Natural Resources
Conservation Service
Major Land Resource Area 041X
Major Land Resource Area
Accessed: 04/30/2026
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Ecological site group list
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Ecological site groups
Major Land Resource Areas
Ecological site group photos
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041XESG09 – Riparian
041XESG10 – Saline Bottoms
041XESG13 – Sandy Bottoms
041XESG01 – Bottoms
041XESG08 – Outcrops
041XESG11 – Saline Hills
041XESG06 – Gypsum
041XESG12 – Saline Uplands
041XESG02 – Breaks
041XESG16 – Very Shallow
041XESG15 – Shallow
041XESG04 – Deep Rocky
041XESG03 – Clay Uplands
041XESG14 – Sandy Uplands
041XESG07 – Loamy Uplands
041XESG05 – Finer Uplands
041XESG09 – Riparian
041XESG62 – Thornscrub Saline Hills
041XESG62 – Thornscrub Saline Hills
041XESG39 – Thornscrub Saline Uplands
041XESG65 – Semi-Desert Grassland Saline Uplands
041XESG22 – Semi-Desert Grassland Clay Uplands
041XESG35 – Semi-Desert Grassland Loamy Uplands
041XESG30 – Semi-Desert Grassland Finer Uplands
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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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