Table 1. -- Area of forest land by forest type group and owner
category, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand acres)
Owner category
Forest type group
All
owners
Public
Private
Unidentified
owner
Softwood type groups
Pinyon / juniper group
Douglas-fir group
Ponderosa pine group
Fir / spruce / mountain hemlock group
Lodgepole pine group
Other western softwoods group
All softwood types
10,210.5
650.5
388.4
1,423.4
393.2
47.2
13,113.1
8,894.9
526.1
354.7
1,336.1
379.9
44.5
11,536.3
1,315.6
124.4
33.7
87.3
13.3
2.7
1,576.9
--------
31.6
1,640.3
1,986.9
654.8
4,313.6
19.4
1,163.2
1,297.2
487.8
2,967.6
12.2
477.1
689.7
167.1
1,346.1
------
Hardwood type groups
Elm / ash / cottonwood group
Aspen / birch group
Western oak group
Other western hardwoods group
All hardwood types
Nonstocked
All forest types
535.7
445.9
89.8
--
17,962.5
14,949.8
3,012.7
--
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table
value of 0.0 indicates the acres round to less than 0.1 thousand acres. Columns and
rows may not add to their totals due to rounding.
Table 1a. -- Area of forest land by forest type group, forest type, and
owner category, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand acres)
Owner category
Forest type group/
forest type
All
owners
Public
Private
Unidentified
owner
310.7
1,994.8
7,904.9
253.9
1,627.2
7,013.8
56.8
367.6
891.1
----
10,210.5
8,894.9
1,315.6
--
650.5
526.1
124.4
--
650.5
526.1
124.4
--
388.4
354.7
33.7
--
388.4
354.7
33.7
--
355.0
491.4
172.9
397.1
7.0
324.8
481.9
163.4
359.1
7.0
30.3
9.6
9.6
38.0
--
------
1,423.4
1,336.1
87.3
--
393.2
379.9
13.3
--
393.2
379.9
13.3
--
24.5
22.7
24.5
20.0
-2.7
---
47.2
13,113.1
44.5
11,536.3
2.7
1,576.9
---
Cottonwood
All forest types
Aspen / birch group
31.6
31.6
19.4
19.4
12.2
12.2
---
Aspen
All forest types
Western oak group
1,640.3
1,640.3
1,163.2
1,163.2
477.1
477.1
---
1,986.9
1,986.9
1,297.2
1,297.2
689.7
689.7
---
412.4
242.5
654.8
4,313.6
535.7
17,962.5
347.8
140.0
487.8
2,967.6
445.9
14,949.8
Softwood type groups
Pinyon / juniper group
Rocky Mountain juniper
Juniper woodland
Pinyon / juniper woodland
All forest types
Douglas-fir group
Douglas-fir
All forest types
Ponderosa pine group
Ponderosa pine
All forest types
Fir / spruce / mountain hemlock group
White fir
Engelmann spruce
Engelman spruce / subalpine fir
Subalpine fir
Blue spruce
All forest types
Lodgepole pine group
Lodgepole pine
All forest types
Other western softwoods group
Foxtail pine / bristlecone pine
Limber pine
All forest types
All softwood groups
Hardwood type groups
Elm / ash / cottonwood group
Deciduous oak woodland
All forest types
Other western hardwoods group
Cercocarpus woodland
Intermountain maple woodland
All forest types
All hardwood groups
Nonstocked
All forest groups
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table
value of 0.0 indicates the acres round to less than 0.1 thousand acres. Columns and
rows may not add to their totals due to rounding.
64.6
-102.5
-167.1
-1,346.1
-89.8
-3,012.7
-(Table 1 continued on next page)
Table 2. -- Area of timberland by major forest type group,
stand origin, and owner category, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand acres)
Owner category
Major forest type group
and stand origin
Softwood type groups
Natural
Planted
All softwood types
Hardwood type groups
Natural
All hardwood types
Nonstocked
All groups
Total
Public
Private
Unidentified
owner
2,453.8
9.2
2,463.0
2,192.5
9.2
2,201.7
261.3
-261.3
----
1,466.2
1,466.2
1,042.0
1,042.0
424.2
424.2
---
62.6
57.6
5.0
--
3,991.8
3,301.3
690.5
--
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table
value of 0.0 indicates the acres round to less than 0.1 thousand acres. Columns and
rows may not add to their totals due to rounding.
