Nature · Mountain ash · Tasmania, Australia
How tall is Centurion?
Centurion is 96.5 meters tall in Table 3 of the 2025 study of Tasmania's giant eucalypts.
96.5 m
Sourced measurement- Measurement
- Ground midpoint to living leaves · 2025 study
- Subject or version
- Mountain ash · Tasmania, Australia
- In feet, rounded
- 316.6 ft (1 ft = 0.3048 m)
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A little more perspective
The study identifies Centurion as tree ED 1 and records climbing/laser measurement to living leaves. Its base datum is the midpoint between the high and low ground around the trunk. The publication date is 2025; Table 3 does not assign this measurement a separate year.
Earlier profiles quoted 100.5 meters, but the later study reports height loss. Its prose rounds the value to 96 meters while the individual-tree table gives 96.5 meters, which this entry selects. The illustration keeps the mountain ash's pale, irregular trunk and high branching crown. It does not reconstruct the earlier taller summit.
Quick facts
Centurion is 96.5 meters tall in Table 3 of the 2025 study of Tasmania's giant eucalypts.
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Sources and measurement notes
- Mifsud and colleagues: Tasmania's giant eucalypts, Table 3 and methods, 2025
- Article and corrigendum, Eucalypt Australia hosted copy
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