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	(Million board feet)

Year	All softwoods	Ponderosa pine	Idaho white pine	Sugar pine	Douglas-fir and larch	Hem-fir^b	Engelmann spruce	Lodgepole pine	Other softwoods
1964	9,932	3,615	351	298	2,732	1,816	494	303	323
1965	9,858	3,513	355	293	2,757	1,815	491	309	325
1966	10,102	3,652	357	279	2,800	1,835	506	341	332
1967	9,694	3,518	379	276	2,697	1,665	519	353	287
1968	10,393	3,879	404	320	2,760	1,766	569	379	316
1969	9,691	3,664	361	258	2,564	1,560	556	427	301
1970	9,227	3,418	366	258	2,388	1,506	469	466	356
1971	10,019	3,689	395	235	2,553	1,684	508	570	385
1972	10,395	3,964	406	241	2,313	1,804	461	666	540
1973	10,564	3,863	369	230	2,545	1,913	510	692	442
1974	8,973	3,266	267	173	2,382	1,554	330	488	513
1975	8,445	3,269	291	193	1,952	1,460	304	395	581
1976	9,789	3,757	294	201	2,321	1,637	366	451	762
1977	10,309	4,046	293	230	2,343	1,762	434	547	654
1978	10,033	3,970	245	213	2,370	1,724	374	498	639
1979	9,780	3,728	198	201	2,333	1,794	365	419	742
1980	7,613	3,023	166	184	1,644	1,334	262	402	598
1981	7,147	2,770	164	173	1,570	1,147	269	419	635
1982	6,681	2,649	113	141	1,509	1,029	313	376	551
1983	8,488	3,378	163	192	1,851	1,272	323	532	777
1984	8,992	3,537	132	215	1,905	1,524	431	618	630
1985	9,276	3,430	114	258	2,050	1,701	433	534	756
1986	10,482	3,759	115	258	2,330	2,055	547	747	671
1987	11,407	3,816	110	321	2,683	2,353	425	932	767
1988	11,395	3,870	104	321	2,731	2,392	653	720	604
1989	11,348	3,767	87	291	2,683	2,600	473	835	612
1990	10,452	3,521	77	307	2,455	2,351	418	756	567
1991	9,510	3,105	68	292	2,374	2,115	424	652	480
1992	9,263	2,989	70	222	2,285	2,058	381	725	533
1993	8,312	2,720	66	154	2,015	1,884	382	644	447
1994	8,097	2,630	55	136	1,952	1,808	391	659	466
1995	7,015	2,204	40	98	1,745	1,649	306	583	390
1996	7,079	2,146	33	122	1,825	1,597	335	612	409
1997	7,382	2,077	31	138	2,055	1,708	334	652	387
1998	7,297	1,832	33	102	2,136	1,766	344	722	362
1999	7,576	1,803	36	122	2,138	1,891	430	765	391
2000	7,076	1,737	36	110	2,101	1,761	345	582	404
2001	6,563	1,555	32	133	1,991	1,665	273	600	314
2002	6,760	1,550	36	109	2,047	1,761	260	645	352
2003	6,717	1,522	23	105	2,054	1,912	242	544	315
2004	6,777	1,599	25	99	2,065	1,957	225	465	343
2005	6,687	1,546	33	87	2,165	1,818	281	363	394
2006	6,227	1,397	c	c	1,952	1,767	259	336	517
2007	5,852	1,343	c	c	1,720	1,691	160	439	500
2008	4,783	1,112	c	c	1,310	1,320	c	469	572

a Includes eastern Washington, eastern Oregon, California (except redwood region), Nevada, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and a portion of South Dakota.

b Western hemlock and white fir. 1964-1976 data are white fir only; hemlock was included in Other Softwoods

c These species were added to the Other Softwoods category in 2006.

Source: Western Wood Products Association, Portland, OR.

Production, Prices, Employment, and Trade in Northwest Forest Industries. All Years.

Table 3 - Softwood lumber production in the Inland region, by species, 1964-2008^a

Pacific Northwest Research Station

Production, Prices, Employment, and Trade in Northwest Forest Industries. All Years.

Table 3 - Softwood lumber production in the Inland region, by species, 1964-2008a

Table 3 - Softwood lumber production in the Inland region, by species, 1964-2008^a