Table 3. -- Area of timberland by forest type group and stand-size class, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand acres)
Stand-size class
Stand-size
class
Forest
Foresttype
typegroup
group
All
All
stands
stands
Sawtimber
Sawtimber
Poletimber
Poletimber
SaplingSaplingseedling
seedling
Softwood type groups
Douglas-fir group
Ponderosa pine group
Fir / spruce / mountain hemlock group
Lodgepole pine group
Other western softwoods group
591.4
329.6
1,196.3
311.4
34.3
497.5
311.2
927.8
76.0
26.2
53.5
9.2
148.4
173.2
8.1
40.4
9.2
120.1
62.2
--
------
2,463.0
1,838.7
392.4
231.8
--
21.4
10.6
1.3
9.5
--
1,444.8
299.5
925.5
219.7
--
All softwood types
Hardwood type groups
Elm / ash / cottonwood group
Aspen / birch group
All hardwood types
Nonstocked
Nonstocked
stocked
1,466.2
310.1
926.9
229.2
-62.6
---62.6
3,991.8
2,148.8
1,319.3
461.1
62.6
All forest types
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table value of 0.0 indicates the acres round
to less than 0.1 thousand acres. Columns and rows may not add to their totals due to rounding.
Table 3a. -- Area of timberland by forest type group, forest type, and
stand-size class, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand acres)
Stand-size class
Forest type group/
forest type
Softwood type groups
Douglas-fir group
Douglas-fir
All
stands
Sawtimber
Poletimber
Saplingseedling
NonNonstocked
stocked
591.4
591.4
497.5
497.5
53.5
53.5
40.4
40.4
---
329.6
329.6
311.2
311.2
9.2
9.2
9.2
9.2
---
313.6
355.2
134.5
386.0
7.0
1,196.3
294.5
298.3
115.1
212.9
7.0
927.8
8.9
36.7
19.3
83.4
-148.4
10.2
20.2
-89.7
-120.1
-------
311.4
311.4
76.0
76.0
173.2
173.2
62.2
62.2
---
11.6
22.7
34.3
2,463.0
11.6
14.6
26.2
1,838.7
-8.1
8.1
392.4
---231.8
-----
21.4
21.4
10.6
10.6
1.3
1.3
9.5
9.5
---
All forest types
All hardwood groups
1,444.8
1,444.8
1,466.2
299.5
299.5
310.1
925.5
925.5
926.9
219.7
219.7
229.2
----
Nonstocked
All forest groups
62.6
--
--
--
62.6
3,991.8
2,148.8
1,319.3
461.1
62.6
All forest types
Ponderosa pine group
Ponderosa pine
All forest types
Fir / spruce / mountain hemlock group
White fir
Engelmann spruce
Engelman spruce / subalpine fir
Subalpine fir
Blue spruce
All forest types
Lodgepole pine group
Lodgepole pine
All forest types
Other western softwoods group
Foxtail pine / bristlecone pine
Limber pine
All forest types
All softwood groups
Hardwood type groups
Elm / ash / cottonwood group
Cottonwood
All forest types
Aspen / birch group
Aspen
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table
value of 0.0 indicates the acres round to less than 0.1 thousand acres. Columns and
rows may not add to their totals due to rounding.
(Table 3 continued on next page)
Table 4. -- Net volume of all live trees on forest land by species group and
owner category, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand cubic feet)
Owner category
All
owners
Public
Private
Softwoods
Douglas-fir
Ponderosa and Jeffrey pines
True fir
Engelmann and other spruces
Lodgepole pine
Western woodland softwoods
Other western softwoods
Total softwoods
1,463,320
610,052
1,761,452
1,635,228
1,139,360
6,467,666
96,916
13,173,994
1,227,407
565,842
1,530,267
1,605,371
1,058,243
5,621,193
93,105
11,701,428
235,913
44,209
231,185
29,857
81,117
846,473
3,812
1,472,567
---------
Hardwoods
Cottonwood and aspen
Western woodland hardwoods
Total hardwoods
1,981,105
521,856
2,502,961
1,488,650
312,226
1,800,876
492,455
209,630
702,085
----
15,676,956
13,502,304
2,174,652
--
Species group
All species groups
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table
value of 0 indicates the volume rounds to less than 1 thousand cubic feet. Columns and
rows may not add to their totals due to rounding.
