TheGreat British Trees were 50 trees selected byThe Tree Council in 2002 to spotlight trees in theUnited Kingdom in honour ofthe Queen's Golden Jubilee.^[1]

• Tortworth Chestnut inTortworth,Gloucestershire
• Westonbirt Lime Tree inWestonbirt Arboretum,Gloucestershire
• Sweet Chestnut inCroft Castle,Herefordshire
• Royal Oak inBoscobel,Shropshire
• The Bewdley Sweet Chestnut inBewdley,Worcestershire

• Domesday Oak inAshton Court,Bristol
• Darley Oak,Upton Cross, Linkinhorne,Cornwall
• Bicton College Monkey Puzzle inBicton Park,East Budleigh,Devon
• Heavitree Yew inHeavitree, nearExeter,Devon
• Ashbrittle Yew inAshbrittle,Wellington,Somerset

• Brighton Pavilion Elm inBrighton,East Sussex
• Queen Elizabeth Oak inCowdray Park,Midhurst,West Sussex
• Selborne Yew in Selborne,Hampshire
• Wellington's Wellingtonia, aGiant Sequoia, inStratfield Saye,Hampshire
• Tolpuddle Martyrs Tree inDorset
• Big Belly Oak inSavernake Forest,Wiltshire

• The Cage Pollard inBurnham Beeches,Buckinghamshire
• Ankerwycke Yew inWraysbury,Berkshire
• The World's End Black Poplar inRoydon,Essex
• The Great Oak,Panshanger Park inHertingfordbury,Hertfordshire
• Sidney Oak inPenshurst Place,Kent
• Sweet chestnut 'The Seven Sisters Chestnut' in Viceroy's Wood,Penshurst,Kent^[2] NOTE this is not in the Tree Council’s original list.
• Charlton House Mulberry inGreenwich
• 'Old Lion'Ginkgo inKew Gardens,Richmond, London
• Crowhurst Yew in Surrey

• Metasequoia at Emmanuel College, Britain's firstDawn Redwood, inCambridge University Botanic Garden
• Great London Plane of Ely, Britain's firstLondon Plane inEly,Cambridgeshire
• Newton's Apple Tree inWoolsthorpe Manor,Grantham,Lincolnshire
• Bowthorpe Oak inBourne, Lincolnshire
• Kett's Oak inHethersett,Norfolk
• Chedgrave Jubilee Oak in Norfolk

• Morton Horse Chestnut inDerbyshire
• Lebanon Cedar inChildrey,Oxfordshire
• Major Oak inSherwood Forest,Nottinghamshire
• OriginalBramley apple inSouthwell, Nottinghamshire

• The Appleton Thorn Tree inAppleton Thorn,Cheshire
• Marton Oak inMarton, Cheshire
• Borrowdale Yew inCumbria
• Levens Hall Yew inLevens Hall, Cumbria
• Holker Lime in Holker Hall, Cumbria
• Wild Cherry inFountains Abbey and Studley Royal, nearRipon,North Yorkshire

• Great Yew, a pair ofyews now appearing to be a single tree, inCrom Castle,Fermanagh

• Asilver fir, inArdkinglas Woodland Garden,Argyll
• Capon Tree, anoak in what used to be theJedforest,Jedburgh,Borders
• Granny Pine, a 300-year-oldScots Pine atGlen Affric,Highlands
• Fortingall Yew, a 2,000-3,000-year-old yew inPerth and Kinross
• Parent Larch, aEuropean Larch in the grounds of aHilton hotel built by theDuke of Atholl inDunkeld,Perth and Kinross
• ADouglas-fir, in the grounds ofScone Palace whereDavid Douglas was born, inPerth and Kinross

• Ley's Whitebeam, one of only 16Sorbus leyana (a type ofwhitebeam) growing wild anywhere, inMerthyr Tydfil
• Pontfadog Oak, with agirth of 12.9 metres (42 ft), the largestSessile oak in Wales, inPontfadog,Wrexham. The tree was blown over by the wind in 2013.
• Llangernyw Yew, the oldest tree in Europe (Between 4,000 and 5,000 years old),^[3] a yew in the churchyard ofSt Digain’s,Llangernyw,Conwy

• List of individual trees
• Great Trees of London
• Tree of the Year

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• Great British Trees press release

• Forests and woodlands of the United Kingdom
• United Kingdom nature-related lists
• Lists of trees
• Trees of the United Kingdom
• Individual trees in the United Kingdom
• 2002 in the United Kingdom

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