Trees

Tokewanna Peak, Wasatch National Forest, Utah.

Tokewanna Peak, Wasatch National Forest, Utah.

Big Engelmann Spruce growing in the Wasatch National Forest in Utah.

Close-up of Big Engelmann Spruce covered with snow in the Wasatch National Forest in Utah.

Tie hack Bailey hand-banking ties in the Wasatch National Forest in Utah.

An unidentified tie hack in the Wasatch National Forest bucking ties, that is, sawing them into the proper lengths. This is in Utah.

Lyle F. Watts points up at a prize Aspen measuring 22 inches DBH, meaning the tree is 22 inches in diameter at breast height. This is a standard measurement used to determine the volume of lumber in the tree.

Automobiles on a tree lined road in Korea. On left are two men carrying supplies. This area was visited by the trial census takers.

Bird houses are located in various areas among the bushes and trees. There are shadows in the foreground. Okinawa, Japan was visited by the Statistical Advisory Board.

Matsu Tree on the island of Okinawa, Japan, which was visited by the Statistical Advisory Board.