ID a young Maple - pics included

[Ray_SE_Tx]

I was given a young maple tree. It is currently about 6 feet tall. I was told it might be a sugar maple, but I'm not so sure. I was hoping someone here could positively id it.

I have several photos that I shared on Google Photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/j2jTyMWmdYfzcDdf2

Thanks in advance.

-Ray

 

[Marine5068]

No. Not a Sugar Maple. Sugars have more pointed lobes and have a smooth leaf edge between the points.
That has saw-like edges. It could be a Red Maple.

 

[Ray_SE_Tx]

Marine5068, the drawing you posted looks a lot like my tree's leaves.

Since posting my question, it was also suggested that this might be a Sycamore Maple.
Some of the photos of the Sycamore Maple seem to support that suggestion also.

Sycamore Maple image

Thanks for your assistance.

 

[Oldmaple]

The only two Maples I can think of that have rounded lobes like that are Field Maple (Acer campestre) and Florida Maple (Acer floridanum). My guess would be the second based on your location.

 

[spyder62]

It takes on old maple to Id a young maple

 

[Marine5068]

Marine5068, the drawing you posted looks a lot like my tree's leaves.

Since posting my question, it was also suggested that this might be a Sycamore Maple.
Some of the photos of the Sycamore Maple seem to support that suggestion also.

Sycamore Maple image

Thanks for your assistance.

Could be a Sycamore Maple Hybrid (Acer Pseudoplatanus)
which is an invasive species that has been cultivated in USA from Europe and Asia back in the 1500's

 

[Marine5068]

The only two Maples I can think of that have rounded lobes like that are Field Maple (Acer campestre) and Florida Maple (Acer floridanum). My guess would be the second based on your location.

I'm kind of thinking it's not a sycamore Maple because leaves aren't really bang on but leaves are wrong for Field Maple. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acer_campestre ) and for Florida Maple.
I would say it's either a Red Maple Or some hybrid species.

Below is a Sycamore Maple



Below is Florida Maple

Below is a Field Maple