Unidentified
owner
Table 4a. -- Net volume of all live trees on forest land by species group, species,
and owner category, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand cubic feet)
Owner category
Species group/
species
All
owners
Unidentified
owner
Public
Private
1,463,320
1,227,407
235,913
--
1,463,320
1,227,407
235,913
--
610,052
565,842
44,209
--
610,052
565,842
44,209
--
685,727
1,075,725
600,470
929,797
85,257
145,928
---
1,761,452
1,530,267
231,185
--
1,594,415
40,812
1,564,914
40,457
29,502
355
---
1,635,228
1,605,371
29,857
--
Lodgepole pine
1,139,360
1,058,243
81,117
--
All species
Western woodland softwoods
1,139,360
1,058,243
81,117
--
3,940,201
289,497
1,894,081
343,888
3,435,409
245,572
1,606,116
334,096
504,791
43,925
287,965
9,791
-----
6,467,666
5,621,193
846,473
--
81,913
15,003
78,102
15,003
3,812
--
---
96,916
13,173,994
93,105
11,701,428
3,812
1,472,567
---
1,953,810
5,966
21,329
1,981,105
1,473,343
5,609
9,698
1,488,650
480,467
357
11,631
492,455
-----
Douglas-fir
Douglas-fir
All species
Ponderosa and Jeffrey pines
Ponderosa pine
All species
True fir
White fir
Subalpine fir
All species
Engelmann and other spruces
Engelmann spruce
Blue spruce
All species
Lodgepole pine
Utah juniper
Rocky Mountain juniper
Common or two-needle pinyon
Singleleaf pinyon
All species
Other western softwoods
Limber pine
Great Basin bristlecone pine
All species
Total softwoods
Hardwoods
Cottonwood and aspen
Quaking aspen
Fremont cottonwood
Narrowleaf cottonwood
All species
Western woodland hardwoods
Bigtooth maple
Curlleaf mountain-mahogany
Gambel oak
All species
Total hardwoods
All species groups
111,843
43,649
68,194
-202,235
169,265
32,971
-207,778
99,312
108,466
-312,226
209,630
-521,856
2,502,961
1,800,876
702,085
-15,676,956
13,502,304
2,174,652
-4 continued
on rounds
next page)
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table value of 0(Table
indicates
the volume
to
less than 1 thousand cubic feet. Columns and rows may not add to their totals due to rounding.
Table 5. -- Net volume of all live trees and salvable dead trees on timberland
by class of timber and softwood/hardwood species category, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand cubic feet)
Class of timber
Live trees
Growing-stock trees
Sawtimber
Saw log portion
Upper stem portion
Total
Poletimber
All growing-stock trees
Cull trees
Rough trees1
All
species
Softwood
species
Hardwood
species
4,765,388
4,071,049
694,339
451,118
5,216,506
309,590
4,380,639
141,527
835,866
1,787,684
7,004,189
858,106
5,238,746
929,577
1,765,444
27,443
Sawtimber size
119,036
91,593
Poletimber size
102,157
22,874
79,283
221,193
114,467
106,727
Sawtimber size
7,230
5,313
1,917
Poletimber size
Total
All live cull trees
All live trees
4,607
11,837
233,030
7,237,220
281
5,593
120,060
5,358,805
4,327
6,244
112,971
1,878,414
Salvable dead trees
Sawtimber size
1,066,037
958,033
108,004
345,214
1,411,251
179,104
1,137,138
166,110
274,113
8,648,471
6,495,943
2,152,528
Total
Rotten trees1
Poletimber size
All salvable dead trees
All classes
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table value of 0 indicates
the volume rounds to less than 1 thousand cubic feet. Columns and rows may not add to their totals due
to rounding.
