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    …well-stocked trout streams, and the Boole Tree, with a height of 269 feet (82 meters) and a circumference of 35 feet (11 meters), the largest known tree in any U.S. national forest. Dome Land Wilderness, one of five wilderness areas within the national forest, is a lofty region northeast of…

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    …well-stocked trout streams, and the Boole Tree, with a height of 269 feet (82 meters) and a circumference of 35 feet (11 meters), the largest known tree in any U.S. national forest. Dome Land Wilderness, one of five wilderness areas within the national forest, is a lofty region northeast of…

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