(Baltimore Sun) On Broad Creek Boy Scout Reservation in northern Harford County, thousands of trees cover nearly 1,700 acres. But only one ranks as the champion. A 136-foot-tall Eastern hemlock, deep within the densest part of the forest, has earned national recognition. By reason of its height, girth and crown, the conifer has secured a place on the American Forests' 2010 National Register of Champion Trees. It has been found to be the largest example of its species in the country. Continued
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