Also known as goldenleaf chinquapin and locally as "chinquapin oak." A tree of the Pacific Coast region from Columbia River (along western slope of Cascades and Sierra) to San Jancinto Mts., Calif. Reaches its greatest size in Mendocino County where it is often over 100 ft. high and over 40" in diameter, with a straight, clear trunk. Only a shrub in the Sierras. Wood is hard, heavy and strong, used locally for wagon repairs, and similar work. Has possibilities for flooring and furniture when problems of seasoning are solved.

Location: 125-4 (explanation)