Which area of Oklahoma has the most plentiful timber resources? north
far west
southeast
northeast

C. southeast

Explanation:

In 1907, about twelve million acres of softwood, like the easily cut pines, and hardwood, such as the hard and compact oak, covered most of Oklahoma, especially in the southeastern section of the state. From a resource point of view, these trees are so many saw logs for lumber, veneer for plywood, and pulpwood for paper.

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