1
Includes noncommercial species.
Table 6. -- Net volume of growing stock on timberland by forest type group and
softwood/hardwood species category, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand cubic feet)
All
species
Softwood
species
Hardwood
species
Softwood type groups
Douglas-fir group
Ponderosa pine group
Fir / spruce / mountain hemlock group
Lodgepole pine group
Other western softwoods group
All softwood types
1,019,434
438,570
2,540,531
646,065
46,283
4,690,883
999,133
435,941
2,411,870
638,395
45,745
4,531,085
20,301
2,629
128,660
7,670
538
159,798
Hardwood type groups
Elm / ash / cottonwood group
Aspen / birch group
All hardwood types
18,392
2,291,651
2,310,042
622
704,231
704,853
17,770
1,587,420
1,605,190
3,264
7,004,189
2,808
5,238,746
456
1,765,444
Forest type group
Nonstocked
All forest types
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table
value of 0 indicates the volume rounds to less than 1 thousand cubic feet. Columns and
rows may not add to their totals due to rounding.
Table 6a. -- Net volume of growing stock on timberland by forest type group,
forest type, and softwood/hardwood species category, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand cubic feet)
Forest type group/
forest type
Softwood type groups
Douglas-fir group
Douglas-fir
All forest types
Ponderosa pine group
Ponderosa pine
All forest types
Fir / spruce / mountain hemlock group
White fir
Engelmann spruce
Engelman spruce / subalpine fir
Subalpine fir
Blue spruce
All forest types
Lodgepole pine group
Lodgepole pine
All forest types
Other western softwoods group
Foxtail pine / bristlecone pine
Limber pine
All forest types
All softwood groups
Hardwood type groups
Elm / ash / cottonwood group
Cottonwood
All forest types
Aspen / birch group
Aspen
All forest types
All hardwood groups
Nonstocked
All
species
Softwood
species
Hardwood
species
1,019,434
1,019,434
999,133
999,133
20,301
20,301
438,570
438,570
435,941
435,941
2,629
2,629
583,053
923,722
382,249
639,336
12,171
2,540,531
555,348
915,298
354,079
575,719
11,426
2,411,870
27,705
8,425
28,169
63,618
744
128,660
646,065
646,065
638,395
638,395
7,670
7,670
10,481
35,803
46,283
4,690,883
10,481
35,265
45,745
4,531,085
-538
538
159,798
18,392
18,392
622
622
17,770
17,770
2,291,651
2,291,651
2,310,042
3,264
7,004,189
704,231
1,587,420
704,231
1,587,420
704,853
1,605,190
456
2,808
All forest groups
5,238,746
1,765,444
(Table
6 continued
on next
page)
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are
indicated
by --. Table
value
of 0
indicates the volume rounds to less than 1 thousand cubic feet. Columns and rows may not
add to their totals due to rounding.
Table 7. -- Net volume of growing stock on timberland by species group and diameter class, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand cubic feet)
Species group
Softwoods
Douglas-fir
Ponderosa and Jeffrey pines
True fir
Engelmann and other spruces
Lodgepole pine
Other western softwoods
Total softwoods
Hardwoods
Cottonwood and aspen
Total hardwoods
Diameter class (inches at breast height)
11.0-12.9
13.0-14.9
15.0-16.9
All
classes
5.0-6.9
7.0-8.9
9.0-10.9
1,127,100
442,299
1,543,277
1,267,942
787,064
71,064
32,199
6,502
85,276
32,401
173,986
2,546
79,563
17,381
155,975
66,355
201,152
4,771
104,346
23,087
184,785
100,001
151,741
7,936
135,839
39,014
234,318
124,025
95,004
7,933
166,591
54,556
180,706
152,789
76,910
6,136
5,238,746
332,910
525,197
571,896
636,134
1,765,444
196,569
367,805
365,204
1,765,444
196,569
367,805
365,204
17.0-18.9
19.0-20.9
21.0-28.9
29.0+
193,209
52,810
162,478
168,380
41,121
4,357
104,128
46,675
152,262
128,009
32,199
7,372
99,985
35,423
97,538
135,043
8,100
1,755
163,273
97,544
207,737
324,860
6,853
17,325
47,968
69,307
82,200
36,079
-10,933
637,688
622,354
470,645
377,844
817,592
246,488
311,405
245,831
118,820
66,119
71,062
22,628
--
311,405
245,831
118,820
66,119
71,062
22,628
--
883,519
741,174
536,764
448,906
840,220
246,488
All species
7,004,189
529,479
893,001
937,100
947,538
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table value of 0 indicates the volume rounds to
less than 1 thousand cubic feet. Columns and rows may not add to their totals due to rounding.
