North America's Top Producers - The Sawmill Database

Highest production of sawn wood in North America

Here's a summary of the top producers of sawn wood in North America by production volume.

The figures are based on data from the sawmill database and is for many geographical areas far from complete.

When listing an individual country the production is given for domestic companies, including production in other countries. On the other hand production for foreign companies within the country will not be included.

Companies
Rank	Company	Production or Capacity [m3/yr]
1	West Fraser Timber Co Ltd	8460000
2	Canfor	6900000
3	Weyerhaeuser	6449000
4	Georgia Pacific	4300000
5	Resolute Forest Products	4000000
6	Interfor	3550000
7	Sierra Pacific Industries	3200000
8	Hampton Affiliates	3100000
9	Tolko Industries Ltd	2500000
10	Idaho Forest Group	1890000
11	Stimson Lumber Co	1770000
12	J.D. Irving, Limited	1700000

Sawmills
Rank	Sawmill	Production or Capacity [m3/yr]
1	Plateau sawmill	1054000
2	Houston sawmill	1020000
3	Quensel West Fraser	940000
4	Mackenzie sawmill	800000
5	Dunkley sawmill	800000
6	Longview Softwood	720000
7	Cottage Grove	680000
8	Blue Ridge West Fraser	630000
9	Fraser Lake West Fraser	600000
10	High Level	600000
11	Adams lake	600000
12	Prince George sawmill	560000

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