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I could not find Official information on the burl so i used Ai to help.
The world's largest burl is a 30-ton Sitka spruce burl located in Port McNeill, British Columbia, which was discovered in 2005. It is approximately six meters tall and six meters in diameter and has been a significant community landmark and tourist attraction since its arrival in town. Recently, the burl was relocated to a more central downtown location to enhance community connection and visibility for tourists.
- Discovery and relocation: The burl was discovered in 2005 by loggers and moved to the Port McNeill waterfront park.The world's largest burl in Port McNeill, BC, was partially destroyed by a fire in May 2023, which caused extensive damage to the burl and its protective structure
- Specifications: The burl weighs an estimated 30 tons and is roughly six meters tall and six meters in diameter. It was cut from a 525-year-old Sitka spruce.
- Community significance: The burl is a source of great community pride and connects the town to its forestry roots. It is considered what puts Port McNeill on the map, along with salmon.
- Second-largest burl: Port McNeill also claims to be home to the world's second-largest burl, which was discovered in 1976 and is displayed near the Western Forest Products building.