well-timbered

They went to Sen. Ron Wyden, of the well-timbered Oregon, who dutifully introduced legislation.

Stringing Up Gibson Guitar Kimberley A. Strassel 2011

Some built rustic lodges on well-timbered mountain lakes (weekend houses in the area are still called "camps"), while others passed the summer months at big wooden hotels -- the kind that in succeeding years always seemed to burn down.

The Lost Courses of the Adirondacks 2008

The bedroom looked out over the great front door, with its portico, its terrace and flight of steps beyond, and, further still, the broad sweep of the well-timbered park to close the view.

Armadale 2003

The land at the point is twenty or twenty-five feet above the common surface of the water; and a considerable bottom of flat, well-timbered land all around it, very convenient for building.

Washington Richard Harwell 1968

The land at the point is twenty or twenty-five feet above the common surface of the water; and a considerable bottom of flat, well-timbered land all around it, very convenient for building.

Washington Richard Harwell 1968

The land at the point is twenty or twenty-five feet above the common surface of the water; and a considerable bottom of flat, well-timbered land all around it, very convenient for building.

Washington Richard Harwell 1968

The land at the point is twenty or twenty-five feet above the common surface of the water; and a considerable bottom of flat, well-timbered land all around it, very convenient for building.

Washington Richard Harwell 1968

Till we strike the prairie, our course is among bold, well-timbered hills, which now and then we are obliged to tunnel, and by the side of charming pastoral streams whose green bottom-land is shaded by noble plane-trees and cotton-woods.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 85, November, 1864 Various

The dugout was cut into the side of the road and consisted of several well-timbered rooms and there were about four entrances.

The Story of the "9th King's" in France Enos Herbert Glynne Roberts

The largest of these rivers is called by the Spanish inhabitants the river Reyes, and falls into the lake near its northern end; it is a well-timbered stream, and flows through a country of great fertility and beauty.

What I Saw in California Edwin Bryant