Species profile · Pacific Northwest
Douglas-fir –
species profile
Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii), a timber species of the Pacific Northwest. Range, uses and where it fits in US forest inventory. This is a species profile, not a price.
Pseudotsuga menziesiiPacific NorthwestFIA species
About Douglas-fir
The dominant Western softwood (about 54% of Oregon's volume, 39% of Washington's); the premier structural lumber and plywood species.
Latin name: Pseudotsuga menziesii. Main region: Pacific Northwest. Species composition and volume are measured by the USDA Forest Service FIA program. See the regions page for where this species grows and the state pages for the leading species in each state.
Is there a Douglas-fir price? Not one we publish. Timber value for any species depends on product (sawtimber, veneer, pulpwood, chip-n-saw), grade, stumpage vs delivered, the log rule and local market. Commercial price series are licence-restricted. Take a current price for Douglas-fir from your forester or mill and use the calculator.
No price here. This site does not publish a US timber price. Current price series (TimberMart-South and state or university stumpage reports) are copyrighted or licence-restricted, so we cannot republish them. The figures on this page are federal, public-domain forest inventory from the USDA Forest Service FIA — area, volume, growth and removals, not prices. To put a value on wood, take a price from your forester, mill or consulting service and use the calculator.
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