
,990
93,9
3015
,494
78,4
36Tr
empe
alea
u10
,907
7,47
43,
433
24,6
2715
,808
8,81
8Ve
rnon
1,21
396
125
22,
641
2,02
561
6Vi
las
86,6
2425
,468
61,1
5620
4,61
454
,005
150,
609
Wal
wor
th4,
167
3,11
41,
053
9,27
46,
596
2,67
8W
ashb
urn
51,7
1319
,730
31,9
8212
3,71
941
,998
81,7
21W
ashi
ngto
n3,
815
3,35
945
68,
174
7,05
51,
119
Wau
kesh
a7,
048
5,76
21,
287
15,4
0312
,209
3,19
4W
aupa
ca21
,886
6,85
515
,031
52,0
7114
,547
37,5
24W
aush
ara
13,6
048,
347
5,25
831
,729
17,7
5713
,973
Win
neba
go90
126
963
22,
081
567
1,51
4W
ood
41,2
2418
,069
23,1
5595
,606
38,3
3057
,277
To
tal
2,21
7,01
271
0,77
41,
506,
238
5,28
7,63
71,
508,
349
3,77
9,28
9A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. Ta
ble
valu
e of
0 in
dica
tes
the
volu
me
roun
ds to
less
than
1.
C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.a C
ount
ies
with
no
pulp
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
are
omitt
ed.
67
Tabl
e A.
29—
Mov
emen
t of p
ulpw
ood
from
roun
dwoo
d by
pul
p m
ill lo
catio
n an
d re
gion
al s
ourc
e of
roun
dwoo
d, 2
010
Pulp
mill
loca
tion
Lake
Sta
tesa
Mid
-Atla
ntic
St
ates
New
Eng
land
St
ates
Sout
h C
entr
al
Stat
esSo
uthe
ast
Stat
esW
este
rn
Stat
esC
anad
aR
ound
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
Nor
ther
n R
egio
nC
entra
l Sta
tes
14,9
971,
557
--
115,
682
77 --
--
13
2,31
3La
ke S
tate
s5,
055,
860
--
--
28,8
921,
683
--
23,7
525,
110,
187
Mid
-Atla
ntic
Sta
tes
--
1,79
4,80
119
115
,180
236,
680
--
25,5
772,
072,
428
New
Eng
land
Sta
tes
--
85,4
503,
316,
248
--
312
--
85,4
713,
487,
481
Sout
h C
entra
l Sta
tes
--
22,9
59 --
--
--
--
--
N
ASo
uthe
ast S
tate
s --
99
,450
--
--
--
--
--
NA
Can
ada
30,0
404,
090
438,
059
--
--
--
--
NA
To
tal
5,10
0,89
72,
008,
306
3,75
4,49
910
,802
,409
Tota
l Nor
ther
n R
egio
n re
ceip
tsb =
10,
863,
701
Pulp
mill
loca
tion
Lake
Sta
tesa
Mid
-Atla
ntic
St
ates
New
Eng
land
St
ates
Sout
h C
entr
al
Stat
esSo
uthe
ast
Stat
esW
este
rn
Stat
esC
anad
aR
ound
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
Sout
hern
Reg
ion
Cen
tral S
tate
s --
--
--
11
5,68
277
--
--
NA
Lake
Sta
tes
--
--
--
28,8
921,
683
--
--
NA
Mid
-Atla
ntic
Sta
tes
--
--
--
15,1
8023
6,68
0 --
--
N
AN
ew E
ngla
nd S
tate
s --
--
--
--
31
2 --
--
N
ASo
uth
Cen
tral S
tate
s --
20
,933
--
26,0
57,4
661,
264,
336
--
--
27,3
42,7
35So
uthe
ast S
tate
s --
23
8,98
