Category:Timber in the United States

Français : Bois aux États Unis

Disambiguation: Forests and trees may be referred to as timber with regard to their merchantable value and volume as forest products, particularly in older references. Timber is a term for the unprocessed wood from a tree, perhaps as stumpage, (still living and intact trees), or after felling. Timber may be used synonymously with log, sawlog, veneer log, pole, pulpwood, fuelwood or cordwood but not usually lumber or cant as these are processed dimensional forms output from a sawmill.

The initial felling and transport of timber, known as logging may be by logging systems that consist of an assemblage of specialized forestry equipment with secondary transport proceeding by timber truck, rail or water as tree-length logs or bucked cut-to-length logs for ease of handling. At this initial stage, timber still bears some resemblance to the tree trunk and will have a cylindrical form, branch stubs or small limbs attached (particularly so with many coniferous species).

Timber industry may be used synonymously with logging industry or wood industry, for the extractive production of timber from forests, including the felling, transport, and associated forestry practices, up to delivery at the gate of wood processing plants or mills. Sawmills, pulp mills, plywood mills, OSB mills are examples of types of mills that are counted as members of the wood processing industry. However, vertically-integrated companies may also own forest land (generally known as industrial forest land) and conduct their own logging operations and count as part of the timber/logging/wood industry.

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This category has the following 14 subcategories, out of 14 total.

Logging in the United States‎ (11 C, 114 F)
Transport of timber in the United States‎ (4 C, 124 F)

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The following 67 files are in this category, out of 67 total.

