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Burr Oak I believe--same family.
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I would say white oak with leaf variation. Bur oak are typically small trees and the leaf margin at tip is rounded and lobes are shallow jmo
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The bark is very shaggy if that's a good description. At the base its not but maybe a few feet away from the base the bark gets very loose and flaky.
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Yeah these leaves don't look like that
White Oak Woodrow.
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What do you mean by Woodrow ?
Well if you watched enough Cheers episodes I believe they called Woody ,Woodrow and Woodman also.
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Hahaha gotcha
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I forget most of my screen names
They have all the seasons on Netflix if you have it.
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Not up here they ain't... we have massive Bur Oak.
It's not uncommon to see 5 and 6 foot diameter trunks, and heights approaching 100 feet.
But that aside... I agree the pictures in the OP are of White Oak, not Bur Oak.
I'm fairly confident Bur Oak don't even grow in New Jersey.
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The j is pretty close to the n when you type new
I think I have seen it here.
Don't know about Joisy but lots of Bur Oak here, and I agree they are often big trees.
Well NY borders us so yes it is here. Although I must say I have not seen it often.
