Basking Ridge oak tree

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The Basking Ridge oak tree was a centuries-old white oak in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, famed as one of the oldest and most historically significant trees in the United States before its removal in 2017.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic tree
landmark
white oak tree
ageStatus one of the oldest trees in the United States
one of the oldest white oaks in North America
associatedWith Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church NERFINISHED
Basking Ridge community NERFINISHED
commemoration site marked after tree removal
wood used for memorial items after removal
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalRole local landmark
symbol of Basking Ridge
eraOfOrigin pre-colonial era
estimatedAge approximately 600 to 620 years
over 600 years
heritageStatus beloved historic tree
historicalSignificance considered one of the most historically significant trees in the United States
locatedAt yard of Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church
locatedIn Basking Ridge, New Jersey NERFINISHED
Bernards Township, New Jersey NERFINISHED
Somerset County, New Jersey NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
notablePeriod American Revolutionary War era
American colonial period
removalReason declining health
structural instability
removalYear 2017
state New Jersey, United States
surface form: New Jersey
status removed
taxon Quercus alba
town Basking Ridge NERFINISHED

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Basking Ridge, New Jersey historicallyKnownFor Basking Ridge oak tree