Oregon
champion trees.

132 records from the Oregon Champion Tree Registry, retrieved October 10, 2026: 62 SC (state champion), 13 SC-C (state co-champion), 52 NC (national champion) and five NC-C (national co-champion). All published champion designations are retained; 35 PV (pending verification) entries are excluded without promoting larger pending trees. National labels report Oregon’s source designations, rather than verified current national titles. The registry is an archive of past and current champions; no edition or measurement dates are stated.

The table supplies names, measurements, points and status, but no county or tree location. All 132 records are searchable. 131 remain without markers, labelled “Location not supplied”; no county or statewide tree position is guessed. One Port-Orford cedar record has an exact historical match in the 2012 National Register of Big Trees, PDF page 58 (printed page 56): Chamaecyparis lawsoniana in Oregon, with circumference 522 inches, height 242 feet, crown spread 35 feet and 773 points. That source supplies Coos County, shown as an approximate Census county marker with the historical attribution explained on the card. County matching can be expanded as reliable evidence becomes available.

Oregon’s published spellings, measurements and points remain unchanged. Circumference is in inches; height and average crown spread are in feet. Nominator names, street addresses and exact tree coordinates are omitted. Current tree condition and visiting access are unconfirmed; a county marker does not establish permission to visit.