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GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS OF THE SOILSSOIL KEYMapSymbolHectaresSOIL KEYMapSymbolHectaresA .B .Soils Developed on Glacial TillDeposits1 . Silty clay loam till parentmaterials(a) Moderately well-drained1 . Muriel(b) Imperfectly drained1 . Gobles(c) Poorly drained1 . Kelvin2 . Loam and sandy loam tillparent materials(a) Well-drained1 . Guelph2 . Guelph coarse phase(b) Imperfectly drained1 . London3 . Loam and gravellyloamdrumlinized till parentmaterials(a) Well-drained1 . Seneca4 . Stony loam and gravelly sandyloam till parent materials(a) Rapidly drained1 . Wilsonville(b) Well-drained1 . Dumfries(c) Poorly drained1 . LilySoils Developed on 40 to 100 cm ofLacustrine Materials Over GlacialTill Deposits1 . Loamy lacustrine over loam tillparent materials(a) Well-drained1 . Woolwich(b) Imperfectly drained1 . Conestogo(c) Poorly drained1 . MaryhillMUI 2669GOB 1008KVN 500GUP 1710GUP .C 139LOD 357SNA 101WIL 730DUF 2049LIY 549WOW 2067CTG 677MYL 842 . Sandy lacustrine over sandyloam or gravellyloam till parentmaterials(a) Rapidly drained1 . ScotlandSTD 927(b) Imperfectly drained1 . Oakland OKL 124(c) Poorly drained1 . VanessaVSS 39C .D .Soils Developed on 40 to 100 cm ofLacustrine Materials OverContrasting Glacial Till orLacustrine Materials1 . Sandy lacustrine over silty clayloam or siltyclay lacustrine ortill materials(a) Well-drained1 . Bookton BOO2 . Bookton till phase BOO .T(b) Imperfectly drained1 . Berrien(c) Poorly drained1 . Wauseon WUS2 . Wauseon till phase WUS.T2 . Silt loam over silty clay loamlacustrine parent materials(a) Well-drained1 . Harrisburg(b) Imperfectly drained1 . Osborne(c) Poorly drained1 . OhswekenSoils Developed on LacustrineDeposits1 . Loamy sand and sandlacustrine parent materials(a) Rapidly drained1 . Fox(b) Imperfectly drained1 . Brady(c) Poorly drained1 . Granby2 . Lacustrine medium sand witheolian modification(a) Rapidly drained1 . Plainfield(b) Imperfectly drained1 . Walsingham(c) Poorly drained1 . Waterin3 . Fine sandy loam and very finesandy loam lacustrine parentmaterials(a) Well-drained1 . Waterloo(b) Imperfectly drained1 . Heidelberg4 . Silt loam lacustrineparentmaterials(a) Well-drained1 . Brant(b) Imperfectly drained1 . Tuscola(c) Poorly drained1 . Colwood2624244BRR 3987171882HBG 412OBO 185OSE 52FOX 7987BAY 1972GNY 2210PFDWAMWRNWTOHIG182418091595272174BRT 2737TUC 1808CWO 96224
GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS OF THE SOILS (conta .)SOIL KEYMapSymbolHectaresSOIL KEYMapSymbolHectaresE .5 . Silty clay loam and silty claylacustrine parent materials(a) Moderatelywell-drained1 . Brantford(b) Imperfectly drained1 . Beverly(c) Poorly drained1 . Toledo6 . Clay and heavy clay lacustrineparent materials(a) Moderatelywell-drained1 . Smithville(b) Imperfectly drained1 . Haldimand(c) Poorly drained1 . LincolnSoils Developed on GlaciofluvialDeposits1 . Gravelly sand orgravel parentmaterials(a) Rapidly drained1 . Burford2 . Burford cobbly phase(b) Poorly drained1 . Gilford2 . Sandy sediments over gravellysandor gravel parent materials(a) Well-drained1 . Caledon(b) Imperfectlydrained1 . Camilla(c) Poorly drained1 . Ayr3 . Siltyor loamy sediments overgravelly sand orgravel parentmaterials(a) Well-drained1 . TeeswaterF .Soils Developed on OrganicDepositsBFO 11,9611 . Organic soils 40 to 100 cmthick over sandymineralBVY 5837material(a) Verypoorly drainedTLD 24481 . StaynerSTN 15522 . Organic soils greater than160 cm thick(a) Very poorly drainedSHV 16781 . Styx SYX 1051HIM 5350G . Soils Developed on Recent AlluvialDepositsLIC 3427BUF 5952BUF.CO 293(a)Variable drainage1 . Mainly sand andgravelalluvium 2-ALU 13662 . Mainly silt loam andloamalluvium 3-ALU 12683 . Mainly silty clay loamand silty clayalluvium 4-ALU 2407GFD 165 H . Miscellaneous Land Units1 . Gravel pit PIT 2532 . Escarpment ESC 1523 . Marsh MAR 141CAD 3566 4 . Urbanland ULD 9493CML 12265 . Water ZZZ 804AYR 726TEW 3259
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Page 3 and 4: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . . . . . . . . .
Page 5 and 6: The soil survey, data collection, a
Page 7 and 8: GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THEAREALocat
Page 10 and 11: DevonianBois Blanc Formation : grey
Page 12 and 13: DrumlinAbandoned shorelineMeltwater
Page 14 and 15: Fox SoilsIWilsonville and Scotland
Page 16 and 17: Figure 10 .Main streams and tributa
Page 18 and 19: Table 5 .Climatic data forBrantford
Page 20 and 21: Ah horizon(dark brown or black)- Bm
Page 22 and 23: Table6. Soil families ofBrant Count
Page 26 and 27: Soil DescriptionsGeneralized descri
Page 28 and 29: Soil Moisture Characteristics Brady
Page 30 and 31: Soil Moisture Characteristics Camil
Page 32 and 33: Soil Moisture Characteristics Goble
Page 34 and 35: are strongly calcareous . Soilreact
Page 36 and 37: Soil Moisture Characteristics Scotl
Page 38 and 39: Tuscola Soils (TUC)General Soil Des
Page 40 and 41: dark-brown colour . The Ck horizons
Page 42 and 43: Table7. Mean horizon values of Bran
Page 44 and 45: Table 7 . Mean horizon values of Br
Page 47 and 48: Procedure for Using Tables for Soil
Page 49 and 50: Table 10 . Agricultural suitability
Page 55 and 56: Table 11 . K-values, Erodbility cla
Page 57 and 58: Table 11 . K-values, erodibility cl
Page 59 and 60: Table 12.Guidelines for establishin
Page 61 and 62: 1 . Johnson, C .M.,1967 . Brant Cou

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