TABLE 1 – Timber Quality Code Table

Stumpage Value Areas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 11

July 1 through December 31, 1983

OLD GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(100 years of age and older)

 

Timber

Qual.

Code

 

Log Grade Specifications(1)

Douglas-fir

1

Over 40% Special Mill, No. 1 Sawmill & better log grade.

2

15-40% inclusive Special Mill, No. 1 Sawmill & better log grade.

3

Less than 15% Special Mill, No. 1 Sawmill & better log grade.

Western Redcedar & Alaska-Cedar

1

Over 20% No. 1 Sawmill & better log grade.

2

10-20% inclusive No. 1 Sawmill & better log grade.

3

Less than 10% No. 1 Sawmill & better log grade.

Noble Fir & Spruce

1

Over 35% No. 1 Sawmill, Peeler grade or Select spruce grade & better.

2

15-35% inclusive No. 1 Sawmill, Peeler or Select & better log grade.

3

Less than 15% No. 1 Sawmill, Peeler or Select & better log grade.

Western Hemlock, True Firs & Other Conifer

1

Over 25% Special Mill, No. 1 Sawmill & better log grade.

2

5-25% inclusive Special Mill, No. 1 Sawmill & better log grade.

3

Less than 5% Special Mill, No. 1 Sawmill & better log grade.

Hardwoods

1

All No. 4 Sawmill logs with a diameter of 8 inches inside bark and larger (at the scaling end) & better log grades

Conifer Utility

5

All conifer logs graded as utility log grade

Hardwood Utility

5

All No. 4 Sawmill log grade with a diameter of less than 8 inches inside bark (at the scaling end) and all hardwood logs graded as utility

(1) For detailed descriptions and definitions of log scaling and grading rules and procedures see the Official Log Scaling and Grading Rules of the Puget Sound Log Scaling and Grading Bureau revised January 1, 1980. These are also used by the Columbia River and Grays Harbor Scaling and Grading Bureaus.

 

 

TABLE 2 – Timber Quality Code Table

Stumpage Value Areas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 11

July 1 through December 31, 1983

YOUNG GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(Less than 100 years of age, but not including thinning)

 

Timber

Qual.

Class

 

Log Grade Specifications

Douglas-fir

1

Over 70% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

2

40-70% inclusive No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

3

5 to but not including 40% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

4

Less than 5% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

Western Redcedar & Alaska-Cedar

1

Over 20% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

2

5-20% inclusive No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

3

Less than 5% No. 2 Sawmill better log grade.

Western Hemlock & Other Conifers

1

Over 70% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

2

40-70% inclusive No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

3

5 to but not including 40% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

4

Less than 5% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

Hardwoods

1

All No. 4 Sawmill logs with a diameter of 8 inches inside bark and larger (at the scaling end) & better log grades

Conifer Utility

5

All conifer logs graded as utility log grade

Hardwood Utility

5

All No. 4 Sawmill log grade with a diameter of less than 8 inches inside bark (at the scaling end) and all hardwood logs graded as utility

(1) For detailed descriptions and definitions of log scaling and grading rules and procedures see the Official Log Scaling and Grading Rules of the Puget Sound Log Scaling and Grading Bureau revised January 1, 1980. These are also used by the Columbia River and Grays Harbor Scaling and Grading Bureaus.

 

 

TABLE 3 – Timber Quality Code Table

Stumpage Value Areas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 11

July 1 through December 31, 1983

THINNING

See definition WAC 458-40-18688(9)(d)

 

Timber

Qual.

Class

 

Log Grade Specifications

Douglas-fir

1

Over 70% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

2

40-70% inclusive No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

3

5 to but not including 40% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

4

Less than 5% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

Western Redcedar & Alaska-Cedar

1

Over 20% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

2

5-20% inclusive No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

3

Less than 5% No. 2 Sawmill better log grade.

Western Hemlock & Other Conifers

1

Over 70% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

2

40-70% inclusive No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

3

5 to but not including 40% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

4

Less than 5% No. 2 Sawmill & better log grade.

