The Old Growth Mill tree map is a documentation reference. It exists to connect tree numbers to recorded GPS coordinates. Each pin represents a documented tree location, recorded where the tree was found or recovered.
When you click a pin, you should see the tree number and the coordinate together. The tree number is the primary identifier, and the coordinate is the location record. This pairing creates a clear chain between the physical tree and the documentation attached to it.
The map is not an inventory display. It does not communicate pricing, status, or availability. It is a reference tool. Trees are added when they have reached a disclosure stage through evaluation or documentation.
The map supports accurate communication. If you watched a video and saw a tree number, you can confirm the matching map pin when available. If you contact OGM, using the tree number helps match your inquiry to the correct material and stage.
Practical takeaway: map pins link a tree number to a recorded coordinate. Use the tree number in any inquiry, and treat the map as documentation rather than browsing.
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