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City Trees

City Trees

Identify trees in your city

51 ratings
5 reviews
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Archived App (Last seen on 7 Jul 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 31, 2018
  • February 3, 2022

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About

Identify trees in your vicinity by leveraging city landscaping data and your current location. This application provides species information for millions of trees across numerous supported cities. Users can also request their city be added to the database.

✓Tree species identification
✓Uses current location
✓City landscaping data integration
✓Supports over 23 cities
✓Database of 3.5 million trees
✓City request feature
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What's New in City Trees

1.12

February 3, 2022

Fix for text disappearing when dark mode is enabled.

User reviews

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Please add Utah

Hello! Would you please consider adding Utah to your database? Thanks!!
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Love this app

I use this app constantly in New York. It has really helped me with identifying the trees around me. It would love a feature where I can pick a tree and the it shows me where to find it, but I realize that is asking a lot.
MollyMelMollyMel

Design your own tree tour!

Thanks for adding Denver data! This has been incredibly helpful and interesting! Best app on my phone for sure.
DigglerdoooooooDigglerdooooooo

Chicago?

What about Chicago?
Jackster847Jackster847

Response from developer

Chicago does not currently make their landscaping data publicly available, sorry!

No data

Love the idea but I guess no one has used this app yet as like no trees have been identified and put up on the map
Shmiggity BopShmiggity Bop

Response from developer

Hi - where are you located? The app currently has data for a few cities (San Francisco, New York, and the Los Angeles area), but if data for your city is available, I might be able to add it.

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FAQ

How does City Trees identify a tree species?

City Trees identifies tree species by using your current location in conjunction with city landscaping data. This allows it to pinpoint the exact tree and access its species information from its extensive database.

What cities are supported by City Trees?

City Trees currently supports over 23 cities, including major locations like New York, London, Los Angeles, and Toronto. The app also allows users to request their city be added if data is available.

How many trees are in the City Trees database?

The City Trees database contains information for over 3.5 million trees. This vast collection ensures accurate identification across its supported urban areas.

Is City Trees available on Android devices?

Currently, City Trees is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. Information regarding Android compatibility is not provided in the current data.

How often is City Trees updated?

The latest version of City Trees is 1.12, and it was last updated on February 3, 2022. This indicates a relatively infrequent update cycle.

What is the age rating for City Trees?

City Trees has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children and general audiences. This suggests the content is appropriate for a wide age range.

Does City Trees offer any certifications or learning modules?

City Trees focuses on direct tree identification using location and city data. It does not appear to offer formal certifications or structured learning modules within the app.

What do users like most about City Trees?

Users appreciate the app's ability to accurately identify trees using their location and city data. The extensive database and support for numerous cities are also highly valued features.