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-120-OT 1 Map Unit (Degraded Eutric Brunisols )This map unit is used to identify those soils with brownish B horizon developmen twhich occur on fluvial floodplains . Coarse fragment contents are usually 5 to 10% i nthe medium textured surficial deposit and greater than 20% in the coarse textured Chorizons . Gravel sized coarse fragments are most common, but cobbles are also present .Most Otterhead 1 map units are well drained, but moderately well to imperfectly draine dinclusions do occur along the Ottertail River and near Emerald Lake .Table 43 . Brief description of the pedon chosen to characterize the OT1 map uni tHorizonDepth(cm )L 8-0 dark reddish brow nAe 0-3 pinkish gra yBmMoist Colo r3-15 strong brow nEst . CoarseOrgani cpHFragments TextureMatter(CaC I 2)(%) (% )3 .5 7810 silt loam 4 .7 4 . 545gravellysilt loam5 .6 3 . 6Ck15-85+ yellowish brow n80very gravelly 7 . 4loamy sandDegraded Eutric Bruniso lA silty surficial texture and a moderate stoniness class results in moderat elimitations for most recreational uses .
ure 82 . Site of the pedon chosen to characterize the OTT map unit .Figure 83 .Degraded Eutric Bruniso lsoil chosen to characteriz ethe OTT map unit . Theincrease in gravels an dcobbles below a silty surficia ldeposit is typical of the soil srepresenting this map unit .
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SOIL SURVEY O FYOHO NATIONA LPARK,
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(Contents - cont . . )PageFIGURES1
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(Contents - cont . . . )TABLES (con
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(Contents - cant . . . )TABLES (con
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Gleysolic and Organic soils occur i
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PREFAC EThe soil survey of Yoho Nat
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How to use this repor tThis report
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PARTIGENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ARE
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-3-The Kicking Horse River and Kick
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-5-serves hikers in the Lake O'Hara
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-7-mainly in the Cataract Brook - L
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figure 3 . A cirque; typical of man
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-11-Glacial processes are not howev
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-13-Figure 6 . Drainage systems of
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-15-_.iure 7 . Gentle gradients in
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-17-The effect of altitude on clima
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GOLDE NPR ECIP nTAT IO NRAIN + SNO
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Table 2 . Comparison .' of mean mon
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-23-VEGETATIO NGeneral Vegetation P
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-25-The interaction of these soil-f
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-27-profile development is frequent
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-29-PART I IMETHODOLOGYMAPPINGA goo
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Figure 13 . Oblique photo showing t
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Figure 15 . Oblique photo showing t
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-35-~ ♦ YOHO NATIONAL PAR K[D]Ami
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-37-Table 3 . An outline of the loc
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-39-The topography of each mapping
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-41 -must be treated as an independ
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-43-FIELD TEST S1 . Bulk Density; b
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-45-are calcareous, stratified, med
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-47-Organic Landform sNorco (NA) is
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-51 -LEGENDParent material.colluviu
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-53-Table 7 . Key criteria differen
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-55-BC2 Map Unit (Orthic and Rego G
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-57-Table 10 . Brief description of
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ure 24 . This photo shows the huge
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igure 26 . Site of the pedon chosen
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-63-Figure 28 . Site of the pedon c
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- 65-CLI.Figui 30 . Site of the ped
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-67-Table 15 . Brief description of
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Page 93 and 94: -75-The silty surface texture, slow
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Page 101 and 102: -83-in the solum, but may exceed 50
Page 103 and 104: -85-KI - Kicking Horse Soilscape Gr
Page 105 and 106: -87-Silty surficial textures provid
Page 107 and 108: -89-Wetness, texture, and potential
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Page 115 and 116: -97-NI1 Map Unit (Lithic Orthic Eut
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Page 119 and 120: -101 -EnvironmentThe Ogden soilscap
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Page 127 and 128: Figure 73 . Degraded Eutric Bruniso
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Page 168 and 169: -150-late snowmelt areas or streams
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-170-GLOSSARY'AASHO classification
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-172-Clay films (skins) - Oriented
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-174-Field capacity - The percentag
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-176-Humification - The process by
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-178-Mechanical analyses - See part
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- :180-Permeability, soil - The eas
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-182-Slump - A landslide characteri
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-184-organic carbon, or both .BC -R
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-186-Granular - More or less rounde
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-188-Unified Soil Classification Sy
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-190-Bei I, C .E . 1966 . An ecolog
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-192-Hutchinson, D . E . 1976. Reso
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-194-Soil Research and Plant Resear
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-196--Appendix A :Selected chanical
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Appendix BtEngineering test data fo
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Appendix B : Engineering test data
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Appendix B : Engineering test data
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-204-Appendix D :Common names and t
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-206-HERBS (cont )Common Name sCow
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-208-MOSSE SCommon Name sCladina mi
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