Chapter 2 - NRCS Irrigation ToolBox

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Contents
SCS Engineering Field
Handbook. Chapter 2
Handbook,
.....................................2.1
Introduction
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2
General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2
Rainfall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2
Factors affecting surface runoff
Hydrologic soil groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2
Covertype . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
Treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
Hydrologic conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-3
Topography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
Runoff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-4
Runoff curve numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-4
Rainfall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-4
Estimating runoff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-4
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Time of concentration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5
General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5
Estimating time of concentration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5
Average watershed slope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5
Flow length . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5
Peak discharge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6
General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6
Ia/P ratio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6
Estimating peak discharge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6
Limitations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-7
Example 2-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-8
Example 2-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-9
Exhibits
Pege
2-1
2-IA
2-11
2-111
Unit peak discharge (qu ) for SCS Type I rainfall distribution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1 1
Unit peak discharge (q, ) for SCS Type IA
rainfall distribution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-12
Unit peak discharge (q, ) for SCS Type I1 rainfall distribution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-13
Unit peak discharge (q, ) for SCS Type Ill rainfall distribution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-14
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Figures
Page
Approximate geographic boundaries for SCS
rainfall distributions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page
Precipitation values for Hawaii-10-year
..
2-15
24-hour rainfall (inches). . . . . .
States-2-year 24-hour rainfall (inches). . . . .
2-16
24-hour rainfall (inches). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-31
24-hour rainfall (inches). . . . . . 2-17
Precipitation values for the Eastern United
States-10-year 24-hour rainfall (inches). . . .
2-18
Precipitation values for Puerto Rico and the
2-19
U.S. Virgin Islands-Byear 24-hour rainfall
2-20
(inches). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-31
States-5-year
States-25-year 24-hour rainfall (inches).
...
,
States-50-year 24-hour rainfall (inches).
.. .
24-hour rainfall (inches).
..
. 2-21
Precipitation values for Alaska-2-year 24-hour
rainfall (inches).
. ..
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-22
Precipitation values for Alaska-5-year
rainfall (inches).
..
U.S. Virgin Islands-5-year 24-hour rainfall
States-100-year
. . . . . . . . . . .2-30
.
24-hour
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-23
(inches). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-35
(inches). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-36
U S . Virgin Islands-25-year 24-hour rainfall
24-hour rainfall (inches). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-24
(inches). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-37
24-hour rainfall (inches). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-25
US. Virgin Islands-50-year 24-hour rainfall
(inches). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! 2-38
(inches). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
2-39
Solution for runoff equation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
2-40
24-hour
rainfall (inches). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-28
24-hour
rainfall (inches). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-29
Tc nomograph.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-41
Tables
Page
Hydrologic soil groups for United States soils.
.
2-42
Runoff depth for selected CN's and rainfall
amounts
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-84
Runoff curve numbers for cultivated agricultural
lands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-85
Runoff curve numbers for other agricultural
lands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-86
Runoff curve numbers for arid and semiarid
rangelands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-87
.......
lavalues for runoff curve numbers . . . . . . . . . .
Runoff curve numbers for urban areas
2-88
2-89
Worksheets
1
Runoff curve number. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-90
2
Time of concentration and peak discharge
. . . . 2-91
1. Introduction
Surface runoff is the volume of excess water that runs off
a drainage area. Peak discharge is the peak rate of runoff
from a drainage area for a given rainfall.
This chapter presents procedures for estimating runoff and
peak discharge from small rural watersheds for use in
designing soil and water conservation measures. These
procedures for determining peak discharge are applicable
to drainage areas that range in size from 1 to 2,000 acres
in the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands.
There is an MS-DOS microcomputer program that duplicates the manual computation procedures of the chapter.
Tables, figures, exhibits, and worksheets are included for
a quick and reliable way to estimate peak discharge and
runoff for a range of rainfall amounts, soil types, land use,
and cover conditions. The data for the peak discharge exhibits were computed using procedures from the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) National Engineering Handbook
Section 4 (NEH-4). NEH-4 or Technical Release 55
(TR-55), "Urban Hydrology for Small Watersheds," should
be used to estimate peak discharge for conditions beyond
the limits of this chapter and for special situations and
areas where procedures of this chapter may be considered
oo general to provide good estimates.
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2. Factors affecting surface r u n o f f
General
Rainfall is the primary source of water that runs off the
surface of small rural watersheds. The main factors affecting the volume of rainfall that runs off are the kind of soil
and the type of vegetation in the watershed. Factors that
affect the rate at which water runs off are the watershed
topography and shape along with conservation practices
on a watershed.
Rainfall
The peak discharge from a small rural watershed is usually caused by intense rainfall. The intensity of rainfall affects the peak discharge more than it does the volume of
runoff. The melting of accumulated snow in the mountains
and northern plains may result in a greater volume of
runoff, but usually at a lesser rate than runoff caused by
rainfall. The melting of a winter's snow accumulation over
a large area may cause major flooding along rivers. Intense rainfall that produces high peak discharges in small
watersheds usually does not extend over a large area.
Therefore, the same intense rainfall that causes flooding in
a small tributary is not likely to cause major flooding in a
main stream that drains 10 to 20 square miles. This chapter considers only rainfall-generated runoff and not runoff
generated from snowmelt.
However, to avoid the use of a different set of rainfall intensities for each drainage area, a set of synthetic rainfall
distributions having "nested" rainfall intensities was developed. This set maximizes the rainfall intensities by including selected short-duration intensities with those needed
for longer duration.
For the size of the watershed for which SCS typically provides assistance, a storm duration of 24 hours was chosen
for the synthetic distributions. The 24-hour storm, while
longer than that needed to determine peak discharges, is
suitable for determining runoff volumes. Thus, a single
storm duration and associated synthetic rainfall distribution
can be used to estimate peak discharges for a wide range
of watershed areas.
The intensity of rainfall varies considerably during the
storm period. Four 24-hour storm distributions, Type I,
Type IA, Type II, and Type Ill, were developed by SCS
from U.S. National Weather Service data as typical design
storms. They are associated with climatic regions. Type IA
maximum intensities are less than Type I; Type I intensities are less than Type Ill; and Type Ill intensities are less
than Type II intensities.
Type IA and I storm distributions are typical of maritime
climates in the western United States where winters are
wet and summers are dry. The Type IA storm distribution
is characteristic of the coastal side of the Cascade and
Sierra Nevada Mountains in Oregon, Washington, and
northern California. The Type I is the characteristic storm
distribution for the coastal side of the Sierra Nevada
Mountains in southern California and for Hawaii and Alaska. Type Ill represents Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic coastal
areas where tropical storms bring large 24-hour rainfalls.
The Type II storm distribution is typical of the more intense storms that occur over the remainder of the United
States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Figure 2-1 is a
map showing the approximate geographic boundaries for
the four rainfall distributions. If a watershed is near a
boundary, contact the State Conservation Engineer for a
better definition of actual location.
In the intermountain and northern tier of States, the annual peak discharge may occur in some years from rainfall
falling on snow or from rapid snowmelt on frozen or saturated soils. In this case, special procedures in NEH-4 are
to be used.
Hydrologic soil groups
Soils have been classified into four hydrologic soil groups
as shown in table 2-1. The four groups are defined by
SCS soil scientists as follows:
Group A soils have low runoff potential and high infiltration rates even when thoroughly wetted. They consist
chiefly of sands and gravels that are deep, well drained
to excessively drained, and have a high rate of water
transmission (greater than 0.30 inlhr).
Group B soils have moderate infiltration rates when
thoroughly wetted and consist chiefly of soils that are
moderately deep to deep, moderately well drained to
well drained, and have moderately fine to moderately
coarse textures. These soils have a moderate rate of
water transmission (0.15 to 0.30 inlhr).
Group C soils have low infiltration rates when thoroughly wetted and consist chiefly of soils having a layer that
impedes downward movement of water and soils of
moderately fine to fine texture. These soils have a slow
rate of water transmission (0.05 to 0.15 inlhr).
Group D soils have high runoff potential. They have
very low infiltration rates when thoroughly wetted and
consist chiefly of clay soils with a high swelling potential, soils with a permanent high water table, soils with
a claypan or clay layer at or near the surface, and shallow soils over nearly impervious material. These soils
have a very low rate of water transmission (0 to 0.05
inlhr).
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Cover type
Cover type affects runoff in several ways. The foliage and
its litter maintain the soil's infiltration potential by preventing the impact of the raindrops from sealing the soil surface. Some of the raindrops are retained on the surface of
the foliage, increasing their chance of being evaporated
back into the atmosphere. Some of the intercepted
moisture takes so long to drain from the plant down to the
soil that it is withheld from the initial period of runoff.
Ground cover also allows soil moisture from previous rains
to transpire, leaving a greater void in the soil to be filled.
Vegetation, including its ground litter, forms numerous barriers along the path of the water flowing over the surface
of the land. This increased surface roughness causes
water to flow more slowly, lengthening the time of concentration and reducing the peak discharge.
Treatment
Treatment or conservation practices reduce erosion and
thereby maintain an open structure at the soil surface.
This reduces the runoff, but the effect diminishes rapidly
with increases in storm magnitude.
Contouring and terracing reduce erosion and decrease the
amount of runoff by forming small reservoirs. Closed-end
level terraces act as storage reservoirs without spillways.
Land areas in which level terraces have been constructed
may be excluded from the drainage area above downstream measures if the terrace system has enough capacity to store the depth of runoff commensurate with the
frequency of the runoff event. Gradient terraces increase
the distance water must travel and thereby increase the
time of concentration.
Hydrologic ,conditions
In most cases, the hydrologic condition of the site affects
the volume of runoff more than any other single factor.
The hydrologic condition considers the effects of cover
type and treatment on infiltration and runoff and is generally estimated from density of plant cover and residue on
the ground surface. Good hydrologic condition indicates
that the site usually has a lower runoff potential. Crop
residue tilled into the soil and the residual root system
from grasses that have been in crop rotations produce a
good hydrologic condition.
A grassland cover is good if the vegetation covers 75 percent or more of the ground surface and is lightly grazed. A
cover is poor if vegetation covers less than 50 percent of
the ground surface or is heavily grazed. Grass cover is
evaluated on the basal area of the plant, whereas trees
and shrubs are evaluated on the basis of canopy cover.
For arid and semiarid rangelands, poor conditions exist if
ground cover (grass, litter, and brush canopy) is less than
30 percent. Fair conditions exist when the ground cover is
between 30 and 70 percent, and good conditions exist
when ground cover is greater than 70 percent.
Topography
The slopes in a watershed have a major effect on the
peak discharge at downstream points. Slopes have little effect on how much of the rainfall will run off. As watershed
slope increases, velocity increases, time of concentration
decreases, and peak discharge increases. An average
small watershed is fan shaped. As the watershed becomes
elongated or more rectangular, the flow length increases
and the peak discharge decreases.
Potholes may trap a small amount of rain, thus reducing
the amount of expected runoff. If potholes and marshland
areas make up one-third or less of the total watershed and
do not intercept the drainage from the remaining twothirds, they will not contribute much to the peak discharge.
These areas may be excluded from the drainage area for
estimating peak discharge. If potholes constitute more
than one-third of the total drainage or if they intercept the
drainage, the procedures in NEH-4 should be used to estimate the peak discharge.
3. Runoff
A representative curve number for a watershed can be estimated by area weighting using worksheet 1 as shown in
example 2-1.
Runoff curve numbers
The SCS runoff equation is:
(P - la)
+
(Eq. 2-1)
S
Where Q = runoff in inches,
P = rainfall in inches,
la = initial abstraction in inches, and
S = potential maximum retention after runoff begins in inches.
Initial abstraction (Ia ) includes all losses before runoff begins. It includes water retained in surface depressions,
water intercepted by vegetation, and water lost to evaporation and infiltration. la is highly variable but is generally
correlated with soil and cover parameters. Through studies
of many small agricultural watersheds, lawas found to be
approximated by:
la = 0.2s
(Eq. 2-2)
Removing laas an independent parameter allows use of a
combination of S and P to produce unique runoff volumes.
Substituting equation 2-2 into equation 2-1 gives:
The potential maximum retention can range from zero on
a smooth, impervious surface to infinity in deep gravel. For
greater convenience, the "S-values" were converted to
runoff curve numbers (CN's) by the following transformation:
According to equation 2-4, the CN is 100 when S is zero
and approaches zero as S approaches infinity. Runoff
curve numbers can be any value from zero to 100, but for
practical applications are limited to a range of 40 to 98.
The runoff curve numbers in table 2-3 were developed by
examining rainfall runoff data from small agricultural
watersheds. The runoff curve number for a given soil-cover
type is not a constant but varies from storm to storm. The
index of runoff potential for a given storm is the antecedent runoff condition (ARC). ARC is an attempt to account
for the variation in CN at a site from storm to storm. The
runoff curve numbers in table 2-3 are for an average ARC
and are used for design.
Rainfall
The 24-hour rainfall depths for a desired location and frequency can be obtained from the appropriate,map in
figures 2-2 through 2-25. The rainfall values for each of
the 11 western conterminous States can be obtained from
the U.S. National Weather Service, NOAA Atlas 2.
Estimating runoff
The runoff from a watershed may be expressed as the
average depth of water that would cover the entire
watershed. The depth is usually expressed in inches. The
volume of runoff is computed by converting depth over the
drainage area to volume and is usually expressed in acrefeet. When CN and rainfall (P) have been determined for
the watershed, determine runoff (Q) by using figure 2-26 or
table 2-2.
4. Time of concentration
General
Time of concentration (Tc ) is the time it takes for runoff to
travel from the hydraulically most distant point of the
watershed to the outlet. Tc influences the peak discharge.
For the same size watershed, the shorter the Tc, the larger the peak discharge. This means that peak discharge
has an inverse relationship with Tc.
Estimating time of concentration
Tc can be estimated for small rural watersheds using the
following empirical relationship:
Where Tc =
f =
CN=
Y E
wheel or it can be marked along the edge of a paper and
converted to feet.
Some typical examples of determining the flow length are
shown below.
Natural Watershed. In this case, water flows from the
watershed divide to a small channel, down the small channel to the main stream, and from there to the watershed
outlet.
time of concentration in hours,
flow length in feet,
runoff curve number, and
average watershed slope in percent.
Figure 2-27 is a nomograph for solving e uation 2-5. Tc is
determined using watershed parameters CN, and Y.
Worksheet 2 can be used to compute Tc. Example 2-2
demonstrates this procedure. For watersheds where
hydraulic conditions are such that velocities of water flow
need to be estimated (urban areas, etc.), then Tc should
be estimated using TR-55 methods.
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Average watershed slope
The average watershed slope (Y) is the slope of the land
and not the watercourse. It can be determined from soil
survey data or topographic maps. HiUside slopes can be
measured with a hand level, Locke level, or clinometer in
the direction of overland flow. Average watershed slope is
an average of individual land slope rneasuremdnts.
The average watershed slope can be determined using the
following relationship:
where
Y = average watershed slope in percent,
C = total contour length in feet,
I = contour interval in teet, and
A = drainage area in square feet.
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Flow length
Flow length (6 is the longest flow path in the watershed
from the watershed divide to the outlet. It is the total path
water travels overland and in small channels on the way to
the outs. The flow length can be determined using a map
Watershed with Terraces. In this case, water flows from the
divide to the terrace, along the terrace to the outlet or
main stream, and then along the main stream to the
outlet.
5. Peak discharge
General
Using runoff, la/P, time of concentration, and drainage
area, the peak discharge can be estimated using exhibits
24A, 2-1, 2-11, and 2-111.
I,/P Ratlo
The watershed CN is used to determine the initial abstraction (Ia) from table 2-4. IaIP ratio is a parameter that indicates how much of the total rainfall is needed to satisfy
the initial abstraction. The larger the lalP ratio, the lower
the unit peak discharge (qu) for a given Tc. This indicates
that if initial abstraction is a high portion of rainfall, the
peak discharge will be lower. Thus, the IaIP ratio is greater for smaller storms.
If the computed la/P ratio is outside the range shown (0.1
to 0.50) in exhibits 2-1 through 2-111, then the limiting
values should be used; i.e., use 0.1 if less than 0.1 and
use 0.5 if greater than 0.5. If the ratio falls between the
limiting values, use linear interpolation.
Estimating peak discharge
The unit peak discharge (q,) is obtained from exhibits 2-1,
2-IA, 2-11, or 2-111, depending on the rainfall type. Figure 2-1
shows the approximate geographic boundaries for the four
rainfall distributions. Tc and Ia/P values are needed to obtain a value for qu from the exhibit. The peak discharge
(qp) is computed as the product of the unit peak discharge
(q,), the drainage area (A), and the runoff (Q).
Worksheet 2 can be used to determine qp as shown in example 2-2.
6. Limitations
The watershed drainage area must be greater than 1.0
acre and less than 2,000 acres. If the drainage area is outside these limits, another procedure such as TR-55 or
TR-20, Project Formulation-Hydrology, should be used to
estimate peak discharge.
r The watershed should have only one main stream. If
more than one exists, the branches must have nearly
equal Tc's.
r The watershed must be hydrologically similar; i.e., able
to be represented by a weighted CN. Land use, soils,
and cover are distributed uniformly throughout the
watershed. The land use must be primarily rural. If urban conditions are present and not uniformly distributed
throughout the watershed, or if they represent more
than 10 percent of the watershed, then TR-55 or other
procedures must be used.
r If the computed Tc is less than 0.1 hour, use 0.1 hour.
If the computed Tc is greater than 10 hours, peak discharge should be estimated by using the NEH-4 procedures, which are automated in the TR-20 computer
program.
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When the flow length is less than 200 feet or greater
than 26,000 feet, use another procedure to estimate Tc.
TR-55 provides an alternative procedure for estimating
Tc and peak discharge.
r Runoff and peak discharge from snowmelt or rain on
frozen ground cannot be estimated using these procedures. NEH-4 provides a procedure for estimating peak
discharge in these situations.
r If potholes constitute more than one-third of the total
drainage area or if they intercept the drainage, the
procedures in NEH-4 should be used.
a When the average watershed slope is less than 0.5 per-
cent, a different unit hydrograph shape can be used.
Contact the State Conservation Engineer for necessary
information.
r When the weighted CN is less than 40 or more than 98,
use another procedure to estimate peak discharge.
r When the average watershed slope is greater than 64
percent or less than 0.5 percent, use another procedure
to estimate Tc. An alternative procedure is shown in
TR-55 for estimating Tc and peak discharge.
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Accuracy of peak discharge estimated by this method will
be reduced if IalP ratio used is outside the range given in
exhibits 2-1, 2-11, 24A, and 2-111. The limiting lalP ratios are
to be used; i.e.. if U P in the exhibit 2-11 is less than 0.1.
use 0.1; and if lalP is greater than 0.5, use 0.5.
7. Example 2-1-Estimating
Weighted CN
Given a 90-acre watershed in the Type II storm distribution
area, determine the weighted curve number for the
drainage area above a proposed waterway. The available
soils map shows that the major soils are Dover, Berks,
and Easton in field #2 of A.B. Smith's farm in Adams
County, MD. By soil, the cover description breaks down as
25 acres of pasture in good condition on Dover, 55 acres
of row crop in straight rows in good condition on Berks,
and 10 acres of woods in poor condition on Easton. Use
worksheet 1 to develop the weighted curve number for the
watershed.
Example 2.1 -Worksheet 1: Runoff curve number (CN)
A"~PF///
County
C
Soil name
hydrologic
group
(table 2-1)
State
Hip
Checked
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Date
1
Cover description
(cover type, treatment and
hydrologic condition)
or %)
Totals =
Product
of
CN x area
0
(acres
(table 2-3)
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CN (weighted) =
6/6/J.7
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8. Example 2-2-Estlmatlng
Peak Discharge
Given a Wacre watershed in the Type II storm distribution
area, determine the peak discharges for the 2-, 5,and
l0.year events. The available soils map shows Dover,
Berks, and Easton soils in the drainage area above the
proposed waterway in field W2 of A.B. Smith's farm in
Adams County, MD. The cover by soil types and weighted
CN is shown in example 2-1. The average watershed slope
is 1 percent, and the flow length is 3,400 feet. The 2-year,
24-hour precipitation is 3.4 inches; the Syear, 24-hour
precipitation is 4.5 inches; and the 10-year, 24-hour
precipitation is 5.5 inches. Use worksheet 2 to develop the
desired peak discharge estimates.
Example 2.2 -Worksheet 2: Time of concentration and peak discharge
1.
Data:
Rainfall distribution type.
..........................................=
.................................................A =
Runoff curve number .........................................CN =
Y =
Watershed slope.. .............................................
Flow length ................................................... 1 =
(I, IA, 11, Ill)
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Drainage area
2.
T, using
ac
(Worksheet 1)
%
3 e
i,Y, CN and figure 2-27. .................................. =
ft
hrs
or using equation 2-5
1.
Frequency .......................................
2.
Rainfall, P (24-hour).
..............................
in
9.4
3.
Initial abstraction, I, ...............................
(Use CN with table 2-4)
in
1.564
4.
Compute I,/P ratios. ..............................
5,
Unit peak discharge q, ............................ cfs/ac/in
(Use T, and I,/P with exhibit 2-11)
6.
Runoff,Q .......................................
(Use P and CN with figure 2-26 or table 2-2)
in
7.
Peak discharge, q,..
(Where q, = q, AQ)
..............................
cfs
Yr
I
.@
/. 42
45
1
1
1
I
.564
.42
33
87
55
I .66# 1
1
. 4 4 ]
Exhibit 2-1 -Unit peak discharge (q,) for SCS Type I rainfall distribution
Time of concentration (T,), hours
Exhibit 2-IA -Unit peak discharge (q,) for SCS Type IA rainfall distribution
1
Exhibit 2-11 -Unit peak discharge (q,) for SCS Type II rainfall distribution
1
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( ALtGUSTINE
C
I AULD
B / O l AURA
B
I AURELIE
R
I AURELIUS
I AURORA
A
e I Ausrus
D
I AUSTIN
D
I AUSTINVILLE
B
I AUSTWELL
B
I AUT
a I AUTOMBA
D
I AUTRYVILLE
C
I AUXVASSE
c
I *uzour
D
C
B
1 AVA
I AVALON
I AVANT
€I ( A V A R
a 1 AvAwArz
C
I AVENAL
A
I AVlLLA
a I AVIS
B
I AVDCA
T W O HYOROLOGIC
SOIL
GROUPS sucn A S B/C INDICATE
THE DRAINEC/~NORAINED
SITUATION.
M O O I F I E R S S M O W N * E.G.1
BEOROCK SUBSTRATUM. R E F E R TO A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S P H A S E FDUNO
I N S O I L MAP LEGEND.
AVOW
AVOWbVAG
AVONOA
AVOUDALE
AVOWV l L L E
AVTADLE
AWBR IG
AXIS
AXTELL
AVAR
AVCOCK
AVDELOTTE
AVERSVILLE
AVLMER
AVNOR
AVON
AVOW
AVR
AVRES
AVRSMIRE
AVSEES
AZAAR
AZELT I N €
AZIALAN
AZTEC
AZTEC. n l G n
RAINFALL
AZULE
AZUELL
BAAMISH
DAB0
BABBINGTON
BADELTWUAP
BACA
BACA. FLOODED
BACH
BACMELOR
BACMO
BACMUS
BACKBAV
BACKBONE
BACLIFF
BACOD I
BACONA
BADAXE
BADENA
BADENAUGH
BADGE
BADGERTON
BAD I N
BADIT0
BAD0
BADUS
BADWATER
BAGARD
BAGDAD
BAGGOTT
BAGLEV
BAHEM
BmlA
BAWL
BA I L E
BAILEGAP
BAILEVCREEK
BAILING
BAINV I L L E
B A I R O HOLLOW
B A I R O HOLLOW.
EXTREMELV COBBLV
B A I R D HOLLOW.
GRAVELLV
BAJURA
BAKEDVEN
BAKER
BAKERSVILLE
BALAAM
BALCOM
BALD
BALDER
NOTES:
d l groups for U.S. sdls (contlnued)
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I
C
0
B
0
B
1
I
I
I
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0
0
o
o
B
o
I
I
BALDFIELO
BALDMILL
BKOYOUNTAIN
BALOOCK
B A L D O C K * GRAVELLV
c
0
C
6
c
C
c
B
B
6
e
B
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0
dET
BbLLAMACK
6
6
0
0
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BMLINGER
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BALLVAR
BALLV
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D
B
SALINE.
I FLOODEO
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I BALMORHEA
I BALON
I BhLsonA
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I BALTIMORE
I BAMA
I BAMAC
I BAMBER
I emos
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I
I
I
I
I
BANADERU
BANAT
D
C
BANBURV
D
BANCAS
BANCKER
B
0
BANCROFT
I BANCV
C
I BANDAG
B
I BANDERA
6
I BANDID
B
I BANOON
B
I BANE
B
I BANGD
B
C
I BANGOR
C
1 BANGSTON
I BANIDA
D
C/O1 BANKARD
6
1 BANKHEAD
I BANKS
B
I BANLIC
B
D
I BANNEL
I BANNER
B
I BANNING
B
A
( BAMNION
C
I BANNOCK
D
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a I BAPOS
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C
C
C
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D
D
C
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c
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I BALMAN.
6/01
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DRAlNED
BALOOCK. S A L I N E
e u o o c r . SALINE
erLoocr. DRAINED
euowrN
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I awov
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l BALE.
6
A
B/Dl
8
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I
6
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D
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6
C
I eramoo
I BARAGA
1 BARANA
I BARATARI
I BARBARDSA
I BARBARV
I e*RBEnr
I BARBOUR
I BARBOURVILLE
I BARCAVE
I BARCE
I BARCLAV
I amco
I eMcus
I erwo
I BARDEN
c
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6
C
0
C
8
B
D
B
a
A
B
C
0
D
0
D
C
D
B
D
B
B
B
c
A
8
B
A
D
A
e
A
C
6
c
C
c
e
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
eAROLEV
BARELA
BARFIELO
BARFUSS
BARGE
BARGER
BAR10
BARISHMAN
BARKCAMP
BARKELEW
BARKERVILLE
BARKLEV
BARKOF
BARLEVFIELD
BARLING
emLow
BARNABE
BARNARD
BARNELLCREEK
I BARNES
I BARMESTDN
I BARNESTON.
I NONGRAVELLV
I BARNEY
I BARNHAROT
I e*aNnor
I BARNSDALL
I BARNSTABLE
I BARNUM
I BARODA
I BARDID
I eraom. YET
I BARRADA
I BARRE
I BARRETT
I BARRIER
1 BARRINGTON
I BARRDU
I BARRDNETT
I BARRV
I emsrc
I BARSHAAD
I
I BARTINE
D
c
E
A
D
c
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e
c
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D
D
B
B
R
B
0
C
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BARTON
bARTONFLAT
BARVDN
BARX
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twscor
BASCDVV
BASEHDR
BASH
BASHAW
arstirn
eAsrLc
BASIN
BASINGES
BASINGER.
DEPRESSIONAL
BASINGER. FLOODED
BASKET
BASSEL
eAsscrr
BASSFIELD
BASTIAN
BASTON
BASTROP
BASTSIL
I
I
I
I
I
I
I errr
I BATAN
I BrrAvIA
I BATEMAN
I
BATESON
BATESVlLLE
BATH
I BATTERSON
I B A T T L E CREEK
I IATTLEMENT
I BATZA
I BAUOETTE
I BAUER
I BAUMAN
I BAUMGARD
I BAUSCHER
I B AUX
I BAUXSON
I BAXENDALE
I BAXTER
I BAX T E R V I L L E
I BAVAMON
I BAVARD
I BAVBDRD
I BAVERTON
I BAYFIELD
I E A V F I E L D I WET
I BAVHORSE
I BAVLIS
I BAVMEADE
I BbVOU
I BAVDUDAN
1 BAVSHORE
I BAVSHORE.
