List of largest giant sequoias
List of largest giant sequoias by trunk volume
The following table is a list of the largest giant sequoias, all of which are located in California. The table is sorted by trunk volume, ignoring wood in the branches of the tree.

List of largest giant sequoias

Section Title: List of largest giant sequoias by trunk volume
Table Section Text: The following table is a list of the largest giant sequoias, all of which are located in California. The table is sorted by trunk volume, ignoring wood in the branches of the tree.

Rank	Name	Location	Height	Circumference	Diameter	Bole Volume	Comments

1	General Sherman	Giant Forest Grove, 36°34′51″N 118°45′03″W / 36.58083°N 118.75083°W	274.9 feet (83.8 m)	102.6 feet (31.3 m)	32.7 feet (10.0 m)	52,508 cubic feet (1,486.9 m3)	named after William Tecumseh Sherman

2	General Grant	General Grant Grove, 36°44′53″N 118°58′15″W / 36.74806°N 118.97083°W	268.1 feet (81.7 m)	107.5 feet (32.8 m)	34.2 feet (10.4 m)	46,608 cubic feet (1,319.8 m3)	named after Ulysses S. Grant; designated as the "Nation's Christmas Tree" since 1926

3	President	Giant Forest Grove	240.9 feet (73.4 m)	93.0 feet (28.3 m)	29.6 feet (9.0 m)	45,148 cubic feet (1,278.4 m3)	named after U.S. President Warren G. Harding

4	Lincoln	Giant Forest Grove	255.8 feet (78.0 m)	98.3 feet (30.0 m)	31.3 feet (9.5 m)	44,471 cubic feet (1,259.3 m3)	named after Abraham Lincoln

5	Stagg	Alder Creek Grove	243.0 feet (74.1 m)	109.0 feet (33.2 m)	34.7 feet (10.6 m)	42,557 cubic feet (1,205.1 m3)	named after Amos Alonzo Stagg

6	Boole	Converse Basin Grove	268.8 feet (81.9 m)	113.0 feet (34.4 m)	36 feet (11 m)	42,472 cubic feet (1,202.7 m3)	named after Franklin A. Boole

7	Genesis	Mountain Home Grove	253.0 feet (77.1 m)	85.3 feet (26.0 m)	27.2 feet (8.3 m)	41,897 cubic feet (1,186.4 m3)	named after Genesis

8	Franklin	Giant Forest Grove	223.8 feet (68.2 m)	94.8 feet (28.9 m)	30.2 feet (9.2 m)	41,280 cubic feet (1,169 m3)	named after Benjamin Franklin, located near Washington

9	King Arthur	Garfield Grove	270.3 feet (82.4 m)	104.2 feet (31.8 m)	33.2 feet (10.1 m)	40,656 cubic feet (1,151.2 m3)	named after King Arthur

10	Monroe	Giant Forest Grove	247.8 feet (75.5 m)	91.3 feet (27.8 m)	29.1 feet (8.9 m)	40,104 cubic feet (1,135.6 m3)	named after James Monroe, located near Auto Log

11	Robert E. Lee	General Grant Grove	254.7 feet (77.6 m)	88.3 feet (26.9 m)	28.1 feet (8.6 m)	40,102 cubic feet (1,135.6 m3)	named after Robert E. Lee

12	John Adams	Giant Forest Grove	250.6 feet (76.4 m)	83.3 feet (25.4 m)	26.5 feet (8.1 m)	38,956 cubic feet (1,103.1 m3)	named after John Adams, located near Cattle Cabin

13	Ishi Giant	Kennedy Grove	248.1 feet (75.6 m)	105.1 feet (32.0 m)	33.5 feet (10.2 m)	38,156 cubic feet (1,080.5 m3)

14	Column	Giant Forest Grove	243.8 feet (74.3 m)	93.0 feet (28.3 m)	29.6 feet (9.0 m)	37,295 cubic feet (1,056.1 m3)	near General Pershing

15	Summit Road	Mountain Home Grove	244.0 feet (74.4 m)	82.2 feet (25.1 m)	26.2 feet (8.0 m)	36,600 cubic feet (1,040 m3)

16	Euclid	Mountain Home Grove	272.7 feet (83.1 m)	83.4 feet (25.4 m)	26.5 feet (8.1 m)	36,122 cubic feet (1,022.9 m3)

17	Washington	Mariposa Grove	236.0 feet (71.9 m)	95.7 feet (29.2 m)	30.5 feet (9.3 m)	35,901 cubic feet (1,016.6 m3)	named after George Washington, not to be confused with the Washington tree in Giant Forest Grove

18	General Pershing	Giant Forest Grove	246.0 feet (75.0 m)	91.2 feet (27.8 m)	29 feet (8.8 m)	35,855 cubic feet (1,015.3 m3)	named after John J. Pershing

19	Diamond	Atwell Mill Grove	286.0 feet (87.2 m)	95.3 feet (29.0 m)	30.3 feet (9.2 m)	35,292 cubic feet (999.4 m3)

20	Adam	Mountain Home Grove	247.4 feet (75.4 m)	94.2 feet (28.7 m)	30 feet (9.1 m)	35,017 cubic feet (991.6 m3)	named after Adam

21	Roosevelt	Redwood Mountain Grove	260.0 feet (79.2 m)	80.0 feet (24.4 m)	25.5 feet (7.8 m)	35,013 cubic feet (991.5 m3)	named after Theodore Roosevelt, located near Hart

22	Nelder	Nelder Grove	266.2 feet (81.1 m)	90.0 feet (27.4 m)	28.6 feet (8.7 m)	34,993 cubic feet (990.9 m3)	named after John A. Nelder