Hardwoods

1

All No. 4 Sawmill logs with a diameter of 8 inches inside bark and larger (at the scaling end) & better log grades

Conifer Utility

5

All conifer logs graded as utility log grade

Hardwood Utility

5

All No. 4 Sawmill log grade with a diameter of less than 8 inches inside bark (at the scaling end) and all hardwood logs graded as utility

(1) For detailed descriptions and definitions of log scaling and grading rules and procedures see the Official Log Scaling and Grading Rules of the Puget Sound Log Scaling and Grading Bureau revised January 1, 1980. These are also used by the Columbia River and Grays Harbor Scaling and Grading Bureaus.

WAC 458-40-18688(9)(d) Thinning. The removal of timber from a harvest unit meeting all the following conditions:

(i) Harvest unit located west of the Cascade Summit;

(ii) Timber is less than 100 years of age;

(iii) The total merchantable volume removed is less than forty percent of the total merchantable volume of the harvest unit prior to harvest;

(iv) Not more than forty percent of the total volume removed is from dominant and codominant trees;

(v) The trees removed in the harvest operation shall be distributed over the entire harvest unit.

 

 

 

TABLE 4 – Timber Quality Code Table

Stumpage Value Areas 6, 7, 8, and 9

July 1 through December 31, 1983

MERCHANTABLE SAWTIMBER, ALL AGES

 

Timber

Qual.

Class

 

Log Grade Specifications

Ponderosa Pine

1

Less than 10 logs 16 feet long per thousand board feet Scribner scale

2

10 or more logs 16 feet long per thousand board feet Scribner scale

Other Conifer

1

All log sizes

Hardwoods

1

Sawlogs only

Utility

5

All logs graded as utility

 

TABLE 5 – Timber Quality Code Table

Stumpage Value Area 10

July 1 through December 31, 1983

MERCHANTABLE SAWTIMBER, ALL AGES

 

Timber

Qual.

Class

 

Log Grade Specifications

Ponderosa Pine

1

Less than 5 logs 16 feet long per MBF net log Scribner scale

2

5 to 9 logs inclusive 16 feet long per MBF net log Scribner scale

3

More than 9 logs 16 feet long per MBF net log Scribner scale

Other Conifer

1

Less than 5 logs 16 feet long per MBF net log Scribner scale

2

5 to 12 logs inclusive 16 feet long per MBF net log Scribner scale

3

More than 12 logs 16 feet long per MBF net log Scribner scale

Hardwoods

1

All logs graded as sawlogs

Utility

5

All logs graded as utility

 

TABLE 1 – Harvest Adjustment Table

Stumpage Value Areas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 11

July 1 through December 31, 1983

OLD GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(100 years of age and older)

Type of

Adjustment

 

Definition

Dollar Adjustment Per

Thousand Board Feet

Net Scribner Scale

I. Volume per acre

Class 1

Harvest of more than 40 MBF per acre.

$0.00

Class 2

Harvest of 15 MBF per acre to 40 MBF per acre.

-$4.00

Class 3

Harvest of less than 15 MBF per acre.

-$7.00

II. Logging conditions

Class 1

Favorable logging conditions and easy road construction. No rock outcrops or swamp barriers. Generally flat to gentle slopes under 40%.

+$17.00

Class 2

Average logging conditions and average road construction. Some rock outcrop or swampy ground. Generally slopes between 40% and 60%.

$0.00

Class 3

Difficult logging and road building conditions because of numerous rock outcrops and bluffs. Generally rough, broken ground with slopes in excess of 60%.

-$16.00

Class 4

For timber which is yarded from stump to landing by helicopter.

-$90.00

 

TABLE 2 -- Harvest Adjustment Table

Stumpage Value Areas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 11

July 1 through December 31, 1983

YOUNG GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(Less than 100 years of age, but not including thinning)

Type of

Adjustment

 

Definition

Dollar Adjustment Per

Thousand Board Feet

Net Scribner Scale

I. Volume per acre

Class 1

Harvest of more than 30 MBF per acre.

$0.00

Class 2

Harvest of 10 MBF per acre to 30 MBF per acre.

-$2.00

Class 3

Harvest of less than 10 MBF per acre.

