MacArthur Pine

The MacArthur Pine was an Eastern White Pine, located in the Chequamegon–Nicolet National Forest, near Newald, Wisconsin. It was the Eastern White Pine National champion, 1948–1971. It was named by a Milwaukee newspaper in 1945 in honor of General Douglas MacArthur.

The circumference at the base (CBH) was 17 ft. Its height was 148 ft and it weighed 27 tons. Some 35 ft of the trunk was hollow. In 1977, 40 ft of its top blown was out. It was struck by lightning in 1986 and felled by a suspicious fire on June 23, 2001.