I POOERATELV WET
I mvsror
(
I
I
I
I
I
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8/01
C
I
D
I
I
6
D
*/Dl
I
0
I
e
C
I
I
B
*/Dl
I
D
D
B
6
B
B
6
D
A
D
D
D
D
D
1 BARTLE
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I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
c
BAVTOWN
BAVUCDS
BAVVI
BAVVIEW
eAvwooo
BAzcrrc
BAZILE
BEACH
BEAD
eEADLE
BEALANO
I emus
I BEAM
I ec*wroN
I BEANBLOSSOM
I BEANFLAT
I BEANLAKE
I BEAND
1 BEAR B A S I N
I BEAR CREEK
I BEAR L A K E
I BEAR P R A I R I E
e I BEARDALL
0
1 BEARDEN
D
( BEARDSLEV
C
I BEARDSTOWN
I eEAUGULCH
D
B
I REARMOUTH
D
I BEARPAW
I BEARSKIN
C
e r o l BEARSPRING
D
I BEARTRAP
I eEAPV1LLE
I BEARWALLOW
D
I eEASLEv
B
e I REASON
e 1 BEATRICE
e
e
I ecrucoup
I BEAUFORD
I REAUGHTON
I CEAUWONT
I BEAUREGARD
I BEAUSITE
I erruvrrs
I BEAVERCREEK
I ecrvEnom
B
1 BEAVERELL
C
C
R
B
0
e
6
BEAVERTON
BECKER
BECKET
BECKLEV
BECKMAN
BECKS
BECKTON
BECKTON. WELL
1 DRAINED
I BECKV I L L E
I BECKWITH
I BECKWOURTH
I BFCRAFT
I BECREEK
I BEDELL
I BEOEN
I BEDFORD
I BEDINGTDN
I BEDKE
I BEDNER
1 BEDSTEAD
I BEDWVR
D
R
A
D
D
D
B
0
B
D
D
D
A
C
B
D
C
C
B
B
0
C
B
C
0
D
e
B
o
I
I
I
I
I
I eccrn*v
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
1
I
1
I
1
I
I
I
B
C
I
I
C
C
I
I
C
I
B
I
6
C
I
I
0
I
B
B
I
I
C
C
I
I
C
I
C
0
I
9/01
D
I
I
D
D
1
C
I
c
B
B
C
B
BEE
BEEBE
BEECHER
BEECHGRDVE
BEECHWOOD
BEEK
I
I
(
BEELEH
BEELINE
bEEMDNT
BEENDH
BEESKDVE
eEcrvILLE
BEEZEE
BEFAR
BEGAV
BEPANIN
BEHEHOTOSH
BEHRING
eEIGLE
BEIRMAN
BEISIGL
BEJE
BEJUCOS
BELAIN
EELATE
BELCHER
BELDEN
BELDlNG
BELEN
ecLrrsr
BELFIELD
BELFORE
BELGARRA
BELGRADE
BELHAVEN
BELINDA
BELJICA
BELK
BELKNAP
EELLAVISTA
BELLE
LELLECHESTEfi
BELLEHELEN
BELLENMINE
BELLCVILLE
B E L L E V I L L E . PDNDED
PELLEVWE
BELLICUM
BELLINGHAM
BELLINGHAM*
DRAINED
eELLPASS
BELLPINE
RELLWDDD
BELMEAR
I
I ELKI ILL
TWO HVDROLOGIC S O I L GROUPS SUCH AS B/C I N D I C A T E
TqE DRAINED/UNDRAINED S I T U A T I O N .
M O D I F I E R S SHOWN. E.G.
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUM. REFER TO A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S P H A S E FOUND I N S O I L MAP LEGEND.
B/C
0
B
B
D
C
C
C
D
D
B
BELMONT
BELMORE
BELPRE
BELSAC
BELTED
BELTON
BELTRAMI
BELTSVILLE
BELUGA
BELUGA. D R A I N E D .
SLOPING
BELVOIR
BELZAR
BEMIDJl
B E N LOMOND
BENCHLEV
BENCLARE
BENCO
BENDER
BEND I R E
BENEVOLA
BENEWAH
BENFIELD
BENGAL
BENGE
BENHAM
BENIN
BENITO
BENJAMIN
BENKL I N
BENMAN
BENNDALE
BENNINGTON
BENR I D G E
BENSLEY
BENSON
BENTEEN
BENWV
BEN2
BEOR
BEOSKA
BEOTIA
BEOWAWE
BEOUINN
BERCUMB
BERD A
BEREA
BERENICETON
e.eRwoLz
BERGLAND
BERGOUIST
BERGS TROM
BERGSVIK
BER I N 0
BERIT
BERKS
BERKSHIRE
BERLAKE
BERLIN
BERMESA
BERMUDIAN
BERNAL
BERNALDO
BERNARD
BERNARD I N 0
BERNARDSTON
BERNH I L L
B E R N 1 CE
BERN ING
BERNOW
BERRVLAND
BERRYMAN
BERSON
BERTAG
BERTELSON
BERTHDUD
BERTIE
bERTOLOTTl
soil groups for U.S. rdls (continued)
0
e
c
0
0
c
c
D
c
c
c
A
B
C
C
a
e
c
C
o
c
C
B
0
D
D
0
C
I ernrar*
I emrwmo
I BERVlLLE
I BERWOLF
I BERVL
I eEazrrlc
I 8ESEMAN
I BESHERM
I BESNER
I BESSEMER
I BESSIE
I sesrwon
I errnrw
I BETHEL
I BETHERA
I BETHESDA
I BETHLEHEM
I eerrs
I BETDNNIE
I BETRA
I CETTERAVIA
I eEns
I sruun
I BEVENT
I BEVERIDGE
I eFveRLv
I BEVERLY. G R A V E L L Y
I BEN
I
0
0
B
0
C
0
B
C
C
0
BEWLEYVILLE
BEXAR
BE20
BEZZANT
Brae
ereLrspRlNcs
I B l C E
I BICKERDYKE
I BICKETT
1 BICKLETON
I BICKMDRE
I BICDNDDA
I BlCDNDDAr DRAINED
I BIODEFDRD
I BIDDLEMAN
I BIDMAN
I BIDWELL
I BIEBER
I BIEDELL
I PIEDSAW
1 BIENVILLE
I BIG e L u E
I B I G HORN
I R I G TIMBER
I BIGARM
I BIGBEE
I BIGBEND
I BIGBROWN
I b1GELDW
I BIGETTY
1 BIGFLAT
I BXGFDDT
I BIGFORK
o
I elcnms
C
B
c
0
0
0
C
B
o
D
0
B
B
B
0
0
C
0
C
o
e
0
o
C
C
B
A
C
e
I
I
I
I
I
I BIGHILL
I elcLrxe
I BIGMEADOW
I BIGNELL
I BIGRIVER
1
I
B/DI
C
I
0
I
c
e
0
0
0
BIGSHEEP
BIGSPRING
arcurN
BIGWINDER
BIJORJA
BIJOU
BILBD
BILGEQ
I
l
I ewLerr
I BILLINGS
I
I
0
I BILLINGS.
I MOOERATELV SLOW
B
a m 1
PERM
e I elLLvcREEr
B
I BILLVHAW
0
I BILTMDRE
A / D l BIMMER
C
I ClNCO
I BIPDLE
0
1 BINFORD
C
I BINGER
0
C
I BINGHAM
I BIN6HAMPTON
C
I BINGHAWVILLE
B
0
I BINNA
c I BINNSVILLE
e I BINS
A
I BINTON
I BINTON. RECLAIMED
0
c
c
0
B
A
0
B
A
c
o
o
0
0
C
0
B
D
0
B
C
D
c
o
0
C
B
0
0
C
A
o
0
o
B
A
B
C
B
e
o
C
C
R
B
A
C
C
B
B
D
C
D
C
B
c
D
B
C
I erov*
I arPPvs
I BIRCHBAV
I BIRCHFlELD
I BIRCHWOOD
1 BIRODW
I BIRDS
I BIRDSALL
I erwasaowo
I emosLrv
I BIRDSVlEd
I BlRKeECK
I
BIRMINGHAM
I BIRNEV
I BIRDME
I BISBEE
I axscmo
I BISCAY
1 BISGANI.
I MODERATELY WET
I B l S G A N l t FLOOOED
I ersnop
I alsuracr
I alsooor
I
I
I
BISPXNG
BISSELL
BISSDNNET
BIT
BITTER
BITTER SPRING
I
I
I
I emrraaoor
I BITTERWATER
I BlrroN
I BlVANS
I
I
I
RIXBV
LIIXLER
BJDRK
I BLACHLY
I o u c r BUTTE
I e u c r CAWON
I B L A C K CANYON.
I DRAINED
I BLACK R I D G E
I BLACK*
I eucreuaw
I BLACKDRAW
I ELACUETT
I BLbCKFOOT
~ L A C K F O D T . DRAINED
I BLACKMALL
I B L A C K H A L L . WARM
I eLAcrnAuwra
I BLACKHAWK
I BLACKHdOF
I BLACKH~RSE
I BLACKLEED
I BLACKLEG
I BLACKLOCK
I BLACKMAN
i
I ecrcruourr
0
I
I
I
I BLUE L A K E
11 B L U E S T A R
I BLUEBELL
I BLUECHIEF
I BLUECREEK
I BLUEDOME
I BLUEFLAT
I BLUE6ROVE
I BLUEGULCH
I BLUEHILL
I BLUEHON
I BLUEJOINT
I BLUENOSE
I BLUEPOINT
I B L U E R 111
I BLUESLIDE
I BLUESPR I N
I BLUESTONE
I BLUEW I N 6
I BLUFF
I BLUFFDALE
I BLWFTON
I BLUFORD
I BLUM
I B Lv
I BLVBUR6
I BLVlHE
BLACKNOLL
BLACKOAR
BLACKPlPE
BLACKPRINCE
BLACKROCK
BLACKSAN
BLACKSPAR
BLACKSPOT
sucrsroN
BLACKTHORN
sLAcKroP
BLACKWATER
ELACKWELL
BLADEN
eLAG
e u G o
BLAINE
BLAIR
mr1aTon
BLAKABXN
I
I
I
I
D I
I
0
I
0
I
0
B
I
?I
I
I
0
I
0
o I
0
I
I
C
B
I
1
B
0
Isurr
C
I 6LAKELAND
o I BLAKEWV
C
I BLAKEWELL
I BLALOCK
0
c/o1 BLAMER
0
I BLANCA
6
1 BLANCHARO
I BLANCHE
D
A
I 0LANCHESTER
B
I BLANCOT
I BLAND
B
a Ieuwotwc
I 0LANEY
C
A
I BLANKET
o I eLmrow
C
0
A
D
6 / 0 1 BLANTDN.
I W)OERATELV
B
1 BLANYON
I BLAPPERT
C
I BLAOUIERE
D
D
I BLASOELL
o I BLASE
e I BLASXNGAME
e I BLAVOEN
D
I eurerro
c
0
0
C
0
0
0
B
C
C
e
B
D
c
0
c
0
o
0
C
c
B
C
0
C
B
WET
I euzm
I BLEAKWOOD
I BLEOSOE
I BLEIBLERVILLE
I 6LENCOE
1 BLEND
1 BLENDON
I eLETtieN
I BLEVINS
I BLEVINTON
I eLEwErr
I BLICHTON
I BLICKENSTAFF
I BLIMD
I aLawsrea
I BLINN
I BLISS
I eLrrzEN
I eLocrrousr
I BLOMFORO
I BLOOM
ti i
D
C
B
D
0
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
BLOOMFIELD
BLDOMlNG
BLOOMSDALE
BLDDR
BLOOR. G R A V E L L V
SUBSTRATUM
ELDUNT
BLOWERS
BLUCHER
BLUE EARTH
B L U E EARTH.
SLOPING
BOARDMAN
I BOARDTREE
I DOASH
I BOA2
I BOOB1 TT
I BOB ILL0
I BOBNBOB
I BOBS
I BOBTbIL
I BOBTOWN
I BOCA
1 BOCA. D E P R E S S I O I A L
I BOCA. T I D A L
I BOCK
I BOCKE R
I BOCKSTON
I BODE
I BODECKER
I BODELL
0
I BODEN
I BODENBURG
C
c I BoorNE
I BDOORUMPE
0
o
D
0
0
B
0
D
0
0
0
C
I eooor
I BOEL
I BOEL. OVERWASH
I BOELUS
I BDERNE
I BOESEL
I BOESEL. PROTECTED
I BDETTCHER
1 BDGAN
I BOGART
1 BOGGS
c I BOGGV
c I BOGRAP
I BOGUE
C
D
I BOGUS
B / O l BOHANNDN
0
I BOHEMIAN
I BDHICKET
A
B
I BOHNA
I BOHNLV
0
C
I BOHNSACK
I BOISTFORT
0
I BOJAC
l BOJD
C
( BOLAN
0
c I 00LAR
B / D l BOLD
I 8DLENT
0
I BOLES
A
0
C
C
0
C
C
C
0
C
C
0
0
A
C
0
C
0
A
0
C
C/O
C
C
0
0
0
0
C
D
C
C
A
C
0
C
0
B/D
0
D
0
D
0
0
A
0
C
B
0
C
C
A
C
A
0
C
0
C
C
0
C
c
0
0
C
C
0
0
0
0
B
0
0
D
0
C
0
A
c
Table 2-1.-Hydrologic sdl groups for US. sdls (continued)
BOLFAR
BOLICKER
BOL I 0
BOLIVAR
B O L L ING
BOLSA
BOLTON
BOLTUS
BOMAR
BOMBADIL
BOMBAV
BOVOSEEN
B ON
BONA IR
BONANZA
BONAPARTE
BONCLAIR
BOND
BONDFARP
BONDMAN
BDNOR ANCH
BONSUEL
BONE
BONEEK
BONEYARD
BONFIELD
BONFR I
BONG
BONHAM
BONIFAV
BONILLA
BONITA
BONJEA
BONN
BONNEAU
BONNELL
BONNER
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BONNEV ILLE
BONNICK
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BOOTHBAV
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BOOUILLAS
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I BRANYON
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I BRASHEAW
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I BRAWLEV
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BRUNSWICK
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BRUSHCREEK
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BRYANT
BRVARLY
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BRYCE
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BUCAN. G R A V E L L Y
BUCHANAN
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BUCHENAU
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BUCKHOUSF
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BUCKNEY
BUCKPEAK
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BUDIHOL
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I BUXTON. S T O N Y
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I BUZZN
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I BYLER
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I CAOMUS
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I CADOCA
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I CAESAR
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I CAGEY
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I CACLE
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I CAI0
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I CAINHOY
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I CAJETE
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1 CEDARBLUFF
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CHATCOLET
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CHATFIELO
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CHESTER
CWESTERTON
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CHIARA
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CHINIAK
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CHINO.
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CHIPLEY
CHIPMAN.
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M O D E P A T E L Y WET
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1 CHIPPEWA
1 CHIRENO
I CHIRIcAHuA
I CHIPPCHATTER
I CHISCA
1 CHISMORE
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I CHISPA
I CHISTOCHlNA
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I CHIYATO
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I CHOATES
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CHRISTINE
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CIRCLEBACK
CIRCLEBAR
CIRCLEVILLE
CISCO
CISNE
CISPUS
CITADEL
CITICO
CITRONELLE
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CLAIBORNE
CLAIRE
CLAIREMONT
NOTES:
0
B
0
0
0
0
0
B
B
C
0
C
0
C
C
C
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C
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8
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CLANALPINE
CLANTON
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CLARENCE
CLARENOON
CLARESON
CLAREVILLE
CLARINOA
CLARION
CLARITA
CLARK
C L A R K FORK
CLARKELEN
CLARKRANGE
CLARKSBURG
CLARKSDALE
CLARKSVILLE
CLARNO
CLATO
CLATSOP
CLAUNCH
CLAVERACK
CLAVICON
CLAWSON
CLAVBUQN
CLAVSPRINGS
CLAYTON
CLE ELUM
CLEAR L A K E
CLEAR LAKE.
STRATIFIED
SUBSTRATUM
CLEAR LAKE.
M O D E R A T E L Y WET
CLEARBROOK
CLEARFIELD
CLEARFORK
CLEARWATER
CLEAVAGE
CLEAVER
cLEAvnoR
CLEBIT
CLEGG
CLEGHORN
CLEMAN
CLEMENTINE
CLEMENTINE.
DRAINED
cLens
CLEMVILLE
CLENOCNEN
CLEONE
CLEORA
CLERF
CLERGERN
CLERMONT
CLEVELAND
CLEVERLY
CLICK
CLIFFOELL
CLIFFDOWN
CLIFFHOUSE
CLIFFORD
CLIFSANO
CLIFTERSON
CLIFTON
CLIFTV
CLIMARA
CLIMAX
CLIME
CLINETOP
CLINT
CLINTON
I CLIDPER
C
0
I CLIPPED. DRAINED
C/O1 C L O O I N E
0
I CLONTARF
A
I CLOOUALLUM
C
I CLOOUATO
C
1 CLOOUET
B
I CLOSKEY
D
I CLOTH0
0
I CLOUD P E A K
C
I CLOUO R I Y
I CLOUOCROFT
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I CLOUOLANJ
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I CLOUGH
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I CLOVERDALE
I CLoVERLAro
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I CLOVIS
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I CLOWEPS
C
I CLOWERS. WET
C
I CLOWFIN
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I CLUFF
B
I CLUNIE
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I CLUROE
D
I CLURO
I CLYDE
B
C
I CLVMEP
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I COACHELL&. YET
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I CortiurLA
D
I COAL C R E E K
0
I CDALBANK
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I CDALDALE
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I COALORAW
C
I CDALMDNT
I COAMD
I COARSEGOLLl
I CDATSBURG
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I COBAT
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I ccturus
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I COB8
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I COBEN
I COBEV
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I COBLF.
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I COBRE
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I COBURG
C
I COCHETOPA
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I CDCHINA
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I COCHITI
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I COCOA
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COFFEEN
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COHOCTAH
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I COILS
I CClT
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I COKEDALE.
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COKEL
COKER
COKESBURV
COKEVILLE
COLANO
COLBAR
COLBERT
COLBURN
COLBV
COLDCREEK
CCLOENT
CCLE
COLEMAN
COLEWANTOWN
COLESTINE
C O L F AX
CMHILL
C O L IEGO
COLINAS
COL ITA
COLLAMER
COLLARD
CDLLAVOMI
COLLBRAN
COLLBRAY 1 COBBLV
COLLEGEOALE
COLLEGIATE
CDLLETT
COLLETTI D R A I N E D
COLLIER
COLLINGTON
COLLINS
COLLINSTON
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COLNEVEE
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COLTON
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COLUMBIA.
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COLUMBIA.
M O D E R A T E L Y WET
COLUMBIA.
DRAINED
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COLUMBIA.
CLAY
SUBSTRATUM
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SLOPING
COLUMBINE
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I COLVARO
I COLVILLE
I COLVILLE.
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1 COMBS
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I COMFORT
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I I COMFREV.
I COWITAS
I COMLV
I COWMERCE
I COMMSKI
I COW0
I COMOAAe 1
I COMODORE
I CDMORO
I COMPASS
I COMPTCHE
I COMSTOCK
I CDMUS
I CDNA
I CDNABV
I CONALB
I CONANT
I CONASAUGA
I CDNATA
I CDNBOV
I CDNCEPCIDN
I CONCHAS '
I CCNCHO
I CDNCONULLV
I CDNCDPD
1 CONOA
I CONOIE
I CONDI 1
I CONDCN
I CONE
I CONECUH
I CONE J O
1 CONEJOI WET
I CDNEJO. G R A V E L L Y
I SUBSTRATUM
I CONESTOGA
I CONESUS
I CONETOE
I CONGAREE
I CONGER
I CONGER. c o B e L v
I SUBSTRATUM
I CONGLE
I CON I
I CONIC
I CONLEN
I CONLEV
I CONNEAUT
I CONNEL
B
I CONNERTON
I CONOSTA
C
I CONOTTOh
I CONOVER
B
I CONOW I N G O
C
I CONPEAK
c I CONRAD
I CONROE
B
I CONSEJO
A
I CONSER
C
I CONSTABLE
C
1 CONSTANCIA
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I .CONSUMO
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I CONTACT
C
I CONTEE
C/O1 C O N T I O E
C
I CONTINE
TWO H V O R O L O G I C S O l L GROUPS S U C H A S B / C I N D I C A T E
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CONTRA COSTA
CONTRARY
CONVENT
COOERS
COOK
COOKPORT
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COOLIDGE
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COOMB S
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COOPER
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COPAS TON
COPEL AN0
COPELANO.
DEPRESSIONAL
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COPENHAGEN
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COPPER R I V E R .
S I L T Y SUBSTRATUM
COPPER R I V E R .
GRAVELLY
SUBSTRATUM
COPPEPCREEK
COPPEREID
COPPERTON
COPPOCK
COPSEV
COOUA T
COOUILLE
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CORAL
CORALLAKE
CORBE TT
CORB lL T
CORBIN
CORCEGA
COROELL
COROES
COROESTON
COROOVA
COROV
CORIFF
CORINTH
CORKS TONE
CORLENA
CORLE TT
CORLEV
CORMANT
CORNELIA
CORNELIUS
CORNH ILL
CORNICK
CORNING
CORN I S M
CORNUTT
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CDRONACA
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I COSTILLA
I COSUMNES
B
I COTACO
0
e I COTAIL
0 1 COTANT
e I COTATI
I corcAu
I cornr
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I COT0
e I COTOPAXI
I COTT
e I COTTER
C
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C
0
I
COTTERAL
I COTTLE
I COTTONEVA
B
0
I COTTONTHOMAS
I COTTONWOO0
B
I COTTRELL
0
I COTULLA
D
0
I COUCH
I COUGARBAV
0
1 COUGHANWR
0
1 COULEEDAM
C
I COULSTONE
B
B
1 CWLTERG
B
I CWLTERVILLE
e I COUNCELOR
C
I COUNCIL
0
I CWNTRYMAN
e I COUNTS
B
I COUPEE
C/O1 C O U P E V I L L E
e I CWRT
B/O I COURTHOUSE
I CWRTLANO
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I CWRTROCK
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I CWPVILLE
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1 COVELANO
1 COVELAND. D R A I N E D
D
c I CWELLO
C
I COVERT
C
I COVEYTOWN
e I covrLLE
I COVING
0
B
I COVINGTON
1 COWAN
B
I COWARTS
C
A
1 cowco
D
I COWOEN
I COWDREV
C
I COWEEMAN
A
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T W O HVOROLOGIC
SOIL
I cowERs
I COWESTGLEN
I COWETA
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0 I COWGIL
I COWMORN
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I COWLAKE
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0 I cowLlTz
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A
I CowsLv
I COWTON
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I COXLAKE
I COXVILLE
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C
I COXVELL
I cov
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I COYANOSA
I COYATA
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I COVET
B
c I COYLE
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C
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A
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COYOTECREEK
COZAO
COZBERG
COZTUR
CRAC TREE
CRACKERCREEK
CRACKLER
CRADOOCK
CRADLEBAUGH
CRADLEBAUGU.
SAL I N E - A L K A L I
CRADLEBAUGH.
ORA I N E D
CRAFT
CRAF TON
CfiAGGEV
CRAG0
CPAGOLA
CRAGOSEN
CRAIG
CRAIGMILE
CCAIGSVILLE
CRAMER
CRAMONT
CRANE
CWANECREEK
CRANF ILL
CRANNLER
CRANSTON
CRARV
CRASH
CRATEP L A K E
CRATFRMO
CRAVEN
CRAWFOPD
CRAULEYVILLE
CREAL
CREASEY
CREDO
CREED
CREEDMOOR
CREEL
CREEMON
CREFORK
CRE I G H T O N
CPELDON
CREN
CREOLE
CRESAL
CRESBARO
CRESCO
CRESKEN
CRESPIN
CREST
CRESTLINE
CRES THAN
CRESTVALE
CPETE
CREVA
CREVASSE
CREVISCREEK
CREWS
CRIOER
CRIMS
CRINKER
CWIPPIN
CRlSFIELO
CRISTO
C R I S T O . LOAMY
CRISTORAL
CR I T C H E L L
CRITTENDEN
CROATAN
CROCKER
CROCKETT
CROESUS
CROFTON
CROGHAN
CROKE
CROMWELL
CRONKHI TE
CRONKS
CROOKED
CROOKED CREEK
CROOKED CREEK.
DRAINED
CROOKED CREEK.
FLOODED
CROOKSTON
CROOM
CROPLEV
CROPPER
CROOUIB
CROSBY
CROSIER
cwoss
CROSSPLAIN
CROSSTELL
CROSSVILLE
CROSWELL
CROT
CROTON
CROUCH
CROW
CROW CREEK
CROW H I L L
CROWCAMP
CROYFLATS
CROWFOOT
CROWHEART
CROWLEY
CROWNEST
CROWSHAW
CPOWTHER
CROYOON
CROZIER
CRUCES
CRUCKTON
CRUICKSHANK
CRUISER
CRUMAW I N €
CRUME
CRUMP
CRUMP. D R A I N E D
CRUNKER
CRUNKVAR
CRUST
CRUTCH
CRUTCHER
CRUZE
CRYLUHA
CRYSTAL L A K E
CRYSTAL SPRINGS
CRYSTALBUTTE
CRYSTALCREEK
CUATE
CUBA
D
A
C
0
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C
0
D
C
C
B
C
0
0
0
C
c
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C
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A
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0
B
C
B
C
0
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CUBCREEK
CUBERANT
CUCAMUNGO
CUCHILLAS
CUCHO
CUOAHY
CUOAHV. D R A I N E D
CUODE0ACK
CUEROA
CUERO
CUEQVD
CUESTA
CUEVA
CUEVITAS
CUEVOLANO
CULBERTSON
CULOESAC
CULLEN
CULLEOKA
CULP
CULPEPER
CULTUS
CULVING
CUMBERLANO
CUMBRES
CUMLEY
CUMMINGS
CUMMISKEY
CUNIRD
CUNOICK
CUNOIVO
CUNNINGUAM
CUPCO
CUPOLA
CUPPER
CUPPLES
CUPPY
cuamrrcl
CURANT
CUROLI
CURECANTI
CURHOLLOW
CUR00
CURRAN
CURRIER
CURRITUCK
CURTIN
C U R T I S CREEK
CURTIS SIDING
CURTISTOWN
CUSHENBURV
CUSHING
CUSHMAN
CusHOoL
CUSICK
0
0
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I cusreR
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I CUTAWAV
I CUTHANO
e
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0
0
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B
B
e
0
c
B
A
0
C
C
C
C
B
0
e
B
C
6
ORAINEO
(
CUTHEERT
CUTHBERT. GRADE0
CUTOFF
CUTSHIN
CUT2
CUVAMA
I CUVON
I CYAN
I CYCLONE
I CVLINDER
I CYMRIC
I CVNTHIANA
I CYNTHIANIA
1 CIPHER
1 CYRIL
I CZAR
I DABNEV
I DAB00
1 OACKER
I
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GROUPS WCH AS B/C INDICATE
rnc ORAINEO/UNDRAINEO
SITUATION.