-$6.00

II. Logging conditions

Class 1

Favorable logging conditions and easy road construction. No rock outcrops or swamp barriers. Generally flat to gentle slopes under 40%.

+$17.00

Class 2

Average logging conditions and average road construction. Some rock outcrop or swampy ground. Generally slopes between 40% and 60%.

$0.00

Class 3

Difficult logging and road building conditions because of numerous rock outcrops and bluffs. Generally rough, broken ground with slopes in excess of 60%.

-$16.00

Class 4

For timber which is yarded from stump to landing by helicopter.

-$90.00

 

TABLE 3 – Harvest Adjustment Table

Stumpage Value Areas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 11

July 1 through December 31, 1983

THINNING

See definition WAC 458-40-18688(9)(d)

Type of

Adjustment

 

Definition

Dollar Adjustment Per

Thousand Board Feet

Net Scribner Scale

I. Volume per acre

Class 1

Harvest of more than 10 MBF per acre.

$0.00

Class 2

Harvest of 5 MBF per acre to 10 MBF per acre.

-$3.00

Class 3

Harvest of less than 5 MBF per acre.

-$5.00

II. Logging conditions

Class 1

Favorable wheel tractor logging conditions. Easy road construction. No rock outcrops or swamp barriers. Slopes generally less than 20%.

+$17.00

Class 2

Average logging conditions and average road construction. Some rock outcrops or swampy ground. Generally slopes between 20% and 40%.

$0.00

Class 3

Difficult logging conditions and road construction. Numerous rock outcrops. Slopes generally over 40%. Normally a tower yarding operation

-$16.00

Class 4

For timber which is yarded from stump to landing by helicopter.

-$90.00

III. Average Log Size

Class 1

50 board feet or more.

$0.00

Class 2

Less than 50 board feet.

-$10.00

 

TABLE 4 – Harvest Adjustment Table

Stumpage Value Areas 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10

July 1 through December 31, 1983

MERCHANTABLE SAWTIMBER, ALL AGES

Type of

Adjustment

 

Definition

Dollar Adjustment Per

Thousand Board Feet

Net Scribner Scale

I. Volume per acre

Class 1

Harvest of more than 8 MBF per acre.

$0.00

Class 2

Harvest of 3 MBF to 8 MBF per acre.

-$7.00

Class 3

Harvest of less than 3 MBF per acre.

-$10.00

II. Logging conditions

Class 1

Favorable logging conditions and easy road construction. No rock outcrops or swamp barriers. Slopes generally less than 20%.

+$11.00

Class 2

Average logging conditions and average road construction. Some rock outcrops or swampy ground. Generally slopes between 20% and 40%.

$0.00

Class 3

Difficult logging conditions and road construction. Numerous rock outcrops. Slopes generally over 40%.

-$13.00

Class 4

For timber which is yarded from stump to landing by helicopter.

-$90.00

 

 

TABLE 1--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 1

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

OLD GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(100 years of age and older)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$181

$175

$169

$163

$157

2

132

126

120

114

108

3

110

104

98

92

86

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

213

207

201

195

189

2

154

148

142

136

130

3

128

122

116

110

104

Sitka Spruce

SS

1

202

196

190

184

178

2

147

141

135

129

123

3

122

116

110

104

98

True Fir(3)

TF

1

138

132

126

120

114

2

101

95

89

83

77

3

85

79

73

67

61

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

138

132

126

120

114

2

101

95

89

83

77

3

85

79

73

67

61

Other Conifer

OC

1

138

132

126

120

114

2

101

95

89

83

77

3

85

79

73

67

61

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

14

14

14

14

14

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 2—STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 1

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

YOUNG GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(Less than 100 years of age, but not including thinning)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$165

$158

$151

$144

$137

2

121

114

107

100

93

3

101

94

87

80

73

4

90

83

76

69

62

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

133

126

119

112

105

2

98

91

84

77

70

3

83

76

69

62

55

True Fir(3)

