Trees of Reed: Map 22

Map 22

The lawn in front of Old Dorm Block and Eliot Hall includes a beautiful mixture of trees. It can be tricky to follow the map in this area, but the red horsechestnut and the cluster of sugar maples are easy landmarks to find.
This map includes one of only two American sycamores on the Reed campus. The American sycamore is one of the parents of the hybrid London plane tree, which can be found nearby on map 15.
The Alaska-cedar near Old Dorm Block isn't marked as a memorial, but it was purchased by the student body and planted in 1985 to honor Jack Dudman, a retiring professor of mathematics and former dean. The students chose a "weeping" variety because they wanted him to remember how sad they were to see him go.

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#	Scientific Name	Common Name
1	Betula pendula	European White Birch
2	Acer macrophyllum	Bigleaf Maple
3	Cornus mas	Cornelian Cherry
4	Quercus alba x macrocarpa	Oak Hybrid
5	Acer platanoides	Norway Maple
6	Tilia platyphyllos	Bigleaf Linden
7	Tilia platyphyllos	Bigleaf Linden
8	Acer saccharum	Sugar Maple
9	Betula pendula	European White Birch
10	Betula pendula	European White Birch
11	Betula pendula	European White Birch
12	Betula pendula	European White Birch
13	Acer platanoides	Norway Maple
14	Acer platanoides	Norway Maple
15	Platanus occidentalis	American Sycamore
16	Chamaecyparis nootkatensis	Alaska-cedar
17	Acer saccharum	Sugar Maple

#	Scientific Name	Common Name
18	Acer saccharum	Sugar Maple
19	Acer saccharum	Sugar Maple
20	Acer rubrum	Red Maple
21	Aesculus x carnea	Red Horsechestnut
22	Tilia cordata	Little Leaf Linden
23	Fraxinus excelsior	European Ash
24	Fraxinus excelsior	European Ash
25	Prunus serrulata	Japanese Flowering Cherry
26	tree removed
27	Prunus serrulata	Japanese Flowering Cherry
28	Prunus cerasifera	Thundercloud Plum
29	Fraxinus excelsior	European Ash
30	Prunus serrulata	Japanese Flowering Cherry
31	Quercus rubra	Northern Red Oak
32	Quercus rubra	Northern Red Oak
33	Quercus rubra	Northern Red Oak