2 --
1,
145,
141
22,2
59,4
23 --
--
23
,643
,546
Oth
er fo
reig
n --
--
--
55
,795
--
--
--
NA
To
tal
27,4
18,1
5623
,762
,511
50,9
86,2
81
Tota
l Sou
ther
n R
egio
n re
ceip
tsb =
51,
180,
667
Pulp
mill
loca
tion
Lake
Sta
tesa
Mid
-Atla
ntic
St
ates
New
Eng
land
St
ates
Sout
h C
entr
al
Stat
esSo
uthe
ast
Stat
esW
este
rn
Stat
esC
anad
aR
ound
woo
d pr
oduc
tion
Wes
tern
Sta
tes
Wes
tern
Sta
tes
--
--
--
--
--
3,94
8,40
0 --
3,
948,
400
To
tal
3,94
8,40
03,
948,
400
Tota
l Wes
tern
Reg
ion
rece
ipts
b = 3
,948
,400
Ver
tical
col
umns
of f
igur
es u
nder
the
head
ing
"Pul
p m
ill lo
catio
n" p
rese
nt th
e am
ount
of r
ound
woo
d pr
oces
sed
by m
ills
in th
at re
gion
. The
hor
izon
tal
row
s pr
esen
t the
regi
ons
that
roun
dwoo
d w
as im
porte
d fro
m. B
oxed
num
bers
are
reta
ined
roun
dwoo
d vo
lum
e pr
oces
sed
by m
ills
in th
e re
gion
in w
hich
it is
har
vest
ed. A
ll ta
ble
cells
with
out o
bser
vatio
ns a
re in
dica
ted
by --
. C
olum
ns a
nd ro
ws
may
not
add
to th
eir t
otal
s du
e to
roun
ding
.N
A =
not a
pplic
able
.a C
entra
l Sta
tes
are
com
bine
d w
ith L
ake
Sta
tes
to a
void
dis
clos
ure
of in
divi
dual
mills
.b R
ecei
pts
may
not
equ
al w
hat i
s pu
blis
hed
in re
gion
al p
ulpw
ood
repo
rts d
ue to
diff
eren
ces
in c
onve
rsio
n fa
ctor
s be
twee
n re
gion
s.
Reg
ion
roun
dwoo
d im
port
ed fr
om
Reg
ion
roun
dwoo
d im
port
ed fr
om
Reg
ion
roun
dwoo
d im
port
ed fr
om
68
Tabl
e A.
30—
Num
ber o
f pul
p m
ills
and
pulp
ing
capa
city
, by
Stat
e, 2
008
and
2010
2008
2010
Pulp
ing
Pulp
ing
Num
ber
capa
city
Num
ber
capa
city
Stat
eof
mill
s(to
ns p
er d
ay)
of m
ills
(tons
per
day
)Al
abam
a14
20,1
2313
22,7
22Ar
kans
as6
7,75
06
7,72
0Fl
orid
a6
8,33
06
8,66
3G
eorg
ia12
21,0
1512
20,7
79Id
aho
11,
514
11,
493
Kent
ucky
22,
250
22,
250
Loui
sian
a9
15,7
197
13,3
20M
aine
109,
335
98,
860
Mar
ylan
d1
1,12
51
1,12
5M
ichi
gan
43,
536
32,
736
Min
neso
ta6
4,42
05
4,20
0M
issi
ssip
pi6
8,09
06
8,05
4M
isso
uri
180
180
Mon
tana
11,
961
--
--
New
Yor
k2
713
271
3N
orth
Car
olin
a6
7,53
56
8,27
0O
hio
22,
255
22,
255
Okl
ahom
a2
2,82
51
2,07
5O
rego
n7
6,76
86
5,84
0Pe
nnsy
lvan
ia3
1,13
13
1,13
1So
uth
Car
olin
a7
10,5
507
10,1
83Te
nnes
see
54,
875
54,
955
Texa
s4
5,81
34
5,93
7Vi
rgin
ia8
9,80
48
8,14
8W
ashi
ngto
n11
12,6
4911
10,2
70W
isco
nsin
115,
022
94,
317
To
tal
147
175,
188
136
166,
096
69
Tabl
e A.