Table 7a. -- Net volume of growing stock on timberland by species group, species, and diameter class, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand cubic feet)
Species group/
species
All
classes
Diameter class (inches at breast height)
11.0-12.9
13.0-14.9
15.0-16.9
17.0-18.9
5.0-6.9
7.0-8.9
9.0-10.9
19.0-20.9
21.0-28.9
29.0+
1,127,100
32,199
79,563
104,346
135,839
166,591
193,209
104,128
99,985
163,273
47,968
1,127,100
32,199
79,563
104,346
135,839
166,591
193,209
104,128
99,985
163,273
47,968
Softwoods
Douglas-fir
Douglas-fir
All species
Softwoods
Ponderosa and Jeffrey pines
Ponderosa pine
442,299
6,502
17,381
23,087
39,014
54,556
52,810
46,675
35,423
97,544
69,307
All species
442,299
6,502
17,381
23,087
39,014
54,556
52,810
46,675
35,423
97,544
69,307
White fir
570,576
18,777
33,582
48,498
49,692
62,588
64,618
51,519
57,741
114,676
68,884
Subalpine fir
972,700
66,499
122,393
136,287
184,626
118,118
97,860
100,743
39,797
93,061
13,317
1,543,277
85,276
155,975
184,785
234,318
180,706
162,478
152,262
97,538
207,737
82,200
1,227,130
30,579
63,696
97,607
119,933
146,531
161,015
128,009
135,043
318,977
25,739
40,812
1,822
2,658
2,394
4,092
6,258
7,365
--
--
5,883
10,340
1,267,942
32,401
66,355
100,001
124,025
152,789
168,380
128,009
135,043
324,860
36,079
787,064
173,986
201,152
151,741
95,004
76,910
41,121
32,199
8,100
6,853
--
787,064
173,986
201,152
151,741
95,004
76,910
41,121
32,199
8,100
6,853
--
65,133
2,407
4,771
6,148
6,748
5,370
3,676
6,000
1,755
17,325
10,933
5,931
138
--
1,788
1,185
766
681
1,372
--
--
--
71,064
2,546
4,771
7,936
7,933
6,136
4,357
7,372
1,755
17,325
10,933
5,238,746
332,910
525,197
571,896
636,134
637,688
622,354
470,645
377,844
817,592
246,488
All species
Total hardwoods
1,746,115
2,822
16,507
1,765,444
1,765,444
196,006
509
55
196,569
196,569
367,468
-337
367,805
367,805
364,450
253
502
365,204
365,204
310,252
456
696
311,405
311,405
237,707
1,606
6,519
245,831
245,831
115,048
-3,773
118,820
118,820
66,119
--66,119
66,119
71,062
--71,062
71,062
18,003
-4,625
22,628
22,628
------
All species groups
7,004,189
529,479
893,001
937,100
947,538
883,519
741,174
536,764
448,906
840,220
246,488
Softwoods
True fir
All species
Softwoods
Engelmann and other spruces
Engelmann spruce
Blue spruce
All species
Softwoods
Lodgepole pine
Lodgepole pine
All species
Softwoods
Other western softwoods
Limber pine
Great Basin bristlecone pine
All species
Total softwoods
Hardwoods
Cottonwood and aspen
Quaking aspen
Fremont cottonwood
Narrowleaf cottonwood
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table value of 0 indicates
the volume rounds to less than 1 thousand cubic feet. Columns and rows may not add to their totals due to rounding.
