Wood ID help

[Wildwoods]

If this is the wrong form please relocate. When I picked this up I thought it was Black oak but it's definitely not. I've split a lot of oak and I'm pretty sure this is a maple of some sort silver perhaps, any help be appreciated.
I'm in Southern New Jersey

 

[PA. Woodsman]

My guess would be Norway Maple.

 

[Wildwoods]

I have a yardmax 9 ton, believe it or not that thing doesn't get hung up often... But this stuff is stringy as hell on the larger rounds.

 

[Simonkenton]

Looks like hickory to me. Hickory is so hard to split that I can't split it with a maul.

 

[gzecc]

My first thought was also Norway (not typical, little punky). I don't know hickory.

 

[Wildwoods]

The white flesh is a bit shinny that's why I thought maple. I haven't burned Norway, looks like it rates pretty good!

 

[patrickk222]

the bark plus the dark center reminds me of black ash a little

 

[Wildwoods]

It's only been split a few days and already feels lighter lol. I'm thinking it's the maple is Ash real stringy?

 

[patrickk222]

it maybe maple..... everytime ive dealt with white and green ash ot seemed to be pretty clean split now i havent really dealt with black or blue ash before

 

[DonTee]

I cut some wood that looked like that last year. It was actually a tree in amongst some ash, and until I cut into the tree with my chainsaw I thought it was an ash. I believe in my case it’s hickory. I found some hickory looking nuts nearby.