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Key Characteristics
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occuring on lava plateaus or erosion remnants, and skirting the adjacent hillslopes
- Soils moderately to very deep (oak/shrub savannahs)
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occurs on a hill or hillslope (various geologies)
- MAP is at least 18 inches
- MAP > 25 inches
- Not as above
- Site in thermic soil temperature regime
- Site not as above
- Site not as above
- Site dominated by volcanic bedrock
- Soil depth deep to deeper, oak woodland or savannah, AWC 3-7 - F018XI207CA
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Key Characteristics
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occuring on lava plateaus or erosion remnants, and skirting the adjacent hillslopes
- Soils moderately to very deep (oak/shrub savannahs)
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occurs on a hill or hillslope (various geologies)
- MAP is at least 18 inches
- MAP > 25 inches
- Not as above
- Site in thermic soil temperature regime
- Site not as above
- Site not as above
- Site dominated by volcanic bedrock
- Soil depth deep to deeper, oak woodland or savannah, AWC 3-7 - F018XI207CA
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Key Characteristics
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occuring on lava plateaus or erosion remnants, and skirting the adjacent hillslopes
- Soils moderately to very deep (oak/shrub savannahs)
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occurs on a hill or hillslope (various geologies)
- MAP is at least 18 inches
- MAP > 25 inches
- Not as above
- Site in thermic soil temperature regime
- Site not as above
- Site not as above
- Site dominated by volcanic bedrock
- Soil depth deep to deeper, oak woodland or savannah, AWC 3-7 - F018XI207CA
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i
Key Characteristics
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occuring on lava plateaus or erosion remnants, and skirting the adjacent hillslopes
- Soils moderately to very deep (oak/shrub savannahs)
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occurs on a hill or hillslope (various geologies)
- MAP is at least 18 inches
- MAP > 25 inches
- Not as above
- Site in thermic soil temperature regime
- Site not as above
- Site not as above
- Site dominated by volcanic bedrock
- Soil depth deep to deeper, oak woodland or savannah, AWC 3-7 - F018XI207CA
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i
Key Characteristics
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occuring on lava plateaus or erosion remnants, and skirting the adjacent hillslopes
- Soils moderately to very deep (oak/shrub savannahs)
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occurs on a hill or hillslope (various geologies)
- MAP is at least 18 inches
- MAP > 25 inches
- Not as above
- Site in thermic soil temperature regime
- Site not as above
- Site not as above
- Site dominated by volcanic bedrock
- Soil depth deep to deeper, oak woodland or savannah, AWC 3-7 - F018XI207CA
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i
Key Characteristics
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occuring on lava plateaus or erosion remnants, and skirting the adjacent hillslopes
- Soils moderately to very deep (oak/shrub savannahs)
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occurs on a hill or hillslope (various geologies)
- MAP is at least 18 inches
- MAP > 25 inches
- Not as above
- Site in thermic soil temperature regime
- Site not as above
- Site not as above
- Site dominated by volcanic bedrock
- Soil depth deep to deeper, oak woodland or savannah, AWC 3-7 - F018XI207CA
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i
Key Characteristics
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occuring on lava plateaus or erosion remnants, and skirting the adjacent hillslopes
- Soils moderately to very deep (oak/shrub savannahs)
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occurs on a hill or hillslope (various geologies)
- MAP is at least 18 inches
- MAP > 25 inches
- Not as above
- Site in thermic soil temperature regime
- Site not as above
- Site not as above
- Site dominated by volcanic bedrock
- Soil depth deep to deeper, oak woodland or savannah, AWC 3-7 - F018XI207CA
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i
Key Characteristics
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occuring on lava plateaus or erosion remnants, and skirting the adjacent hillslopes
- Soils moderately to very deep (oak/shrub savannahs)
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occurs on a hill or hillslope (various geologies)
- MAP is at least 18 inches
- MAP > 25 inches
- Not as above
- Site in thermic soil temperature regime
- Site not as above
- Site not as above
- Site dominated by volcanic bedrock
- Soil depth deep to deeper, oak woodland or savannah, AWC 3-7 - F018XI207CA
-
i
Key Characteristics
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occuring on lava plateaus or erosion remnants, and skirting the adjacent hillslopes
- Soils moderately to very deep (oak/shrub savannahs)
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occurs on a hill or hillslope (various geologies)
- MAP is at least 18 inches
- MAP > 25 inches
- Not as above
- Site in thermic soil temperature regime
- Site not as above
- Site not as above
- Site dominated by volcanic bedrock
- Soil depth deep to deeper, oak woodland or savannah, AWC 3-7 - F018XI207CA
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i
Key Characteristics
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occuring on lava plateaus or erosion remnants, and skirting the adjacent hillslopes
- Soils moderately to very deep (oak/shrub savannahs)
