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SOIL SURVEY

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-129-Table 47 . Brief description of the pedon chosen to characterize the SK 1 map unit .HorizonAhDepth (cm)Ae 15-22BhfBfMoist Color0-15 dark browngrayish brown to ligh tbrownish gray22-27 dark yellowish brownto brown27-45 strong brown t oreddish yellowEst. CoarseFragments Textur e(%)p H(CaCI2)Organi cMatter(%)< 1 silt loam 4 .5 1 4< 5 silt loam 4 .7 6 . 4< 5 silt loam 4 .8 9 . 35 loam 4 .7 1 . 9BmCk45-75 brow n75-100+ pale brown25 .gravellyclay loam5 .0 0 . 725 loam 7 .2 -Sombric Humo-Ferric Podzo lWhen steep slopes are associated with this map unit they result in severe an dvery severe limitations for recreational and engineering uses . Where slopes are no tlimiting, moderate limitations are present due to the silty surficial texture and th epotential frost heaving . The severe climate associated with this map unit also result sin a high susceptibility to environmental damage .TA - Takakkaw Soilscape GroupPhysiographic Setting (Figures 34, 39 , pages 67, 72)Members of this soilscape group are found throughout the lower subalpine an dmontane regions of the Park, generally at the confluence of two or more major valley swhere kame terraces and other stratified drift materials are located . Areas are no textensive or frequent .

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