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Major Land Resource Area 014X
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Accessed: 04/30/2026
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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i
Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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i
Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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i
Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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i
Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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i
Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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i
Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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i
Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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i
Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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i
Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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i
Key Characteristics
- Site located north of the Columbia River.
- Within a national park soil survey or in an area joining with a national park in the Washington Cascades Range
- NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
- Site is forested and more than 25 percent is covered with trees
- Site is on east slope of North Cascade Mountains.
- Site is at lower elevations, typically 1,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level but as much as 5,000 feet in some areas. The soils on this site are dry by summer
- Site is not common and is limited in extent. It is in distinct areas of active disturbance on mountain slopes and valley sides. Disturbances include rockfalls, debris torrents, and avalanches. Deciduous trees and shrubs such as bigleaf maple, bitter cherry, hazelnut, and vine maple are most common. Site is distinctly different from adjacent conifer-covered slopes. If yes, the site is Frigid/Xeric Active Natural Disturbance (F003XN928WA).
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located on tidal flats
R014XG901CA – Tidal Flat
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located on beach ridges
R014XG902CA – Beach Ridge
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located on salt marshes
R014XG903CA – Salt Marsh
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located on basin floors
located on terraces
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R014XG904CA – Dry Clayey Bottom
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R014XG905CA – Clayey Bottom
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R014XG909CA – Sandy Bottom
R014XG909CA – Sandy Bottom
clayey texture
R014XG910CA – Dry Clayey Terrace
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loamy texture
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R014XG911CA – Dry Loamy Terrace
R014XG911CA – Dry Loamy Terrace
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R014XG912CA – Loamy Terrace
R014XG912CA – Loamy Terrace
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R014XG913CA – Dry Sandy Terrace
R014XG913CA – Dry Sandy Terrace
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R014XG914CA – Sandy Terrace
R014XG914CA – Sandy Terrace
clayey texture
loamy texture
sandy texture
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R014XG915CA – Dry Clayey Fan
R014XG915CA – Dry Clayey Fan
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R014XG916CA – Clayey Fan
R014XG916CA – Clayey Fan
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R014XG917CA – Dry Loamy Fan
R014XG917CA – Dry Loamy Fan
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R014XG918CA – Loamy Fan
R014XG918CA – Loamy Fan
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R014XG919CA – Dry Sandy Fan
R014XG919CA – Dry Sandy Fan
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R014XG920CA – Sandy Fan
R014XG920CA – Sandy Fan
clayey texture
loamy texture
sandy texture
F014XG925CA – Sandy Upland
F014XG925CA – Sandy Upland
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R014XG921CA – Dry Clayey Upland
R014XG921CA – Dry Clayey Upland
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R014XG922CA – Clayey Upland
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R014XG923CA – Dry Loamy Upland
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R014XG924CA – Loamy Upland
R014XG924CA – Loamy Upland
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Ecological site group keys
MLRA 14
IV.
located on basin floors
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clayey texture
B.
loamy texture
C.
sandy texture
V.
located on terraces
B.
loamy texture
C.
sandy texture
VI.
located on alluvial fans
A.
clayey texture
B.
loamy texture
C.
sandy texture
VII.
located on hills
A.
clayey texture
B.
loamy texture
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