Table E2. Roundwood Products, Logging Residues, and Other Removals from 
          Growing Stock and Other Sources, 1991 (Thousand Cubic Feet)

Region                  Region Total       Softwood        Hardwoods
Northeast.............     2,835,209        887,559        1,947,650
North Central.........     2,475,053        310,885        2,164,168
Southeast.............     5,081,712      3,033,993        2,047,719
South Central.........     6,264,117      3,432,702        2,831,415
Great Plains..........       110,259         37,374           72,885
Intermountain.........       910,333        881,480           28,853
Pacific Northwest 
   and Alaska.........     3,959,564      3,750,342          209,222
Pacific Southwest     
   and Hawaii.........     1,226,142      1,124,347          101,795
  U.S. Total..........    22,862,389     13,458,682        9,403,707

   Note: In addition to roundwood, this table reports logging residues and 
other wood sources which are sound enough to chip, such as material from 
cultural and clearing operations, sound dead and cull trees, trees smaller 
than 5 inches in diameter at breast height, tops above the 4-inch diameter 
growing stock top, and sound downed trees (excluding stumps and limbs).
   Source: USDA Forest Service, Forest Resources of the United States, 
1992, General Technical Report RM-234, September 1993, pp. 114-116.


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