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occurs on a hill or hillslope (various geologies)
- MAP is at least 18 inches
- MAP > 25 inches
- Not as above
- Site in thermic soil temperature regime
- Site not as above
- Site not as above
- Site dominated by volcanic bedrock
- Soil depth deep to deeper, oak woodland or savannah, AWC 3-7 - F018XI207CA
-
i
Key Characteristics
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occuring on lava plateaus or erosion remnants, and skirting the adjacent hillslopes
- Soils moderately to very deep (oak/shrub savannahs)
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occurs on a hill or hillslope (various geologies)
- MAP is at least 18 inches
- MAP > 25 inches
- Not as above
- Site in thermic soil temperature regime
- Site not as above
- Site not as above
- Site dominated by volcanic bedrock
- Soil depth deep to deeper, oak woodland or savannah, AWC 3-7 - F018XI207CA
-
i
Key Characteristics
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occuring on lava plateaus or erosion remnants, and skirting the adjacent hillslopes
- Soils moderately to very deep (oak/shrub savannahs)
- Not as above,
- Geology older (generally Mesozoic Era) or mixed ages associated with Sierra Nevada (beginning around Lake Oroville)
- Geology highly complex, interfingering of volcanic, sedimentary (metamorphozed), and some granitics. The break between MLRA 17 and MLRA 18 is more gradual than in the southern LRU's, lower foothill slopes gently to strongly sloping. (LRU I)
- Site not as above
- Site occurs on a hill or hillslope (various geologies)
- MAP is at least 18 inches
- MAP > 25 inches
- Not as above
- Site in thermic soil temperature regime
- Site not as above
- Site not as above
- Site dominated by volcanic bedrock
- Soil depth deep to deeper, oak woodland or savannah, AWC 3-7 - F018XI207CA
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Not floodwater (Alluvium) or wind-deposited (Eolian) materials (Residuum, Colluvium)
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Wet lowlands and depressions (includes Wet Terrace, Wet Outwash, and Wet Glaciated Lake Plain [from below]) -- Wet Lowland and Depression
F124XY006OH – Wet Lowland and Depression
F124XY006OH – Wet Lowland and Depression
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Acid shales, sandstones, and siltstones (mixed sedimentary)
Limestone and calcareous sandstones and shales -- Mixed Limestone Rich Upland
F124XY003OH – Mixed Limestone Rich Upland
F124XY003OH – Mixed Limestone Rich Upland
<50 cm & SED to WD -- Shallow, Acid, Mixed Sedimentary Upland
F124XY001OH – Shallow Acid Mixed Sedimentary Upland
F124XY001OH – Shallow Acid Mixed Sedimentary Upland
>50 cm & ED to SWPD -- Acid, Mixed Sedimentary Upland
F124XY002OH – Acid Mixed Sedimentary Upland
F124XY002OH – Acid Mixed Sedimentary Upland
Acid shales, sandstones, and siltstones (mixed sedimentary) --Acid, Mixed Sedimentary Toeslope
F124XY004OH – Acid Mixed Sedimentary Toeslope
F124XY004OH – Acid Mixed Sedimentary Toeslope
Limestone and calcareous sandstones and shales -- Mixed Limestone Rich Sideslope
F124XY005OH – Mixed Limestone Rich Sideslope
F124XY005OH – Mixed Limestone Rich Sideslope
Floodwater deposited [Alluvium and Lacustrine]
Wind-deposited materials [Eolian]
Actively flooded [Floodplains and Drainageways]
Not-actively flooded to rarely-flooded deposits (Terraces and Lacustrine)
Well-drained to SWPD -- Upper Floodplain
F124XY007OH – Upper Floodplain
F124XY007OH – Upper Floodplain
Poorly-drained- to VPD -- Wet Floodplain and Drainageway
F124XY008OH – Wet Floodplain and Drainageway
F124XY008OH – Wet Floodplain and Drainageway
Well-drained to SPD Terrace or Lake Plains
Poorly- drained to VPD (combined with Wet Lowland and Depression [above]) -- Wet Terrace
F124XY006OH – Wet Lowland and Depression
F124XY006OH – Wet Lowland and Depression
Coarse-loamy (includes Glaciolacustrine and Eolian materials [from below]) -- Coarse Terrace and Plain
F124XY009OH – Coarse Terrace and Plain
F124XY009OH – Coarse Terrace and Plain
Fine, fine silty (includes Glaciolacustrine and Eolian materials [from below]) -- Fine Terrace and Plain
F124XY010OH – Fine Terrace and Plain
F124XY010OH – Fine Terrace and Plain
Excessively drained -- Coarse Loess (combined with Coarse Terrace and Plain [above])
F124XY009OH – Coarse Terrace and Plain
F124XY009OH – Coarse Terrace and Plain
Well-drained to SPD -- Fine Loess (combined with Fine Terrace and Plain [above])
F124XY010OH – Fine Terrace and Plain
F124XY010OH – Fine Terrace and Plain
Glaciated meltwater fluvial deposits (outwash/glaciofluvial)
Glaciated lake deposits (glacio-lacustrine)
Well-drained to MWD
Poorly drained -- Wet Outwash (combined with Wet Lowland and Depression [above])
F124XY006OH – Wet Lowland and Depression
F124XY006OH – Wet Lowland and Depression
Coarse-loamy -- Coarse Outwash combined with Coarse Terrace and Plain [above])
F124XY009OH – Coarse Terrace and Plain
F124XY009OH – Coarse Terrace and Plain
Fine-loamy -- Fine Outwash(combined with Fine Terrace and Plain [above])
F124XY010OH – Fine Terrace and Plain
F124XY010OH – Fine Terrace and Plain
Well-drained to SPD -- Dry to Moist Glaciated Lake Plain (combined with Fine Terrace and Plain [above])
F124XY010OH – Fine Terrace and Plain
F124XY010OH – Fine Terrace and Plain
Poorly-drained to VPD -- Wet Glaciated Lake Plain (combined with Wet Lowland and Depression [above])
F124XY006OH – Wet Lowland and Depression
F124XY006OH – Wet Lowland and Depression
Mine Spoil (reserved) -- Mine Spoil
F124XY100OH – Mine Spoil (reserved)
F124XY100OH – Mine Spoil (reserved)
Urban HTM Uplands (reserved) – Urbanland
F124XY101OH – Urbanland (reserved)
F124XY101OH – Urbanland (reserved)
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Ecological site keys
124 PES KEY
1a.
