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pinery 
n. a stand of pine trees, especially one exploited for timber.
- 1783 (1905) There are two fine pineries two or three miles from the water's edge where large masts may be procured.
- 1882 Its timber . . . possesses an economic value far exceeding the pineries on the upper lakes.
- 1952 Its "pineries" formed the source of much of the timber which came down the Ottawa River.
- 1783 (1905) There are two fine pineries two or three miles from the water's edge where large masts may be procured.