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Improving Timber Transport Case Study: Annandale and Ae Timber Haulage Route

Last updated :28 Oct 2024

Topic: Using woodlands

Sub topic: Forest industry

An improving timber transport case study on the Annandale and Ae timber haulage route.

Summary

The Annandale and Ae timber haulage route is 7km of in-forest haul route in Dumfries and Galloway. The route serves over 3400 hectares of commercial forestry including the central part of the Forest of Ae and maturing plantations on Annandale Estate, and is projected to carry 1.1m tonnes of timber over 25 years.

Improving Timber Transport Case Study: Annandale and Ae Timber Haulage Route

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