31—
Pulp
mill
s by
Sta
te, l
ocat
ion,
pul
ping
cap
acity
, and
pro
cess
, 201
0
Pulp
ing
capa
city
, ton
s of
pul
p pe
r 24
hour
sG
roun
dwoo
dSo
daLo
catio
nAl
lan
d ot
her
Sem
i-an
dSt
ate
and
city
Com
pany
nam
epr
oces
ses
Sulfa
tem
echa
nica
lch
emic
alsu
lfite
Ala
bam
aC
lairb
orne
aA
laba
ma
Riv
er C
ompa
nies
2,57
12,
571
--
--
--
Jack
son
B
oise
Cas
cade
LLC
800
800
--
--
--
Cou
rtlan
dIn
tern
atio
nal P
aper
Com
pany
4,75
04,
750
--
--
--
Dem
opol
is
Roc
k-Te
nn C
ompa
ny1,
135
1,13
5 --
--
--
S
elm
aIn
tern
atio
nal P
aper
Com
pany
1,49
31,
493
--
--
--
Nah
eola
Geo
rgia
-Pac
ific
Cor
pora
tion
1,85
01,
850
--
--
--
Bre
wto
nG
eorg
ia-P
acifi
c C
orpo
ratio
n1,
300
1,30
0 --
--
--
C
oosa
Pin
esA
bitib
iBow
ater
, Inc
.80
0 --
--
80
0 --
P
ine
Hill
Inte
rnat
iona
l Pap
er C
ompa
ny1,
811
1,30
0 --
51
1 --
C
otto
nton
Mea
dWes
tvac
o C
orpo
ratio
n2,
300
2,30
0 --
--
--
S
teve
nson
Sm
urfit
-Sto
ne C
onta
iner
Cor
pora
tion
750
--
--
750
--
Pra
ttvill
eIn
tern
atio
nal P
aper
Com
pany
3,16
23,
162
--
--
--
To
tal
22,7
2220
,661
--
2,06
1 --
A
rkan
sas
Pin
e B
luff
Del
ta N
atur
al K
raft
450
450
--
--
--
Ash
dow
nD
omta
r Pap
er C
o., L
LC
2,45
02,
450
--
--
--
Cro
sset
tG
eorg
ia-P
acifi
c C
orpo
ratio
n1,
600
1,60
0 --
--
--
M
orril
ton
Gre
en B
ay P
acka
ging
, Inc
.80
080
0 --
--
--
P
ine
Blu
ffE
verg
reen
Pac
kagi
ng, I
nc.
1,52
01,
370
150
--
--
McG
ehee
Cle
arw
ater
Pap
er C
orp.
900
900
--
--
--
To
tal
7,72
07,
570
150
--
--
Flor
ida
Per
ryB
ucke
ye F
lorid
a, L
P1,
200
1,20
0 --
--
--
C
anto
nmen
tIn
tern
atio
nal P
aper
Com
pany
1,90
31,
903
--
--
--
Pal
atka
Geo
rgia
-Pac
ific
Cor
pora
tion
1,25
01,
250
--
--
--
Fern
andi
na B
each
Ray
onie
r, In
c.47
5 --
--
--
47
5Fe
rnan
dina
Bea
chS
mur
fit-S
tone
Con
tain
er C
orpo
ratio
n2,
200
2,20
0 --
--
--
P
anam
a C
ityS
mur
fit-S
tone
Con
tain
er C
orpo
ratio
n1,
635
1,63
5 --
--
--
Tota
l8,
663
8,18
8 --
--
47
5(T
able
A.3
1 co
ntin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
70
(Tab
le A
.31
cont
inue
d)Pu
lpin
g ca
paci
ty, t
ons
of p
ulp
per 2
4 ho
urs
Gro
undw
ood
Soda
Loca
tion
All
and
othe
rSe
mi-
and
Stat
e an
d ci
tyC
ompa
ny n
ame
proc
esse
sSu
lfate
mec
hani
cal
chem
ical
sulfi
teG
eorg
iaA
ugus
taA
ugus
ta N
ewsp
rint C
ompa
ny1,
100
--
1,10
0 --
--
A
ugus
taIn
tern
atio
nal P
aper
Com
pany
2,02
52,
025
--
--
--
Bru
nsw
ick
Geo
rgia
-Pac
ific
Cor
pora
tion
2,45
02,
450
--
--
--
Ced
ar S
prin
gsG
eorg
ia-P
acifi
c C
orpo
ratio
n2,
825
2,30
0 --
52
5 --
R
ome
Tem
ple-
Inla
nd, I
nc.
2,25
02,
250
--
--
--
Ric
ebor
oIn
ters
tate
Pap
er L
LC78
078
0 --
--
--
Je
sup
Ray
onie
r, In
c.1,
750
1,75
0 --
--
--
V
aldo
sta
Pac
kagi
ng C
orpo
ratio
n of
Am
eric
a1,
419
1,41
9 --
--
--
M
acon
Gra
phic
Pac
kagi
ng In
tern
atio
nal,
Inc.
