Redwood Creek Grove is one of the choicest pieces of virgin Sequoia sempervirens in southern Humboldt County. It lies along Redwood Creek a few miles north of Garberville and is traversed by the new county highway from Redway to Briceburg. Mr. T.W. Hine, the owner of this grove has built a summer cottage opposite the mouth of Redwood Creek and Redway Sub-division is building up rapidly. Lloyd Austin and R.C. Bryant are viewing some of the finest trees on the flat just north of the creek. Metcalf, 1925
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Location: average distance Identification: exact ground location unclear, appears unknowable Group picture, names unknown
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fritz_metcalf-8181
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Sequoia sempervirens - Virgin stand Sequoia sempervirens - Groves Creeks - Redwood Creek (Calif.) Garberville (Calif.) Sequoia sempervirens - Old growth Sequoia sempervirens Humboldt County
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