| Common Name | English Oak | Scientific Name | Quercus robur |
| Updated Status |
Other ( Feb 2024) Covered with ivy and some brambles with ground vegetation surrounding tree - obscuring hollow trunk. Other ( Apr 2015) Cherry growing beside oak removed |
| Grid Reference | SU 75102 65602 | Recorder Code | ANBT15 | Parish | Arborfield & Newland |
| Girth [DBH] | 3.6m [1.15m] | Height of girth | 1.5m | Measurement Date | 01-May-10 |
| Tree Form | Stump | Alive or Dead | Alive | Standing or Fallen | Standing |
| Setting | Bridlepath / Footpath, Parish Boundary |
| Location | Great Copse - south side of byway at its junction with Castle Hill |
| Tree Condition | Threatened |
| Extra Tree Features | Burnt |
| Extra Habitat Features | oak apple gall |
| Comments | Known as “Bound Oak” and historically marked the boundary between Arborfield and Swallowfield. Found on the 1876 6” OS Map. Burnt out trunk but higher branch in leaf. Mentioned in 1922 W.I. History of Arborfield and Newland as “quite 650 years old”. |
| Access | Public access | Evidence of Bats | None recorded | Evidence of Invertebrates | None recorded |
| Local Tree Number | 24 | Local Area Code | 16 | Local Action Note | |
| Photos | 4277.jpg, 5729.jpg, 5730.jpg, 5731.jpg, 7445.jpg, 10635.jpg, 10634.jpg, 15474.jpg, 15473.jpg, 15472.jpg, 15471.jpg, 15470.jpg | Record Created | 11-Jul-10 | Record Last Modified | 28-Jun-24 |
| Ancient Tree Inventory Number | 66201 | Ancient Tree Inventory Classification | Notable |
| Verified by | SH01 | Verification date | 01-Jun-11 |
| Related document | Arborfield Local History Society - Bound Oak |