(Table 7 continued on next page)
Table 8. -- Net volume of sawtimber on timberland by species group and diameter class, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand board feet)
Diameter class (inches at breast height)
13.0-14.9
15.0-16.9
17.0-18.9
19.0-20.9
21.0-28.9
29.0+
585,595
175,931
1,086,140
602,736
409,865
27,882
2,888,148
784,192
286,750
896,380
809,289
369,974
25,831
3,172,416
990,963
296,369
838,124
928,890
213,776
19,538
3,287,660
558,097
277,487
805,881
712,951
176,934
36,485
2,567,834
542,258
209,368
505,464
742,857
46,086
10,010
2,056,043
908,268
598,228
1,095,250
1,870,087
40,304
89,222
4,601,358
261,981
458,122
442,644
210,400
-69,832
1,442,978
1,532,971
1,532,971
4,421,118
1,275,866
1,275,866
4,448,282
653,680
653,680
3,941,340
382,989
382,989
2,950,824
402,122
402,122
2,458,165
120,352
120,352
4,721,710
--1,442,978
All
classes
9.0-10.9
11.0-12.9
Softwoods
Douglas-fir
Ponderosa and Jeffrey pines
True fir
Engelmann and other spruces
Lodgepole pine
Other western softwoods
Total softwoods
4,995,222
2,379,333
6,403,789
6,288,660
1,812,737
304,224
22,183,966
363,869
77,079
733,906
411,449
555,798
25,425
2,167,527
Hardwoods
Cottonwood and aspen
Total hardwoods
All species
4,367,979
4,367,979
26,551,945
--2,167,527
Species group
1
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table value of 0 indicates the volume rounds to
less than 1 thousand board feet. Columns and rows may not add to their totals due to rounding.
1 International 1/4-inch rule.
Table 8a. -- Net volume of sawtimber on timberland by species group, species, and diameter class, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand board feet)
Species group/
species
1
Diameter class (inches at breast height)
13.0-14.9
15.0-16.9
17.0-18.9
19.0-20.9
All
classes
9.0-10.9
4,995,222
363,869
585,595
784,192
990,963
558,097
4,995,222
363,869
585,595
784,192
990,963
558,097
Ponderosa pine
2,379,333
77,079
175,931
286,750
296,369
277,487
All species
2,379,333
77,079
175,931
286,750
296,369
277,487
White fir
2,492,077
177,782
207,473
291,090
318,837
253,330
Subalpine fir
3,911,712
556,125
878,666
605,290
519,287
552,552
6,403,789
733,906
1,086,140
896,380
838,124
6,088,081
400,703
581,425
774,832
200,578
10,746
21,311
34,457
6,288,660
411,449
602,736
1,812,737
555,798
1,812,737
555,798
279,915
19,784
24,309
5,640
304,224
11.0-12.9
21.0-28.9
29.0+
542,258
908,268
261,981
542,258
908,268
261,981
209,368
598,228
458,122
209,368
598,228
458,122
297,468
580,134
365,963
207,996
515,116
76,681
805,881
505,464
1,095,250
442,644
886,938
712,951
742,857
1,835,634
152,740
41,952
--
--
34,452
57,659
809,289
928,890
712,951
742,857
1,870,087
210,400
409,865
369,974
213,776
176,934
46,086
40,304
--
409,865
369,974
213,776
176,934
46,086
40,304
--
23,647
22,419
16,116
28,886
10,010
89,222
69,832
4,235
3,412
3,422
7,599
--
--
--
25,425
27,882
25,831
19,538
36,485
10,010
89,222
69,832
22,183,966
2,167,527
2,888,148
3,172,416
3,287,660
2,567,834
2,056,043
4,601,358
1,442,978
4,288,138
8,746
71,095
4,367,979
4,367,979
------
1,527,081
2,259
3,631
1,532,971
1,532,971
1,233,894
6,487
35,484
1,275,866
1,275,866
644,446
-9,234
653,680
653,680
382,989
--382,989
382,989
402,122
--402,122
402,122
97,606
-22,746
120,352
120,352
------
26,551,945
2,167,527
4,421,118
4,448,282
3,941,340
2,950,824
2,458,165
4,721,710
1,442,978
Softwoods
Douglas-fir
Douglas-fir
All species
Ponderosa and Jeffrey pines
True fir
All species
Engelmann and other spruces
Engelmann spruce
Blue spruce
All species
Lodgepole pine
Lodgepole pine
All species
Other western softwoods
Limber pine
Great Basin bristlecone pine
All species
Total softwoods
Hardwoods
Cottonwood and aspen
Quaking aspen
Fremont cottonwood
Narrowleaf cottonwood
All species
Total hardwoods
All species groups
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table
value of 0 indicates the volume rounds to less than 1 thousand board feet. Columns and
rows may not add to their totals due to rounding.
