Help me ID this tree please, street tree in the PNW, thank you

[Pat Sully]

 

[JD3000]

Paperbark maple, Acer griseum.

There are some newer hybrids that are part A. griseum too though

 

[MA Arborist]

One of my favorite trees!

 

[Jonny]

Never saw that before. Quite beautiful.

 

[Njdelaney]

Never saw that before. Quite beautiful.

X2

 

[Pat Sully]

It is a nice little tree. Can someone confirm this one? I'm leaning towards Elderberry.
Thank you in advance.

 

[Waldo]

It is a nice little tree. Can someone confirm this one? I'm leaning towards Elderberry.
Thank you in advance.

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it is a type of ash. I would guess a Raywood Ash cultivar

 

[Pat Sully]

Thank you

 

[MA Arborist]

I have one at my house
This pic was taken late in the day when the sun shines through the peeling bark

 

[KTSmith]

Ok, we see the exfoliative ("lacy") bark. You might have more of a helpful response if you show us the characteristic features upon which to base an identification. Try some in-focus closeups with a contrasting background of leaves and leaf attachment, buds, mature bark (I know, there may not be any here), etc. Just trying to help, not saying I'll know what it is. But there are sharper plantsmen (and women) here than me!