2nd Ave and Battery St, May 6, 1921 (SEATTLE 565).jpg 768 × 537; 67 KB
Aftermath of the Seattle fire of June 6 (SEATTLE 2974 merged with SEATTLE 2976).jpg 1,412 × 482; 160 KB
Aftermath of the Seattle fire of June 6 showing lumber and ruins along Front St (SEATTLE 2974).jpg 768 × 459; 53 KB
Aftermath of the Seattle fire of June 6 showing waterfront with reconstruction along Front St (SEATTLE 2976).jpg 768 × 471; 60 KB
Aftermath of the Seattle fire of June 6, 1889, showing the ruins of buildings (SEATTLE 188).jpg 768 × 467; 62 KB
Aftermath of the Seattle fire of June 6, showing a view toward the waterfront, 1889 (SEATTLE 1700).jpg 768 × 466; 67 KB
Americans once saw the land as limitless and full of inexhaustible resources. (25090480176).jpg 1,500 × 1,000; 239 KB
An Analysis of the timber situation in the United States, 1952-2030. - (IA analysisoftimber23unit).pdf 1,164 × 1,566, 544 pages; 41.09 MB
Articles of Agreement between Benjamin Newman and Quinby and Deuel witnessed by Richard Pell Hunt (be7c2c67250540a1af2e6a4e16bd23dd).pdf 1,227 × 1,972, 2 pages; 4.69 MB
Black Limba Commercial Forest Products.jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 5.53 MB
Market prospects for mountain states timber (IA CAT31005740).pdf 1,135 × 1,520, 36 pages; 2.32 MB
Timber in the United States economy, 1963, 1967, and 1972 (IA CAT31125161).pdf 1,050 × 1,372, 102 pages; 7.81 MB
Forest regions of the United States - listing the principal trees of each region - United States Forest Service. (IA CAT31418675).pdf 1,710 × 2,316, 4 pages; 407 KB
An Analysis of the timber situation in the United States, 1989-2040 (IA CAT91949615).pdf 1,225 × 1,604, 286 pages; 19.07 MB
Timber volume distribution maps for the eastern United States (IA CAT92964857).pdf 143 × 197, 66 pages; 508.94 MB
Cedar Lake (now Chester Morse Lake), Washington, 1924 (31032053795).jpg 1,200 × 951; 422 KB
Centralia, WA - Ace of Spades 01.jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 6.46 MB
Centralia, WA - Ace of Spades 02.jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 5.54 MB
Compilation of public timber laws and regulations and decisions thereunder (IA compilationofpub00unit).pdf 793 × 1,314, 244 pages; 16.74 MB
Consumption of wood preservatives and quantity of wood treated in the United States in 1910 (IA consumptionofwoo18sack).pdf 883 × 1,329, 6 pages; 374 KB
Crane at Berkely Mill, Norfolk, Virginia, 1925, 1926, and February, 1927 (16236710101).jpg 6,000 × 3,648; 3.52 MB
Crane at Berkely Mill, Norfolk, Virginia, 1925, 1926, and February, 1927 (16238563785).jpg 6,000 × 3,602; 3.41 MB
Timber depletion, lumber prices, lumber exports, and concentration of timber ownership. Report on Senate resolution 311 (IA cu31924013811280).pdf 1,145 × 1,610, 80 pages; 4.57 MB
Edison, WA - Duluth Timber Company 01.jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 5.33 MB
Fir timber to be used for construction of the Washington Building at the Columbian World's Exhibition in Chicago, ca 1893 (LAROCHE 146).jpeg 819 × 500; 74 KB
General history, Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, fully illustrated - meet me in Seattle 1909 - Page 42.jpg 4,263 × 3,574; 7.11 MB
Gilmer September 2018 13 (Gilmer Lumber Co.).jpg 6,000 × 4,000; 8.22 MB
Henry Yesler's house, ca. 1860 - DPLA - b6b8402f7f9976534eb6032cda742da8.jpg 4,991 × 3,381; 827 KB
Jerome Relocation Center, Denson, Arkansas. Unloading cut timber at sawmill. Logs are hardwood oak . . . - NARA - 538821.jpg 3,000 × 2,987; 4.04 MB
Kettle Falls. St. Paul's Mission timbers. Spring 1941. (cf79d390-9867-4a5a-a0af-29c4e504591b).jpg 3,282 × 1,947; 788 KB
Lincoln Mill at Lincoln, Washington on Lake Roosevelt, CDNRA. Taken for illustration by Superintendent Hugh Peyton. Taken 1955 (e5723b53-bd20-4cd5-8f2e-cfeeecde5c36).jpg 5,956 × 4,777; 2.86 MB
Loading lumber from dock by means of chutes onto deck of sailing vessel, Tacoma, Washington, ca 1916 (INDOCC 8).jpg 768 × 512; 38 KB
Log pile along VT Rte 114 Burke VT March 2019.jpg 1,152 × 864; 230 KB
Logging in the Great Lakes region (8740509425).jpg 2,850 × 1,966; 1.21 MB
LUMBER MILL POLLUTES AIR IN RECREATION AREA - NARA - 545113.jpg 2,012 × 3,000; 912 KB
Maury Geography 071D Tacoma.jpg 986 × 630; 87 KB
Men with large logs on rail car, Edgecomb Lumber Company, Preston, Washington, circa 1890 (MOHAI 8525).jpg 700 × 526; 63 KB
Meyers mill at Meyers Falls. "Rebuilt in 1873." 1900. (f9f5d95d-d57f-491d-90a8-24ece1566ee0).jpg 995 × 1,260; 434 KB
Meyers Mill. 1914. (bba60fb7-7b42-4b2e-bb1b-dd46b898be8f).jpg 5,700 × 3,612; 2.16 MB
Molyneux Lumber Company - NARA - 281058.jpg 3,000 × 1,765; 1.18 MB
Nathan Rusco letter to Richard Pell Hunt (738651ccde304f548d946da31efc3429).pdf 1,245 × 1,952, 2 pages; 4.99 MB
Northeast corner of 1st Ave (Front Ave) and James St, Seattle, showing Henry L and Sara Yesler on porch of their house (CURTIS 16).jpeg 768 × 560; 76 KB
Northeast corner of Front and James St, Seattle, showing Henry L and Sara Yesler on porch of their house, Seattle, 1859 (SEATTLE 5848).jpg 768 × 623; 54 KB
The outlook for timber in the United States (IA outlookfortimber20unit).pdf 1,045 × 1,650, 398 pages; 28.87 MB
The outlook for timber in the United States (IA outlookfortimber20unit 0).pdf 1,225 × 1,672, 394 pages; 27.2 MB
Pendleton, OR - Tum-a-Lum Lumber Co. 01.jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 6.35 MB
Railroad flatcars carrying logs, Washington, ca 1892 (LAROCHE 64).jpeg 896 × 500; 92 KB
Richard Pell Hunt voucher to John Clark Jr. and John Eckels receipt to Richard Pell Hunt (0e5095b770ca4677bc481a26cbd9ae97).pdf 1,387 × 622, 2 pages; 468 KB
Sailing ships loading lumber at the Port Blakely Mill Co dock, 1882 (WASTATE 1624).jpeg 768 × 474; 40 KB
Stacks of lumber next to train tracks, at a railroad tie treating plant in Somervell, Texas, circa 1909 (INDOCC 1627).jpg 768 × 458; 35 KB
Three people in a boat moored under a pier holding lumber, Lake Union, Seattle, Washington, ca 1910 (SEATTLE 2794).jpg 768 × 610; 49 KB
Timber - Kaibab NF - November 2017.jpg 1,200 × 800; 283 KB
Timber cruiser business card, circa 1915 (31035962702).jpg 1,055 × 569; 200 KB
TIMBER-STREWN BEACH NEAR TRINIDAD - NARA - 543052.jpg 3,000 × 2,040; 913 KB
Timber depletion and the answer - a summary of the report on timber depletion and related subjects prepared in response to Senate resolution 311 (IA timberdepletiona112unit).pdf 835 × 1,337, 20 pages; 1.49 MB
Timber depletion, lumber prices, lumber exports, and concentration of timber ownership. Report on Senate resolution 311 (IA timberdepletionl00unit).pdf 712 × 958, 92 pages; 7.23 MB
Timber depletion, lumber prices, lumber exports, and concentration of timber ownership - report on Senate Resolution 311 (IA timberdepletionl00unitrich).pdf 1,262 × 1,629, 80 pages; 11.2 MB
Timber resources and industries in the Rocky Mountain States (IA timberresourcesi07wils).pdf 1,083 × 1,489, 80 pages; 4.44 MB
The timber supply of the United States (IA timbersupplyofun16kell).pdf 889 × 1,356, 28 pages; 1.95 MB
The timber supply of the United States (IA timbersupplyofun97kell).pdf 835 × 1,245, 20 pages; 1.43 MB
Timber trends in the United States (IA timbertrendsinun17unit).pdf 1,102 × 1,572, 248 pages; 19.57 MB
U.S. Department of Agriculture - Wood Processing (165-WW-554E-24) - DPLA - b46efa561e8866d6a4fbf9ca13cdc367.jpg 9,181 × 6,300; 20.09 MB
The United States forest policy (IA unitedstatesfore00isej).pdf 781 × 1,279, 410 pages; 21.29 MB
Uploading lumber from a barge at Lafferty Transportation Company docks at Kettle Falls, Lake Roosevelt. Taken in the Coulee Dam (26f38357-7025-4620-b6e7-8153a56362a5).jpg 5,968 × 4,209; 2.77 MB
Versionfest 13 (9109025447).jpg 4,000 × 3,000; 2.66 MB
Waterfront at Raymond on the Willapa River, Washington, ca 1905 (WASTATE 1095).jpeg 768 × 581; 76 KB
Workers sawing wood at Mercer Fuel Co., 1920 (46665090051).jpg 700 × 431; 56 KB

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