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUM. R E F E R TO A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S PUASE FOUND I N S O I L MAP LEGEND.
Table 2-l.-Hydrologic soil groups for U.S. soils (continued)
DACOND
DACOND. COBBLV
SUBS TR A T UM
DACDRE
DACOSTA
DAD€
DADINA
DAGAN
DAGFLAT
DAGLUN
DAGOR
DAGUAO
DAGUEV
DAHAR
DAHLOUIST
DAICK
DAIGLE
DA I L E V
D A I L E V . LOAMY
SUBSTRATUM
DA.NT
DAKENT
DAKOTA
OALBO
DALEV
DALCAN
DALCC
DALE
DALECREEK
DALEVILLE
DALHART
O I L 1AN
OAL IG
DALKENA
DALLAH
OALLARDSVSLLE
OALLESPORT
DALTON
OALUPE
OALZELL
DAMASCUS
0 1 MCR ON
DAHEWDOD
DAMLUIS
DAYOk
DANA
DANAHER
DANAVORE
DANCV
OANOAN
DANOREA
DANORIDGE
DANFORTH
DANGBERG
DANIA
DANJER
DANK0
DANLEV
OANN
DANNEMORA
DAN5K I N
DAN7
DAYVERS
OANVILLE
OAPHNEOALE
DAPOIN
OARBONNE
DAREV
DARCD
DAROANELLE
DARDEN
DARDODW
DARE
DARFUR
DARGDL
OAR I E N
DARKBULL
DARKCANVDN
DARL
NOTES:
B
C
B
D
A
D
B
C
D
B
C
C
C
B
D
C
A
B
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6
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C
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0
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B
I
1
D
B/DI
0
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C
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D
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C
C
C
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1
DEECREE
DEEFAN
DEEMER
DFEPCUT
DEEPFEK
OFFPUATER
DEER CREEK
DEER PAR<
lrEERF1ELD
DFEFFDRD
DEEPHDRN
DFERLOOGE
DEERTOh
DEERTRAIL
DEEPWGOD
CEETZ
DEFEhCAUW
DEFIANCE
OEFLEP
DEFCRO
DEGAQMO
OEGNER
GEC-OLA
LEGRAND
DEGREY
C
6
C
B
DAVIS
DAVISON
DAVT'JKE
DAYES
B
R
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C
C
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B/Dl
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C
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A
B
B
C
I
C
DAVIDSON
C
C
DECKERVILLE.
DRAINED
DECLD
DECDLNEV
DFCDRDOVA
DECRAM
DFCRDIS
DECV
OEDAS
DEDMCUNT
DEDRICK
B
C
B
D
C
0
C
8
C
B
C
8
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C
C
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DARLAND
DARLEV
DARLING
DARNSTADT
DARNELL
DARNEN
DLRLW
DARR
DARRET
CARRDCY
DARRDCY. bEDROCK
SUBSTQATUM
CARRDUZETT
DARSIL
DARST
DART
DA~TMOUTH
DARVEV
DARWIN
DAShER
DASSEL
DAST
DATELAND
DATEMAN
DATIL
DATIND
D A T I N O . STONY
CATWVLER
DAULTON
DAVEV
DAVCV. WARM
DAVIOELL
I
I
I
OFHAHA
GEHACT
CAWSON
DAWTONIA
DAXTV
DAY
OAVBFLL
OAVSCHODL
DAYTON
OAVTONA
DAVVILLE
DAZE
DE M A S T E R S
DEACON
DEADFALL
DEAOHORSE
DEADMAN
OEADWODD
DEADVON
A/DI
E
I DEbAVEN
c I OEHILL
D
I DEHLINGER
A
I DEJARNET
B
1 DEKALP
D
I DETCDY
E I (rEK3VEM
C
I OEL R E V
C
I DELA
6
1 DELAHETER
B
I DELANCO
I OELAND
C
I DCLANEV
C
6
I DCLAN?
D
1 OELASSUS
e
I DELCDWD
DEAHA
D
I OELOCTA
DEAN
B
I DELECO
OEAYDALE
I DELENA
D
DEARBORN
€
I DELECN
OEARVTON
C
I DELEPLAIN
DEATYAN
C
I OECFTTE
DEAVER
C
I DELFINA
DEBAa
1 DFLFT
C
DEBENGER
I DELGADD
C
DEBEOUE
e I CELHI
DEPONE
C
1 DFLICIAS
DEBORAH
C
I DELKS
DEBS
e I DELL
DEBUTE
I DELLEKER
C
DECAN
I OELLC. OVERWLSH
C
DECANTEL
I?
I DELLCt SALINE
DECATHON
C
I DELLC. GRAVELLY
DECATUR
8
I SUf3STRATU*. UEl
DECCA
B
I DELLD.
DECCA. NDNGQAVELLV C
I SALINE-ALKALI
DECHEL
D
I D L L L O . YODERATELV
DECKER
c I WFT
DECKERVILLE
0
I DELLO. D R A I N E D
I
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B
B
B
D
D
I
I
I
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I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
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DELLD. CLAV
SUBSTRATUM
DELLRCSE
DELLS
DELLUDOD
DELMA
DELMITA
DELMONT
DELNDRTE
CELDRD
DELOSS
DELP
DELPMI
DELPPILL
DCLPIEDRA
DELPLAIN
DELPDINT
DELRAV
OELRAY.
DEPRESSIONAL
DELRIDGE
DELSDN
DELTAJO
DELTDN
DELUIN
DELVNDIA
DEMAP
DEMAST
DEMENT
DEMING
DEMKY
DEYNFR
DEMOGUL
DEMDNA
OEHONTREVILLE
DEMOPOLIS
DEMOPOLIS. CDBBLV
DCHDSS
DEMDX
8
B
C
A
C
C
B
C
0
I
I
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I
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B/Dl
A
P
C
D
0
DESCHELL
DESCHUTES
DESCOT
DESEED
DESERET
DESHA
DESHLER
CESKAMP
DESMET
DESOLATION
DCSPAIN
DFSTAZO
DESTER
DETER
DETOUR
I
I
I
I
1 DETRA
I DETFOIT
C
B / D I DEUNAH
D
I DEV
A
I DEVADA
B
I DEVEN
B
c I DEVILS
D
I DEVILSCREEK
C
C
B
I DEVILSGAIT
C
A
A
I DEVILSGAIT.
A
I DRAINED.
C
6/01
D
I DCCASIONALLV
E
A
1
I DEVILSGAIT.
B
I
R
I DRAINED
D
I
0
I DEVIhE
@
I
0
I DEVISADERD
A/FI
B
I CCVDE
D
I
B
I DEVOIGNES
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I DEVDIGNES. D R A I N E D
C
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I
B
I DEVDIGNES.
c I 'PROTECTED
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D
I DEVDL
I
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D
I DEVORE
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I DEVOV
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I
B
I DEVRIES
e I DEHPSEV
0
I DEULQ
B
I DEMPSTER
6 / 0 1 OEUEV
B
I DENAUD
B
I DEWEVVILLE
B
I DENAV
C
1 OEYMINE
C
I DENRAR
I DEWVILLE
C
R
I DENBV
I DEXTER
D
0
I OENCC
D
I DIA
C
1 PENHAWKEN
C
I O I A . WET. S A L I N E
F. I D E Y I S D N
C
I D I L . WET
A
I DENMAN
D
I DIABLD
C
I DENMARK
C
I CIbGULCH
A
I DENNIS
e I DIAMANTE
A
I OENNOT
I
DIAMOND
D
c I DENNY
D
I DIAMOND S P R I N G S
C
I DENRDCK
D
I DIAHONDVILLE
I DENTON
D
B
I DIANEV
1 DCNURE
C
I DIANDLA
C
D
I DENVER
0
I OIASPAR
D
1 CFPALT
6
1 DIATEE
C
I DEPCOR
D
I OIbZ
D
1 DEPOE
C
I DIBBLE
C
I CEPORT
D
I DIBOLL
B
I DtPPV
B/Cal DEPUTY
I DICK
C
B
1 DICKERSDN
D
I DERA
B
I DICKEY
A
I CERALLD
C
I DICKINSON, YAP<ZS
DERB
A
I D I C K I N S D N e TILL
DERBY
B
I SUBSTRATUM
DEQECHO
C
I DICKINSON. MAAT>SO
DER I N D A
0
I DICKINSONI MAAT<SO
CERLV
DERDVX
C
I OICKMAN
DERR
C
I OICKSON
DERRICK
B
I DIDDY
B
1 OIEHLSTADT
DES M D I N E S . DRY
I DES MOINES. CDEBLV C I P I E R S S E N
C
1 DESAN
A
1 DIETRICH
I DCSART
C
I DIGBV
A
I CESATCVA
C
I DIGGER
I GCSCALABRAOO
0
1 DIGHTDN
e
C
R
C
B
C
C
D
C
C
8
B
B
B
C
C
B
8
C
D
A
D
D
D
C
D
E
E
C
C
D
D
C
C
B
b
C
C
D
e
D
D
B
B
C
D
D
D
B
B
0
C
C
C
0
B
P
C
C
D
A
D
B
B
A
B
B
A
C
D
C
D
C
E
C
B
TWO HYDROLOGIC S O I L GROUPS SUCH A S E/C I N D I C A l E
1YE DRAINED/UhDRAINED SITUATION.
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUC. REFER TO A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S P H A S E FOUND I N S O I L MAP LEGEND.
2-51
DIGIDRGID
DILANSDN
DILL
DILLARD
DILLEV
DILLWVN
DILMAN
DILTDN
DlLTS
D l MAL
DIMEBDX
DIMMICK
DIM0
DIMVAW
DIN*
DlNCO
DINES
DINEVD
DINGLE
DINGL ISHNA
DINGMAN
DINKELMAN
DINKELS
DINNEN
DINSDALE
DINUBA
DINWDODV
DINZER
DIDBSUO
DIDXICE
DIPMAN
DIPSEA
D IOUE
DIREGD
DISABEL
DISAUTEL
DISCO
DISHNER
DISHPAN
DISTELL
DISTERHEFF
OISTON
DISWDOD
DITCHCAMP
DITHOD
DITNEV
DIVERS
DIVIDE
DIVOT
DIX
DIXALETA
DIXBDRO
DIXIE
OIXMONT
D l XDN
DIXONVILLE
DIVDU
DOAK
DDAKUM
DOBBINS
DDBBS
DDBEL
OOBENT
DDBRDW
DDBV
DDCAS
DDCDEE
DOCENA
DOCKERV
DDCPAR
DOC1
DODES
DODGE
DDDGEVILLE
ODDSON
DDEL
DDGER
DOGIECREEK
DOGUE
NOTES:
B
D
B
c
B
A
C
D
0
C
0
D
B
c
C
B
B
I
1
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DCJLAND
DDLBEE
DDLBEE.
SANDV
wesrarrum
DaEKEI
DCJLEN
DOLES
DDLLAR
DolLARD
DDLLARHICE
DCJLLYCLARK
DDLMAN
ODLPH
DDLUS
DOME
DOMELL
DCMENGINE
DDMER l E
DOWEL
DDMINGUEZ
DOMINIC
DOMINO
DWIYSDN
DWD
DONA ANA
DONAHUE
DONALD
DONALDSON
DONAVAN
DONERAIL
DONEV
DDNICA
D O N I C A . LOAMV
SURFACE
ODNIPHAN
DDNKEH IL L
DDNLDNTDN
DONNA
DONNAN
DDNNARDD
DDNNEL
DDNNELLV
DDNNER
DONN 1 NG
DDNNVBRDOK
DDDDLELINK
ODDLEV
DDDL IN
DDDNE
DOOR
DODWAK
DORA
ODRAN
OORB
DDRCHESTER
DDRERTDN
DDRMDNT
DORNA
DORDSHIN
DDROTHEA
DDRDVAN
DDRPER
DOQRANCE
DDRS
DORSET
DDSAM IGDS
DDSPALDS
DOSS
DOSSMAN
DDTEN
DOTHAN
DOTLAKE
DDTSERD
DOTTA
DDTV
DOUCETTE
DDUDLE
I oouos
I DDUGAL
B
C
e
B
e
C
C
C
D
C
C
c
c
1
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DDUGAN
DDUGCITV
DOUGCLIFF
DOUGH
DOUGHERTV
DOUG~TV
DOUGLAS
DDUGVILLE
DDUHIDE
DOURD
DOVER
DOVQAV
oow
DCWAc;IAC
POWDE
DOWELLTON
DDWNATA
DOWNCR
DOhNEV
ODWNEVVILLE
DOWNS
DDYCE
DDVCE. LOAMV
SUBSTRATUY
DOYCE. MODERATELY
WET
DDVCE. SANDY
SUBSTQATUM
DOVLESTOYN
DDYN
OR*
DRAGE
DRAGOON
DRAGSTON
DRAKE
ORAKNAB
DRILL
DfiANVDN
DPAPER
DRAX
DRAX. WET
DREDGE
DRESDEN
DRESSLER
DPFWING
DREWS
Dfif XEL
DR IFTWDDD
DRIGGS
DRISCDLL
DRIT
B/DI DRIVER
C
I DROEM
C
I DROVAL.
6
I DRUM
B
I DRUMMER
I DRUMMDND
C
B
I DRURV
D
I DRV CREEK
1 DRV L A K E
C
D
I DRVADINE
D
I DRVBURG
A
1 DRVDEN
B
I DRVN
B
I DRVVALLEV
D
I D U PAGE
1 DUANE
D
C
I DUART
B
1 DUBAKELLA
D
I DUBAKELLA.
B
I GRAVELLV
I CUBAKELLA. COBBLV
0
I DWAV
B
e
B
B
B
D
I DUBBS
I ouees. FLOODED
I DIJ~INA
I DUBLDN
I DUBOIS
I DWUOUE
C
I
I
I
DUCHESNE
DUCKHILL
D
DUCKREE
D
I CUCKSTDN
A
I DUCD
B
I DUO*
P
I CUDGEN
e I DUDLEV
D
I DUEL
B
I DUELM
E
I OUETTE
C/O1 D U F F
B
I OUFFAU
B
I DIFFER
e I CVFFE~~N
D
1 DUFFIELD
D
I DUFFSDN
e I DUFFVMONT
B
I DUFDRT
D
I DUFUR
e I DUGGINS
B
I DUGOUT
C
I CUGWAV
I DUKES
C
I DULAC
I DWCE
C
1 DULEVLAKE
1 DULLES
I DULUTH
D
D
I DUMAS
C
I DUMFRIES
e I DUMMERSTON
C
I CUMDNT
C
I DUN GLEN
B
I DMBAW
1 DUNBARTDN
A
F
I DUNBRIDGE
B
I DUNC
C
I DUNCAN
B
I OUNCANNDN
I DUNCKLEV
C
e I DUNCOW
e I DUNDAS
C
I DUNDAV
I DUNDEE
D
0
I DUNELLEY
e I DUNFORD
C / D l DUNGENESS
B
I DUNKIRK
C
I DUNLAP
B
I DUNLATOP
C
I DUNMORE
C
I DUNN
C
I DUNNING
C
I DMNLAKE
8/01 DUNNVILLE
D
1 DUNDIR
B
I DUNPHV
C
I DUNPHV. D R A I N E D
C
I DUNPHV. HARDPAN
c I SUBSTRATUM
e I DUNSMUIR
B
1 DUNSMUIR.
C
I NONGRAVELLV
C
I DUNTON
0
I DUNUL
B
I DUPEE
C
I DUPLIN
C
I DUPO
C
I DUPDNT
I DUPREE
C
I DURADDS
B
I DURALDE
B
1 DURAND
c I DURANGD
C
I DURAUT
B
I DURAZD
C
I DURBIN
R
I DURELLE
e
0
I
D
I
B
I
A/Dl
I
D
I
A
D
I
D
I
I
I
B
I
B
I
I
D
B/DI
A
I
C
I
e
C
0
e
C
B
B
A
D
D
B
e
C
a
B
B
C
c
A
C
C
C
D
D
A
C
B
B
D
A
D
B
DURFEE
DURHAM
DURKEE
DURDC
DURRSTEIN
DURST
DUSLER
DUSTDN
DUTCHESS
DUTEK
DUTTON
DUVAL
DUXBURV
CUZEL
DWIGHT
DYORSHAK
DWVER
DIE
DIKE
DVLAN
DVRENG
EACHUS
EACHUSTDN
EAO
EAGAR
EAGLE CONE
EAGLEPASS
EAGLEROCK
EAGLEVILLE
EAGLEWING
EAKIN
EALV
EAPA
EARCREE
EARLE
EARLMDNT
EARLMONT. D R A I N E D
EARP
EARSMAN
EASBV
EASLEV
EASPUR
EAST FORK
EACT L A K E
EASTABLE
EASTCAN
EASTCHDP
EASTGATE
EASTLAND
EASTDN
EASTPORT
EASTWELL
EAsTwoDD
EATDN
EAUGALLIE
EAUGALLIE.
DEPRESSIDNAL
EAUPLEINE
car,
EBAL
EBBERT
EBBS
EBIC
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I mom
I eeoo*. S T D N V
I EBDN
I EBRO
I ECCLES
I ECHARD
I ECHAW
1 ECctEMODR
I ECKEPT
I ECKLEV
I ECKMAN
I ECKRANT
I ECKVDLL
I ECLIPSE
I ECDLA
I ECON
TWO H V D R D L D G I C S D I L GROUPS SUCH AS B/C I N D I C A T E
TYE DRAINED/UNDRAINED S I T U A T I O N .
M O D I F I E R S SHDWNI E.G.
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUM.
REFER TO A S P E C I F I C S D I L S E R I E S PHASE FOUND I N S D I L MAP LEGEND.
C
B
C
B
D
C
C
A
B
A
C
B
A
C
D
B
A
D
9
D
D
B
D
C
B
B
D
6
D
R
6
e
0
B
D
D
C
J
Table 2-l.-Hydrologic
\
ECDNF I N 1
ECTOR
EDILGD
EDDINGS
EDDS
EDDY
EDEN
EDENB DYER
EDENTDN
EDFQD
EDGAR
EDGE
EDGEH I L L
EDGELEY
EDGEMDNT
EDGEWATER
EDGEW ICI:
E D G I YGTON
EDINA
EDINBUPG
EDISTD
EDL I N '
EDLOE
EDMINSTER
EDMDNDS
EDMORE
EDMUND
EDMUNDSTDN
EDNA
EDNEYTOUN
EDNEYVILLE
EDDH
EDROY
EDSDN
EDWARDS
EEL
EELCDVE
EELPOINT
EEP
EFFIE
E F F INGTON
EGAV
EGAN
EGIS
cCeCRT
EGBERle STPATIFIFD
SUBSTRATUU
EGBERT. MODE9ATELY
WE T
ESBEPT. D R A I N E D
E G B E R T . SANDV
SUBSTRATUM
EGBERT. S L O P I N G
EGELAHO
EGINIRENCH
EGLIY
EGYDT
EICKS
EIGHTLAP
EIGH~PIL~
EILERTSEN
EITZEN
EKAH
FKALAKA
EKIM
EKhUe
F L DIRA
E L PECD
E L RANCHO
E L SOLVO
ELAV
ELAM v HARDPAN
SUBSTRATUM
ELANDCD
ELOA
ELBAV I L L E
ELBERT
ELBETH
ELBON
NDTES:
A
D
c
B
9
I
I
I
I
I
C
C
I
D
I
I
C
I
3
I
B
D
1
I
C
I
C
B
I
C
C
I
I
I
C/Dl
I
D
C
C
B
B
D
D
D
D
R
D
B
B
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
i
C
0
C
B /O
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D
3
C
C
D
C
C
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
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C
I
8
0
D
C
C
I
c
I
R
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D
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B
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C
I
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1
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B
0
C
R
C
B
C
A
I
I
I
I
0
I
I
3
I
I
I
I
C
B
D
IR
8
I
I
ELBDWLAKE
ELBURN
ELOUTTE
ELCD
FLD
ELDEAN
ELDER
ELDER HDLLDW
ELDEPDN
ELDERON, S T 3 N Y
ELDGIN
ELDDN
ELDDRADD
ELDRIDGE
ELECTRA
ELEROV
ELEVA
ELFCREEK
ELFRIDA
ELGEE
ELHINA
ELIJAH
ELINDIO
ELIDAK
ELIZA
ELK
ELK HOLLDN
ELK N D U N T A I N
ELKA
ELKADER
E LK CGEE K
ELKHART
ELKHILLS
ELKHDRN
ELKINS
ELKINSVILLE
ELKMDUND
ELKNER
ELKDL
ELKGIDGE
EL<SEL
ELKTON
ELLABELLE
ELLEDGE
ELLEN
ELLETT
ELLIBE9
tLLICDTT
ELLINGTON
ELLINDR
€LLIDTT
ELLIOTTSYILLE
ELLIS
ELLISFORDt
FLLISVILLE
ELLDAW
ELLOREE
ELLSWORTH
ELLUY
ELLZEY
ELM L A K E
ELHDALF
ELMENDDRF
ELHINA
ELMIRA
ELMDYT
ELIlDRE
ELVPIDGE
ELMVILLE
ELMWDDD
ELNIDO
ELYDRA
ELDCHDMAN
EL9CIN
ELOIKA
ELOMA
ELPAM
ELPEDRO
ELRED
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I
B
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I
B
I
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I
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1
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B
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C
6
C
C
B
A
C
C
C
C
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
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I
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C
I
I
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1
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B
I
B
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I
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D
I
D
B
6
B
C
R
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D
B
I
I
I
I
I
D
B
I
C
ELRICK
ELRIN
ELRDSF
ELS
ELSAH
ELSIE
ELSICEDRO
ELSUERE
ELSTON
ELTREE
ELTSAC
ELVE
ELVEDERE
ELVEPS
ELVIPA
ELNELL
ELNHL
ELhDDD
ELV
ELYSIAN
ELZINGA
EYeAL
EMRARC.D
EWBDEN
EYBERTCN
EMBLEM
EMRRY
EYBUDD
EL'DFNT
EMDENT. 3EDRDCK
SUBSTRATUM.
DRAINEF
EYDENT. 0 3 A I W E O
EVERALD
EMEPALDA
EMEQSDN
EMIGRANT
FYICPATION
EYILY
EMLIN
B
F
B
A
EMMA
C
h
C / D I EH H ER T
D
I EMHET
I
ENDCHVILLE.
DRAINED
EkOLA
I ENON
@
I CNDREE
E
I ENDS
6
I ENDSBURG
A
I ENSENADA
B
I ENSIGN
B
I ENSLEV
D
I EhSTPDM
R
I ENTENTE
C
I ENTERD
B / D I ENTERPRISE
@/Dl ENTIAT
C
EN7 MOD T
C
ENVILLE
C
ENVDL
P
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e
EDJ
e
EDLA
R
EPHRAIM
FPMRATA
C
B
EPIKDM
C
LPLEV
6
EPDKE
e
EPDT
EPDUFETTE
F
EPP ING
D
EPSIE
C
EPVIP
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C
e
ERA
EPAKA T AK
D
€RAM
c
ERAMDSH
ERBER
ERCAN
EPD
ERICSDN
FFIE
ERIN
ERNEM
ERNEST
ERND
ERRAMDUSPE
EPVIDE
ESCABDSA
ESCALANTE
ESCAMBIA
ESCANABA
ESCLND
ESCARLD
ESCDNDIDD
ESPAVV
ESLENDD
ESWEPALDA
ESMDhD
ESPARTO
EEPELIE
ESPIL
ESPINAL
FSPINDSA
ESPINT
ESPLIN
ESPY
ESQUATZFL
ESP0
ESRD. MDDERATELV
NET
ESS
ESSAL
ESSEN
FSSEX
ESSEXVXLLE
ESTACADD
ESTACIDN
ESTATE
ESTELLINE
C
r
e
C
e
I
I
1
EYMDNS
E
I
EMDRY
e
I
A
A
1
1
I
B
I
I
R
I
C
C
1
EYCT
FWPEORADCI
EHPEVVILLY
EYPIPE
EWTDRIA
EYRICK
EVRD
ENBAP
ENBAR. WET
ECCAYDHEYT
ENCHANTFO
ENCIEPRG
ENCINA
ENCCAV
ENDERS
ENDERSBV
Eb.~CICOTT
EhDLICrl
FNDSAW
EhEQGY
EhET
ENFItLD
ENGELHARD
ENGETT
ENGLE
FNGLEWODD
ENKD
ENKD. OVER3LCWN
ENLDE
ELNING
ENNIS
ENDCH
ENDCHYILL'I
C
f
D
B
I
I
I
D
B
B
I
0
I
1
D
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c
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D
C
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1
I
I
6
I
I
I
C
I
A
P
B
I
C
I
I
I
I
I
I
C
B
B
D
B
C
D
B
B/D
I
I
I
I
e
C
B
C
I
B
I
I
I
C
6
I
I
D
I
F
0
1
1
1
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I
C
C
E
I
fi
C
B
C
e
e
I
I
I
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B
I
6/DI
A
I
B
I
I
c
C
P
I
B
I
I
I
I
C
I
D
I
D
0
C
I
I
I
I
I
ESTER
ESTER.
0
I ESTER0
c
I
D
C
1
I
I
I
C
6
D
I
B/DI
0
0
D
B
D
C
C
0
D
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
C
I
I
I
I
6
D
I
I
C
I
C
D
B
I
8
I
R/DI
D
D
D
D
b
C
C
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
D
THAWED
ESTES
ESTESLAKE
FSTHERVILLE
ESTD
ESTRELLA
€TACH
ETCHEN
ETELKA
ETHAN
ETHANIA
FTHELMAN
ETnETE
ETHETE. S A L I h E
ETHRIDGE
ETIL
€TOE
ETDILE
ETDNAH
ETDWN
ETSEL
ETTA
ETTER
ETTERSRURG
ETTPICK
EUBANKS
EUCLID
EUDDRA
EWER
EUFAULA
EUHARLEE
EULDNIA
EUNDLA
EUREKA
C
D
D
C
B
B
B
C
C
C
B
B
B
B
C
C
A
B
D
B
B
D
B
B
B
B/D
6
C
B
B
A
C
C
C
D
I
c
I cusero
D
C
A
I
A
D
P
I
I
I
I
C
D
C
B
C
C
C
6
C
A
C
R
C
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
EUSTIS
EUTAW
EVADALE
EVANGELINE
EVANS
FVANSHAM
EVANSTDN
EVANSVILLE
EVAN1
EVARD
EVARD
EVART
EVENDALE
EVERETT
EVERETT. HARD
SUCSTRATUH
EVERGLADES
EVEPLY
EVERMAh
EVERSDC
EVERWHITE
EVESBDRD
EVRIDGE
B
D
B
I
B
I
P
1
B/DI
C
I EWA
A
I
B
D
D
I
C
1
I
1
R
D
I
I
c
I
I
8
E
I
C
1
C
I
I
A/Dl
BEDRDCK
SUBSTRATUM
EWALL
EXCELSIOR
EXCHEQUER
FXCLDSE
EXEL
EXETEP
EXETER.
THICK
SDLUM
EXETTE
EXIRA
EXLINE
EXRAY
EVA.
