Black Locust
Where to see Black Locust
We found 12 places featuring Black Locust. Plan your next visit below.
Common · Trees
Map of Black Locust sightings
Explore clustered snap locations for this species to see where it has been observed.
Loading map…
.jpg)
Park30 sightings20 species
Maryland, US
Herring Run Park
You might spot White-Tailed Deer and Japanese Knotweed.
View full guide →
Park30 sightings19 species
New York, US
Coindre Hall Park
You might spot Red Maple, Black Tupelo, and Sensitive Fern.
View full guide →
Park81 sightings15 species
Virginia, US
Grist Mill Park
You might spot Common Five-Lined Skink and Eastern Box Turtle.
View full guide →
Park82 sightings14 species
Virginia, US
Jefferson District Park
You might spot American Tuliptree and House Sparrow.
View full guide →
Park40 sightings7 species
Virginia, US
McLean Hunt Park
You might spot American Toad, Eastern Box Turtle, and American Robin.
View full guide →
Park40 sightings6 species
British Columbia, CA
Bear Creek Provincial Park
You might spot Oregon Grape, Common Snowberry, and Black Locust.
View full guide →
Park25 sightings6 species
Virginia, US
Scotts Run Stream Valley Park
You might spot Red Clover and American Tuliptree.
View full guide →
Park7 sightings4 species
Pennsylvania, US
Hyner View State Park
You might spot Carolina Horsenettle, Common Soapwort, and Goldenrods.
View full guide →
Park69 sightings4 species
Michigan, US
Maheras-Gentry Park
You might spot Common Buckthorn, False Indigo Bush, and Honey Locusts.
View full guide →
Park21 sightings3 species
Virginia, US
Burgundy Park
You might spot Spotted Lanternfly and Eastern Poison Ivy.
View full guide →
Park4 sightings2 species
Maine, US
Mullen's Head Park
You might spot Canadian Bunchberry, Osprey, and Saltmarsh Greenhead Flies.
View full guide →
Park0 sightings0 species
British Columbia, CA
Bromley Rock Provincial Park
You might spot Oregon Grape, Shinyleaf Meadowsweet, and Bush Penstemon.
View full guide →
Recent snaps of Black Locust
Recent snaps for Black Locust will appear here as new observations are added.