Top 15 Of The Tallest Trees In The World

There are millions of peoples whose business runs on trees or wood. Trees have great importance for them especially tall and large trees due to the presence of a large amount of wood in them. Trees above the height of 35 stories are incapable of human eyes. We are related to trees for thousands of years. Trees have some part inside the ground on which the upper part stands it is their base. The most beautiful and important thing on earth after humans are the trees,

"Trees are the pillars of Nature".

      Inside the earth, they taste the soil and then reach too high above the sky. In past, they were giant and monster in size. It is also said that humans were large in size about 90 to 100 feet like trees but trees were more giant with the climate change and biodiversity changed everything and they become shorter and dwarf in size. Now, the highest tree in the world has a height of around 400 feet which is also a very large height. Some are fast-growing and some have long life some are beautiful but some are ugly but each and every tree has its own importance and value. They are the raw wood materials and used for furniture for thousands of years. They have a very old and memorable history on the earth after the Big Bang around 13.8 billion years ago.

Top 15 tallest trees in the world

    There are thousands of species of tall trees but we have found the Top 15 world's tallest trees and brought them for you to increase your information about tall trees. There are not high differences in their height and width but 5 to 6 feet in each. 

15- Shorea Argentifolia

One of the tallest flowering trees founded in Gaharu ridge Tawau Hills National Park in Sabah on Borneo Island. Very high up to 278.4 feet(84.85m) or sometimes above. They are included in some rarest trees in the world because of their fewer species. 

14- Stewart Karri trees

It is the type of flowering tree commonly known as karri especially founded in Southwestern Australia. Its height is 279 feet(85m). This image is taken from the karri forest in Australia. It is the largest wood provider tree in Western Australia. Its many species are smaller than Shorea Argentifolia but some species are a little larger so we can put them before Shorea in the list of tallest trees.

13- Pontianak Putih Cantik

It is also present in the same location as the Shorea argentifolia tree in the National park in Sabah on the island of Borneo. It is also a flowering type of tree that grows about 281.4 feet(85.76m). The only tree that can contain more than 1000 kg of wood.

12- Alpine Ash trees

One of the towering trees in Eastern Australia they have covered a large area in Tasmania. With a massive height of 288 feet(87.9m) they are regarded as one of the 15 tallest trees. It is also the type of flowering plant with fewer leaves on it.

11- Princess isabella

It is also found near the Alpine trees in Tasmania in Southeastern Australia and a little taller than the Alpine. Its age is very long about 3 to 4 hundred years or above. It normally reaches 290 feet(88.5m) you can think how much tall it will be.

10- Dinizia excelsa

Native to the center of South America near the boundary of Amapa, and Para states in Brazil their height is the same as the princess tree but its location is different both are the tallest trees in their area. 

9- Noble fir Or Christmas tree (Abies Procera)

They are also known as red fir and Christmas trees and famous all over the world because of the Christmas festival as we know these trees are given more importance at this day. It has a very large and thick trunk and high around 295 feet(90m). It is included in the top 10 tallest trees.

8- Nehemiah Loggerale Meena tree

Living in the forests of Tasmania with smooth bark that whitish and waxy on the lower surface their ribbed flowers are arranged singly or in a group of 3 to 7 leaf axils. Its average height is estimated at around 298 feet(90.7m).

7- White knight

The white knight is a flowering tree and located in Southeastern Australia which is the home of most tall trees in the world. Commonly known as manana gum, white gum, or ribbon gum. Mostly they are 300 feet(92m) high or above. The bark is very smooth sometimes little rough on the base. Indigenous Australians use its wood to make shields and wooden bowls.

6- Giant Sequoia

One of the rarest sequoias trees has grown more than 300 feet the latest known giant sequoia is 316 feet(96.3m) in height. Present in large number in the private National Forest of Sequoias in California, United States and native to western North America also ranking on one of the tallest trees on the planet.

5- Raven's Tower trees

A conifer type of tree having 16 feet of trunk at the base. It is the fifth larger conifer in the world. It is a very long-lived tree over 700 years old tree has been discovered. Its wood is widely used for paper production on large scale. The recent highest tree of this species was 317 feet(96.7m) in height.

4- Menara tree

A flowering tree in Southeast Asia in Sabah on the island of Borneo. Merana is the name of yellow meranti. It is one of the towering and sky-touching trees with a massive height of 320.1 feet(97.58m) regarded as the fourth-largest tree in the world.

3- Doerner Fir trees

It has the status of being the non-redwood tallest tree in the world. In western America, they are mostly founded in Brummitt creek, Coos County Oregon, in the United States. Its average height at the optimum temperature is 327 feet(99.7m). It has a very thick trunk of 17 to 19 feet.

2- Centurion

Having the title of the tallest tree in Australia comes at number 2 on the worldwide list of tall trees. It is an evergreen flowering tree living in Southeastern Australia in Arve Valley Tasmania. 329..7 feet(100.5m) is the average height of this tree and having an old history on the planet.

1- Hyperion tree

Here comes the father of all tall trees in the world making a name in the Guinness book of world records. This is the answer to all questions and it is so tall that can not be seen by the human naked eye. That's what we were looking for was first discovered in 2006 living in a secret location Redwood National Park, California, United States, and is native to western America. The average height of a single Hyperion is 380.3 feet(115.92m). Obviously, it is the tallest tree in the world it is also one of the rarest trees.

Conclusions

We have found the top 15 tallest trees in the world for you. It was a very difficult task to collect information about each tree and then write an article on it. But if you enjoyed reading it let's share it.