DAVIDSON TREASURE TREES
#113 Water Oak
(Quercus nigra)
This tree is located in the Davidson Pointe neighborhood. It is likely a remnant tree that grew prior to development of the area and supports a wide variety of wildlife while providing great shade for the area.
Statistics (2025)
- Circumference (In.): 116″
- Height (Ft.): 60′
- Avg. Crown Spread (Ft.): 90′
- Diameter Breast Height (In.):
- Total Points: 199
More Information
- Year Recognized: 2025
- Current condition: Good
- Property Type: Public
- Ecological Value: Water oak is native medium sized fast growing deciduous tree; however, sometimes it is considered an evergreen in the deep south. It is a member of the red oak group. The water oak is regarded as weaker wooded in comparison to most oaks, and it also has a shorter life span. It may only live 30 to 50 years.Water Oak acorns are eaten by black bears, squirrels, white-tailed deer, birds, small mammals, and wild turkeys.
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