Eucalyptus Tree Identification Help

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Robert Bovero-Spina

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I have finally joined Arboristsite.com!!! I am looking for some information on identifying this eucalyptus tree that is common in California. I know it’s not a blue gum, or a red ironbark. I think it is a grey ironbark, but I am not certain. Can anyone help me identify this tree?
 

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Hi Guys. This looks like beautiful Jarrah to me, bark is a giveaway. These are endemic to the South West corner of Western Australia. I spent many years in Perth where Jarrah is sought after for it's beautiful pink wood. Have been on many firewood expeditions collecting Jarrah. Nice sweet smell when burning, great for cooking as well.

Some big specimens shown below:

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