The largest contiguous cedar and coniferous forest regions span across the vast temperate rainforest ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest in North America, particularly covering parts of British Columbia in Canada and Washington state in the United States. These sprawling coastal mountain regions support massive populations of colossal Western Red Cedars, which thrive in the damp, fertile maritime climate. In contrast, historical true cedar forests like the famous Cedars of God exist as protected pocket reserves in Lebanon, but the extensive commercial and ecological cedar forests spanning millions of acres are heavily concentrated across western North America.
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