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King's Woods Hist. 
tracts of timberland in British North America set aside as a source of lumber, especially for masts and spars.
See also: King's Pine
- 1964 The British Parliament of George I passed an act, in 1722, prohibiting the cutting or destroying of white pine trees twelve inches in diameter and upward in the King's Woods in North America.
- 1964 The British Parliament of George I passed an act, in 1722, prohibiting the cutting or destroying of white pine trees twelve inches in diameter and upward in the King's Woods in North America.