TF

1

112

105

98

91

84

2

84

77

70

63

56

3

71

64

57

50

43

4

63

56

49

42

35

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

112

105

98

91

84

2

84

77

70

63

56

3

71

64

57

50

43

4

63

56

49

42

35

Other Conifer

OC

1

112

105

98

91

84

2

84

77

70

63

56

3

71

64

57

50

43

4

63

56

49

42

35

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

14

14

14

14

14

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 3--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 1

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

THINNING

See definition WAC 458-40-18688(9)(d)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$140

$133

$126

$119

$112

2

96

89

82

75

68

3

76

69

62

55

48

4

65

58

51

44

37

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

108

101

94

87

80

2

73

66

59

52

45

3

58

51

44

37

30

True Fir(3)

TF

1

87

80

73

66

59

2

59

52

45

38

31

3

46

39

32

25

18

4

38

31

24

17

10

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

87

80

73

66

59

2

59

52

45

38

31

3

46

39

32

25

18

4

38

31

24

17

10

Other Conifer

OC

1

87

80

73

66

59

2

59

52

45

38

31

3

46

39

32

25

18

4

38

31

24

17

10

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

14

14

14

14

14

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 4—STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 1

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

SPECIAL FOREST PRODUCTS

Stumpage Values per Product Unit

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

RC Shake Blocks(1)

RCS

1

$199

$193

$187

$181

$175

RC Shingle Blocks(1)

RCF

1

74

68

62

56

50

RC & Other Posts(2)

RCP

1

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

DF Christmas Trees(3)

DFX

1

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

Other Christmas Trees(3)

TFX

1

0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method table 2 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Stumpage value per 8 lineal feet or portion thereof.

(3)Stumpage value per lineal foot.

 

TABLE 5--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 2

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

OLD GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(100 years of age and older)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$181

$175

$169

$163

$157

2

132

126

120

114

108

3

110

104

98

92

86

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

203

197

191

185

179

2

147

141

135

129

123

3

122

116

110

104

98

Sitka Spruce

SS

1

202

196

190

184

178

2

147

141

135

129

123

3

122

116

110

104

98

True Fir(3)

TF

1

117

111

105

99

93

2

86

80

74

68

62

3

72

66

60

54

48

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

117

111

105

99

93

2

86

80

74

68

62

3

72

66

60

54

48

Other Conifer

OC

1

117

111

105

99

93

2

86

80

74

68

62

3

72

66

60

54

48

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

12

12

12

12

12

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 6—STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 2

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

YOUNG GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(Less than 100 years of age, but not including thinning)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$185

$178

$171

$164

$157

2

135

128

121

114

107

3

113

106

99

92

85

4

100

93

86

79

72

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

133

126

119

112

105

2

98

91

84

77

70

3

83

76

69

62

55

True Fir(3)

TF

1

157

150

143

136

129

2

115

108

101

94

87

3

97

90

83

76

69

4

86

79

72

65

58

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

157

150

143

136

129

2

115

108

101

94

87

3

97

90

83

76

69

4

86

79

72

65

58

Other Conifer

OC

1

157

150

143

136

129

2

115

108

101

94

87

3

97

90

83

76

69

4

86

79

72

65

58

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

12

12

12

12

12

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 7--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 2

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

THINNING

See definition WAC 458-40-18688(9)(d)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$160

$153

$146

$139

$132

2

110

103

96

89

82

3

88

81

74

67

60

4

75

68

61

54

47

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

108

101

94

87

80

2

73

66

59

52

45

3

58

51

44

37

30

True Fir(3)

TF

1

132

125

118

111

104

2

90

83

76

69

62

3

72

65

58

51

44

4

61

54

47

40

33

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

132

125

118

111

104

2

90

83

76

69

62

3

72

65

58

51

44

4

61

54

47

40

33

Other Conifer

OC

1

132

125

118

111

104

2

90

83

76

69

62

3

72

65

58

51

44

4

61

54

47

40

33

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

12

12

12

12

12

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 8—STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 2

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

SPECIAL FOREST PRODUCTS

Stumpage Values per Product Unit

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

RC Shake Blocks(1)

RCS

1

$199

$193

$187

$181

$175

RC Shingle Blocks(1)

RCF

1

74

68

62

56

50

RC & Other Posts(2)

RCP

1

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

DF Christmas Trees(3)

DFX

1

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

Other Christmas Trees(3)

TFX

1

0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method table 2 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Stumpage value per 8 lineal feet or portion thereof.