23	AD	Atwell Mill Grove	242.4 feet (73.9 m)	99.0 feet (30.2 m)	31.5 feet (9.6 m)	34,706 cubic feet (982.8 m3)	situated just above Diamond (hence the name "AD")

24	Hart	Redwood Mountain Grove, 36°41′43″N 118°53′28″W / 36.69528°N 118.89111°W	277.9 feet (84.7 m)	75.3 feet (23.0 m)	24 feet (7.3 m)	34,407 cubic feet (974.3 m3)	named after Michael Hart, who discovered it

25	Grizzly Giant	Mariposa Grove	209.0 feet (63.7 m)	92.5 feet (28.2 m)	29.4 feet (9.0 m)	34,005 cubic feet (962.9 m3)

26	Chief Sequoyah	Giant Forest Grove	228.2 feet (69.6 m)	90.4 feet (27.6 m)	28.8 feet (8.8 m)	33,608 cubic feet (951.7 m3)	named after Sequoyah

27	Methuselah	Mountain Home Grove	207.8 feet (63.3 m)	95.8 feet (29.2 m)	30.5 feet (9.3 m)	32,897 cubic feet (931.5 m3)	named after Methuselah

28	Great Goshawk	Freeman Creek Grove	255.2 feet (77.8 m)	90.2 feet (27.5 m)	28.7 feet (8.7 m)	32,783 cubic feet (928.3 m3)

29	Hamilton	Giant Forest Grove	238.5 feet (72.7 m)	82.6 feet (25.2 m)	26.3 feet (8.0 m)	32,783 cubic feet (928.3 m3)	named after Alexander Hamilton

30	Dean	Atwell Mill Grove	235.9 feet (71.9 m)	96.4 feet (29.4 m)	30.7 feet (9.4 m)	32,333 cubic feet (915.6 m3)

31	Black Mountain Beauty	Black Mountain Grove	263.0 feet (80.2 m)	76.0 feet (23.2 m)	24.2 feet (7.4 m)	32,224 cubic feet (912.5 m3)

32	Packsaddle Giant	Packsaddle Grove	219.0 feet (66.8 m)	106.4 feet (32.4 m)	33.9 feet (10.3 m)	32,156 cubic feet (910.6 m3)

33	Allen Russell	Mountain Home Grove	254.1 feet (77.4 m)	80.2 feet (24.4 m)	25.5 feet (7.8 m)	31,650 cubic feet (896 m3)	named after Allen I. Russell, who from 1962 to 1990 was ranger of Balch Park

34	Cleveland	Giant Forest Grove	251.0 feet (76.5 m)	80.2 feet (24.4 m)	25.5 feet (7.8 m)	31,336 cubic feet (887.3 m3)	named after Grover Cleveland

35	Dalton	Muir Grove	274.5 feet (83.7 m)	76.1 feet (23.2 m)	24.2 feet (7.4 m)	31,065 cubic feet (879.7 m3)

36	Louis Agassiz	Calaveras Big Trees State Park	262.0 feet (79.9 m)	98.0 feet (29.9 m)	31.2 feet (9.5 m)	30,580 cubic feet (866 m3)	named after Louis Agassiz

37	Near Ed	Giant Forest Grove	251.0 feet (76.5 m)	79.5 feet (24.2 m)	25.3 feet (7.7 m)	30,333 cubic feet (858.9 m3)

38	Evans	Kennedy Grove	232.4 feet (70.8 m)	77.5 feet (23.6 m)	24.7 feet (7.5 m)	30,232 cubic feet (856.1 m3)

39	Three Fingered Jack	Mountain Home Grove	240.0 feet (73.2 m)	82.5 feet (25.1 m)	26.3 feet (8.0 m)	30,118 cubic feet (852.8 m3)

40	Patriarch	McIntyre Grove	176.5 feet (53.8 m)	72.6 feet (22.1 m)	23.1 feet (7.0 m)	30,020 cubic feet (850 m3)

41	Red Chief	Long Meadow Grove	245.0 feet (74.7 m)	80.6 feet (24.6 m)	25.7 feet (7.8 m)	28,723 cubic feet (813.3 m3)

42	The Sentinel	Giant Forest Grove	257.6 feet (78.5 m)	79.0 feet (24.1 m)	25.1 feet (7.7 m)	27,900 cubic feet (790 m3)

43	Bull Buck	Nelder Grove	246.1 feet (75.0 m)	99.1 feet (30.2 m)	31.5 feet (9.6 m)	27,383 cubic feet (775.4 m3)

44	Near Gutless	McIntyre Grove	252.1 feet (76.8 m)	75.6 feet (23.0 m)	24.1 feet (7.3 m)	26,737 cubic feet (757.1 m3)

45	Gutless Goliath	McIntyre Grove	275.1 feet (83.9 m)	68.0 feet (20.7 m)	21.6 feet (6.6 m)	26,564 cubic feet (752.2 m3)

46	Candelabra	Packsaddle Grove	205.5 feet (62.6 m)	26,341 cubic feet (745.9 m3)

47	Bannister	Freeman Creek Grove	195.0 feet (59.4 m)	103.5 feet (31.5 m)	32.9 feet (10.0 m)	26,100 cubic feet (740 m3)

48	Ghost	Packsaddle Grove	180.6 feet (55.0 m)	95.0 feet (29.0 m)	30.2 feet (9.2 m)	25,047 cubic feet (709.3 m3)

Sentence(s)

The Boole tree is known as the sixth largest tree, after five other giant sequoias, the General Sherman tree, the General Grant, the President tree, the Lincoln tree and the Stagg tree.

final_sentence: The Boole tree is known as the sixth largest tree, after five other giant sequoias, the General Sherman tree, the General Grant, the President tree, the Lincoln tree and the Stagg tree.