1
EXUM
6
I
C
I
B
I
EYAK
EYERROh
EYLAU
B
D
D
C
0
D
B
B/D
0
B
R
D
C
A
B
B/D
0
C
D
C
A
0
6
C
A
6
D
0
C
C
B
e
B
D
D
C
C
C
C
TWO H Y D R D L D G I C S O I L GROUPS SUCH AS B / C I N D I C A T E
1'4E D R A I N E D / U N D R A I N E D S I T U A T I O N BEDROCK SUeSTRATUM. REFER T O A S D E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S P H A S E FOUND I N S D I L MAP L E G E N D M D D I F I E R S SHOWN. E.G..
2-53
Table 2-1.-Hydrologic soil groups for US. soils (continued)
EVOTA
EVRE
EZBIN
FABIUS
FACEV I L L E
FACEV
FACTORV
FACTOR*.
MOIST
FAOOIN
FAOOLL
FAGAN
FAGASA
FAHEV
FAIM
FAIM. M O I S T
FAIRBANKS
FA IRBURN
FAIRCHILD
FAIRDALE
FAIRFAX
FAIRFIELD
FA I R H A V E N
FAIRLIE
FAIRLO
FAIRMOUNT
FAIRPLAV
FAIRPOINT
FAIRPORT
FAIRWAY
FAIRVDELL
FAIRVLAWN
FA J A R 0 0
FALAVA
FALBA
FALCON
FALFA
FALFURR I A S
FALK
F A L K IRK
FALKNER
FALLBROOK
FALLCREEK
FALLERT
FALLON
FALLON. NONFLOOOED
FALLSAM
F A L L S INGTDN
FALOMA
FALSEN
FALULA
FANAL
FANCHER
FANDANGLE
FANDOW
FANG
FANNIN
FANNO
FANSHAW
FANTZ
FANU
FAPS
FARAWAY
FAR0
FARBER
FARGO
FARISITA
FARLANO
FARLOY
FARLOW. H I G H
RAINFALL
FARMELL
FARMINGTON
FARMSWORTH
FARMTON
FARNHAM
FARNHAMTON
FARNUF
FARNUF. WET
FARNUM
NOTES:
A
0
B
I
I
B
I
B
B
C
B
0
B
C
C
B
I
I
1
I
c
B
B
D
C
B
B
B
B
0
B
D
B
C
C
C
C
0
C
0
0
D
C
A
C
B
C
B
C
B
C
B
D
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C
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B
I
C
B
1
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FARRAGUT
FARRAR
FARRELL
FARRENBURG
FARROT
FARSON
FARSOW. WET
FARVA
FARVANT
FISHING
FASKIN
FATHOM
FATIMA
FArrrc
FAUNCE
FAUNSOALE
FAUOUIER
FAUSSE
FAVRET
FAWIN
FAX
FAXON
FAVETTE
FAVETTEVILLE
FAVWOOD
FE
FEARS
FEATHERLFGS
FEATHERSTONE
FEDJl
FEDORA
FEDSCREEK
FELAN
FELCHER
FELOA
FELOA.
DEPRESSIONAL
FELICITV
FELlPE
FELIZ
FELKER
FELLOWSHIP
FELOR
FELT
FELTA
FELTHAM
FELTNER
FELTON
FELTONIA
FENCE
FENDALL
FENELON
FENN
FENSTER
FENWICK
FENWOOD
FERA
FERDELFORC
FEROINANO
FEREBEE
FERGUS
FERN C L I F F
FERNANDO
FERNCREEK
FERNDALE
FERNEV
FERNHAVEN
FERNLEV
FERNOW
FERNPOINT
FERNWDOO
FERRELO
FERRIS
FERROBURRD
FEQRON
FERTALINE
FERTEG
FESTINA
FETT
C
I
B
I
B
I
B
I
1
C
B
I
C
I
C
I
0
I
0
I
B
I
1
A
B
I
C
I
A
I
0
I
C
I
0
I
C
I
0
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B
I
B
C
D
B
I
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D
A
6/01
B
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B
B/DI
0
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A
D
0
B
D
B
B
C
B
D
B
e
B
C
C
C
B
C
B
C
C
C
D
B
B
B
D
I3
0
B
C
B
0
B
0
0
D
0
0
C
B
0
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
1
I
I
1
I
I
I
FETTIC
FETZER
FEZ
FIANCER
FIANOER.
DRAINED
FIAT
FIOALGO
FIDDLER
FIOOLETOWY
FIDDVMENT
FIELD
FIELDCREEK
FIELDING
FIELDON
FIFEW
FlFlELD
FILIDN
FILIRAN
FILLMORE
FINCASTLE
FINCH
FINCHFORD
FINOOUT
FINGAL
FINGEROCK
FINLAND
FINLEV
FINLEVPDIWT
FINNERTV
FIND
F INOL
FlONE
FIFADA
FIREBALL
FIWE~OX
FIRESTEEL
FIPESTONE
FIRMAGE
FIR0
FIRDKE
FIRSTVIEW
FIRTH
FIRTH. DQAINED
FISHERMAN
FISHERS
FISHFIN
FISHHDOK
FISHLAKE
FISHPOT
FISHRDCK
FISHTRAP
FISK
FITCHVILLE
FITZGERALD
FITZHUGH
FIVEBLOCK
FIVEMILE
FIVEMILE. SALINF
FIVEOH
FIVEPINE
FIVES
FIVESPRINGS
FLACD
FLAGG
FLAGLER
FLAGSTAFF
FLAK
FLACBEAU
FLAMING
FLANAGAN
FLANOREAU
FLANE
FLANLV
FLASHER
F L A T HORN
FLATHEAD
FLATIRONS
FLATNOSE
FLATONIA
0
c
C
0
C
C
C
C
B
0
C
B
B
D
C
0
0
0
C
C
A
0
C
0
C
B
B
D
B
C
B
C
B
B
B
C
6
D
e
C
C
B
D
B
D
0
D
C
D
D
P
C
e
E
C
0
C
0
C
0
C
C
B
B
0
C
B
A
0
B
C
0
0
B
C
B
0
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
1
1
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
FLATRON
F u r r o P
FLAXTON
FLEAK
FLEER
FLEISCHMANN
FLEMING
FLEMINGTON
FLETCHER
FLEWSIE
FLEX
FLO
FLDER
FLOKE
FLOW
FLDMATON
FLOMOT
FLDOOWOOO
FLORAHOME
FLDRALA
FLORENCE
FLDRESVILLE
FLORIDAN*
FLORIDANA.
OEPRESSIONAL
F L O R I D A N A . FLOl o O E D
FLORIN
FLORISSANT
FLORITA
FLOTAG
FLDWELL
FLOWEREE
FLOVO
FLUETSCH
FLUGLE
FLUKER
FLUVANNA
FLVBDW
FLVGbRE
FLVNN
FLVNNCOVE
FOAO
FDARD
FOEHLIN
FOIDEL
FDLA
FMDAHL
FDLEV
FOLLET
FOMSENG
FOND*
FONDIS
FONNER
FONS
FCNTANA
FONTREEN
FOPIAND
FDRAOA
FORAKER
FCRBAW
FORBES
FORRESVILLE
FORBING
FIXO
FORDICE
FDRDNEV
FORONEV.
WET
FOROTRAN
FOROUM
FORDVILLE
FORELAND
FCRELLE
FORESCAN
FORESTBURG
FORESTDALE
FORESTER
FORESTON
FORGAV
FORK
0
I
0
I
B
1
0
I
A/Ol
0
I
C
I
0
I
FORKWOO0
FORCADER
FORVAN
FORMCALE
FORNEV
FDRNDR
FORREST
FORSEER
e I FORSEV
B
I FORSGREN
0
I FORSVTH
A
I FORT C O L L I N S
I FORT MEAOE
0
D
I FORT M O T 1
6 / 0 1 FORT ROCK
A
I FORTANK
B
I FDRTESCUE
B
I FORTUNA
A
I FORTWINGATE
C
I FORTVFDUR
C
I FORVIC
C
I FORWARD
8 / 0 1 FOSS
I FOSSILON
0
I FOSSUM
I FOSTER
D
C
I FOSTORIA
C
I FOUNTAIN
B
I FOUR S T A R
B
1 FOUR STAR. D R A I N E D
C
I FOURCHE
B
I FOURLOG
B
I FOURME
0
I FDURMILE
0
I FOX
C
I FOXCREEK
C
I FOXCREEK. D R A I N E D
D
I FDXhOME
0
I FOXMOUNT
0
I FOXDL
1 FDXTDN
B
C
I FOXWDRTH
D
I
0
I
0
I
B
I
I
0
0
I
D
I
C
I
0
I
C
I
0
1
B
I
0
I
I
0
I
D
6/01
0
I
D
I
C
I
C
I
I
D
D
I
B
I
A
I
C
I
C
I
D
I
B
I
I
0
B
I
B
I
A
I
I
0
C
1
C
I
B
I
C
I
B
C
B
0
D
B
C
C
B
C
A
B
A
A
C
C
C/O
0
C
C
C
B
0
0
A/D
C
0
0
C
B
B
D
B
B
B
D
C
B
C
D
C
A
FRADDLE
e
FRAILEV
FRAILTCN
FRAY
FRANCIS
FRANCISCAN
FRANCISOUITO
FRANCITAS
FRANDSEN
FRANKFORT
FRANKIRK
FRANKLIN
FRANKST6WN
FRANKTOWN
FRANKVILLE
FRATERNIDAD
FRAVAL
F R A V A L . GRAVELLY
FRAZER
FRAZERTON
FRED
FREDENSBORG
FREDERICK
FREDON
FREDONIA
FREDONVER
FREE
FREEBURG
FWEECE
FREEDOM
FREEDOM.
SALINE
FREEHOLD
FREELANO
FREEMAN
FREEMANVILLE
FREEON
FREER
0
D
B
A
C
C
D
B
C
C
B
0
D
B
D
C
B
C
B
C
C
B
C
C
C
B/D
C
0
C
B
B
C
C
B
B
C
THE D R A I N E O / U N O R A I N E D S I T U A T I O N .
M O D I F I E R S SHOWN. E--G..
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUM.
REFER TO A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S PHASE FOUND I N S O I L P A P LEGEND.
,
'L
FREEST
FREESTONE
FREETOWN
FREEW A TER
FREEZENER
FREEZEOUT
FRELSBURG
FREMDNl
FREN
FRENCH
FREYCHCREEK
FRENCHJOHN
FRENCHMAN
FRENCHTOWN
FRESHWATER
FRESND.
SALINE-ALKALI
FRESND. T H I C K
SDLUM
FREWA
FREZNIK
FRIANA
FRIAYT
6RIDLO
FRIEDLANDER
FRIEDPAN
FRIENDS
FRIENDSHIP
FR 1 ES
FRIESLAND
1 f i I JPLES
FRIYDLE
FRINES
FRlO
FRIOkA
FRI3TON
FRlPP
FRISCO
FRISITE
FhlTZ
FRIZZELL
FROBEPG
FRODO
FRDWMAY
FUOL IC
FROLIC.
FLEVATIDN<J003
F R O L I C . FLDDDED
FRDNDORF
FRDNTFNAC
FPDNT l E P
:*OYTOY
FROST
FROZARD
FUUITA
FRUITFIELD
FRUITHURST
FPUITLAhD
FRUITLAND.
MCD:RATtLY
UiT
F Q U I TLAND. WET
FRY€
FRYFBURG
FT. DRUM
FT. GREEN
FUBAQ
FURBLE
FUEG3
FUEGOSTA
FUERA
FUGAWEE
FUGHES
FULCHER
FULDA
FULLAM
FULLEP
FULLERTON
FULMER
FULMER. D R A I N E D
NOTES:
soil groups for U.S. sdls (conlnued)
C
C
D
B
I
I
FULSHEAR
1 FULSTDNF
I FULTON
I FULTS
P
I FULWIDER
8
I FUNTER
D
I FUOUAV
C
I FURNISS
8
I FURSHUR
C
I FURY
@
I FURY. D R A I N E D
C
I FUSULINA
9
I FUSUVAR
D
I GAASTRA
D
1 EABAL3DN
D
I GIBES
I GAaevrLLv
C
I GABEL
1 GABICA
R
I GABIND
D
1 GACEY
I GACHADO
D
D
I GACIBA
C
I GADDES
C
I GADDY
C
I GADSDEY
C
1 GADSDEY. h E T
A
I suesraArur
3
1 GADWELL
P,
I GAGEBV
I b1GETD.4
B
C
I GAGIL
I GAUEE
C
9
I GAIP
I GAIL*
C
C
I GAINES
4
I GAINESBCRD
B
I GAIhESVILLE
I GALATA
0
6
I GALBRETH
C
1 GALCHUTT
I GALE
0
3
1 GALEN
C
I GALEPPI
3
1 GALESTlhA
C
I G4LEST9Wh
1 GALEY
C
I GALILEE
a I GALISTFD
9
1 GALISTEO.
C
I SALINE-ALKALI
D
I GaLLAND
D
I i4LLATIN
C
I GALLEGOS
B
I GbLLEN
b
I GALLIA
I GALLIUE
C
3
I GALLIDY
I GALLFAY
C
I GALLUP
C
I GALDD
C
I GAL1
B
1 GALVA
C
I GALVESTON
D
I GALVEZ
1 GALVlN
C
D
I GALWAY
I GAMCLER
C
D
1 GAMBDA
C
I GAMGEE
B
I GAYADD
C
I GANCE
C
I GANDO
C/DI GANIS
C
I GANNET1
D
I CANSNER
R
1 GbNSNER. F D N D t C
D
I GANY
C
I GAPBUTTE
GAPCOT
G APD
I GAPO. D R A I N E D
I GAPPMAVER
I GARA
I CARPER
I C- ARR 0
I GAPE+UTT
I GACCENO
I GARCFS
I GARCIA
I GARCITAS
I GAPCON
I GARCELL*
I GARCENA
I GARDINER
I GAWDNER* S FDPK
I GARDNERVILLE
I GARDDNE
I GAPEY
I GARFAN
I GARF I E L n
I GARHILL
I GAR IPER
I GAG 1 T A
I G b R L AND
I 6ARLFT
1 GAPLOCK
I GAkMON
I GARHDPF
I GARNtL
I GAkNER
I GARNES
I C Ah0
I G ARR
I CLFRETSDY
I CARRETT
1 GLRR I S 3 h
I CLRROCHALES
I GARS 11)
I GAPTCN
I GARVESDh
I
e
B
C
A
B
C
C
C
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
C
I
C
(
1
e
e
E
B
B
B
E
I
I
1
I
I
I
C/O1
D
I
I
P
A
I
C
I
I
D
B
I
e
1
a
I
I
I
I
I
C
D
C
D
D
D
C
D
B
B
TWO HYDROLOGIC S D I L GROUPS SUCH AS R/C
I
I
I
I
I
I
GACVIN
GARWIN
GLFL*
GPCZPhA
GAS CREEK
GASCONADF
GASIL
GbSCbfT
CbSSAUAY
GISSVILLE
GASTON
GAT
GATES
GATESCPI
CATEVIEW
GATEhAV
GATEbDDC
GbTLIh
GATOR
GATTC!N
GbULDY
GAULEY
GAVEL
GAVILAN
GAVINS
GAVIDTA
GAY
GAYLESVILLE
GAYLORD
GAYNCR
GAYVILLC
GAZELLE
GAZDS
GAZYFLL
C.EARHART
GEARY
GEBSGN
IhDICATE
D
o
C
B
c
8
B
0
C
t
@
C
B
C
I GED
I GEE
I GEEBURG
I GEEMORE
1 GFER
I GEERTSEN
I GEFO
I GEISEL
I GEKE
I GELKIE
I GEM
I GEM. STONV'
I GEYIO
I GEMSON
I GENAW
I GENEGRAF
I GENESEE
I GENEVA
I GENOA
I GENDL A
I GENT I L L *
I GENTRY
1 GEOCONDA
I GECWROCK
I GEORGECREEK
I GEORGETOWN
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
GEDRGEVILLE
GEORGIA
GEPFDRD
0
GEPP
C
GEPPERT
D
GERALD
F!
GERPFR
D
GERDRUM
GEEING
D
P
GERLlCH
P
GERLAhE
e
GEaLe
D
GEWMANTOWN
C
GFRMAhV
C
GERMER
C
GFRONI
0
I GECRAPD
DRAINED
e / o l GERRARD.
e I GERST
D
I GESSIE
G
I GESSNER
D
I GESTRIN
P
I GETAWAY
B
I GETCHELL
D
I GETfibIL
I GETTYS
C
C
I GCTZVILLE
P
I GtYTEC
P
I GEYSEN
C
I GIBBLER
I GIBBON
B
C
1 GIBBONSCREEK
C
1 GIBeS
B
I GleNtY
D
I GIbSONVlLLE
r I GlewrLL
6
I GIDEON
C
I GIELDb
C
I GIFFDRD
C
I GIGGEP
D
I GILA
D
I GILBERT
B/Dl GlLBOA
D
I GlLBY
C
I GILCHRIST
I GlLCD
C
D
I GILCREST
D
I GILEAD
C
I GILES
C
I GILFORD
A
I GILFCRD.
I STWATIFIED
B
I suesraArum
THE D R A I N E D / U N D R A I N E D
SITUATION.
D
I
I
GrLlsPrE
GILLAND
I GILLENDER
I GILLIAW
I GILLIGAN
I GILLS
I GILLSBUPG
I GILWAN
1 GILMORE
8
I GILPAR
C
1 GILPIN
a I GILROV
C
I GILSTON
e I G I L T EDGE
D
1 GIMLETT
0
I GINAT
e I GINEX
0
I GINGER
D
I GIN1
B
I GINLAMD
D
I GINNIS
D
I GINSFR
C
I GIRARD
8
I GIQARDOT
B
I GIRD
0
I GIST
8
I GITAKUP
C
I GITAM
C
I GIVIN
B
I GLACIERCREEK
C
I GLADDEN
D
1 GLbCEL
D
I GLADEVILLE
D
I GLADEWATER
e I GLADSTCNE
D
I GLADYIN
I GLASGOW
B
8
I GLASSNER
I GLEAN
6
e I GLEASD~';
C
I GLEeE
e I GLEN
1 GLENRAP
C
E
I GLENBAR. WET
D
I GLENBERG
e I GLENELAIR
R / D f GLFNBRDOK
R
I GLENCARB
B
I GLENCARB. WET,
C
I SALINE
D
I GLCNCDE
I GLENCOE. PDNDED
C
D
I GLENDALC
I G L E N D A L E * WET
C
I GLENDALE. R A R E L I
C
C
I FLOODED
I GLENDERSDN
B
C
1 GLENDIVE
D
I GLENDDRA
C
I GLENEDEN
D
I GLCNELG
C
I GLENFDRD
C
1 GLENHALL
C
I GLENHAM
D
I GLENMEN
I GLENWDRA
C
I GLENNALLEN
B
D
I GLENDMA
I GCENPDDL
B
e I GLENRID
A
I GLENROSE
B
I GLENRDSS
0
1 GLENSTED
C
I GLENTDN
B
I GLENTON. WET
R / D I GLENTDSH
D
I GLENVIEW
I GLENVILLE
I GLENYDN
C
C
C
0
0
A
0
C
Table 2-1.-Hydrologic soil groups for U.S. soils (continued)
GLOHM
GLORIA
GLDUCESTER
GLOVER
GLYNDON
GL YNN
GLYNWOOD
GLYPHS
GOBAR
GOBERNADOR
GOBINE
GOBLE
GDBL I N
GOCHEA
GODOARD
GOOOE
GOD0 I N G
GODECKE
GODFREY
GODW IN
GOEMMER
GOESLING
GOESSEL
GOFFPEAK
GDGEB I C
GDL
GOL
GOL. N O N S T D N Y
GDL.
GRAVELLY
GOLCONDA
GOLD CREEK
GOLDBERG
GOLOENDALE
GOLOF I N C H
GOLDHEAO
GDLDH I L L
G O L D H I L L . LOAMY
SUBSTRATUM
GOLDLAKE
GDLDMAN
GOLDM I R E
GDLOR IDGE
GDLDRUN
GOLDSBORD
GOLDSTDN
G O L D S T R E AM
G O L D S T R E A M . THAWED
GDLDUST
GDLDVALE
GOLDVALE. NDNSTDNY
GDLOVEIN
GDLDYKE
GOLET A
GOL IAD
GOLLAHER
GDLSUM
GDL TR V
GDLVA
GDMEQY
GOMEZ
GDNV I C K
GDNZAGA
GDDCH
GOOD ING
GOODINGTON
GOODL AND
GOOOLDW
GOODMAN
GOODNIGHT
GDODPASTER
GDOOPICH
GOOOSPRINGS
GDOOW I L L
GOOOW I N
GOOLAWAY
GDDSE C R E E K
GODSE CREEK. WET
GOOSE L A K E
GODSE BURV
NDTES:
C
I
D
I
I
A
C/O1
6
I
C
I
C
I
B
1
B
1
D
I
B
I
C
I
0
I
6
I
I
B
D
I
C
I
D
I
D
I
D
I
C
I
B
I
D
I
B
I
B
I
D
I
C
I
C
I
C
I
C
I
D
1
D
1
6
I
D
I
B/D I
0
C
B
C
C
B
A
B
C
D
B
C
B
C
C
D
B
C
D
C
A
B
B
B
B
C
D
D
D
Ll
B
B
A
D
B
D
B
B
C
B
C
D
B
GDOSEFLATS
GOOSMUS
GDRDO
GORE
GOREEN
GMIGAS
GORGON10
GDRHAM
GORIN
GORING
GORMAN
GMISKEL
GDRST
GORUS
GDRZELL
GDSA
GDSHEN
GDSHUTE
GDSINTA
GDSLIN
GOSNEY
GDSPER
GDSPDRT
GOSS
GDSUMI
GDTEBD
GDTHAM
GDTHARO
GOTHENBURG
GOTHIC
GDTHD
GDTHD.
MDDERATELV
WET
GOTHO. C D D L
GOULDING
I GOULDSBORO
1 GDUROIN
I GOURLEY
I GDVE
I GDWEN
I GOWKER
1 GDWTON
I GDLEM
1 GRAB€
I GRABLE
I GRACEMONT
1 GRACEMORE
I GRACEVILLE
I GRADCD
I GPADDk
I GRADV
I GRAFEN
1 GRAFF
I GRAHAM
I GRAIL
1 GRAINDLA
1 GRALEV
I GRALIC
I GRAN
I GRANATH
I GRANBY
I GRANDE RONDE
1 GRANDFIELD
I GRANDYORE
I GRANDPON
I GRANDVIEW
I GRANDVIEW. D R A I N E D
I GRANFR
I GRANGE
I GRANGEdONT
I GRANGEVILLE.
I DRAINED. S L O P I N G
I GRANGEVILLE.
I SALINE-ALKALI.
I WET
I GRANGEVILLE.
1 SALINE-ALKALI
I GRANGEVILLE.
I M O D E R A T E L Y WET
D
I
6
I
B
I
0
I
0
I
D
I
1
A
B/Dl
I
C
C
I
C
I
0
1
0
I
B
I
B
I
B
1
B
I
D
I
I
C
6
I
0
I
GRANGEVILLE.
DRAINED
GRANGEVILLE.
OCCASIONALLY
FLOODED
GRANILE
GRANMOUNT
GRAND
GRANSHAW
GRANT
GRANTFORK
GRANTHAM
GRANTSBURG
GPANTSOALE
GRANVILLE
GRANYOh
GRANZAN
GRLPEVINF
GRAPIT
GRASHUL
GRASPERE
e I GRASSNA
C
I GRASSVAL
e I GRASSVALLEY
0
I GRASSY B U T T E
I GRASSYCUNE
A
I GRAT
C
I GRATTAN
C
I GRAUFELS
C
I GRAVDEN
I GRAVELTDN
C
B
I GRAVIER
I GRAYPERT
I GRAYCALM
0
D
I GRAYFDRD
0
I GRAYLAND
I GRAYLAND. D Q A I N E C
C
C
I GRAYLING
B
I GRAYLOCK
R
I G R A Y L O C K . STONY
C
I GRAYPOINT
I G R A Y P O I N T . WET
B
D
1 GRAVRDCK
b
I GRAYS
B
I GRAYSILL
C
I GPAZER
C
I GRFAT REND
6
I 6REDGE
C
I GREEN e L U F F
C
I GPEEN CANYON
D
I GREEN R I V E R
ti
I GREEN R I V E Q .
D
I STRONGLY S A L I N E
0
I GRFEN R I V E R .
C
I FLPODED
0
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I GREENBRIAQ
D
B
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C
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B
I GRFENE
A/OI G R E E N F I E L D
I GREENFIELD.
D
B
1 HARDPAN
B
I SURSTQATU4
B
I GREENHALGH
C
1 GRtENHDRN
B
I GREENLEAF
B
1 GREENLEE
C
I GREENMAN
C
I GREENDUGH
I GREENSON
B
1 GREENTDN
I GRFENVILLE
C
I GREENVINE
I GREENWATER
B
I GREEIIWAY
I GREENWOOD
I GREHALFM
B
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M O D I F I E R S SHOWN. E-G..
BEDROCK S U B S T R A T U L . R E F E R
G R E L L TON
GRENADA
GRENADIER
GRENVILLE
GRESHAM
GRETDIVIO
GREW I N G K
GREYPACK
GREYED
GREVBULL
GREYEAGLE
GREYS
GRIBBLE
GRIOELL
GRIDGE
GRIDLEY
GRIETA
GRIEVES
GRIFFITH
GRIFFV
GRIFTON
GRIGSeY
GRIGSTDN
GRIMM
G R I M L . STONY
GPIMSLEY
GRIMSTAD
GRIMSTONE
GRINA
GRINDALL
GRINDBRDDK
GRINDSTONE
GPINK
GRINRDD
GRISDALE
GRISWDLD
GRITNEV
GRIVER
GRIVER.
WET
GRIVER. ORAINED
GRIZZLY
GRDBUTTE
GRDGAN
GROOM
GRDSECLDSE
GRDSS
GROSSWELL
GRDTDN
GRDTTE
GPDTTO
GPDUSECREEK
GROUSEVILLE
GRDVE
GROVECITV
GRCVENA
GPDVER
GROVETDN
GROWDEN
GRCWLER
GROWTON
GRUB85
GRUBSTAKE
GRUENE
GRULLA
GRUMMI T
GRUNDV
GRUVER
GRYGLA
GSCHWEND
GUADALUPE
GUA JFI
GUAM
GUAMAN1
GUANABAND
GUANAJIBD
GUANICA
GUARD
GUARDLAKE
GUAVABD
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C
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B
0
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I GUCKEEN
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I GUELPH
I GUEMES
I GUENOC
I GUENTHER
1 GUERNSEY
I GUERD
I GUERRERD
1 GUEST
I GUFFEV
I GUFFIN
I GUGUAK
I GUILDEP
I GUISER
I GULER
I GULF
I GULKANA
I GULNARE
1 GUMBLE
I GUMBOOT
I GUMBOOT. DRAINED
I GUNRARREL. S A L I N E
1 GUNBARREL.
DRAINED
I GUN0
I GUNDV
I GUNLOCK
I GUNN
I GUNNEL
I GUNSIGHT
I GUNSDNE
I GUNSTDCK
I GUNTER
I GUP
I GURDANE
I GURDON
I GURLEY
I GURNEY
I GUSTIN
I GUSTSPRING
I GUTHRlE
I GUV
I GUYAN
I GUYANDDTTE
1 GUVTON
I GWEN*
I GWIN
I GWIN. G R A V E L L Y
I GWINLV
I GWINNETT
I GYMER
I GVNELLE
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I GVSTRUM
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HACCKE
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HACKBERRV
HACKERS
HACKRDV
HACKWDDD
HADAR
HADENCPEEK
HADES
HADLEV
VADSELVILLE
HAFLINGER
HAGEN
HAGENBARTH
HAGEP
HAGERMAN
HAGERSTDWN
HAGGA
THE C R A I N E D / U N O R A I N E D S I T U A T I O N .
