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Queen Elizabeth Oak, Ancient oak tree in Cowdray Park, England

The Queen Elizabeth Oak, a sessile oak species, measures 12.60 meters in girth and stands within the South Downs National Park grounds.

Dating back to the 11th or 12th century, this oak gained recognition when Queen Elizabeth I visited the location during her hunting expedition in 1591.

The Tree Council designated this specimen as one of the fifty Great British Trees in 2002, marking its status in national heritage.

Visitors can discover the oak through walking trails in Cowdray Park, with nearby dining options available at the Hollist Arms in Lodsworth.

This oak holds the position of second thickest tree of its kind in Europe, with estimates suggesting an age between 600 to 1000 years.

Location: Lodsworth

Part of: Cowdray Park

GPS coordinates: 50.99611,-0.70065

Latest update: March 6, 2025 20:15

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