Non [not] Human Transported Materials or Mine Spoil
2a.
Non-glaciated terrain
3a.
Not floodwater (Alluvium) or wind-deposited (Eolian) materials (Residuum, Colluvium)
4a.
Uplands –
5a.
Summits, shoulders, backslopes (Residuum)
6a.
Acid shales, sandstones, and siltstones (mixed sedimentary)
7a.
<50 cm & SED to WD -- Shallow, Acid, Mixed Sedimentary Upland
... F124XY001OH – Shallow Acid Mixed Sedimentary Upland
7b.
>50 cm & ED to SWPD -- Acid, Mixed Sedimentary Upland
... F124XY002OH – Acid Mixed Sedimentary Upland
6b.
Limestone and calcareous sandstones and shales -- Mixed Limestone Rich Upland
... F124XY003OH – Mixed Limestone Rich Upland
5b.
Footslopes, benches, or toeslopes (Colluvium)
8a.
Acid shales, sandstones, and siltstones (mixed sedimentary) --Acid, Mixed Sedimentary Toeslope
... F124XY004OH – Acid Mixed Sedimentary Toeslope
8b.
Limestone and calcareous sandstones and shales -- Mixed Limestone Rich Sideslope
... F124XY005OH – Mixed Limestone Rich Sideslope
4b.
Wet lowlands and depressions (includes Wet Terrace, Wet Outwash, and Wet Glaciated Lake Plain [from below]) -- Wet Lowland and Depression
... F124XY006OH – Wet Lowland and Depression
3b.
Floodwater deposited (Alluvium or Lacustrine) or wind -deposited (Eolian) materials
9a.
Floodwater deposited [Alluvium and Lacustrine]
10a.
Actively flooded [Floodplains and Drainageways]
11b.
Poorly-drained- to VPD -- Wet Floodplain and Drainageway
... F124XY008OH – Wet Floodplain and Drainageway
10b.
Not-actively flooded to rarely-flooded deposits (Terraces and Lacustrine)
12a.
Well-drained to SPD Terrace or Lake Plains
13a.
Coarse-loamy (includes Glaciolacustrine and Eolian materials [from below]) -- Coarse Terrace and Plain
... F124XY009OH – Coarse Terrace and Plain
13b.
Fine, fine silty (includes Glaciolacustrine and Eolian materials [from below]) -- Fine Terrace and Plain
... F124XY010OH – Fine Terrace and Plain
12b.
Poorly- drained to VPD (combined with Wet Lowland and Depression [above]) -- Wet Terrace
... F124XY006OH – Wet Lowland and Depression
9b.
Wind-deposited materials [Eolian]
14a.
Excessively drained -- Coarse Loess (combined with Coarse Terrace and Plain [above])
... F124XY009OH – Coarse Terrace and Plain
14b.
Well-drained to SPD -- Fine Loess (combined with Fine Terrace and Plain [above])
... F124XY010OH – Fine Terrace and Plain
2b.
Glaciated terrain
15a.
Glaciated meltwater fluvial deposits (outwash/glaciofluvial)
16a.
Well-drained to MWD
17a.
Coarse-loamy -- Coarse Outwash combined with Coarse Terrace and Plain [above])
... F124XY009OH – Coarse Terrace and Plain
17b.
Fine-loamy -- Fine Outwash(combined with Fine Terrace and Plain [above])
... F124XY010OH – Fine Terrace and Plain
16b.
Poorly drained -- Wet Outwash (combined with Wet Lowland and Depression [above])
... F124XY006OH – Wet Lowland and Depression
15a.
Glaciated lake deposits (glacio-lacustrine)
18a.
Well-drained to SPD -- Dry to Moist Glaciated Lake Plain (combined with Fine Terrace and Plain [above])
... F124XY010OH – Fine Terrace and Plain
18b.
Poorly-drained to VPD -- Wet Glaciated Lake Plain (combined with Wet Lowland and Depression [above])
... F124XY006OH – Wet Lowland and Depression
1b.
Human Transported Materials (HTM) or Mine Spoils
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