TO A S P E C I F I C S D I L S E R I E S P H A S E F O U N D I N S D I L M A P L E G E N D .
HAGGA.
SALINE -ALKAL I
HAGGERTY
HAGSTAOT
HAGUE
HbIG
HAIGHTS
HAIKU
HA I L H A h
H A I RE
H A I R E . BE3ROCK
SUBSTRATUU
HAKKER
HALACAN
HALAUA
HALBERT
HALCOTT
HALOER
HALE
HALE. D R A I N E D
HALEDON
HALE I W A
HALEV
HALF POON
HALFAOAY
HALFWAY
HAL I I
HALIIHAILE
HALL
H A L L PANCH
rlALLANOALE
HALLANOALE. T I D A L
HALLCREEK
HALLECI
HALLECK. GRbVELLY
SU3 S 1 R P T UP
HALLETTSVILLE
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HALLOR AN
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C
B
B
8
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B
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B
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B
H A V I P O E . BEDROCK
SUBSTRATUM
HANIS
HANKINS
HANKS
HANKSVILLC
HANKSVILLF.
NGNFLOODED
HANLDN
HANLY
HANNA
HANNAHATCHEE
HAYNING
HAND
HANOVER
HANS
HANSEL
HANSTA
HANSON
HANTHO
HANTZ
HANTZ. OfiV
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HAPGOO3
HAPJA CT
hADNEY
HAPPLE
HAPUQ
HARAHAN
HARAHILL
HARANA
HAQBORO
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HAROESTY
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HAMPSHIRE
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HANAGITA
hAYAKER
HANALE I
HANAFAULU
HANCE V l L L E
HIND
HANDPAH
HANORAN
HANOSBORO
HANDY
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HANFORD
HANGAAQD
HANGDO
P b Y G T OWk
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C
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NOTES:
1
1
1
I
1
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
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I
1
I
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1
HARDISTER
HARDOL
HARDSCRARBLE
HLPOTRIGGER
HARDY
HARGILL
PARGREAVC
hARJO
HARKEQS
HARKEY
kIARINESS
hAFLAN
HARLEM
CARLEM. CHANNELED
HARLESTCN
HAPLINGEN
HARLOW
HARLEML
HAfiHONY
HAQNEY
HAROL
HARPER
HARPEQSVILLE
HARPETH
PARPOLE
HARPS
HAPPSTER
HARP1
HAGDUA
HARRAH
HAPRIET
HARRIHAN
HARRIHAN. WET
HARRINGTDN
HARRIS
HARRISBURG
HARRISON
HARRISVILLE
HARROUN
HARSAN
C
C
C
B
0
C
e
A
B
e
P
C
C
C
C
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D
C
B
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B
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C
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C
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0
C
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b/C
8
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HARSLDW
HARSTINE
HARSTDN
HART
HART CAMP
HARTCR
HARTFOQD
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C
HARTIG
6
HARTILL
HARTLAND
HARTLESS
HARTLETON
HAPTNIT
H A R T SeURG
HART S E L L S
HARTSHORY
HIRTVILLE
HART b E L L
HARVARO
H ARVFS T E R
HARVEV
3EOROCK
HAPVFY
SUBSTRATU*.
OQY
HARWOOO
HASK I L L
HASKINS
HASSEE
HASSELL
HAST I N G S
HAT
HATBORO
HATCH
HATCH. GRAVELLY
HATCHERY
HATCHET.
OVERBLOWN. T H I C K
SOLUM
HATCPFT. GRAVELLY
HATCHET. 3VERBLDWN
HATCHET. COSBLY
HATCHIE
HATCRMUS
1 HATEfiTON
I HATHACAY
1 HATLEY
I HATLIFF
1 HATHAKEP
1 HATPEAK
HA11 I E
HATTON
HATUR
HATCAI
HAUBSThDT
H AUG
HAL'GAN
HAUL I N G S
HAUNCHEE
HAUZ
HAVALA
HAVANA
HAVELOCK
HAVEN
HAVEROAD
HAVEPOAD.
MODERATEL Y S A L I N E
I HAVERHILL
I HAVERLY
I HAVERUOM
I HbVERSON
I HAVILAND
I HAVILLAH
I HAVINGDON
I HAVRE
I HAVREt SALINE
I H I V R C . M'33EG'ATELY
I VET
1 HAVRELON
I HAW
TWO HYDROLOGIC S O I L GROUPS SUCH AS B/C I N D I C A T E
H O O I F I E R S SHOWN. E.G..
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUM.
REFER
B
HAW I
HAWICK
HAWKEYE
HAWKINS
HAWKSBILL
HAWKSNEST
HIWKSPR I N G S
HAWKSTONE
HAWLEY
C
B
D
D
C
A
C
6
B
e
C
e/ O
B
6
C
C
e
6
B
C
A
A
C
B
C/D
B
8
e
HAWSLEY
A
HAXTUN
HAY'BDURNE
HAYCRIK
HAYDEN
HAYESTDN
HAYESVILLE
HAYESVILLE.
HAYFIELD
HAVFDRD
HAVHODK
HAYMARKET
HAVMOND
HAYYON1
HAYNESS
B
B
C
B
e
B
STONY
C
HAYNIE
B
e
HAYPRESS
HAYRACK
HAYSPUR
HAYSUM
HAYTER
C
HAITI
D
HAYWIRE
HAYWDOD
HAZEL
hAZELAIR
HAZEh
HAZLEHURST
HAZLETDN
HAZTDN
HFADLEY
HEADQUARTERS
HEACE
H t ALDTDN
PEALING
HFARNE
H E A R N E . GRADED
HEATH
UEATHCOAT
HEATLY
HEATCN
HE@BRONVILLE
HERER
HEBERT
HE80
HEPRDN
HECETA
HECHTLAN
UECKER
UECKISON
HECLA
HECTOR
HEDGE
HEDDES
HEDDX
HEDRICU
HEDSTRDM
HEDVILLE
HEECHEE
HEELY
HEESER
C
c
C
C
C
C
B
C
C
C
C
C
n
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
C
I
D
e
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
P/DI
6
D
D
C
B
B
I
I
I
I
I
1
B/Cl
C
I
e
B
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
e
I
C
C
C
6
B
e
B
C
B
C
C
HEFED
HEFLIN
HEGLAR
HEGNE
HEIDEL
HEIDEN
HEIDTMAN
HEIGHTS
nEiL
c
B
C
P
D
B
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
B
B
B
HEIMDAL
HEINSAW
HEISETON
H E I S E T D N . STONY
HEISETDN.
S A L I N f -ALKAL I
HEISLER
HEIST
HEITT
HEIZER
HELD1
HELELAND
HELENA
HELENDALE
HELLGATE
HELLLAN
HELP
HFLLlER
HELLER. GRAVELLY
SUeSDlL
HELPER.
THIN
SURF ACE
HELMPR. SEVERELV
D
HELMICK
HELTER
HELVETIA
HELY
HEUGRE
HEMCRDSS
HEMINGFORD
HEMOSTEAD
HENCO
HENOE RSDN
HENDDN
HENDR I C K S
HENDY
HENEFER
HENHD I T
HENKIN
HENLEY
HENLINE
HENPEL
HENNEKE
HENNEPIN
HENNESSY
HENNEWAY
HENNEY
HENNINGS
HENNINGSEN
HENRIETTA
HENRIEV I L L €
HENRY
HENSHAW
HENSLEY
HENSDN
HEPLER
HEPPSIE
HERAKLE
H ER BER T
HE R P M A N
D
HERD
0
B
B
D
C
B
C
D
e
C
B
D
R
B
D
r
I
I
I
I
I
I
B
A
C
c
R
C
D
P
D
A
C
C
B
8
D
B
B
B
B
B
R
D
B
D
C
HEREFORD
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
B/DI
D
I
THE D R I I N E D / U N D R A I N E D S I T U A T I O N .
TD A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S PHASE FDUND
C
B
C
C
B
B
C
D
C
B
C
8
B
C
D
C
D
D
D
ERODED
A
C
C
D
C
C
A
A
B
HER110
HERKIMER
HERLDNG
HERL
HERMANTOWN
HERMERING
HERMISTON
HERMDN
HERNANDEZ
HERNDDN
HERD
HEROD
HERRICK
HERSH
HERSHAL
HERTY
D
B
C
C
B
B
B
B
B/D
B
C
B
C
C
B
e
C
C
C
D
B
B
B
e
B
C
B/D
R
D
C
D
e
C
D
D
B
c
C
B
C
B
D
C
C
B
B
A
B
B
B
D
B
0
D
D
2-57
Table 2-l.--Hydrologic soil groups for U.S. rdls (continued)
nEscn
HESPER
HESPERIA
n E S P E RUS
nessEL
HESSELBERG
HESSELTINE
MESSING
HESSLAN
HESSON
HETERWA
HE T T INGE R
HEUSSER
HE U V E L TON
HEWITT
HEX1
H E VDE R
HE~~LAuFF
HEVTOU
HEZEL
n I VISTA
HIARC
HIBAR
H I BB ARD
H I B B I NG
HIBERNIA
HISRITEN
HICKMAN
HICKORY
HICKS
HICKSVILLE
HICKSVILLE*
BEDROCK
SUBSTRATUM
HICOTA
HIDALGO
H I D A T SA
HIOEAWAV
H I DEWooo
HIERRO
H I G G I NS
HIGGINSVILLE
n I G n GAP
H I GHA MS
HIGHBANK
HIGHCAMP
HIGHF IELD
HIGHHORN
HIGHMORE
H IGHPOlNT
HIGHROCK
HIGHTOWER
HiGnwooo
HIHIMANU
H I IBNER
H I K O PEAK
H I K O SPRINGS
HILAIQE
HILAND
HILDEBRECHT
HILDRETH
HILEA
HILES
HILGER
HILGRAYE
nIL1GnT
HILINE
HILLBRICK
HILLCO
HILLEMANN
HILLERY
HILLET
HILLFIELD
HILLGATE
H I L L I ARD
H I L L IARD.
MOOERATELV WELL
DRAINED
HILCON
NOTES:
2-58
B
B
B
I
I
I
I
B
6/01
D
E
B
c
c
I
I
I nILo
I niLoLo
I HILT
I HILTON
C
C/O1
C
I
C
I
0
1
I
B
B
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
c
B
8
C
B
B
C
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
1
1
B
B
B
0
I
I
I
I
6/01
B
0
C
C
0
C
B
B
B
B
0
D
C
C
B
C
B
B
B
B
C
0
0
B
B
B
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
1
0
D
0
B
C
C
B /C
B
0
B
c
C
HILLSBORO
HILLSDALE
HILLTO
HILLWOOO
HILMAR
HILMAR. DRAINED
HILMOE
I
1
I
I
HINCKLEV
HINDCS
HINESBURG
HINKER
HINKLE
HINMAN
HINSOALE
HIRAMSBURG
HIRIDGE
HIRSCHOALE
HISEGA
HISKEV
*ISLE
HITCHCOCK
HITILO
HIT1
HIVAL
HIWAN
HIWASSEE
HIWOOD
HIXTON
HOAOLV
HOBACKER
HOBAN
B
B
C
C
C
HMDERMAN
HOLD ERNE SS
H O L D I N G F090
HDLDREGE
noL ILL IP A n
HOLLAND
HOLLANDLAKE
noLL INGER
noLL IS
noLL ISTER
HOLLOMAN
HOLLOMEX
HOLLOW
HOLLOWAV
HOLLOW TREE
0
noLLv
C
0
C
nouv.
B
B
0
B
C
A
D
B
B
A
0
C
C
B
0
B
A
B
D
0
I(
A
B
C
B
e
HOBCAW
B
D
HOBE
A
HOBERG
HOBIT
C
C
0
HOBBS
HOBO
HOBOG
HOBONNV
HOBSON
HOBUCKEN
HOCAR
HOCHHEIM
HOCKINSON
HOCKINSON.
MODERATELV WET
HOCKINSON. D R A I N E D
HOCKLEY
HOCKLEV. GRADED
HODA
HOOEOO
HODENPVL
HOOGE
HOOGINS
HDDGSON
HOEHNE
HOFFLANO
HOFFMANVI L L E
H O F F S T hDT
HOFLV
HOG A OE R O
HOGANSBURG
HOGBA CK
HOGG
HOGMALAT
HOGR I S
PJNOEO
n o u v SPRINGS
HOLLVWELL
HOLLVNOOD
HOLMAN
HOLMDEL
HDLMES
HOLOHAN
HOLOUUA
HOLOPAU
HDLOPAW.
DEPRESSIONAL
H OLOPA W .
FREOUCNTLV
FLOODED
HOLSINE
HCLSTEIN
HOLSTON
HOLT
HOLTEP
HOLTLE
noLToN
HOLT V I L L E
HOLVOKE
HOCA
HOVE C A C P
HCCE L AKE
HOMELAND
HOVER
H OME S T A K E
HOCESTEAO
HOMEYODO
HOMME
0
0
C
0
D
B
0
C
B
C
0
C
C
B
A
B
C
*
D
C
B
C
B
8
C
C
0
B
non
B
HOHMANN
HOK 0
HXBORN
HOLEROOK
noLcoMB
HXDAWAV
naoEN
HOLDER
C
C
C
B
0
D
B
B
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
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HONOBIA
HONOKAA
HONOLUA
HONOMANU
HONONEGAH
HONOULIULI
HONTAS
HONTOON
HONUAULU
HOOD
HCODLE
HOODOO
HOODSPORT
H00 GOA L
HOOKS
HOOKSAN
HOOKTON
HOOLEHUA
HOD L v
HOOPAL
HOOPCR
nooPEsTaN
R
A
B
B
P
C/D
0
0
B
C
e
C
B/D
0
0
0
e
B
B
e
B
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
B
C
C
C/O1
C
I
c
B
C
B
C
B
C
C
I
I
HOVEN
HOVENWEEP
HOVER1
HOVEY
HOWARD
HOWARDSVILLE
HOWCAN
HOWCREE
HOWE
C
0
C
B
B
B
C
A
B
B
B/D
A
B
B
D
C
I
I
I
I
C
A
0
B
B
B
C
B
B
C
B
D
B
novoE
B
0
WORST
A
B
C
B
C
B
D
E
A
0
B
A
D
C
C
B
0
B
B
8
B
C
B
D
B
HORNING
HORTONVILLE
I HOSKIN
I HOSKINNINI
I HOSLEY
I HOSMER
I HOSSICK
I HOSTAGE
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
1
C
HORNITOS
HORNSEV
HORNSVILLE
HORROCKS
HORSECAMP
HORSERIDGE
HORSESHOE
HORSETHIEF
HORSLEY
HOTAW
HOTCREEK
HOTEL
HOTSPRINGS
HOUOEK
HOUGH
HOUGHTON
HOUGHTON. PONDED
HOUGHTONVILLE
HOUK
HDULA
HOULKA
HOURGLASS
nouse MOUNTAIN
HOUSER
HOUSEROCK
HOUSTAKE
HOUSTON
HOUSTON B L A C K
D
B
0
0
wpco
c
A
C
B
B
HOPDRAW
HOPEKA
HOPK I N S
HOPLANO
HOPLEV
HOPSONVILLE
HOQUIAM
HORD
HOREB
HOREB. G R A V E L L Y
SUBSTRATUM
HORNELL
C
B
B
I
I
B
B/OI
B
HCOSAN
HOOSEGOW
HCOcIC
HOOSIERVILLE
HODS l M B 1 M
HOOT
HOOTEN
0
A
B
C
n r o m ITE
B
WET
I HOMO S A S S A
I HONAUNAU
I HONCUT
I HONDALE
I HDNDOHO
I HONEOYE
I HONE VOEW
I HONE VGROVE
I HCNE VJONES
l HONE VV IL L E
I HONKER
I HONLAK
I HONLAK. D R A I N E D
I HONLU
noowIEV
C
C
C
0
B
c
D
0
c
B
B
C
C
0
c
B
B
B
A/D
0
C
C
B
D
E
0
0
D
C
0
D
0
0
C
0
C
A
A
B
C
C
I HOWELL
I HOWLAND
1 HOWSON
I now
I HOVLETON
I novpus
I HOVTVILLE
I HUACHUCA
I HUALAPAI
I Hue
I HUBBARD
1 HUBBARDTON
I HUBBELL
I HUBERLI
I HUBERT
C
C
C
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
e
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
\
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
HUBLERSBURG
HUCKLEBERRY
HUCKLEBERRY. H I G H
RAINFALL
HUDNUT
HUDSCIN
HUECO
HUEL
HUENEME
HUENEME.
MODERATELY WET
HUENEME. D R A I N E D
HUERFANO
HUEY
HUFFINE
HUFFMAN
HUFFTON
HUGGINS
HUGHES
HUGHESVILLE
HUGO
HUGUS
HUGUSTON
HUICHICA
H U I C H I C A . PONDED
HUIKAU
HUKILL
nuLETT
HULLS
HULL1
HULUA
Hum
HUMACAO
HUMATAS
HUMBARGER
HUMBIG
HUMBIRO
nuMBoLoT
HUMBOLDT.
MODERATELY WET.
SALINE-ALKALI
HUMeOLDl
MODERATELY WET.
SALINE
HUMBDLDTt DRAINED.
STRONGLY S A L I N E
n u M B o L o T . DRAINED.
NONSALINE
HUMBOLDT.
MODERATELY WET
HUMBOLDT. D R A I N E D
HUMOUN
HUME
HUMESTON
HUMKER
HUMMINGTON
HUMPHREVS
HUYPTULIPS
HUMSKEL
HUN
HUNCHBACK
HUNDRAW
HUNEWILL
HUNGRY
TWO H V D R O L O G I C S O I L GROUPS SUCH A S B / C I N D I C A T E
THE D R A I N E D / U N O R A I N E O S I T U A T I O N .
M O D I F I E R S SHOWN. E-G..
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUM. R E F E R TO A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S P H A S E F O U h O I N S O I L MAP LEGEND.
c /D
C
C
B
A
0
B
0
B
C
B
B
C
C
A
C
B
B
0
0
B
E
B
C
B
C
B
B
0
C
0
A
e
e
C
B
0
B
E
C
B
C
B
0
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
C
C/D
C
C
B
B
C
B
0
0
B
C
Table 2-l.-Hydrologic sdl groups for U.S. soils (continued)
I
HUNNTDN
HUNS INGER
HUNTERS
HUNTERSVILLE
HUNTIMER
HUNTING
HUNTINGTDN
HUN TMDUN T
HUNTPDCK
HUN T S eUR G
HUNTSVILLE
HUPP
HURDS
HURLBUT
HURLE Y
HURRICANE
HURRY BACK
HURRY B ACK
HURST
HURWAL
HUSE
HUSKA
HUSSA
HUSSA s C L A V E V
SUBS T R A T UM
HUSSA. MDDERATELV
C
B
B
B
C
C
9
B
B
D
B
B
B
C
D
C
B
B
D
e
D
D
D
C
C
YET
HUSSA. D R A I N E D
HUSSELL
HUSSMAU
HUSUM
HUTCH I N S D N
HUTCHLEY
HUTSDN
HUT1
HUTTDN
HUXLEY
H U Y S I NK
HYALL
HYANNIS
HYAS
PVATTYILLE
HYDABURG
HID:
L
B
*
D
a
C
D
B
D
D
C
0
C
8
B
C
D
B/O
HYOER
HYDRD
HYE
0
HYLOC
D
D
B
B
D
D
D
D
B
C
B
HYMAS
HYPRA I R I €
HYRUM
HYSHAM
HYSHDT
HYTOP
HYZEN
IAD
IBERIA
ICARIA
ICENE
ICESLEW
ICHBDD
ICHETUCKNEE
ICICLE
IDA
IDABEL
IDAHDME
IDAMDNT
IDFE
IDLEW I L D
IDLEWILD. DRAINED
IDMDN
IGDELL
IGERT
IGNACIO
IGO
IGUALDAD
IHLEN
I JAM
ILACHETDMEL
NOTES:
D
D
D
D
D
D
B
B
8
B
R
C
0
C
e
C
C
C
D
D
B
D
3
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
ILDECARe
I L D E f DNSD
ILES
ILIFF
ILIILI
ILlCN
I L L ABDT
ILL A H EE
ILLEP
ILLITD
ILTDN
ICYACD
IMA
IMBLER
IMLAY
IMMIG
IMM IGR A h T
IMMDKALEE
IMMDKALCE
DEPRESSIDNAL
IMDGENE
1m)NIL
IMPACT
IMPER I A L
INARAJAN
INARAJAN.
STRATIFIED
SUBSTRATU*
INAVALE
INCELL
INCHAU
INCHELIUY
INCY
INDART
INDEX
INDIAHOMA
I N D I A N CREEK
I N 0 IAN.3
1NO I ANDLA
INDID
I N D L E TON
INDUS
INEZ
INF E i)N A L
INGALLS
INGENIO
INGER S 3 L L
INGRAM
INKLER
INKOM
INKOM. D R A I N E D
INKOSR
INKS
INKSTER
INLDW
INMACHUK
INMAN
INUO
INNINGER
IYPENDENCE
INSAK
INSIDER1
INSKIP
INSULA
INTERIOR
INTDN
INVERNESS
INVERSHIS-L
INVILLE
I D
IDLEAU
IONA
IDYIA
IDSCO
IOSEPA
IDTLA
IPAGE
IPAND
IPAVA
s
B
C
C
D
D
C
e
e
D
C
B
6
8
I
I
D
I
C
I
I
C
e/Gl
C
I
D
B
A
D
D
C
A
D
C
e
I
I
1
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
IPISH
IP S O N
IPSW I C H
IRA
IPAAN
ICEDELL
IRELAND
IR€NE
IPFTEBA
IRIGUL
IRIM
IRWCCD
IRDCK
I R O N BLDSSDM
I R D N MOUNTAIN
IRON QIVER
IPONCD
IRDNDALE
IRDNDYKE
IRDNSPRIVGS
IRCIITON
ICPOUDIS
IRRAYADDY
IRRIGDN
IRSON
IPVlhF
IRVINGTON
IRWIN
ISAAC
ISABELLA
IS A h
ISAhTI
C
ISTELL
ISELL4
3
15Pl P I S H I
A
rl
D
C
A
B
B
D
D
3
B
R
B
D
e
D
C
D
D
P
C
D
C
A
C
E
D
C
C
D
B
P
3
c
A
P
C
B
6
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9
A
C
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ISKNIT. CJDL
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ISLES
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ISLDTF
ICMAY
1S Y C
I ISPLDE
I ISDH
I ISTER
I ISTOKPDGA
I ITAND
I ITASCA
I ITAT
1 ITCA
I ITIJACA
I ITMAhN
I ITME
I ITSWDOT
IUKI
1 IVA
I IVAN
I IVANELL
I IVAWHCE
I IVED
1 IVERSEN
I IVES
I 1 V E 5 . WET
I lVlE
I IVIS5
I IVYYILO
I IXIAN
1 IYERS
1 IZAGORA
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I 120
I 12Dt
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C
I
B
I
D
I
C
I
P
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C/Dl
I
C
P
I
@
I
P
I
C
I
JACAGUAS
JACANA
JACEE
JACINTD
J A C K CREEK
JACKET
JACKLAND
JACKMAN
JACKNIFE
JLCKPDRT
JACKPOT
e I JACKS
C
I JACKSON
C
1 JACKTDNE
D
I JACDe
B
I JACDBSEN
R
I JACD@V
C
I JACDT
I JACOUES
B
B
I JACOUITH
I JACRATZ
C
@/Dl JACWIN
C
I JADIS
C
I JbFA
0
I JAGUEYES
P
I JAL
I JALMAR
C
D
I JAMES
C
I J A M E S CANYON
e I JAMES CANYON.
A/Dl
DRAINED
1/01 JAPESTDN
B
I JANISE
B
I J A N I S E . OVERBLOWN.
C
I CRAINED
A
I JANSEN
D
I JANUDE
C
1 JANUDt. CLAY
G
I SUBSTRATUM
e I JARAP
C
I JARBDE
A/DI J A P D I N
@
1 JAQEALES
B
I JARITA
C
1 JARMILLD
A
I JAROLA
I JAROSO
B
C
1 JARRE
B / D I JAQRDN
I JARVIS
C
@
I JASCD
e
D
C
C
A
@
C
C
e
C
D
B
C
E
D
A
C
C
C
D
C
D
C
A
D
B
B
C
I
1
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
JASDN
JASPER
JAUCIS
JAUCAS. S A L I N E
JAURIGA
JAVA
JAWBDhE
JAY
JAYAR
1 JAYBEE
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
JAYEL
JAVEM
JAYNES
JEAGER
JEAN
JEAN LAKE
JEANERETTE
JEBE
JEBD
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
JEDBUkG
JEDD
JEDDITD
JEDDITD.
SALINE-bLKALI
JFDDD
JEFFERS
JEFFERSON
JEFFREY
B
D
C
B
A
C
D
B
C
D
C
C
e
D
D
D
C
6
C
C
C
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P
B
I
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I
I
I
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1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
B
e
A
D
C
B
C/D
C
6
B
e
C
D
D
JIHSAGE
D
I?
C
e
C
B
B
D
e
0
D
JEnEMv
JEKLEY
JELLICD
JEMEZ
JENA
JENKINS
JENKINSDN
JENKS
JENNESS
JENNINGS
JENNY
JENDR
JERAG
JERAULD
JERICHO
JEROME
JERRY
JERRVSLU
JERU
JERVAL
JESAEL
J E S S E CAMP
JESSIETDWN
JESSD
JESSUP
JETCDP
JETSTER
JET1
JEVETS
JEYETT
JIGGS
JIGSAW
JILSDN
JIM
JIM80
JIMCREEK
JIMEK
JIMENE2
J I ML AKE
J IMMERSDN
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
JIYTDYN
JIPPER
JIVAS
JDACHEM
JOB
JOBDS
JClbPEAK
JOCAL
JDCITY
J O C I T Y . LDAHV
SURFACE
JOCK0
JDCERD
JOEL
C
B
JDCMRE
B
I JCENEY
D
I JOES
I JDEVAR
C
C
I JOHNS
D
1 JDHNSPURG
D
I JOHNSON,
A
I JOHNSTON
0
I JOHNSTOWN
C
I JDHNSYODD
A
I JDHNTDM
B
1 JDICE
D
I JDINEP
I3
I JDKDDDWSKI
L3
I JDLAN
C
I JDLIET
1 JOLLY
C
C
I JDNALE
@
I JONAS
I .JONATHAN
C/O1 JDNCA
B / D l JDNDA
B
I JONES
9
I JDNESYILLE
B
A
D
C
C
C
B
C
D
B
B
C
D
C
D
D
D
D
C
C
B
B
D
B
B
C
C
D
C
e
C
€4
R
C
D
C
e
C
C
C
B
C
B
C
B
R
D
C
C
D
B
8
C
e
B
B
B
D
B
B
C
D
R
D
B
e
D
D
B
D
C
D
C
B
9
B
C
B
B
B
TWO H V D R D L D G I C S O I L GROUPS SUCH AS B / C I N D I C A T E
THE DRAINCD/UNDRAINED S I T U A T I D N .