(3)Stumpage value per lineal foot.

 

TABLE 9--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 3

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

OLD GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(100 years of age and older)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$180

$174

$168

$162

$156

2

129

123

117

111

105

3

107

101

95

89

83

Western Redcedar

RC

1

200

194

188

182

176

2

145

139

133

127

121

3

121

115

109

103

97

Sitka Spruce

SS

1

202

196

190

184

178

2

147

141

135

129

123

3

122

116

110

104

98

True Fir(3)

TF

1

136

130

124

118

112

2

99

93

87

81

75

3

83

77

71

65

59

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

136

130

124

118

112

2

99

93

87

81

75

3

83

77

71

65

59

Alaska-cedar

YC

1

1285

1279

1273

1267

1261

2

912

906

900

894

888

3

747

741

735

729

723

Other Conifer

OC

1

136

130

124

118

112

2

99

93

87

81

75

3

83

77

71

65

59

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

11

11

11

11

11

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

 

TABLE 10—STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 3

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

YOUNG GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(Less than 100 years of age, but not including thinning)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$204

$197

$190

$183

$176

2

148

141

134

127

120

3

124

117

110

103

96

4

109

102

95

88

81

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

133

126

119

112

105

2

98

91

84

77

70

3

83

76

69

62

55

True Fir(3)

TF

1

129

122

115

108

101

2

95

88

81

74

67

3

80

73

66

59

52

4

71

64

57

50

43

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

129

122

115

108

101

2

95

88

81

74

67

3

80

73

66

59

52

4

71

64

57

50

43

Other Conifer

OC

1

129

122

115

108

101

2

95

88

81

74

67

3

80

73

66

59

52

4

71

64

57

50

43

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

11

11

11

11

11

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 11--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 3

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

THINNING

See definition WAC 458-40-18688(9)(d)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$179

$172

$165

$158

$151

2

123

116

109

102

95

3

99

92

85

78

71

4

84

77

70

63

56

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

108

101

94

87

80

2

73

66

59

52

45

3

58

51

44

37

30

True Fir(3)

TF

1

104

97

90

83

76

2

70

63

56

49

42

3

55

48

41

34

27

4

46

39

32

25

18

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

104

97

90

83

76

2

70

63

56

49

42

3

55

48

41

34

27

4

46

39

32

25

18

Other Conifer

OC

1

104

97

90

83

76

2

70

63

56

49

42

3

55

48

41

34

27

4

46

39

32

25

18

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

11

11

11

11

11

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 12—STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 3

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

SPECIAL FOREST PRODUCTS

Stumpage Values per Product Unit

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

RC Shake Blocks(1)

RCS

1

$177

$171

$165

$159

$153

RC Shingle Blocks(1)

RCF

1

67

61

55

49

43

RC & Other Posts(2)

RCP

1

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

DF Christmas Trees(3)

DFX

1

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

Other Christmas Trees(3)

TFX

1

0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method table 2 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Stumpage value per 8 lineal feet or portion thereof.

(3)Stumpage value per lineal foot.

 

TABLE 13--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 4

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

OLD GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(100 years of age and older)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$199

$193

$187

$181

$175

2

144

138

132

126

120

3

120

114

108

102

96

Noble Fir

NF

1

224

218

212

206

200

2

162

156

150

144

138

3

135

129

123

117

111

Western Redcedar

RC

1

161

155

149

143

137

2

117

111

105

99

93

3

98

92

86

80

74

Sitka Spruce

SS

1

202

196

190

184

178

2

147

141

135

129

123

3

122

116

110

104

98

True Fir(3)

TF

1

159

153

147

141

135

2

116

110

104

98

92

3

97

91

85

79

73

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

159

153

147

141

135

2

116

110

104

98

92

3

97

91

85

79

73

Alaska-cedar

YC

1

1285

1279

1273

1267

1261

2

912

906

900

894

888

3

747

741

735

729

723

Other Conifer

OC

1

159

153

147

141

135

2

116

110

104

98

92

3

97

91

85

79

73

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

11

11

11

11

11

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

 

