The knowledge about the relationship between the stand structure and snow damage is essential for silvicultural operations to establish more tolerable stands for snow. For this purpose, the susceptible parts of the stand were induced from the analysis of measurements and the maps of tree distribution in the stand where 26.4% of trees were damaged by snowload accumulated in the crown of trees. Although the dominant trees with crowns extending above the general level of the canopy were most tolerable in general, the parts where those trees with high stem-form coefficient clustered were severely damaged. Intermediate and overtopped trees were more susceptible but were sporadically damaged.