1,45
01,
450
--
--
--
Sav
anna
hIn
tern
atio
nal P
aper
Com
pany
2,60
02,
600
--
--
--
Ogl
etho
rpe
Wey
erha
euse
r Com
pany
1,15
51,
155
--
--
--
Por
t Wen
twor
thW
eyer
haeu
ser C
ompa
ny97
597
5 --
--
--
Tota
l20
,779
19,1
541,
100
525
--
Idah
oLe
wis
ton
Cle
arw
ater
Pap
er C
orpo
ratio
n1,
493
1,49
3 --
--
--
Tota
l1,
493
1,49
3 --
--
--
K
entu
cky
Wic
kliff
eN
ewP
age
Cor
pora
tion
850
850
--
--
--
Haw
esvi
lleD
omta
r Pap
er C
o., L
LC1,
400
1,40
0 --
--
--
Tota
l2,
250
2,25
0 --
--
--
Lo
uisi
ana
DeR
idde
rB
oise
Pac
kagi
ng a
nd N
ewsp
rint
1,97
51,
300
675
--
--
Bog
alus
a Te
mpl
e-In
land
, Inc
. 2,
205
2,20
5 --
--
--
P
ort H
udso
nG
eorg
ia-P
acifi
c C
orpo
ratio
n1,
920
1,92
0 --
--
--
M
ansf
ield
Inte
rnat
iona
l Pap
er C
ompa
ny2,
958
1,95
7 --
1,
001
--
Wes
t Mon
roe
Gra
phic
Pac
kagi
ng In
tern
atio
nal,
Inc.
1,62
81,
628
--
--
--
Hod
geS
mur
fit-S
tone
Con
tain
er C
orpo
ratio
n1,
500
1,50
0 --
--
--
C
ampt
iIn
tern
atio
nal P
aper
Com
pany
1,13
41,
134
--
--
--
To
tal
13,3
2011
,644
675
1,00
1 --
(T
able
A.3
1 co
ntin
ued
on n
ext p
age)
71
(Tab
le A
.31
cont
inue
d)Pu
lpin
g ca
paci
ty, t
ons
of p
ulp
per 2
4 ho
urs
Gro
undw
ood
Soda
Loca
tion
All
and
othe
rSe
mi-
and
Stat
e an
d ci
tyC
ompa
ny n
ame
proc
esse
sSu
lfate
mec
hani
cal
chem
ical
sulfi
teM
aine Bai
leyv
ille
Dom
tar I
ndus
tries
1,45
01,
450
--
--
--
Eas
t Mill
inoc
ket
Kat
ahdi
n P
aper
Co.
, LLC
100
--
100
--
--
Linc
oln
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1,14
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65
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404
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--
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350
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1,15
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Tota
l80
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1 co
ntin
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ext p
age)
72
(Tab
le A
.31
cont
inue
d)Pu
lpin
g ca
paci
ty, t
ons
of p
ulp
per 2
4 ho
urs
Gro
undw
ood
Soda
Loca
tion
All
and
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mi-
and
Stat
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d ci
tyC
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ny n
ame
proc
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lfate
mec
hani
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chem
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sulfi
teN
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ns F
alls
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& C
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nc.
123
--
--
--
123
Tico
nder
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Inte
rnat
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059
0 --
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--
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l71
359
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--
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--
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anto
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nc.
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600
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--
--
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Sto
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500
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545
2,54
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547
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785
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559
559
--
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Cla
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Geo
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667
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603
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998
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685
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685
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5,84
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818
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200
200
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231
231
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131
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(Tab
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.31
cont
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nex
t pag
e)
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(Tab
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cont
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d)Pu
lpin
g ca
paci
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246
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300
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700
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574
574
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280
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ext p
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74
(Tab
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.31
cont
inue
d)Pu
lpin
g ca
paci
ty, t
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of p
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per 2
4 ho
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Gro
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383
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383
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Eve
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474
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370
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170
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212
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,417
8,82
42,
252
a Th
is is
pul
ping
cap
acity
for t
wo
mill
s at
this
site
.b Th
ese
mill
s ar
e lo
cate
d at
the
sam
e si
te.
Sour
ce: L
ockw
ood-
Post
Dire
ctor
y of
Pul
p an
d Pa
per M
ills
and
othe
r sou
rces
.
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Piva, Ronald J.; Bentley, James W.; Hayes, Steven W. 2014. National pulpwood production, 2010. Resour. Bull. NRS-89. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northern Research Station. 74 p.
U.S. pulpwood production amounted to 86.5 million cords in 2010, a decrease of 4 percent from 2008. Roundwood production totaled 65.7 million cords and accounted for 76 percent of the Nation’s total pulpwood production. The Southern Region led the Nation in total production with 65.5 million cords, followed by the Northern Region with 12.8 million cords, and the Western States with 8.2 million cords. In 2010, 136 pulp mills were in operation drawing wood from 36 of the lower 48 states. Pulping capacity for the Nation totaled 166,096 tons per day, with southern mills accounting for 74 percent of the total capacity.
KEY WORDS: pulping capacity, pulp mills, pulpwood, residues, roundwood
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