Natural Resources
Conservation Service
Major Land Resource Area 111X
Major Land Resource Area
Accessed: 05/01/2026
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Ecological sites
Major Land Resource Areas
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R111XA001IN – Mineral Muck
R111XA002IN – Limnic Muck
R111XA003IN – Deep Muck
F111XA004IN – Wet Alluvium
F111XA005IN – Dry Alluvium
F111XA020IN – Deep Restricted
F111XA018IN – Shallow Restricted
F111XA019IN – Moderately Deep Restricted
F111XA006IN – Till Depression
F111XA007IN – Till Depression Flatwood
R111XA010IN – Till Ridge Prairie
F111XA008IN – Wet Till Ridge
F111XA009IN – Till Ridge
F111XA011IN – Wet Lacustrine Forest
F111XA012IN – Lacustrine Forest
F111XA014IN – Outwash Upland
F111XA015IN – Dry Outwash Upland
R111XA016IN – Outwash Mollisol
R111XA017IN – Dry Outwash Mollisol
F111XA013IN – Loess Upland
F111XA021IN – Sandy Interdune
R111XA022IN – Sand Dune
R111XB001IN – Mineral Muck
R111XB002IN – Limnic Muck
R111XB003IN – Deep Muck
F111XB201IN – Wet Alluvium Floodplain
F111XB202IN – Dry Alluvium Floodplain
F111XB203IN – Wet Alluvium Forest
F111XB204IN – Dry Alluvium Forest
R111XB301IN – Dark Bedrock Prairie
F111XB302IN – Mesic Bedrock Forest
F111XB303IN – Dry Bedrock Forest
F111XB501IN – Till Depression
F111XB502IN – Wet Till Ridge
F111XB101IN – Lacustrine Flatwood
F111XB102IN – Lacustrine Forest
R111XB401IN – Wet Outwash Mollisol
R111XB402IN – Dry Outwash Integrade
F111XB403IN – Outwash Upland
F111XB404IN – Dry Outwash Upland
R111XC012IN – Mineral Muck
R111XC011IN – Limnic Muck
R111XC013IN – Deep Muck
F111XC014IN – Wet Floodplain
F111XC015IN – Dry Floodplain
R111XC005IN – Glacial Depression
F111XC007IN – Glacial Ridge
R111XC006IN – Flat Glacial Ridge
R111XC010IN – Well Drained Overflow
R111XC008IN – Wet Overflow
F111XC009IN – Overflow
R111XC001IN – Sand Dune
R111XC002IN – Wet Sandy Interdune
F111XC003IN – Sandy Interdune
R111XD001IN – Shallow Muck
R111XD002IN – Deep Muck
F111XD003IN – Wet Alluvium
F111XD004IN – Dry Alluvium
F111XD024IN – Deep Restricted
F111XD022IN – Shallow Restricted
F111XD023IN – Moderately Deep Restricted
F111XD005IN – Till Depression
R111XD006IN – Mollic Till Depression
R111XD007IN – Till Depression Prairie
F111XD008IN – Till Depression Flatwood
F111XD009IN – Wet Till Ridge
F111XD010IN – Till Ridge
R111XD011IN – Mollic Till Ridge
R111XD012IN – Till Ridge Prairie
F111XD013IN – Wet Lacustrine Forest
F111XD014IN – Lacustrine Forest
F111XD017IN – Outwash Upland
F111XD018IN – Dry Outwash Upland
R111XD019IN – Outwash Integrade
R111XD020IN – Wet Outwash Mollisol
R111XD021IN – Dry Outwash Mollisol
F111XD015IN – Wet Loess Upland
F111XD016IN – Dry Loess Upland
F111XD025IN – Sandy Interdune
R111XD026IN – Sand Dune Prairie
R111XD027IN – Sand Dune
R111XE001OH – Mineral Muck
R111XE002OH – Limnic Muck
R111XE003OH – Deep Muck
F111XE201OH – Wet Alluvium Floodplain
F111XE202OH – Dry Alluvium Floodplain
F111XE203OH – Wet Alluvium Forest
F111XE204OH – Dry Alluvium Forest
F111XE301OH – Wet Restricted
F111XE302OH – Dry Restricted
F111XE501OH – Till Depression
F111XE502OH – Wet Till Ridge
F111XE503OH – Till Ridge
F111XE101OH – Lacustrine Flatwood
F111XE102OH – Lacustrine Forest
R111XE401OH – Wet Outwash Mollisol
R111XE402OH – Dry Outwash Mollisol
F111XE403OH – Outwash Upland
F111XE404OH – Dry Outwash Upland
R111XA001IN – Mineral Muck
R111XA002IN – Limnic Muck
R111XA003IN – Deep Muck
F111XA013IN – Loess Upland
F111XA004IN – Wet Alluvium
F111XA005IN – Dry Alluvium
F111XA006IN – Till Depression
F111XA007IN – Till Depression Flatwood
R111XA010IN – Till Ridge Prairie
F111XA008IN – Wet Till Ridge
F111XA009IN – Till Ridge
F111XA011IN – Wet Lacustrine Forest
F111XA012IN – Lacustrine Forest
F111XA015IN – Dry Outwash Upland
R111XA016IN – Outwash Mollisol
R111XA017IN – Dry Outwash Mollisol
F111XA018IN – Shallow Restricted
F111XA019IN – Moderately Deep Restricted
F111XA020IN – Deep Restricted
F111XA021IN – Sandy Interdune
R111XA022IN – Sand Dune
R111XB001IN – Mineral Muck
R111XB002IN – Limnic Muck
R111XB003IN – Deep Muck
F111XB101IN – Lacustrine Flatwood
