TREES IN ROTHLEY PARK NOS. 100, 362-400
The largest tree in Rothley is Tree 100, an Oak, with a girth of 24 feet 8 inches. Close to the old Rothley Temple at the end of Thomas Babington's Carriageway Site 222. There are many ancient trees in Rothley Park, especially oaks.
As you take a journey through the ancient trees of Rothley Park you will also find great sadness as many superb trees were cut down. This destruction took place in 2008.
To check on the measurement and OS Ref for these trees please click on the following link:
Tree 100 March 2005
Tree 100 August 2002
Trees 362, 100, 363 February 2005
Tree 364 February 2005
Trees 364 and 365 February 2005
Tree 366 February 2005
Tree 367 February 2005
Tree 368 February 2005
Tree 369 February 2005
Tree 370 February 2005
Tree 371 February 2005
Tree 372 February 2005
Tree 373 February 2005
Tree 374 February 2005
Trees 374, 374 and 376 February 2005
Trees 373-376 February 2005
Trees 376 and 377 February 2005
Tree 378 March 2005
Tree 378 March 2005
Trees 379, 380 and 382 February 2005
Tree 381 February 2005
Tree 383 February 2005
Tree 384 February 2005
Tree 385 February 2005
Tree 386 February 2005
Tree 387 February 2005
Tree 388 February 2005
Tree 389 February 2005
Stump 390 February 2005
Stump 391 March 2005
Tree 392 February 2005
Tree 393 February 2005
Tree 394 February 2005
Trees 395 and 397 February 2005
Tree 396 February 2005
Tree 398 February 2005
Tree 399 February 2005
Tree 400 February 2005
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