BEDROCK SU8STPATUM. R E F E I T O A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S P H A S E FOUND I N S O I L MAP LEGEND.
2-59
J D N N IC
J O P L 1N
JDPPA
JORAIBI
JORDAN
JDRGE
JORNAHAM
JORV
JORV. S T O N Y
JDSBURG
JOSEPH
JOSEPHINE
JOSHUA
JOSIE
JDSL I N
JOSSET
JOURDANTDN
JDWEC
JOV
JUAB
JUANA D I A L
JUBILEE
JUBILEE* DRAINED
JUDA
JUDO
JUDELL
JUDICE
JUDl TH
JUOK IN S
JUDSON
JUDY
JUG
JUGET
JUGHANDLE
JUGSDN
JULES
JULESBURG
J U L IN
JUMBO
JUMPCREEK
JVMPE
JUMPER
JUMPMDRE
JUMPDFF
JUNALUSKA
JUNCAL
JUNCD S
JUNCTION
JUNEAU
JUNG
JUNGO
JUNIPERBUTE
JUNIPER0
JUNIUS
JUNKET1
JUND
J U N O U I TDS
JUNTURA
JUPITER
JURA
JURVANNAH
JUSTESEN '
JUSTESEM. LOAMY
SUBSTRATUM
JUSTIN
JUVA
JUVAN
KAALUALU
KACHEMAK
KACHESS
KADE
KADLETZ
KADOKA
KAENA
KAFING
KAGMAN
KAGMAN. VERY
GRAVELLY
KAHALUU
NOTES:
C
C
B
B
D
B
B
B
C
C
C
B
C
B
0
C
B
0
0
B
B
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
(
KAHANA
KAHANUI
KAHLER
KAHLOTUS
KAHDLA
KAHUA
KAIDERS
KAIKLI
KAILUA
KAIMU
KAINALIU
KAIPOIDI
KAIWIKI
KALAE
I KALALOCH
I KALAMA
I KALAMAZDD
I KALAPA
I KALAUPAPA
I KALEETAN
I KALEETAN. T I L L
D
I SUBSTRATUM
B
I KALIFONSKV
a I KALIGA
C
I K A L I G A . FLOODED
8
I KALIHI
D
I KALISPELL
I KALKASKA
B
C ,I K A L L I O
0
I KALMARVILLE
I KALMIA
C
0
I KALD
0
I KALDKO
B
I KUONA
C
( KALSIN
B
I KALSTED
B
I KAMACK
D
I KAMAKDA
0
I KAMAN
c I KAMAOA
B
I KAMAOLE
c I KA~ATD
B
I KAUAV
C
1 KAMELA
B
I KAMlE
C
I KAMPVILLE
o I KAMRAR
B
I KANACKEV
8
I KANAKA
D
I KANAPAHA
e I KANARANZI
A
I KANARRA
B
I KANASKAT
C
I KANAWHA
C
I KANDALV
A
I KANDIK
C
I KANDDTA
D
I KANE
B / D l KANEBREAK
0
I KANEOHE
C
I KANEPUU
C
I KANER
B
I KANG
I KANGAS
1 KANID
B
0
I KANIKSU
0
I KANIMA
A
I KANKAKEE
B
I KANLEE
B
I KANDNA
0
I KANOSH
6
I K~TIS~NA
B
1 KANUTCHAN
D
I KANZA
B
I KAPAA
C
I KAPAPALA
B
I K A P A P A L A . BEDROCK
I SUBSTRATUM
D
I KAPIN
I
B
D
B
B
B
D
B
D
A
A
A
B
A
0
B
C
B
B
D
B
C
0
1
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KAPOC
KAPOWSIN
KAPTURE
KAPUHIKANI
KARAMIN
KARANKAWA
KARBANA
KARCAL
KARDE
KARHEEN
KARLAN
KARLIN
KARL0
KARLSBURG
KARLSRUHE
KbRLSTAD
KARLUK
KARPA
KARNAK
KARNES
KARDC
KARPp
KARRD
KARS
KARSHNER
KARTA
KARTAR
KASEBERG
KASHWI TNA
KASKI
KASDTA
KASSLER
KASSDN
KATAMA
KATEMCV
KATHER
KATO
KATSEANES
D
e
KATULA
R
KATV
c
KATV~LAV
0
KAUDER
C
KAUFMAN
B
KAUKAUNA
C
I KAUPD
e I KLUPPI
D
1 ~ r v c r r
B
1 KAVDN
8 / 0 1 KAWAIHAE
e I KAWAIHAPAI
D
I KAWBAVGAM
e I KAWICH
R
I KAbKAWLIN
A
1 KAVMINE
e I KAVO
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LAMKI N
LAM0
LAMOILLE
LAMDNOI
LAMONI
LAMDNT
LAMDNTA
LAMOOSE
LAMDTTE
LAMOURE
LAMPASAS
LAMPHIER
LAMPSHIRE
LAMSON
LANARK
LANCASTER
LANCE
LAND
LAND. D R A I N E D
LANDAVASO
LANOCD
LANDER
LANDES
LANDLDW
LANDMAN
LANDSEND
LANE
LANESEORO
LANEXA
LANEY
LANG
LANGFDRD
LANGHE I
LANGLADE
LANGLDIS
LANGOLA
L ANGRELL
LANGSPRING
LANGSTDN
LANGTRY
L A N 1E R
LANIGER
L A N I G E R . GRAVE1- L Y
LANKBUSH
LANK I N
LANKTREE
LANOAK
LANDNA
LANSDALE
LANSDDWNE
LANSING
LANTERN
LANTIS
LANTON
LANTDN. LOW
PRECIPITATION
LANTDNIb
LANTRY
LANTZ
LANVER
LANYDN
LAP
LAPAR ITA
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LAPEER
LAPHAM
LAPINE
LAPLATTA
LAPDN
LAPDRTE
LAPDSA
LAPWA I
LARAND
LARCHMOUNT
LARDELL
LAREDD
LARES
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I LATENE
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I LATHAM
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I LATHER
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I LATIUM
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I LATDNIA
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I LATTY
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I LEANNA
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MAYNARD L A K E
MAY0
MAYDDAN
MAYOWORTH
MAVQUEEN
MAYSDDRF
MAYSPPINGS
MAYTAG
MAYTDIUN
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MAZASKA
MAZDALE
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MCGAFFEY
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MCGIRK
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MCGUIRE
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MCILYAINE
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MCKEE
MCKEETH
MCKELVIF
MCKENNA
MCKENNA. O R A I N E O
MCKENZIE
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MCKINNEY
HCKNIGHT
MCLAIN
MCL4UP I k
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WCMILLE
MCHULLIN
MCMURDIC
MCMURRAY
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MCNEAL
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MCPAUL
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MCOUEEN
MCRAE
MCRAVEN
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MEADIN
H E A D L AND
MEADDYBR~DK
MEADOYCREEK
MEADOWLAKE
MEADDWVILLE
MEANS
MEARES
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MECHANICSBUPG
MFCKESVILLE
NOTES:
soil groups for US. soils (continued)
0
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MELPY
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MELLOR. E T R A T I F I F C
SU6STRATUM
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WELOCHE
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MERRICK
MFRRILL
MEPRILLAN
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MIERUF
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MIKESELL
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I MINEDLA
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I MINER
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I MINERAL
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I MINEPAL MDUNTLIN
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I MINERSVILLE
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I PINESINGER
I MINETA
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I MINGD
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I MINGUS
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I MINKLER
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I MINLITH
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I HIYNEHA
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I MINNEDPA
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MINNEOSA
MINNEOUA
MINNETONKA
MINNETONKA.
SILTV
SUBSTRATUM
MINNEWAUKAN
MINNIECE
MINNIEPEAK
MINNIEPEAK.
OVERBLOWN.
GRAVELLY
MINNIEPEAK.
OVERBLDYN
MINNIEVILLE
MINNIMAUD
MINNITH
MINNYE
MIMDA
MINOCOUA
MINTER
MINT0
MINU
MINVALE
MINVENO
MINYELLS
HIOY
MIPPON
MIRARAL
CIRACLE
MIRES.
STDNV
MIRKWDDD
HIRRDR
MIRROR LAKE
MISAD
MISENHEIMER
MISHbK
MISHAR. DRAINED
MISSION
YISSISOUDI
HISSLER
MISSDULA
MITCH
CITCP.
RARELY
FLOODED
MITCI'ELL
MITIYAkGA
MITKDF
M I T K D F . MODERATELY
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MITRE
MITRING
WITTEN
MIVIDA
MIZEL
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I MDAG
I MOAN0
I MDAPA
1 VDAULA
I MDRATF
I MDBEETIE
I HDeERG
I M00L
I MDBRIDGE
1 MDCA
I MDCARFV
I YDCHD
I MDCKLEP
I HDCMONT
I MDCTILEME
I MDDL
I MDDALE
I MDDFNA
I CCDESTD
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C
0
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A/D
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A
B
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C
C
C
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T-IE D R A I N E D / U h D R A I N E D
TO A S P E C I F I C S O I L
SITUATION.
S E P I E S PHASE FOUND
IN SDIL
MAP LEGEND.
2-65
Table 2-1.-Hydrologlc
MOOJCSKA
MOOK IN
MOOOC
MOOYON
WOE
MOEN
MOENKOPIE
MOEPITZ
MOFFAT
MOGG
MOGL IA
MOGOLLON
MOGOTE
MOHALL
MOHAVE
MOHAWK
MOHOCKEN
MOIESE
MOINES
MOINGONA
MOJO
MOUELUMNE
MOKENA
MOKIAK
MOKINS
MOKO
M O K U L E IA
MOLALLA
Y O L AND
MOLAS
MOLCAL
MOLENA
POL I O N
MOLL I C Y
MOLLMAN
HOLLV I L L E
MOLLY
MOLOKAI
MOLSON
MOLYNEUX
MOMOL I
MONA
MONACAN
PION ACHE
MONAD
MONAONOCK
MONAHANS
MONARDA
HONASTERIO
MONAVILLE
MONBUTTE
MONCHA
MONDAMIN
MONDEY
MONDOVI
MONEE
MONGAUP
MONICO
MONIDA
MONlERCO
MONITEAU
MONITOR
MONJEAU
MONOCL I N E
MONOGRAM
MONONA
MONONGAHELA
MONROE
MCNROEVlLLE
MONSE
MONSERATE
MONSERATE. T H I N
SURFACE
MONSON
MONTAGUE
MONTALTO
MONTARA
MONTAUK
MONTBORNE
NOTES:
soil groups for U.S. d l s (continued)
B
C
C
C
B
C
0
B
B
0
C
B
C
B
B
B
C
B
C
B
C
0
C
B
0
0
B
B
B
0
0
A
0
C
0
0
0
B
0
0
0
B
C
B
B
B
0
D
C
B
C
B
C
c
0
D
C
C
C
I
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MONTCALM
MONTE
MONTE C R I S T O
PONTECITO
MONTEGRANOE
MONTELL
MONTELLO
LONTEOCHA
MONTEOLA
MONTEROSA
MONTES*
LONTEVALLO
PONTEZ
MONTGOMERY
LONTICELLC
MONTIETH
MONTLIO
MONTMORENCI
HONTNEVA
MONlOSO
LONTOUR
MONTOYA
MONTPELLIER
PONTROSS
MONTVALE
HONTVEROE
MONTWEL
MONTWEL. A L K A L I
MONUE
MONVERO
MOODY
MOOHOO
MOOLACK
MOONLIGHT
MOONSHINE
MOONSTONE
LCONVlLLE
MOOREVILLE
MOOSE R I V E R
MOOSE0
MOOSELAKt
MOOSHAUNEE
MOOSILAUKE
MOPANA
MOPANG
MOOUAH
MORA
MORAOO
MORALES
MORAN
MORANCH
MORAPOS
WORD
MOREAU
MOPEHEAD
MOREHOUSE
MORELAND
MORENO
MORET
HOREY
MORFITT
MORGALA
MORGANFIELO
MORIARTY
MORICAL
MORLEY
MORLING
MORMON MESA
MOROCCO
MORONI
MOROP
MORPH
MORRILL
MORRIS
MORRISON
MORRISTOWN
MORROW
MORSE
MORSET
A
B
0
0
0
0
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0
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C
0
B
0
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B
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I MORTENSON. C O B B L Y
I MORTON
I MORVAL
I MOSBY
I MOSCA
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I MCSES
I MOSES. B O U L D E P V
I MOSHANNON
I MOSHEIM
I POSHER
I MOSHERVILLE
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I VOSlNEE
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I MCSSYROCK
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I MOTTLANO
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1 MOTTO
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I MOULTON
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0
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C
1 MOUNDHAVEN
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C
D
I MOUNTMFO
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B
C
I MOUNTVIEW
C
I MOUZON
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C
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D
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D
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1 ONASON
0
0
0
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0
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ONAWAV
ONOAWA
ONECO
NEIL
ONEONTA
ONlTA
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ONKEVO
ONOTA
ONSLOW
ONTAW10
ONTEORA
ONTKO
ONTONAGON
ONVX
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OOSEN
OPAL
OPELIKA
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OPEOUON
WHIR
OPIKIKAO
OPLlN
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OOUAGA
OOUIN
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ORACLE
ORAGRAN
ORAIO
ORAN
ORANGE
ORANGEBURG
ORANGEVALE
ORCAP
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ORCHARD
ORCKV
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ORIGO
E / O J OROGNEN
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I ORONOCO
0
I OROSE
I OROVAOA
C
I ORPARK
0
I ORPHA
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I ORR
B
I ORR. G R A V E L L Y
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0
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0
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I OR10
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I OEION
C
1 ORITA
6/01 o u l z m r
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1 ORIZABA. ORAINEO
B
I ORLA
B
I ORLANO
C
I ORLANOO
A
I ORLIE
B
1 ORMAS
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I ORMISTON
o I onnsev
c I ow*eAuN
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I OR0 F I N O
C
I ORG GRANOE
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ORDNANCE
OROWAV
OREANA
OREANNA
OREJAS
ORELIA
ORELLA
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I OSKA
I os~uho
I OSO
I osom
I OSOLL
I OSORIOGE
I OSOTF
I OSSIAN
I OSSIPEE
I osr
I
OSTLER
1 OSTRANOER
I OSWALO
I OTANVA
I OTEEN
I OTERO
I OTHELLO
I orrsco
1 OTISVILLE
I OTLEV
I OTOMO
I OTOOLE
I OTTER
I orrEanoLr
I OTTERSON
C
6 / 0 1 OTTYAR
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1 OTTOKEE
6
I OTTOSEN
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B
B
A
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0
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6
C
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I ORSET
1 ORSINO
I ORTEGA
I oRrELLo
I OUTING
I ORTIZ
I ORTON
I ORWASH
I ORWET
I ORWIG
I ORWOOO
I OSAGE
6
OSAKIS
C
OSBORN
OSIORN. W O E R A T E L V 0
WET
OSCAR
OSCUR A
OSGOOO
OSHA
OSHAWA
OSHKOSH
OSHONE
OSHTEMO
OSIER
0
C
A
R
A
A
B
o
c
I orrunw*
I orwrv
I OTWELL
I OTWIN
I OUACHITA
I OUARD
I OULA
I OUPICO
I OURAV
I OUSLEV
I CUTEUKIRK
I OUTLET
I ourcoor:
I o u r L o o r . DRAINED
I OVALL
1 OVAN
OVANOO
OVERGAARD
OVERLAND
OVEULV
OVERTON
CVIATT
OVlO
OVINb
OWANKA
I OWEGO
I OWEN CREEK
I OWENS
I OWENTOWN
I own1
1 OWINZA
I OWLCAN
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
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B
A
1 owosso
A / O l OWSEL
B
I OWVHEE
I oxeow
0
I OXCOREL
TWO H Y D R O L O G I C S O I L GROUPS S U C H A S B / C I N D I C A T E
THE ORAINED/UNORAINEO S I T U A T I O N .
Y O O I F I E R S SHOWN. E.G.
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUM. R E F E R TO A S P E C I F I C 5 0 I L S E R I E S P H A S E FOUNO I N S O I L M A P L E G E N D .
soil group for US. sdls (continued)
'
L'
DXEND l N E
DXER INE
DXFDRD
DXHEAD
DXLEV
DXWALL
DVHUT
OYLEN
OZA'41S
DZAN
OZAUKEE
DZETTE
CZIAS
PAAIKI
PAALOA
PAAUHAU
PABLD
PACHAPPA
PACHECD
PACHECO. D R A I N E D
PACIFIC0
PACK
PACKARD
DACKER
PACKHAM
PACKTRAIL
PACKWUDC
PAC0
PACOLET
PACTOLA
PACTDLUS
PADDOCK
PAOEN
PADILLA
PADINA
PADRES
PADR3NES
PADUCAH
PADUS
PAFSL
PAGAR l
PAGEBRDDK
PAGINA
PAGODA
PAGDSA
PAGUATE
DAHAKA
PAHDKEE
PAVRANAGAT
PAHRANAGAT. VERY
POORLY D R A I N E D
PAHRANGE
PAHREAH
PAHROC
PAHRUMP
PAPSIMEFOI
PA1A
PAICF
PAIL0
PAINESVILLE
PAINT
PhISLEV
PA I T
PA J A R *
PA JAR I T 0
PAJUEL)
PAKA
PAKALA
PAKINI
PALAC I D U S
PALAFDX
PALANUSH
PALAPALA I
PALATINE
PALAU
PALAZZD
PALBDDNE
PALINDR
PALISADE
NOTES:
0
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
PALIX
PULS
0
P A L L BEACk
R
DALMA
C
PALMAR
D
PALMAREJD
C
PALMER CANYON
C
PALMECDALE
D
PALMETTD
D
I PALMETTO.
C
I DEPRESSIONAL
I PALYICH
C
D
I PALUS. OVERWASH
a I PALMS. M A A T > ~ O
B
I PALMS. Y b A T < 5 0
A
I PALYS. PDNOED
D
I DALMb. SANDY
I sussTaArur
C
I PALNS. G R B V E L L V
B
I SUBSTQATUM
c I PALMVRA
C
I FALD
3
I PALDOUQD
B
I PALOMARIN
R
I PALDMAS
C
I PALOMINO
I PALON
D
C
I PALOPINTO
q
I PALGS VERDES
3
I PALDUSE
I PALSGROVE
b
c/o1 PALUXV
C
I PAMISDN
C
I PAMLICD
B
I PAMOA
B
I PAPSDEL
e I PAML'N~EV
B
I PAN*
S
I PANAEWA
I P4NAK
s I PANAMA
D
I PANAUINT
I PANASDFFKEE
C
C
1 PAYCHEqI
C
I PANDD
C
I PANODAH
8
I PAYDOQA
B / D I FANDURA
C
I PANE
0
I PANGBDRY
I PANGUITCH
C
I PANHANOLF
C
I PANHILL
D
I PANIN
C
I PANlDGUk
B
I FAYIOGUE. WE1
8
1 PAVITCHEN
D
I PANKV
B
I PAYPOD
C
I PANOCWE
D
I PANDCHE.
D
I SALINE-ALKALI.
e I WET
C
I PANDLA
B
I PANDR
a I Prrroa*MA
3
I PANDZA
a I PANSFY
8
I PANTAND
D
I PANTEGD
I PANTERA
C
C
I PANTHER
B
I PANTDN
a
I PADLA
B
I PADLI
C
I PAPAA
s I PAPAC
C
I PAPAGU4
B
I PAPA1
c
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I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
PAPALOTE
PAPINEAU
PAPOOSE
e
PAPA
C
PARACHUTE
C
PARACISE
e
PARADOX
R
PARANAT
B / D I PARANAT. D R A I N E D .
D
I SALINE
I PARASOL
I PARCELAS
&/Dl FARCblN
A / D I P A R C P I N . COOL
A/D l P b P D A L D E
D
I PARDFE
b/CI PARDttVlLLE
I PAREHAT
A / D I PARENT
I PAQIAlD
e I PARIETTE
D
I PARlSA
B
I PARISIAN
@
I PARKALLEV
B
I PAKKAV
I PARKDALE
P
I PARKF
D
I PLRKER
D
I PADKFIELJ
e I PAPKHILL
0 I PAPKINSON
B
I PARKS
R
I PARKVIEW
D
I PARKVILLE
b
I PAFK1DDD
C
1 PARLEYS
P
I PARLIN
C
I PARLC
I PAFYELE
D
B
I PLPNELDW
B
I PASMENTtR
8
I PARMLFED
C / D I PARNELL
R
I PAPCUAT
9
I PARK
I PARRAN
C
8/01 PARRISH
o 1 PbRRITA
P
1 PARSPALL
o I PnnsrPPAw
B
I PARSDNS
H
I PACTLOW
B
I PACTCV
a I PAaTPI
B
I DARTRIDGE
C
I PASLGSWAK
I PA5CD
B
C
I PASCO. D R 4 I N E D
C
I P A S 0 SECD
B
/ PASOLIETTI
I PbSCbETTI.
C
I PDDERATELV WET
I PASOVETTI. DRAINED
G
I PAS3bDTANK
B
PASS CAhVON
R
I PASSAR
C
I PASSCPEEK
D
I PASTERN
D I PASTIK
R / D ~ FASTCRIU~
0
I PASTUQA
D
I PATAHA
I PATCCIN
D
A
I PATE
F
I PATELZICK
I PrTENT
D
c I PATP~AD
c I PATILLLS
A
I PAIILD
C
A
n
c
I
I
I
I
I
I
PATIO
F A T I T CREEK
I PATNA
I PATOS
I PATOUTVlLLE
c I Prrnrcr*
E
I PATRICK
C
I PATROLE
B
I PATTANI
I PATTEE
B
I PATTENBURG
I PATTER
P
U
I PATTERSON
C
I PATTDN
0
I PAUL
I PAULDING
D
P
I PAULINA
C
1 PAULSDN
e / o l FAULVILLE
I PAunrLu
I PAUNSAUGUNT
C
C
I PAUSANT
D
I PAUWELA
1 PAVAlAI
R
e I PAVANT
P
I PAVER
I PAVILLION
B
e I PAVD
C
I PAVDHRUD
PAWCATUCK
R
I PAWHUSKA
e I PAWLING
B
I PAWNEE
C
I PAXICD
@ / D l PAXTDN
R
I PAXVILLE
C
I PAYETTE
B
I PAYMASTER
I PAYNE
C
C
I PAVNECREEK
e I PAYSON
I PEACHAM
C
C / D l PEACHLAND
e I PEARL
B
I P E A R L HARBOR
C
I PEARSOLL
C
I PEASLEV
1 PEASPEAR
C
I PEAVINE
B
C / D l PEAWICK
I PEBBLEPOINT
C
C
I PECATDNICA
0
I FECKHAM
I PECKISH
C
A
I PECDS
C
I PECTURE
C
I PECCAT
I PFDEE
C
D
I PEDERNALES
D
I PECIGD
I PEDLEFDRD
C
I PEDDLI
C
I PEDRICK
6 / 0 1 PEDRO
D
I PEEBLES
1 PEEK0
C
C
I PEEL
I PEELER
D
I PEERLESS
C
B
I PFETZ
I PEEVER
D
1 PEEVYWELL
C
I PEGLEG
D
I PEGLER
C
I PEGRAM
D
I PEKAV
C
C
I PEKIN
e I PELAHATCHIE
B
I PELAN
C
@
B
B
I
1
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
1
I
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9
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C
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C
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C
0
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e
D
C
C
C
C
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C
C
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C
B
B
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C
C
D
0
C
C
C
B
I
I
I
I
I
I
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I
I
I
I
I
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I
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I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
PELEE
PELEL l U
PELHAM
PELIC
PELION
PELKIE
PELLA
PELLEJAS
P E L L ICER
PELONCILLO
PELTIER
PEMBERTON
PEMBROKE
PELENE
PEM l
PEN*
PENAPDN
PENASCD
PENCE
PEND O R E I L L E
PENDANT
PENDARV IS
PENDEN
PENCER
PENDERGRASS
PENDLETON
PENDPDV
PENELAS
PENEV
PENGILLV
PENGRA
PENINSULA
PENISTAJA
PENITENTE
PENLAW
PE NN
PENNEKAMP
PENNELL
PENNEY
PENNICHUCK
PENNSUCD
PEND
PENDVER
PENRDSE
PENSDRE
PENTHOUSE
PENTZ
PENWELL
PENWDDD
PENZANCE
PEDGA
PEDH
PEDH. D R A I N E D
PEDLA
PEDNE
PEDNC. DRAINED
PEORIA
PEDTDNE
PEPAL
PEPDDN
PEPPER
PEPTDN
PEOUAMING
PEOUEA
PEQUDP
PERALTA
PFRAZZD
PEPCETON
PERCHAS
PERCILLA
PERCIVAL
PERCDUN
PERCY
PERDIN
PERELLA
PERELLA.
MODERATELY Y E T
PERHAM
PERICD
TWL! HYDROLOGIC S D l L GROUPS SUCH AS B/C I N D I C A T E
TYE D R A I N E D / U N D R A I N E D S I T U A T I O N .
K D D I F I E R S SHOWN. E.G.
BEDROCK SURSTRATUL. REFER TD A S P E C I F I C S D l L S E R I E S PHASE FOUND I N S O I L MAP LEGEND.
PERIOGE
PERILLA
PERINOS
PERITSI
PERK I N S
PERKS
PERLA
PERLOR
PERMA
PERN
PERNITIS
PERNDG
PERNTV
PEROUIMANS
PERRE AU
PERR I N
PERR INE
PERRINTON
PERRV
PEQRVPARK
PERRVVILLE
PERSANTI
PERSAVO
PERSHING
PERSIS
PEQT
PERU
PERV INA
PERU ICK
PESCADERO
PESCAR
PESHAST I N
PESHEKEE
PESYD
PESMORE
PESO
PESDWYD
PETACA
PETAL
PETAN
PETEE TNEET
PETERYAN
PETERMAN.
SANDY
SUBSTRATUM.
ALKALI
PETERS
PETERSON
P t T E S C R t E K . STONY
PETESCREEK.
GRAVELLY
PETRIE
PETPDLIA
PETRDS
PETSPRIhG
PETTICOAT
PETTIGREW
PETTUS
PETTY
PEVETD
PEWAMD
PEYTDN
PFEIFFER
PHAGE
PHALANX
PHANTOM
PHARD
PHARR
PHEBA
PHEENEY
PHELAN
PHELPS
PHERSON
PHIFERSON
PHILBON
PHILDER
PHILIPPA
PHILIPSBURG
PHILLCHER
PnILLIPs
NOTES:
soil groups for U.S. soils (conlnued)
a
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
PHILO
PHILOMATH
PHING
c
PHIPPS
c
PnLISS
PHOEBE
A
PHOENIX
C
D
I PHVS
B
I PIANKESHA*
a I PIASA
C
I PIBLER
D
I Prcmo
o I PIcrcno
I PICANTE
0
B
I PICAYUNE
B
I PICEANCE
0
I PICKAWAV
I PICKEhS
C
D
I PICKETT
B
I PICKFORD
B
1 PICKNEV
C
I PICKNEV. FLDDDED
D
I PICKRELL
C
I PICKTON
B
I PICKUP
D
I PICKWICK
c I PIC0
B
I PICOSA
C
I PIOCOKE
D
I PIDINEEN
C
I P I E CREEK
R
I PIEGDh
I PIERIAN
D
C
I PIERKIHG
C
I PIERPOkT
C
I PIERRE
C
I PIERSONTE
D
I PIERZ
C
I PIETDWN
D
I PIGTAIL
D
I PIIHONUA
0
I PIKE
C
I PIKEVILLE
I PILABD
I PILCHUCK
I PILCHUCK.
