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Conservation Service
Major Land Resource Area 080A
Major Land Resource Area
Accessed: 04/13/2026
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Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
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Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
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Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
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Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
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i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
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i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
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i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
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i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
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i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
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i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
-
i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
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i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
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i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
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i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
-
i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
-
i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
-
i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
-
i
Key Characteristics
- Resides north of Columbia River.
- Sites has less than 20% cover of trees over 13 feet in height.
- The site occurs on depressions, swales on flood plains or terraces.
- Soil are non-hydric and not saturated to the surface, but plants are water tolerant.
- Site elevation is approximately 6,000 to 7,600 feet; cryic temperature regime.
- Cryic temperature regime, elevations above 3,500 ft
- Site occurring on floodplains and low stream terraces
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