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Measure around the trunk at 4½ feet up, divide by π for the diameter, and run that through growth curves for the species. No coring, no counting rings.
Depends on the species and on where it stands. The same red oak puts on twice the trunk in Georgia that it does in Minnesota — which is why this asks where the tree is first.
Most multiply diameter by a single growth factor. This runs the USDA Urban Tree Database — measured street and park trees, the data behind i-Tree — so read it as a range, not a number.