1 International 1/4-inch rule.
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Table 9. -- All live aboveground tree biomass on timberland by owner category,
softwood/hardwood species category, and tree biomass component, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand dry tons)
Tree biomass component
Owner category and
softwood/hardwood
category
Public
Softwoods
Hardwoods
Total
Private
Softwoods
Hardwoods
Total
All ownerships
Softwoods
Hardwoods
Total
Growing-stock trees
All
components
All live
1-5 inch trees
Total
89,118
7,148
26,172
115,290
1,695
8,842
11,015
9,181
Non-growing-stock trees
Boles
Stumps, tops,
and limbs
Total
Boles
Stumps, tops,
and limbs
79,742
61,067
18,675
2,228
1,533
696
22,516
102,259
18,992
80,059
3,524
22,200
1,961
4,189
1,516
3,049
445
1,140
795
9,960
7,803
2,157
260
191
70
7,457
20,197
810
1,605
17,417
6,223
14,026
1,234
3,391
915
1,175
685
875
230
300
100,134
35,353
135,487
7,943
2,504
10,447
89,702
29,973
119,675
68,870
25,215
94,085
20,833
4,758
25,591
2,489
2,875
5,364
1,723
2,200
3,924
766
675
1,440
All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated by --. Table value of 0 indicates the aboveground tree
biomass rounds to less than 1 thousand dry tons. Columns and rows may not add to their totals due to rounding.
Table 10. -- Average annual net growth of growing stock on timberland by species group and
owner category, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand cubic feet per year)
Owner category
Species group
All
owners
Public
Private
Unidentified
owner
Softwoods
10,361
6,636
3,725
--
Ponderosa and Jeffrey pines
6,685
6,075
610
--
True fir
1,859
3,995
-2,136
--
-16,478
-16,764
286
--
14,004
13,587
417
--
Douglas-fir
Engelmann and other spruces
Lodgepole pine
Other western softwoods
Total softwoods
Hardwoods
Cottonwood and aspen
Total hardwoods
238
194
45
--
16,669
13,723
2,947
--
30,525
20,228
10,297
--
30,525
20,228
10,297
-All species groups
47,195
33,951
13,244
-All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated (Table
by --. Table
value of on
0 indicates
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the volume rounds to less than 1 thousand cubic feet. Columns and rows may not add to their totals due
to rounding.
Table 12. -- Average annual mortality of growing stock on timberland by species group and
owner category, Utah, cycle 2, 2000-2005
(In thousand cubic feet per year)
Owner category
All
owners
Public
Private
Unidentified
owner
12,500
11,184
1,316
--
1,186
1,186
--
--
True fir
37,997
29,834
8,164
--
Engelmann and other spruces
36,932
36,802
130
--
6,670
5,916
753
--
Species group
Softwoods
Douglas-fir
Ponderosa and Jeffrey pines
Lodgepole pine
Other western softwoods
Total softwoods
Hardwoods
Cottonwood and aspen
791
791
--
--
96,076
85,713
10,363
--
12,871
10,002
2,869
--
12,871
10,002
2,869
Total hardwoods
-All species groups
108,948
95,715
13,232
-All table cells without observations in the inventory sample are indicated (Table
by --. Table
value of on
0 indicates
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the volume rounds to less than 1 thousand cubic feet. Columns and rows may not add to their totals due
to rounding.