D
3
I PROTECTFD
I PILINC
B
C
I PILLIKEN
I PILL01
D
1 PILLSBURV
C / 9 ( P I L D T PEAK
D
I P I L D T RCCK
D
I PILOTPEAK
8
I PILTDDWN
B/DI PILTZ
c I PIVA
B
I PIMER
A
I FINAL
C/D I P I N A L E N O
B
1 PINAMT
1 PINATA
B
B
I PINAVETES
B
I PINBIT
C
( PINCHER
I PINCH01
B
B
I PINCKNEV
C
I PINCONNING
C
I PINE FLAT
I PINEAL
D
B
I PINEBUTTE
B
I PINECREEK
C
I PINEOA
D
I PINEDA.
I OEPRESSIONAL
D
C
I PINEOALE
B
I PINEGUEST
I PIl4EHURST
B
C
I PINEISLE
0
C
B
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
PINELLAS
PINELLI
0
PINETDP
C
PINETUCKV
0
P I N E T U C K V . GRADED
B
PINEVAL
PINEVILLE
D
B
PINEZ
B
I PINGREE
D
I PINHDDK
0
I PINICON
c I PIVITDS
C
I PIWKEL
D
I PINKHAM
I PINKSTON
B
C
I PINNACLES
C
I PIhNEBDG
I PINNDBIE
D
C
I PIN0
D
I PINDLE
*/Dl
PINON
D
I PINONES
0
I PINRIDGE
A
I PINSPRING
C
I PIhTAS
6
I PIhTLAR
B
I PINTO
C
I PIhTUR4
0
I PINTWATER
D
I PIDCHE
D
I PIDPDLIS
B
I PIPELINE
I PIPEF
B
I PIFESTONE
D
C
1 PIPPIN
D
I PIRD
A
I PIPDtEL
I PIROUETTE
B
I PrRur
C
I PISGAP
A
I PISHKUh
B
I PISMD
B
I PIT
e I PITCHER
C
I PITCD
A
I PITNEY
I PITIMAII
I PITTSFIEL9
D
PITTSTDWN
PITZER
PIUTE
PIVOT
PIXLEY
PIZENE
PLAC E D 0
PLACENTIA
PLACERITDS.
SALINE. DRAINED
PLACERITOS.
PLACERITOS.
MODERATELY WET
P L A C E R I T O S . WET
PLACERITOS.
CPA I N C D
PLACID
PLACID.
DEPRESS I D N A L
B
I P L A C I D . FPEOUENTLV
@
I FLOODED
6
1 PLACITAS
6
I PLACK
6/01 PLAINBO
D
I PLAINFIELD
I PLAISTEO
I PLANK
B
B
I PLANKINTOY
fi
1 PLAN0
B
1 PLANTATION
D
B/DI PLASKETT
B
I PLATA
I PLATE*
C
R
I PLATNER
c I PLAT0
B
I PLATDRO
I PLATTE
B
e I PLATTE. Y E T
D
I P L A T T E . CHANNELED
6/01 PLATTVILLE
B
I PLAVCO
P
I PLAYER
C
I PLAVMOOR
A
I PLAZA
B
I PLEASANT
C
I PLEASANT. PONDEO
A / D I P L E A S A N T GROVE
B
I PLEASANT VALE
C
I PLEASANT VIEW
B
I PLEASANTON
D
I PLEDGEQ
O
I PLEGDMIR
B
1 PLE I N E
I PLEIDVILLE
C
8
I PLEITD
e
I PLEVNA
C
I PLINCD
I PLITE
A
D
I PLDYE
D
I PLOVER
C / C l PLUCK
0
I PLUWAS
I PLUMMER
C
I PLusn
A
I PLUTDS
B
I PLYMOUTH
R
I POALL
I PDARCH
I POBER
I POCALLA
I POCAN
I POCASSET
I PDCATELLD
I PCCATY
I PDCKER
I POCDLA
I PDCDYOKE. PDNOEO
1 POCDHDKE. D R A I N E D
1 PDCDND
I PCDEN
I PDDWDU
I PODO
I PODUNK
I PCDUS
I POE
I P OGA L
I POGANEAB
I POGANEABo C L A Y E Y
I SUBSTRATUM
I PDGANFAB. S A L I N E
I PCGANEAB. H I G H
I RAINFALL
I P D G A N E A ~ . STRONGLY
I SALINE
I PDGANEAB.
FPEOUENTLV
)1
I FLOODED
I PDGANE AB.
D
I SALINE-ALKALI
I PDGUE
C
I POHAKUPU
D
I PCIN
A
I PDINDEXTER
I PDINSETT
A
C
I PDINT
D
I PDINT ISABEL
D
I POISONCREEK
e I PDJD
B / D I PDJOAOUE
D
I
B
I
C
I
C
I
C
I
B
I
B
1
D
I
D
I
B
1
B
I
D
1
C/O1
C
I
C
1
I
D
B
I
B
I
B
I
B
I
0
I
0
I
D
I
I
C
C
I
D
I
I
B
B
I
e
I
C
I
I
C
@
I
B/DI
B
I
B
I
A
I
c
B
C
A
B
6
e
POKEGEWA
POKEWAN
POKER
POKERGAP
POKEY
POLACCA
PDLALLIE
POLAR
PDLATIS
PCLAWANA
POLE
PDLECREEK
POLELINE
POLEPATCH
POLEV
POLEV. COBBLV
POLICH
PDLKING
POLLARD
PDLLASKY
POLLUX
POLLY
POLO. MODERATELY
SLOW PERM
POLO. MODERATE
PERMEABILITY
PDLDNIO
PDLSON
PDLUM
POMADE
POMAN
PDMAT
POMAT. DRY
POMELLD
PDMERENE
PDMFRET
I pono
I PDMONA
I PDMDNA.
I DEPRESSIDNAL
I POMPANO
1 POMPANO.
I DEPRESSIONAL
POMPANO. FLOODED
PDMPEII
PDYPDNID
PDMPTDN
I Ponnov
I PONCA
I PONCENA
I PONCHA
1 PDNCIANO
1 PDND
I PDND CREEK
I PONDER
I PDNIL
I PDNINA
I PONDZZD
I PONTD
I PDNTOTDC
I PONZER
I PDOCHAM
PDOKU
1 PDOLER
1 PDDLEVILLE
I PODRCAL
I PDDRCA
I PDDSE
I POOTATUCK
I PoPAsn
I POPE
I POPHERS
I POPLE
I PDPLIMENTO
I PDPOSHIA
I POPOTDSA
I POPPLETON
I POOUETTE
I PDOUITA
0
/
C
I
D
I
B/DI
a
B
P
C
0
El
C
C
C
C
D
D
D
D
D
0
B
D
R
B
C
c
D
C
B
i
TWO H V D P D L O G I C S O I L GROUPS SUCH AS B/C I N D I C A T E
THE D R A I N E D / U N D R A I N E D S I T U A T I O N .
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUM. REFER TO A S P E C I F I C S D I L S E R I E S PHASE FOUND I N S D I L MAP LEGEND.
Table 2-1.-Hydrologic sail groups for US. sails (continued)
POOUONOCK
PORF 1 R l O
PORRETT
PORRONE
PORT
PORT BYRON
PORTAGE
PORTAGEVILLE
PORTALES
PORTALTO
PORTERFIELO
PORTERS
PORTERVILLE
PORTHILL
PORTIA
PORT 1 NO
PORTLANO
PORTVOUNT
PORTNEUF
PDRTOLA
PORTSMOUTH
PDRUM
PDSANT
PDSEN
POSEV
POSEYVILLC
POSITAS
PDSK I N
PDSO
PDSOS
POST
POTAMUS
POTCHUB
PoTeEr
POTELL
POTH
POTLATCH
POTDMAC
POTOS I
POTRATZ
POTSDAM
POTTER
POTT I N G E R
POTTS
POTTSBURG
POUORE
POUJADE
POULSBO
POUNCEY
PDVERTV
POVEV
POWDER
POWOERHORN
POWDERWASH
POWEEN
POWELL
POWER
POWERL I N E
POWLEV
POWMENT
POWWAHKEE
POWWA TKA
POV
POVGAN
POVNDR
POZD
POLO BLANCO
PRAG
PRAIRIEVILLE
PRAMISS
PRATHER
PRATLEV
PRATT
PREACHER
PREAKNESS
PREATORSON
P R E B l SH
PREBLE
PRELD
NOTES:
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
B
I
I
PUNCHBOWL
PWG
I PUNGO
I PUNDHU
B
I PUNSIT
A
I PUNTA
B
1 FUNTILLA
PREWITT
C
I PURCELLA
PREV
I PURCHES
B
B
I PRICE
I PURDAM
C
I PRIOA
B
I PUROV
D
I PRIOHAM
C
I PURETT
B
B
I PRIESTLAKE
0
I PURGATORY
0
I PRIETA
0
I PURNER
D
I PRIM
I PUROB
C
C
I PRIMEAUX
C
0
I PRIMEN
I PWSLEY
I PURVES
8
D
I PRIMGHAR
B
I PUSH~ATAHA
e I PRINCETON
c I PUSTOI
I PRINEVILLE
I PUTNAM
B
B
I PIING
I PUTNEY
D
B l D I PRINGLE
c I PUTT
I PRITCHARO
0
c
I
PUTTST~R
0
I PRITCHETT
A/OI PUU 0 0
B
1 PROCHASKA
B
I P W DPAE
B
I PR~CTOR
I PUU PA
C
I PROGRESS0
C
D
I PUU PA. NONSTDNY
0
1 PROMISE
D
I PUUKALA
C
I PROMO
C
I PUUDNE
1 PRONG
B
PUYALLUP
I PROPHETSTOWN
C
B
I PVBURN
D
I PRDSPECT
a I PVLE
0
I PROSPER
I PVLON
C
C
I PROSSER
C
I PVLlTE
I PRDTlVIN
C
C
I PVRAPID
B
I PROUT
c I PVPMDNT
C
I PRoUTV
I PVRMDNTI SEOROCK
C
C
I PROVIDENCE
C
I SUBSTRATUW
I PROVIG
A
0
I PVWELL
A
I PROVO
PROVO
BAY
D
I
OUAFENO
C
I
1 OUAKER
D
C
I PROW
B
I OUAKERTDWN
C
I PRUDV
B
I OUAM
B
I PRUE
B
I OUAMDN
B
I PRUITTON
D
I OUAKAH
6/01
PRUNIE
C
I OUANDER
I PRYOR
0
B
I OUANTICD
I PSUGA
D
C
I OUARLES
0
I PTARMIGAN
o I ouAarzeuas
o I PUAPUA
I OUARTZVILLE
A
0
I PUAULU
9
I OUARZ
B
1 PUCHVAN
B
I OUATAMA
B
I PUOOLE
I OUAV
D
C
I PVERCO
D
I OUAZD
C
I PUERTA
I QUEALMAN
0
C
1 PUERTECITD
0
I OUEALY
c I PUETT
D
I OUEBRAOA
B
I PUFFER
D
1 OUEENV
C
1 PUGET
o I pwxr. P R o r E c r E o
c I OUEETS
C
1 PUGSLEV
C
I OUEMADD
I pun1
B
I OUENZER
D
1 OUERC
C
1 PUHIMAU
C
I OUERENCIA
0
I PUICE
I OUETICO
C
D
I PULA
C
I QUICKSELL
B
I PULANTAT
B
I OUICKSILVER
C
1 PULASKI
C
I OUICKVERT
B
I PULCAN
B
I OUIDEN
C
I PULEHU
B
I
OUIENSABE
B
I PULEXAS
D
I OUIETUS
I PULLMAN
C
C
I OUIGLEV
C
I PULPIT
D
I OUIHI
C
I PULS
D
I OUILCENE
A
I PUSIPHER
B
C
1 PULTNEV
I OUILLAYUTE
6 / 0 1 PUMEL
D
I OUILOTOSA
0
I P W E L . NONGRAVELLV C I O U l L T
C/O1 PUMPER
B
I OUIMA
A
I OUINCV
I PUNA
0
0
I OUINLAN
B
I PUNALUU
C
C
0
B
B
B
0
0
PREMIER
PRENTISS
PRESA
PRESHER
PRESTO
PRESTON
C
B
1
0
C
I
0
1
A
1
C
I
6/01
I
B
B
I
c
D
I
I
I
I
I
I
D
I
C
D
C
e
0
C
B
D
B
C
C
A
B
A
F
C
C
B
D
B
D
A
D
D
C
1
I
I
I
1
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
OUlNLlVEN
OUINN
OUINNEV
OUINTANA
OUINTO
OUlNTON
OUITERIA
OUITMAN
OUIVERA
OUONSET
OUDPANT
ouosArrnr
RABBITEX
nreEn
RABIDEUX
EABUN
RACE
RACINE
RACKER
RACDMBES
RACDON
RAD
RAD. L A C U S T R I N E
B
A
C
e
I suesrahruu
I RAMPART
I RAMPAPTER
I RAMPS
I
C/Dl
B
I
I
C
suesrwruw
PAD. FLDDOEO
RAooLe
WADER
PADERSBURG
RADFORO
RAOLEV
I RADNOR
I RAFAEL
I RAFTDN
I RAFTRIVER
I RAGLAN
I PAGNAR
I RAGNEL
1 RAG0
D
I RAGPIE
C
I RAGSDALE
C
I RAGSDALE. OVERWASH
C
I RAGTDWN
@ / D l RAHAL
A
I RAHM
8
1 RAHWORTH
e I RAIL
B
I RAILCITV
I RAINBOW
D
C
I RAINEV
B
I RAINIER
C
I RAIND
I RAINS
C
I R A I N S . FLOODED
B
0
I RAINSBORD
C
I PAINSVILLE
D
I RAIRDENT
C
I RAISlD
D
1 RAKANE
8
I RAKE
C
I RAKIED
D
I RALEIGH
c I RALLOO
e I RALLS
D
I RALPH
I RALPHSTON
C
D
I RALSEN
I RAMADERD
C
8
I RAMBLA
C
I RAMBOUILLET
c I nrrELL1
B
I RAMIRES
C
I RAMMEL
I RAM0
C
B
1 RAMONA
D
I RAMONA. HARD
o
C
I
8/01
C
I
B
I
D
I
C
I
B
I
C
I
C
I
A
I
D
I
D
I
I
B
C
I
R
1
B
I
6
I
1
B
A
I
C
a
D
B
B
B
C
D
D
C
B
I
I
I
I
I
I
RAMROD
RAMSDELL
RAMSOELL. D R A I N E D
RAMSEV
RAMSHORN
RAN*
DANCE
RANCHOSECD
RANOADD
RANDALL
RANDCORE
RANDMAN
RANPCLPH
RANDS
RANDSeURG
RANGEE
RANGER
RANPUFF
RANSLD
RANSOM
RANSTEIN
RANTDUL
RAPATEE
RAPELJE
RAPH
RAPHO
RAPIDAN
RAPLEE
RAPPAHANNDCK
1 RAPSON
I WARDEN
I RARICK
I RARITAN
I RASBANO
I RASILLC
B
I RASSER
R
I RASSET
c I RkSTUS
D
I RATAKE
B / D I RATHBUN
B
I RATHDRUW
C
I RATLAKE
C
I RATLEFLAT
C
I RATLIFF
B
I RATDN
D
I RATSDW
A
I RATTLEP
I RATTD
C
C
1 RATTO. STDNY
c I RAue
D
I RAUGHT
B/DI RAUVILLE
I RAUZI
D
C
I RAVALLI
B
I R A V A L L I . BEDROCK
e
I sussrpAruw
C
I RAVEN
C
I RAVENDALE
D
I RAVENELL
C
I RAVENNA
D
I RAVENSWDDD
D
I RAVIA
B
I RAVOLA
e I RAWAH
B
I RAWE
D
I RAWLES
1 RAWLINS
B
C
1 RAWSDN
B
I RAWSDNVILLE
D
1 RAVBURN
C
I RAVEX
C
I RAVFORD
C
I PAVLAKE
I RAVMONDVILLE
B
I RAVNE
C
I RAVNESFDRD
B
I RAVNHAM
a I RAVNOLDSDN
B
I RAVOHILL
T W O HVOROLOGIC
SOIL
GROUPS sucn A S B/C INDICATE
THE ORAINED/UNDRAINED
SITUATION.
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUM. REFER TO A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S PHASE FOUND I N S O I L MAP LEGEND.
Table 2-1.-Hydrdogic soil groups for U.S. soils (continued)
RAVPOL
RAZ
RAZITO
RAZOR
RAZORBA
RAZORT
RAZSUN
REAOING
READINGTON
RE AOL VN
REAGAN
REAKOR
REAL
REALL I S
REAP
REAROAN
REAVILLE
REAVIS
REBA
REBEL
RECAPTURE
RECK
RECLUSE
RED B A Y
RE0 BLUFF
RED B L U F F .
GRAVELLV
RE0 BUTTE
RED H I L L
R E 0 HOOK
RED ROCK
RED SPUR
REOARROW
REOBANK
REDBELL
REDBIRD
REDBOW
REOBV
REDCAMERON
REDCAN
REDCAP
REOCH I E F
REOCL I F F
REOCLOUO
REOCO
REDCREEK
REDOALE
REDOICK
REDOING
REOEVE
REOFEATHER
REOFIELD
R E D F I E L O . WET
REOFLAME
REDHOUSE
REOlG
REDINGTON
REOLAKE
REOLANOS
REOLEVEL
REOLOOGE
REDMANSON
REOMONO
REOMOUNT
REONIK
REONIK. NONSTONV
REDNUN
REDOLA
REOONA
REOONOO
REOPOP
REOPORT
REORIOGE
REDRIVER
REOROB
REOSPEAR
REDSPRINGS
REOSPRINGS. GRADE0
REDSTOE
NOTES:
C
0
A
c
8
B
0
B
C
B
B
B
0
B
0
C
C
B
C
B
B
0
B
B
C
B
B
B
C
B
B
0
B
e
e
C
e
0
D
B
C
C
e
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
0
D
0
I
6/01
I
D
B
1
I
D
e
C
I3
B
e
o
D
0
c
0
B
C
B
B
C
C
B
B
B
C
B
B
C
C
0
8
D
B
REOSTONE
REOSUN
REOTHAVNE
amTom
REOVALE
REOVIEW
R E O V I E W r WET
REOVINC
REOWASH
REE
REEBOK
REEO
REED. O R A I N E O
REED. PROTECTED
REEOER
REEOER. COOL
REEOSBURG
REEOSPORT
REEDV
REEFRlOGE
REELFOOT
REEPO
REESE
REESER
REESVILLE
REEVES
REFLECTION
REFUGE
REGAL
REGAN
REGENT
REGGAO
REGGEAR
REGGEAR* COOL
REGNAPS
REGNIER
REHBURG
REHFIELO
REHFIELD
REHM
RElCESS
REICHEL
REIFF
RErLLv
RElNA
PEINACH
REINER
REKOP
RELAN
RELAY
RELIANCE
RELIZ
RELLEV
RELSOB
RELUCTAN
aEnacRr
nEveoros
REMLAP
REWLIK
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I ncwrr
I REMNDV
I aEnorc
I REWSEN
1 REMUNDA
I REMUS
I RENBAC
I RENCALSON
I RENCOT
I RENFROW
I RENICK
I RENISH
I RENNER
I RENNIE
1 RENNIE. DRAINED
I R E N N I E . PROTECTEO
I RENO
I RENOHILL
1 RENOL
I RENOVA
A
0
B
B
C
B
c
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
e
0
B
D
0
C
a
D
C
C
0
C
C
B
suesrarruu
RENT ILL
RENTON
RENTON. D R A I N E D
RENTSAC
RENTZEL
REPARAOA
REPP
REPPART
REPUBLIC
RESCUE
RESNEP
RESORT
RESOTA
REST 1NG
RESTON
RE1
RETRIEVER
RETROP
'1 RETRVOE
I REVA
I REVEL
I REVENTON
I I REVERE
I REV1T
I REWARD
I REXEURG
I REXFORO
I REXPONT
I REXOR
I REV&@
1 REVES
I REVNOSA
I REVY AT
I REZAVE
I RHAWE
I RHEA
I RHINEBECK
I CHOADES
I RHOAME
I nnorwcrr
I RHOAMETT. STONV
I RHONE
I RIB
I R IBERA
I RIBHILL
I RlCCO
I R lCEBORO
I R ICECROSS
1 RICERT
1 RICETON
I R ICEV I L L E
I RICH
I R I C H . WET
I RICHARDSON
I R ICHENS
I RICHEV
I RICHFIELD
I R ICHFORD
I R ICHLANO
I RICHMOND
I RICHSUM
I RICHTER
I RICHVALE
I RICHVIEW
I RICHVILLE
I RICHWOOD
1 RICKER
I RICKETTS
I RICKMAN
I RICKMORE
I RICKREALL
I RICKS
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
A
0
8
RENOX
RENSHAW
RENSLOll
RENSSELAER
RENSSELAER.
NONSTRATIFIEO
I
I
I
e/ol
C
I
I
I
e I
0
I
C
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
8
B
RrcoT
RICREST
RID0
RIOOLES
RIOENBAUGH
RIOGE
RIDGEBURV
RIOGECREST
RIOGEOALE
RIOGELANO
R IOGELAWN
RIOGECAWN.
WET
RIOGELITE
R IDGEPORT
RIDGEVlEW
RIOGEVILLE
I R IOGEWOOD
I RIDIT
I RIDLEV
I RIDOTT
I RIEOEL
I RIEOTOWN
I RIEPE
I RIESEL
I RIETBROCK
I RIFLE
I R IGA
I RIGDON
I RIGGINS
>IR I G G S
I RIGLEV
I RIGOLETIE
I RILEV
I RILLA
I RILLIN0
I RILLITO
I RIMER
I RIMINl
I Rlr(R0CK
1 RIMTON
I RIN
I R INCON
I RINOA
0
I PINOGE
0
I RINOGE. D R A I N E D
I RINEARSON
C
C
I RINEV
0
I RING
8
I RINGLE
B/DI RINGLING
C
I RING0
B
I RINGWOOD
D
I RINKER
e / D I RID
B
I R 1 0 ARRIBA
8
I R I O OIABLO
1 R I D GRANOE
B
c I n r o LAJAS
c I a I o PIEORAS
D
I RIDBLANCH0
B
I RIOCONCHO
C
I RIOLINOA
I RION
C
B
I RIPEC
A
I RIPLEV
B
I RIPLEV.
D
I SALINE-ALKALI.
I WET
B
8
I RIPON
B
I RIPPLE
C
I RIPPOWAM
C
I RlRIE
B
I RISBECK
A
I RlSLEV
C
I R I S L E V . STONV
C
I RISUE
I RISWOLO
C
o I RITA
I RITCHEV
A
B
C
I
0
I
C
I
8
I
0
I
B
I
C
I
C
I
B
I
8/01
8
I
D
(
1
0
B
I
D
I
B
I
C
I
c
C
C
c
I
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I
I
C
I
c
I
I
I
C
c
*/Dl
0
I
C
I
D
I
D
I
B
I
C
1
B
I
8
I
e
e
c
A
D
C
8
C
D
D
c
e
B
C
B
I
I
I
I
I
RITIOIAN
RITNER
RlTO
RITTER
RITTMAN
RITZ
P l T Z . DRAINED
RllZCAL
RITZVILLE
RIVALIER
RIVERDALE
RIVERHEAD
RIVEROAO
RIVERSIDE
RIVERTON
RIVERVIEW
RlVIERA
RIVIERA.
DEPRESSIONAL
R l V I E R A . LIMESTONE
suasrnArun
R I V I E R A . LIMESTONE
suesraAruu.
DEPqESSIONAL
RlvnA
RIXIE
RlXON
RIZ
RlZNO
nlzozo
ROANE
ROANHIDE
ROANOKE
ROARING
n o 8 POV
RDBANA
ROBBS
noeco
ROBFR
ROeERTSDALE
ROBERTSVILLE
ROBIN
ROBINETTE
ROBINSONVILLE
ROBDZD
I
I
I
I
I
I
I nomoosr
I ROBSON
I RORV
I ROC*
ROCHE
ROCHELLE
ROCHER
ROCHESTER
ROC10
ROCK CREEK
ROCK R I V E R
ROCKABIN
ROCKAWAV
ROCKRRIDGE
ROCKCASTLE
ROCKDALE
ROCKOALE
ROCKERS
ROCKFIELD
ROCKFORD
RDCKHOVSE
ROCKINCHAIR
ROCKLIN
ROCKLV
ROCKOA
ROCKTON
ROCKWELL
ROCKWOOD
ROCKY FORD
ROCKVBAR
RODAO
ROOELL
RODEO
ROOESSA
T W O HVDROLOGIC
SOIL
GROUPS sucn AS w c r w o r c r r r
THE ORAIWEO/UNDRLINEO
SITUATION.
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUM.
REFER TO A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S P H A S E FOUND I N S O I L MAP LEGEND.
0
C
D
C
B
B
B
A
B
e
A
8
8
C/D
0
B/D
0
j
ROOIE
ROOYAN
RDDROF
ROEBUCK
ROE LL E N
ROEMER
ROE TC X
ROFISS
ROGAN
ROGERSON
ROGER1
ROGRUBE
ROGUE
ROHAN
RCHNERV I L L F
RDHOhDA
ROHRERSVILLE
ROlC
RO JD
ROLETTE
ROLFE
ROLIE
RDLISS
ROLLA
ROLLINGSTONE
RDLDC
PDLOFF
RDHBERG
RDMBD
ROML
R
A
ROOT
RODTFL
RDPCR
ROSALIE
ROSAHOND
RDSAMOND.
SALINE-ALKALI.
FLOODED
ROSANE
ROSINKY
RDSAR I d
RDSCDE
ROSCOMMOh
ROSE CREEK
ROSE CREEK.
DRAINED
ROSE V A L L E Y
ROSEBERRV
RDSEBLOOM
ROSEBOROUGH
ROSE6UO
RDSERURG
ROSEDHU
ROSEGLEN
RDSEHAVEN
QosEnILL
ROSCLAND
ROSELLA
ROSCLHS
I
1
D
D
0
C
0
8
I
I
ROSENDALE
ROSENUALL
ROSEVILLE
ROSEWOOD
RrJSCYDOD. Y E T
ROSEWORTH
ROSHE S P R I N G S
ROSHE SPRINGS.
DRAINED
RDSHOLT
ROSINE
ROSITAS
R O S I T A S . CLAYEV
SUBSTRATUM
R D S I T A S . LOAMY.