TABLE 14—STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 4

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

YOUNG GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(Less than 100 years of age, but not including thinning)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$196

$189

$182

$175

$168

2

142

135

128

121

114

3

119

112

105

98

91

4

105

98

91

84

77

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

133

126

119

112

105

2

98

91

84

77

70

3

83

76

69

62

55

True Fir(3)

TF

1

190

183

176

169

162

2

138

131

124

117

110

3

115

108

101

94

87

4

102

95

88

81

74

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

190

183

176

169

162

2

138

131

124

117

110

3

115

108

101

94

87

4

102

95

88

81

74

Other Conifer

OC

1

190

183

176

169

162

2

138

131

124

117

110

3

115

108

101

94

87

4

102

95

88

81

74

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

11

11

11

11

11

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 15--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 4

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

THINNING

See definition WAC 458-40-18688(9)(d)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$171

$164

$157

$150

$143

2

117

110

103

96

89

3

94

87

80

73

66

4

80

73

66

59

52

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

108

101

94

87

80

2

73

66

59

52

45

3

58

51

44

37

30

True Fir(3)

TF

1

165

158

151

144

137

2

113

106

99

92

85

3

90

83

76

69

62

4

77

70

63

56

49

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

165

158

151

144

137

2

113

106

99

92

85

3

90

83

76

69

62

4

77

70

63

56

49

Other Conifer

OC

1

165

158

151

144

137

2

113

106

99

92

85

3

90

83

76

69

62

4

77

70

63

56

49

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

11

11

11

11

11

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 16—STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 4

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

SPECIAL FOREST PRODUCTS

Stumpage Values per Product Unit

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

RC Shake Blocks(1)

RCS

1

$203

$197

$191

$185

$179

RC Shingle Blocks(1)

RCF

1

76

70

64

58

52

RC & Other Posts(2)

RCP

1

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

DF Christmas Trees(3)

DFX

1

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

Other Christmas Trees(3)

TFX

1

0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method table 2 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Stumpage value per 8 lineal feet or portion thereof.

(3)Stumpage value per lineal foot.

 

TABLE 17--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 5

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

OLD GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(100 years of age and older)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$221

$215

$209

$203

$197

2

160

154

148

142

136

3

133

127

121

115

109

Noble Fir

NF

1

224

218

212

206

200

2

162

156

150

144

138

3

135

129

123

117

111

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

224

218

212

206

200

2

162

156

150

144

138

3

135

129

123

117

111

Sitka Spruce

SS

1

202

196

190

184

178

2

147

141

135

129

123

3

122

116

110

104

98

True Fir(3)

TF

1

182

176

170

164

158

2

132

126

120

114

108

3

110

104

98

92

86

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

182

176

170

164

158

2

132

126

120

114

108

3

110

104

98

92

86

Other Conifer

OC

1

182

176

170

164

158

2

132

126

120

114

108

3

110

104

98

92

86

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

8

8

8

8

8

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 18--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 5

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

YOUNG GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(Less than 100 years of age, but not including thinning)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$204

$197

$190

$183

$176

2

149

142

135

128

121

3

124

117

110

103

96

4

109

102

95

88

81

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

133

126

119

112

105

2

98

91

84

77

70

3

83

76

69

62

55

True Fir(3)

TF

1

132

125

118

111

104

2

97

90

83

76

69

3

82

75

68

61

54

4

73

66

59

52

45

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

132

125

118

111

104

2

97

90

83

76

69

3

82

75

68

61

54

4

73

66

59

52

45

Other Conifer

OC

1

132

125

118

111

104

2

97

90

83

76

69

3

80

73

68

59

52

4

73

66

59

52

45

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

8

8

8

8

8

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 19—STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 5

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

THINNING

See definition WAC 458-40-18688(9)(d)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$179

$172

$165

$158

$151

2

124

117

110

103

96

3

99

92

85

78

71

4

84

77

70

63

56

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

108

101

94

87

80

2

73

66

59

52

45

3

58

51

44

37

30

True Fir(3)

