Oregon's state tree, for one Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% FIR Oregon's state tree, for one (3)
94% ELM Stately tree (3) New York Times Sep 14, 2026
94% ELMS Stately trees (4) Commuter Aug 10, 2026
87% CALI L.A.'s state (4) USA Today Sep 14, 2026
83% OAKS National trees of the United States (4) LA Times Daily Sep 9, 2026
83% SALEM Oregon's capital (5) Wall Street Journal Aug 31, 2026
79% PST Winter hrs. in Oregon (3) Universal Sep 9, 2026
79% NEB State between S. Dak. and Kan. (3) New York Times Easy Mode Aug 26, 2026
79% OPINE State one's case (5) LA Times Mini Aug 3, 2026
75% PECAN One of Texas's state symbols (5) The Washington Post Mini Sep 5, 2026
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