F111XB102IN – Lacustrine Forest
F111XB201IN – Wet Alluvium Floodplain
F111XB202IN – Dry Alluvium Floodplain
F111XB203IN – Wet Alluvium Forest
F111XB204IN – Dry Alluvium Forest
R111XB301IN – Dark Bedrock Prairie
F111XB302IN – Mesic Bedrock Forest
F111XB303IN – Dry Bedrock Forest
R111XB401IN – Wet Outwash Mollisol
R111XB402IN – Dry Outwash Integrade
F111XB403IN – Outwash Upland
F111XB404IN – Dry Outwash Upland
F111XB501IN – Till Depression
F111XB502IN – Wet Till Ridge
F111XE503IN – Till Ridge
R111XD001IN – Shallow Muck
R111XD002IN – Deep Muck
F111XD003IN – Wet Alluvium
F111XD004IN – Dry Alluvium
F111XD005IN – Till Depression
R111XD006IN – Mollic Till Depression
R111XD007IN – Till Depression Prairie
F111XD008IN – Till Depression Flatwood
F111XD009IN – Wet Till Ridge
F111XD010IN – Till Ridge
R111XD011IN – Mollic Till Ridge
R111XD012IN – Till Ridge Prairie
F111XD013IN – Wet Lacustrine Forest
F111XD014IN – Lacustrine Forest
F111XD015IN – Wet Loess Upland
F111XD016IN – Dry Loess Upland
F111XD017IN – Outwash Upland
F111XD018IN – Dry Outwash Upland
R111XD019IN – Outwash Integrade
R111XD020IN – Wet Outwash Mollisol
R111XD021IN – Dry Outwash Mollisol
F111XD022IN – Shallow Restricted
F111XD023IN – Moderately Deep Restricted
F111XD024IN – Deep Restricted
F111XD025IN – Sandy Interdune
R111XD026IN – Sand Dune Prairie
R111XD027IN – Sand Dune
R111XE001OH – Mineral Muck
R111XE002OH – Limnic Muck
R111XE003OH – Deep Muck
F111XE101OH – Lacustrine Flatwood
F111XE102OH – Lacustrine Forest
F111XE201OH – Wet Alluvium Floodplain
F111XE202OH – Dry Alluvium Floodplain
F111XE203OH – Wet Alluvium Forest
F111XE204OH – Dry Alluvium Forest
F111XE301OH – Wet Restricted
F111XE302OH – Dry Restricted
R111XE401OH – Wet Outwash Mollisol
R111XE402OH – Dry Outwash Mollisol
F111XE403OH – Outwash Upland
F111XE404OH – Dry Outwash Upland
F111XE501OH – Till Depression
F111XE502OH – Wet Till Ridge
F111XE503OH – Till Ridge
Long term average mean annual precipitation
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- 80 – 100cm (31 – 39in)
- 100 – 120cm (39 – 47in)
Long term average frost free days
- No filter
- 130 – 150days
- 150 – 170days
- No filter
- 0 – 200m (0 – 700ft)
- 200 – 400m (700 – 1300ft)
- 400 – 600m (1300 – 2000ft)
- No filter
- 0 – 3%
- 3 – 5%
- 5 – 10%
- 10 – 15%
- 15 – 20%
- 20 – 25%
- 25 – 30%
- 30 – 35%
- 35 – 40%
- 40 – 45%
- 45 – 50%
- 50 – 60%
- 60 – 70%
- 70 – 80%
- No filter
- Backswamp
- Bog
- Depression
- Drainageway
- Dune
- End moraine
- Flat
- Flood plain
- Flood-plain step
- Glacial drainage channel
- Glacial lake (relict)
- Ground moraine
- Hill
- Ice-contact slope
- Interdune
- Kame
- Knob
- Knoll
- Lake plain
- Loess hill
- Monadnock
- Moraine
- Natural levee
- Outwash plain
- Outwash terrace
- Proglacial lake
- Recessional moraine
- Ridge
- Rise
- Scarp
- Sinkhole
- Stream
- Stream terrace
- Swale
- Terrace
- Till plain
- Valley side
- Valley train
- No filter
- Dolomite (dolostone)
- Limestone and sandstone
- Limestone and shale
- Limestone, unspecified
- Sandstone and shale
- Sandstone and siltstone
- Sandstone, unspecified
- Shale, calcareous
- Siltstone, unspecified
- No filter
- Alluvium
- Colluvium
- Coprogenic material
- Drift
- Eolian deposits
- Eolian sands
- Glaciofluvial deposits
- Glaciolacustrine deposits
- Lacustrine deposits
- Loess
- Marl
- Organic, herbaceous material
- Organic, unspecified
- Organic, woody material
- Outwash
- Residuum
- Slope alluvium
- Till, basal
- Till, flow
- Till, unspecified
Soil surface texture
- No filter
- Clay
- Clay loam
- Coarse sandy loam
- Fine sand
- Fine sandy loam
- Loam
- Loamy fine sand
- Loamy sand
- Sand
- Sandy clay
- Sandy clay loam
- Silty clay
- Silty clay loam
- Silt loam
- Sandy loam
- Very fine sandy loam
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Ecological site keys
The Ecosystem Dynamics Interpretive Tool is an information system framework developed by the USDA-ARS Jornada Experimental Range, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, and New Mexico State University.
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