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QUERCUS CANARIENSIS

Other Names

Algerian Oak , The School Trees

Location

YINNAR PRIMARY SCHOOL MAIN STREET YINNAR, LATROBE CITY

File Number

T12553

Level

Local

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Statement of Significance

What is significant?

These Quercus canariensis, Algerian oak, are located on the school grounds at Yinnar, managed by the Education Department.

How is it significant?

These “trees” are significant as they are fine specimens for which we have a good estimate of planting date and so they are significant for historic but also aesthetic and scientific reasons at the Regional level.

Why is it significant?

The trees are significant for their outstanding size, particularly canopy spread. They make an important contribution to the local landscape and are very good examples of the species.

Measurements: 23/10/2023

Number of Trees: 2

Average Circumference: 3.1 m

Height (m): 19m

Estimated age (yrs): 130

Condition: Good

Classified: 25/06/2025

Group

Parks, Gardens and Trees