TF

1

107

100

93

86

79

2

72

65

58

51

44

3

57

50

43

36

29

4

48

41

34

27

20

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

107

100

93

86

79

2

72

65

58

51

44

3

57

50

43

36

29

4

48

41

34

27

20

Other Conifer

OC

1

107

100

93

86

79

2

72

65

58

51

44

3

57

50

43

36

29

4

48

41

34

27

20

Red Alder

RA

1

40

33

26

19

12

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

34

27

20

13

6

Other Hardwood

OH

1

38

31

24

17

10

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

8

8

8

8

8

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 20—STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 5

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

SPECIAL FOREST PRODUCTS

Stumpage Values per Product Unit

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

RC Shake Blocks(1)

RCS

1

$207

$201

$195

$189

$183

RC Shingle Blocks(1)

RCF

1

77

71

65

59

53

RC & Other Posts(2)

RCP

1

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

DF Christmas Trees(3)

DFX

1

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

Other Christmas Trees(3)

TFX

1

0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method table 2

WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Stumpage value per 8 lineal feet or portion thereof.

(3)Stumpage value per lineal foot.

 

TABLE 21--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 6, 7, 8, and 9

July 1 through December 31, 1983

EASTERN WASHINGTON

MERCHANTABLE SAWTIMBER, ALL AGES

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

76

70

64

58

52

Engelmann Spruce

ES

1

61

55

49

43

37

Lodgepole Pine

LP

1

39

33

27

21

15

Ponderosa Pine

PP

1

118

112

106

100

94

2

101

95

89

83

77

Western Redcedar

RC

1

130

124

118

112

106

True Fir(3)

TF

1

63

57

51

45

39

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

63

57

51

45

39

Western Larch

WL

1

76

70

64

58

52

Western White Pine

WP

1

125

119

113

107

101

Hardwoods

OH

1

18

12

6

1

1

Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

2

2

2

2

2

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

 

TABLE 22--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 6, 7, 8, and 9

July 1 through December 31, 1983

EASTERN WASHINGTON

SPECIAL FOREST PRODUCTS

Stumpage Values per Product Unit

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

RC Shake & Shingle Blocks(1)

RCF

1

$99

$93

$87

$81

$75

LP & Other Posts(2)

LPP

1

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

Pine Christmas Trees(3)

PX

1

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

Other Christmas Trees(4)

DFX

1

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method table 2 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Stumpage value per 8 lineal feet or portion thereof.

(3)Stumpage value per lineal foot. Includes Ponderosa Pine, Western White Pine, and Lodgepole Pine.

(4)Stumpage value per lineal foot.

 

TABLE 23--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 10

July 1 through December 31, 1983

EASTERN WASHINGTON

MERCHANTABLE SAWTIMBER, ALL AGES

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

143

137

131

125

119

2

105

99

93

87

81

3

88

82

76

70

64

Ponderosa Pine

PP

1

93

87

81

75

69

2

69

63

57

51

45

3

59

53

47

41

35

True Fir(3)

TF

1

109

103

97

91

85

2

81

75

69

63

57

3

68

62

56

50

44

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

109

103

97

91

85

2

81

75

69

63

57

3

68

62

56

50

44

Western Larch

WL

1

143

137

131

125

119

2

105

99

93

87

81

3

88

82

76

70

64

Other Conifer

OC

1

109

103

97

91

85

2

81

75

69

63

57

3

68

62

56

50

44

Hardwoods

OH

1

18

12

6

1

1

Special Cull or Utility

CU

5

9

9

9

9

9

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

 

TABLE 24--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 10

July 1 through December 31, 1983

EASTERN WASHINGTON

SPECIAL FOREST PRODUCTS

Stumpage Values per Product Unit

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

RC Shake & Shingle Blocks(1)

RCF

1

$108

$102

$96

$90

$84

LP & Other Posts(2)

LPP

1

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

Pine Christmas Trees(3)

PX

1

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

Other Christmas Trees(4)

DFX

1

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method table 2 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Stumpage value per 8 lineal feet or portion thereof.

(3)Stumpage value per lineal foot. Includes Ponderosa Pine, Western White Pine, and Lodgepole Pine.

