Bur
oak #3, West Chicago Prairie, DuPage County, Illinois. -
photo by
Miles Lowry
Illinois
| On March 14, 2010 the Eastern Native Tree
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Trip Reports
- Beall Woods Nature Preserve and Park, southeastern Illinois
(Wabash County): about 270 acres of old growth in a 329-acre site
owned by the Illinois Department of Conservation. Includes 6 species
of hickory and 11 of oak. Located
on the banks of the Wabash River in southeastern Illinois, Beall
Woods attracts visitors from around the world wanting to glimpse of
one of the few remaining tracts of old-growth forest found east of
the Mississippi River. http://www.beall-woods.wabash.il.us/
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