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The East Springer orchard is a small homestead orchard on the Crooked River National Grassland.
The East Springer orchard is a small homestead orchard on the Crooked River National Grassland.


According to Duane Ecker's 2001 field notes, the orchard contained '''2 apple trees''' that needed a lot of work. The trees are located '''2 tenths of a mile from the junction of roads 6080 and 7130''', about '''12 chains off the road'''. There are steps for a fence crossing to access the site.
According to Duane Ecker's 2001 field notes, the orchard contained 2 apple trees that needed a lot of work. The trees are located 2 tenths of a mile from the junction of roads 6080 and 7130, about 12 chains off the road. There are steps for a fence crossing to access the site.


''Sources: Duane Ecker field notes 2001''
''Sources: Duane Ecker field notes 2001''

Latest revision as of 11:33, 30 June 2026

East Springer
Location CRNG, OCHOCO NF
Tree Count 1
Species 1 apple
Varieties 1 identified

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The East Springer orchard contains 1 documented heritage fruit trees.

History

The East Springer orchard is a small homestead orchard on the Crooked River National Grassland.

According to Duane Ecker's 2001 field notes, the orchard contained 2 apple trees that needed a lot of work. The trees are located 2 tenths of a mile from the junction of roads 6080 and 7130, about 12 chains off the road. There are steps for a fence crossing to access the site.

Sources: Duane Ecker field notes 2001

Primary Sources

The following historical documents are available:

Orchard Map

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Trees

Condition Count
Good 0
Fair 0
Poor 1
Dead 0
Total 1

Varieties

Historical Documents

See also: Document Archive

Maps

File:EastSpringerMap GoogEarth.pdf