(4)Stumpage value per lineal foot.

 

TABLE 25--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 11

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

OLD GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(100 years of age and older)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$130

$124

$118

$112

$106

2

79

73

67

61

55

3

57

51

45

39

33

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

150

144

138

132

126

2

95

89

83

77

71

3

71

65

59

53

47

True Fir(3)

TF

1

86

80

74

68

62

2

49

43

37

31

25

3

33

27

21

15

10

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

86

80

74

68

62

2

49

43

37

31

25

3

33

27

21

15

10

Other Conifer

OC

1

86

80

74

68

62

2

49

43

37

31

25

3

33

27

21

15

10

Red Alder

RA

1

35

28

21

14

7

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

29

22

15

8

1

Other Hardwood

OH

1

33

26

19

12

5

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Utility

CU

5

6

6

6

6

6

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 26--STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 11

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

YOUNG GROWTH FINAL HARVEST

(Less than 100 years of age, but not including thinning)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$154

$147

$140

$133

$126

2

98

91

84

77

70

3

74

67

60

53

46

4

59

52

45

38

31

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

83

76

69

62

55

2

48

41

34

27

20

3

33

26

19

12

5

True Fir(3)

TF

1

79

72

65

58

51

2

45

38

31

24

17

3

30

23

16

9

5

4

21

14

7

5

5

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

79

72

65

58

51

2

45

38

31

24

17

3

30

23

16

9

5

4

21

14

7

5

5

Other Conifer

OC

1

79

72

65

58

51

2

45

38

31

24

17

3

30

23

16

9

5

4

21

14

7

5

5

Red Alder

RA

1

35

28

21

14

7

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

29

22

15

8

1

Other Hardwood

OH

1

33

26

19

12

5

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Utility

CU

5

6

6

6

6

6

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 27—STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 11

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

THINNING

See definition WAC 458-40-18688(9)(d)

Stumpage Values per Thousand Board Feet Net Scribner Log Scale(1)

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

Douglas-fir

DF

1

$129

$122

$115

$108

$101

2

73

66

59

52

45

3

49

42

35

28

21

4

34

27

20

13

6

Western Redcedar(4)

RC

1

58

51

44

37

30

2

23

16

9

2

1

3

8

1

1

1

1

True Fir(3)

TF

1

54

47

40

33

26

2

20

13

6

1

1

3

5

1

1

1

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

Western Hemlock(2)

WH

1

54

47

40

33

26

2

20

13

6

1

1

3

5

1

1

1

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

Other Conifer

OC

1

54

47

40

33

26

2

20

13

6

1

1

3

5

1

1

1

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

Red Alder

RA

1

35

28

21

14

7

Black Cottonwood

BC

1

29

22

15

8

1

Other Hardwood

OH

1

33

26

19

12

5

Hardwood Utility

HU

5

5

5

5

5

5

Conifer Utility

CU

5

6

6

6

6

6

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method tables 4 and 5 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Includes Western and Mountain Hemlock

(3)Includes Pacific Silver Fir, Noble Fir, Grand Fir, and Subalpine Fir. All of these species are commonly referred to as "White Fir."

(4)Includes Alaska-Cedar

 

TABLE 28—STUMPAGE VALUE TABLE

STUMPAGE VALUE AREA 11

July 1 through December 31, 1983

WESTERN WASHINGTON

SPECIAL FOREST PRODUCTS

Stumpage Values per Product Unit

 

Species

Name

 

Species

Code

Timber

Quality

Code

Number

Hauling

Distance Zone Number

1

2

3

4

5

RC Shake Blocks(1)

RCS

1

$127

$121

$115

$109

$103

RC Shingle Blocks(1)

RCF

1

50

44

38

32

26

RC & Other Posts(2)

RCP

1

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

0.20

DF Christmas Trees(3)

DFX

1

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

0.18

Other Christmas Trees(3)

TFX

1

0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

(1)Log scale conversions Western and Eastern Washington. See conversion method table 2 WAC 458-40-19004

(2)Stumpage value per 8 lineal feet or portion thereof.

(3)Stumpage value per lineal foot.