What is another word for timberline?
Pronunciation: [tˈɪmbəlˌa͡ɪn] (IPA) 
Timberline is a geographical term that refers to the elevation or the line of altitude beyond which trees cannot survive. Depending on the location, timberline can be referred to by different names such as tree line, snow line, or the timber limit. In some places, it is called the forest line or the treeline, while others may use the term alpine zone to describe the same phenomenon. The timberline is an important ecological boundary, marking the transition from forested areas to alpine tundra and providing important habitats for various wildlife species, and different synonyms can help communicate this concept effectively in different contexts.
