摘要:The PAGES 2k Network initiative aims to reconstruct basic climate variables for the last 2000 years. This article describes an effort to produce a long (1200-1980 AD) annual temperature reconstruction for temperate North America (30-55¡ãN, 75-130¡ãW) at decadal-average resolution based on tree-ring records primarily from western North America. We describe the methodology used in the reconstruction, briefly compare it with lower resolution re-gional temperature reconstructions based on fossil lake pollen records from upper midwestern and northeastern United States (Wahl et al. 2012; Viau et al. 2012), and offer a brief discussion of our results in the context of other climate reconstruc-tion studies (e.g. Hughes et al. 2011).