WET
R O S I T A S . WET
ROSLYN
PDSMAN
ROSNEV
RDSS
I
ROSSB U D G
B
B
I
I
ROSSFIELD
R05SMDDR
R0SSMflYI.E
ROSWELL
I
1
I
I
I
I
B
B
I
I
I
I
I
D
I
B
1
C
I
D
1
I
9
0
0
C
C
C
C
D
I
B/DI
C
C
0
C
U
C
B
ROVED
EDMERD
ROHGAN
RGMIA
ROVINE
RON I N E L L
ROMNELL
ROHSTOCK
RCHULUS
RCNAN
POND
PDN3FAU
RONDELL
RONOOWA
RONNERY
RONSEL
RONSDN
RODNEY
RODSE T
RDDSEVELT
NOTES:
d l groups for U.S. soils (continued)
C
0
C
B
9
1
1
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
C
I
b/D)
I
B
C
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
B
1
b
9
C
A/D
H
9
R9SV
RDTA*ER
ROTAN
fiDlHICAN
RDTHIEMAV
RDTHSAY
RDTINOM
ROTD
ROTTULEE
ROUBIDEAU
ROUEN
ROUGHCREEK
FOUSHLOCK
PDUGHMOUNT
ROUND BUTTE
ROUNDAROUT
ROUNDPARN
ROUNDHEAD
ROUNOOR
fOUkDTDP
COUNOUP
RDUNOY
RDUSSEAU
FOUTDN
RDUTT
RDVAL
ROWOEN
ROWDY
B
1
D
I
I
C
C
I
3/01
C
I
B/DI
B
I
R
I ROUE
C
I ROWEL
I ROWENA
1 ROWLLNO
D
I ROULEV
I ROXAL
C
C
I ROXANA
D
I RCXBURY
A/OI
ROXER
C
I RDXTON
B
I ROY
I ROVAL
I ROYCE
D
D
1 RDVGORGE
D
I ROVOSA
B
I ROYST
B
I RDYSTDNE
R
1 RDZA
6/01 R O Z E L L V I L L E
B
I RDZETTA
B
I ROZLEE
0
I RUARK
B
I PUBICON
0
I RUB10
0
I RUBSON
C
I
D
R
I
A/OI
0
I
D
I
0
I
C
B
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
B
I
0
I
8
I
1
I
I
B
e
A
C
C
c
6
RUBV
RUBYHILL
RUCH
RUCKER
RUCKLFS
RUCLICK
RUOD
RbCDLEV
RUOEEN
RUOVLRO
PUEDLOFF
RUELLA
RUFUS
RUGAR
RUGG
RUGLES
RUHF
PUIDOSD
RUINPOINT
RUIZ
RUKO
RULE
RUCBLECREEK
RUYbO
R
C
B
R
D
C
I
0
C
C
6
b
I
I
0
I
I
C
e
F
0
C
B
0
B
8
C
6
IRUL'YFY
C
e
I
C
C
B
C
B
I
I
F
I
RUHPAH
RUCPLC
RUMUhG
RUNt
PUNEetRG
RUNGE
c
I
RUhY
C
C
C
C
I
I
I
RUPLF
RUPLEV
RUSCO
RUSCO. PDN3EO
RLSE
R
c
D
C
E
I
I
I
I wsn
I RUSt'CORE
I RUSVTDWN
I PUSHVILLE
D/DI
RUSG
C
I RUlOh
C
I RUSS
C
I RUSSELL
C
I RlSSIAN
A
1 RUSSLER
I RUSTIC0
D
C
I RUSTIGATE
t
I RUSTCh
c I PUSTV
e I RUTAB
C
I PUTERSVILLE
D
I RUTHFRFORO
C
I PUTLANO
C
I RU1LEC.E
C
I RYAN
0
I RYAN PAQK
@
I RVARK
b
I RVCO
5
I RVDE
@
I PVCER
8
I RVDOLPH
B
I RVEGATE
I RYFLL
C
C
I RVELL. S A L I N F
A
I PYEPATCH
C
I RVER
P I RYKER
C
I RYIlAh
R
I CYORP
B
I RVPOC
I RVUS
C
6/01 S A A R
A
I SABAHA
C/O1 CABANA SECA
B
I SABE
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
A
I
1
I
1
I
0
C
C
8
RUMFORO
RUI'LEY
I
I
1
e
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
C
C
I
C
C/DI
P
I
0
I
C
I
b
I
C
1
I
D
0
1
e
I
e/Dl
C
r
t)
C
P
e
e
C
P.
C
P
B
R
C
C
C
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
SAeENVO
SABINA
SABINE
SABLE
SAC
SACHEEN
SACHETT
SAC0
SACRAMENTO
SACTUS
SACUL
SAOOLE
SADOLEBACK
SAODLEGAP
SADOLEROCK
SADER
SADIE
SADLER
SAFFELL
SAG
SAGANING
SAGASER
SAGE
SAGECREEK
SAGEOALE
SAGEPILL
CAGFYOOR
SbGFRS
SAGERTON
SAGLE
SAGO
SAGOUSPE
SAGOUSPE. D R A I N E D
SAGUACHE
EAHALIE
B
I
C
A
I SAMISH
D
SAMOIST
B
I
A
I
I
SAMOR
SAMPSEL
SAMPSON
SAMSIL
SAMSULA
SAN ANOREAS
S I N ANTON
SAN ANTONIO
SAN A R C A C I O
SAN B E N 1 1 0
SAN E M I G O I O
SAN GERMAN
SAN I S A B E L
SAN J O A O U I N
SAN JON
SAN J O S E
S I N JUAN
SAN L U I S
SAN MATED
SAN M I G U E L
SAN SABA
SAN S E B A S T I A N
SAN S I M E O N
SAN TIMOTEO
S I N YSIORO
SANCHEZ
SANCLEMENTE
SANDALL
SANDBRANCH
SANOCREEK
SANDERSON
SANDHILL
0
D
0
B
0
B/O
B
B
C
C
B
B
0
B/Ol
C
0
I
1
0
0
I
I
C
I
C
C/O1
B
I
0
I
D
I
I
C
C
I
e
I
I
B
A/OI
B
0
R
C
B
B
B
C
C
D
C
I
1
1
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
B
1
B
I
e
SAHUARITA
B
SAID
SAIOO
SAILBCAT
SAILBOAT.
DRAINED
SLIPAN
SAL
EALADAR
SALACON
SALAL
SALAHATDF
SALANDER
SALAS
SILCHAKET
SALCO
SALEM
SALERATUS
SALERNO
SALGA
SALIOA
SALINAS
SALlS@URY
e
c
C
6
B
0
0
0
C
0
R
C
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
1
B
B
6
I
C
I
I
I
b/OI
C
A
B
C
I
I
I
I
I
B
A
C
C
C/O1
C
C
C
C
B
0
C
C
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
B
I
I
C
C
I
I
B
B
I
I
I
C
C
C
I
B
I
1
SALLVANN
SALClO
SALMON
SALONIE
S A L T CHUCK
SALT LAKE
SALTAIR
SALTER
SALTERV
SALTESE
SALTINE
SALTON
SALUOA
SALVISA
SALZER
SALZER. PROTECTED
SWBA
C
0
SAMMAMISH
e / o i sALia
D
I SALKU'I
B
I SALLISAY
I
SAYINIEGD
I
P
B
B
I
I
I
I
0
A
0
0
B
I
0
I
I
I
I
I
I
SA~OIA
SANOOSE
SANOOVCC
SANDRIOGE
SAYDSPPING
SANDUN
SANOUSKY
SANOVIEW
SANOYASH
SAYDWICK
SANELI
SANFORD
SINGER
SANG0
SANHEDRIN
SANIBEL
SANILAC
SANJE
SAMLOREN
SANPETE
SANPITCH
SANPOIL
SANSARC
SANTI
SANTA CLARA
SANTA F E
SANTA I S A B E L
SANTA L U C I A
SANTA M A R T A
SANTA VNEZ
SANTANA
SANTANELA
SANTAOUIN
SANTAROSA
SANTEE
SANTIAGO
A
0
C
B
A
C
B
D
0
B
D
C
0
0
0
C
B
D
B
B
B
A
D
A
8
B
0
P
C
B
D
B
0
C
B
BID
B
B
B
B
C
0
0
D
C
0
0
C
C
0
0
0
A
R
0
C
0
C
C
D
I
I SANTIAM
.I SANTD
I SANTO TOMAS
B
C
I
0
0
I
SAMBRITO
B
I
SAMOAY
0
I
I
SANTONI
SANYELL
SAPEHA
SAPELO
0
C
B
B
B
B
0
TWO HVORDLOGIC S O I L GROUPS SUCH A S B/C I N O I C A T E
Tr4E O R A I N E D / U N D R A I N E O S I T U A T I O N .
BEOIIOCK SUBSTRATUM. REFER 10 A S P E C I F I C S G I L S E R I E S P H A b E FOUND I N S O I L MAP LEGEND.
M O O I F I F R S SHOWN. E.G..
2-73
SAPINERO
SAPKIN
SAPPHIRE
SAPPINGTON
SARA
SARAGDSA
SARAHSVILLE
SARALEGUI
SARANAC
SARANAC. GRAVELLY
SUBSTRATUM
SARAPH
SARATON
SARAZAN
SARBEN
SARCILLD
SARDINIA
SARD IS
SARGEANT
SAR I L D A
SARITA
SARKAR
SARNOSA
SARONA
SARPV
SARTELL
SARUCHE
SASABE
SASALAGUAN
SASCO
SASKA
SASOAMCD
SASSAFRAS
SASSER
SATAGO
SATANKA
SATANTA
SATATTDN
SATELLITE
SATILLA
SATIN
SATSOP
SAT1
SATTLEV
SATTRE
SATURN
SATUS
SAUCEL
SAUCIER
SAUDE
SAUGATUCK
SAUGUS
SAUK
SAULICH
SAUM
SAUNDERS
SAURIN
SAUTER
SAUVIE
S A U V I E . MOOERATELV
WET
S A U V I E . PROTECTED
SAUVOLA
SAUL
SAVAGE
SAVAGETON
SAVANNAH
SAVENAC
SAVO
SAVOIA
SAVONA
SAWABE
SAWATCH
SAWBUCK
SAWCREEK
SAWDUST
SAWMILL
SAWTELL
SAW TELPEAK
NOTES:
d l groups for U.S. soils (conlnued)
B
C
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
SAWTOWN
SAWVER
c
SAXBV
B
SAXON
SAV
0
SAVBROOK
B
D
SAVDAB
B
SAVERS
C/O1 SAVLES
C
1 SAVLESVILLE
I SAVNER
D
I SAVPO
C
I SAZl
B
I SCALA
B
1 SCALAOE
D
I SCALFAR
I SCALLEY
C
C
I SCAMMAN
D
I SCANOARD
C
I SCANTIC
I SCAPONIA
A
D
I SCAR
B
I SCARBORO
B
I SCARIBOU
A
I SCARPER
A
I SCATLAKE
0
I SCAVE
C
1 SCHAFFENAKER
C
I SCHALLER
b
I SCHAMBER
I SCHAMP
B
B
1 SCHAPVILLE
B
I SCHATTEL
B
I SCHAUSON
D
I SCHAWANA
C
1 SCHENCO
B
I SCHERRARD
D
1 SCHLEV
c I SCHMUTZ
D
I SCHNEBLY
C
I SCHNEIOER
0
I SCHNIPPER
C
I SCHNOORSON
B
I SCHNORBUSH
I SCHODSON
B
B
I SCHOENS
B
I SCHOFlELD
D
1 SCHOHARIE
I SCHDLLE
C
B
I SCHODOIC
C
I SCHODLCRAFT
8
I SCHDOLEY
0
I SCHDOLEVt O R A I NED
D
I SCHOOLEV.
I PROTECTED
B
D
I SCHODLHOUSE
C
I SCHDONER
0
I SCHRAOER
D
I SCHRAP
C
I SCHRIER
I scnanclc
I SCHROON
B
C
I SCHUELKE
I SCHULINE
B
C
I SCHUMACHER
I SCHUSTER
0
C
I SCHUVLER
C
I SCIO
C
I SCIOTDVILLE
a I sc~sw
c
D
B/Ol
a
C
B
I scrrlco
I SCITUATE
I
I
SCLOME
SCOAP
SCOBEV
SCOGGIN
I
e/ol s c o o ~
C
I SCOOTENEV
0
I
SCDRUP
C
0
B
e
8
B
C
c
C
C
B
a
C
0
0
B
C
SCOTCO
SCOT 1A
SCOTT
SCOTT L A K E
SCDTTCAS
SCOTT LES
SCOTTSVILLE
SCOUT
SCRABBLERS
SCRANTON
SCRAVO
SCfiIBA
SCRIeNER
SCRIVER
SCROGG lN
SCULLIN
SCUPPERNONG
SEABROOK
SELF IELD
SEAFORTH
SEAGATE
SEAGOVILLE
SEALY
SEAMAN
SEAMAN* STRONGLY
SAL I N E
SEAMAN. MODERATELY
I WET
I SEAOUEST
I SEAP
I SEARING
I SEARLA
I SEARLES
I SEARSPDRT
I SEARSVILLE
I SE ASTRANO
I SEATON
I SEATTLE
I SEATTLE. DRAINED
I S E AVERS ON
I SEAN I L L D U
I SEBAGO
I SEBASTIAN
I SEBASTOPOL
I SEBEWA
I SEhQEE
I SEBRING
I SEBUD
I SECCA
I SECESH
I SECONDSET
I SECRET CREEK
I SECUPITV
I SED
I SECALE
1 SECGEFIELO
I SEDGWAY
I SEDILLD
I SEDMAR
I SEDROWOOLLEY
I SEDWELL
I SEEDSKADEE
I SEELEZ
1 SEELOVERS
I SEELVEVILLE
1 SEELYEVILLE.
I SLOPING
I SEEPRIO
1 SEES
I SEEWEE
1 SEFFNER
I SEGIOAL
I SEGNO
I SEGUlN
I SEGURA
I SEHDME
I SEHORN
I SElS
A
B
D
B
e
P.
C
C
C
A/O
B
C
C
e
C
C
D
C
e
B
A/C
D
B
e
C
C
B
C
B
c
c
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
D
C
E
B
D
C
C
D
A
C
A/Dl
0
1
B
C
B
C
D
C
B
0
C
0
C
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
SEITZ
SEJlTA
SEKIL
SEK IU
SFLAH
SELBIT
SELDEN
SELEVIN
SELFRIOGE
SEL I A
SELIGMAM
SELK I R K
SELLE
SELLERS
SELMA
SELMAC
SELON
SELTI
SELWAV
S E M I AHMOO
S E M I AHMOO.
D R IL I N E D
SEMINOLE
SEMPER
SEN
SENCHERT
SLNECAVILLE
SENSABAUGH
SEOUATCHIE
SEOUIP
SEOUOIA
SEROEN
SERENE
SERDCO
SERPEN
SERPENTANO
SERPOD
SERRAND
SEfiVlLLETA
SESAME
SESPE
SESSIONS
SESSUM
SET
SETH
SETTERS
SETTLEMENT
SETTLEMEYER
SETTLEMEYER.
SALINE-ALKALI
SETTLEMEYER.
FLOODED
SETTLEMEVER. COOL
SETTLEMEYER.
CHANNELEO
SEVAL
SEVENMILE
SEVERN
SCVIER
SEVILLE
SEVV
SEWANEE
SEWARO
SEWELL
SEXTON
SEVMOUR
SEZNA
SHAAK
snAaLms
SHACK
SHADELANO
SHADELEAF
SHADOW
SHAOYGROVE
SHAFFTON
SHAFTER
SHAGEL
SHAGNASTV
SHAKAMAK
SHAKAN
C
D
B
0
C
I
I
1
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
SHAKER
SHAKESPEARE
SHAKOPEE
SHALAKE
SHALAKD
e
SHALBA
C
SHALCAR
D
SHALCAR. D R A I N E D
B
SHALCLEAV
c
sn*Lcr
SHALONA
0
C
SHALPER
B
SHAM
w o l sn*Meo
e / o l SHAMEL
D
I SHAMOCK
B
I SHANAHAN
e I SHANDEP
B
I SHANE
D
1 SHANGHAI
C
I SHANGHAI. D R A I N E D
D
I SHANKLER
C
I SHAND
I SHINTA
B
C
1 SHARATIN
e I SHARESNOUT
B
I SHARKEY
e I SHARLAND
A
I SHAROU
C
1 SHARONDALE
I SHARPS
A
C
I SHARPSBURG
A
I SHARROTT
I SHARVAUA
C
B
I SHASER
C
I SHASKIT
D
I SHASTA
D
I SHASTINA
c I snAraucE
I SHATTA
C
c I snArrucr
I SHAUSON
D
C
I SHAVAND
C
I SHIVASH
I SHAVER
D
D
I SHAWA
C
I SHAWANO
o I snrwnur
I SHAY
I SHAYLA
D
I SHEAR
0
I SHEAVILLE
e I SHERANG
I SHEBEON
C
I SHEDAOD
I SHEDD
B
B
I SHEDHDRN
D
I SHEECAL
D
I SHEEGE
I3
I WEEK
B
I SHEEP CREEK
0
I SHEEPCAN
C
I SHEEPHEAD
C/O1 SHEEPRDCK
D
I SHEEPSCDT
D
I SHEETIRDN
C
I SHEFFIELD
D
I SHEFFIT
B
I SHEFFLEIN
1 SHELBIANA
C
C
I SHELBURNE
8
I SHELBY
I SHELBYVlLLE
C
8
I SHELD
I SHELL
D
D
I SHELLABARGER
C
I SHELLBLUFF
C
I SHELLCREEK
I SHELLORAKE
C
.
TWO HVDROLOGlC S O I L GROUPS SUCH AS B/C I N D I C A T E
THE ORAINEO/UNORAINEO S I T U A T I O N .
M O O l F I E R S SHOWNI E.G.
i
L'
L
SHELLROCK
SHELMAD INE
SHELOCTA
SHELTON
SHENA
SHENANOOAH
SHENKS
ShENDN
SHENVAL
SHEP
SHEPAN
SHEPPARD
SHEPSTER
SHERANGD
SHERAR
SHERBURNE
SHERIDAN
SHERLESS
SHERLOCK
SHERM
SHERMORE
SHERRV
SHERRV. STONV
SHERRVL
SHERWOOD
SHEVL I N
SHIDLER
SHIELDS
SHIFFER
SHILLV
SHILOH
Sh1WA
SHIMMON
SHINAKU
SHINEARA
SHINOLER
SHINER
SHINGLE
SHINGLEMILL
SHINGLETOWN
SWINKEE
SHINNPEAK
SHINROCK
SHIDCTON
v: : : : : :
SHIPLEV.
SALINE-ALKALI
SHIPPA
SHIPROCK
SHIPS
SHIPSHE
SHIRK
SHIRLEV
SHIRD
SHIRTTAIL
SHlVELV
SHIVlCYV
SHlVLUM
SHOALS
SHOAT
SHOE A
SHDEPEG
SHOESTRING
SHDKEN
SHONK I N
SHONT I K
SHOOFLIk
SHOOFLV
SHOOK
SHOOK ER
SHOREEK
sHOaEw00D
SHOR IV
SHDRT CREEK
SHORTCUT
SHORTHORN
SHORTVORK
SHOSHONE
NOTES:
soil group for U.S. soils (continued)
I
I
I
I
C
D
C
C
A
6
C
0
6
D
a
C
6
C
e
B
B
fl
C
0
D
C
B
D
0
C
D
0
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
D
C
c
SHOTGUN
SHOTWELL
SHDUNS
SHOWALTER
I SHOWALTER. STONV
I SHOWLOW
1 I SHREE
I SHREWDER
I SWEWSBURV
I SHRINE
I SHROE
I SHROUTS
I SHUIUTA
I SHUE
I SHUKASH
I SHUKSAN
I SWLE
I SHULLSBUkG
I SWVLA
I SnunwAv
I SWPER7
) I SHURLE V
I SHUSTER
I SHUTTLE
I 51
I SIBEL I A
I sI a w v
I SIBLEVVILLE
I SICKLES
I SICKLESTEETS
1 SIODOWAV
I SIDELL
I S IOLAKE
I S IDDN
I S lEREN
I SIEBERT
I SIECHE
I SlELC
I SIEROCLIFF
I SIERRA
I SIERRAVILLE
I 5IESTA
I SlEVERS
1 SIFTON
I SIG
I SIGNAL
I SIGURO
I SIKESTON
I SILAS
I S I L A S . WET
I S I L A S . GRLVELLV
I suasrsArm
I SILAWA
I SILCOX
I SILENT
I SILCP
I SILERTON
I SILHDUETTE
I SILI
I SILKIE
I SILSTID
I SILVA
I SILVER
I S I L V E R CREEK
I SILVERADC
I SILVERBELL
I SlLVER5OU
I SILVERCHIEF
I SILVERCLIFF
I SILVERDALE
I SILVER*
I SILVERTON
I SILVIES
I SIMAS
I SlMCDE
I SIMEON
I SIMERDI
I 51MMONT
I srroor
C
D
I
R
I
I
SIMON
SlMONA
SIMONIN
C
SIMCNTON
8
I SIMPARK
c I srWPATIco
I SIMPSON
6
I SIVS
C/O1 S I N A I
I SINAMOX
6
I SlNCLAIR
C
D
I SINGATSE
C
I SINGE!2TON
C
I SINGLETREE
I SINGSAAS
A
C
I SINKER
I SINKSON
C
I SINLOC
C
C
I SINNICE
I SINNIGAW
0
C
I SINTON
A
I SINUK
c I SION
8
I SIOUX
I SIDUXCN
C
B
I SIPPLE
e I SIPSEV
6
I SIPCRAK
8/01 S l R I
B
I sr*oco
A
I SIRREF
R
I SIRPETTA
C
I SISK
C
I SISKIYOU
6
I SISSETON
A
I CISSON
C
I SISTEPS
0
I SITAR
I SITDDWN
C
8
I SITES
B
I SIWELL
D
I SIXBEACON
C
I SIXMILE
R
I SIZER
D
I SKAGGS
C
I SKACIT
6
1 SKAGNAV
B / D I SKAHA
P:
I SKALAN
C
I SKAYANIA
C
I EKAVC
1 SKANFE
6
( SKANID
I CUATF
6
D
I ' SKEDADDLE
D
I SKEIN
6
I SKELLCCK
C
I SKELON
C
I SUELTllN
C
I SKERRV
I SKIP0
A
C
I SKIDMORE
I SXINNER
C
0
I SKIPANON
1 SKIPOPA
6
C
I SKIVDU
I SKGKOMISH
D
C
I SKOKOVISH. O R A l N E D
e I SKOLV
A
I SKOOKUK
A
I SUGS
c I SUOWHEGAN
D
I S K U L L CREEK
C
I SKULLGULCH
C
I SKULLWAK
A
I SUUKPAH
6
I SKUTUM
C
I SKVFERG
C
I SKVHAVEN
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
c
E
C
6
C
D
c
A
C
8
C
C
D
B
D
0
B
C
e
c
R
6
P
R
D
B
0
C
e
c
D
e
c
C
0
c
c
C
c
SKVHIGH
SKVKOMISH
SKVLICK
SKYLINE
SKVYOR
SKVROCK
SKVVILLAGE
SKVWAV
SLAB
SLAeTOWN
SLACKS
SLAGLE
SLAPJACK
SLATERV
SLAUGHTER
SLAUGHTERVILLE
SLAVEN
SLAW
SLAVTON
SLEEPER
SLEETH
SLICKROCK
SLIDECREEK
SLIDELL
SLIGHTS
SLIGTING
SLIKOK
SLIMBUTTE
SLINGER
SLIPBACK
SLIPYAN
SLOAN
SLOCAVE
SLOCUM
SLUICE
SLUKA
SLV
SMACKOUT
SMALL
SMALLCONE
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I snrnrs
I SMAUG
I SMEOLEV
I SWELTER
I SMILEV
I SVILEVVILLE
I SVILO
I SMITHBORO
I SYITHOALE
1 SMITHNECK
I SMITHNECK. D R A I N E D
1 SMITHTON
I SMITHVILLE
I SMITHWICK
I SMOCREEK
I SMOKEV
I CMCLAN
(
SVVRNA
SNAG
SNAHOPISH
SNAKE
SNAKE HOLLOW
SNAKELUM
SNAKER
SNAPP
SNEAD
SNEFFELS
SNELL
SNELLING
SNELLMAN
SNlDER
SNOHOM IS H
SNOMO
1 SNOOK
I SNOPOC
I SNOOUALMIE
1 SNOTOWN
1 SNOW
I SNOWDANCE
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
C
B
I
0
0
I
D
0
0
B
0
6
C
C
8
C
c
e
C
C
0
c
C
B
B
D
C
C
D
B
B
6
6
B/O
0
c
C
c
e
6
c
0
6
6
D
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
l
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
SNOWDANCE.
MOOERATELV WET
SNOWOON
SNOWLIN
SNOWMORE
SNOWSHOE
SNOWSLIDE
SNOWVILLE
SNUFFUL
SOAKPAK
SOAPCREEK
SOAPLAKE
SOAR
SOBEGA
SO&OBA
soeoL
SOBRANTE
SOBSON
SOCORRO
soor
SOOA L A K E
SODA LAKE. WET
SODABAV
SODASPRING
SOOERVlLLE
SODHOUSE
soous
SOELBERG
SOEN
SOFIA
SOFTSCRAaBLE
SOFTSCRABBLE.
R A R E L Y FLOODED
SO61
SOGN
soeo
SOGZIE
SOHAPPV
soju~
SDLAK
SOLANO
SOLOATNA
SOLDIER
c
SOLOUC
B / D I SOLEOAO
I SDLIER
D
c I SOLIS
D
I SOLLEKS
B
I SOLLER
C
I SOLO
B
I SOLOMON
0
I SOLON*
R
1 SOLWAV
0
I SOMBORDORO
C
I SOMBRERO
c I SOMERS
C
I SOMERVELL
B / D l SOVSEN
6
I SONAHNPIL
@
I SONOOA
C
I SONLET
A
I SONOCAN
6
I SONOlTA
C!
I SONOMA
I SONOMA. MOOERATELV
C
0
I WET. S A L I N E
I SCNOMA. S A L I N E .
C
C
I DRAINED
B
I SONOMA. S T R A T I F I E D
e I SUBSTRATUM
C
I SONOMA. ORAINEO.
I SLIGHTLV SALINE
D
I SONOMA. DRAINED.
C
0
I FLOODED
e I. SONOMA. DRAINED
C
I SONORA
I SONTAG
6
B
I SOOLAKE
0
I SOONAHBE
THE D R A I N E D / U N O R A I N E D S I T U A T I O N .
V O D I F I E P S SHOWN. E.G..
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUM.
R E F t H TO A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S PHASE FOUND I N S O I L Y A P LEGEND.
B
B
0
6
B
B
B
0
B
B
SOONAKER
SOOSAP
SOPER
SOOUEL
SORENSEN
SORF
SORRENTO
SORTER
SORUM
SOSA
SOSTIEN
SOTlM
SOUGHE
SOULA J U L E
SOUTHACE
SOUTHAM
SOUTHFORK
SOUTHGATE
SOUTHMOUNT
SOUTHRIDGE
SOUTHWICK
SOWCAN
SOWCAN. SOMEWHAT
POORLY O R A l N E O
SPA1
SPACE C I T Y
SPADE
SPADRA
SPAGER
SPALOlNG
SPANA
SPANAWAV
SPANEL
SPANG
SPANGENBURG
SPANGENBURG*
PONDED
SPANGLER
SPARANK
SPARHAY
SPARKHULE
SPARMO
SPARR
S P A R T A * S I L T Y CLAV
LOAM SUBSTRATUM
SPARTA. LOAMY
SUBSTRATUM
SPARTA. M A A T > 5 0
SPARTA. M A A T < 5 0
SPARTA. BEDROCK
SUBSTRATUM
SPASPREV
SPEAKER
SPEAKS
SPEARF IS H
SPEARHEAD
SPEARMAN
SPEARVILLE
SPECIE
SPECK
SPECTACLE
SPECTER
SPEELVAI
SPEER
SPE l G L E
SPENARD
SPENCER
SPENLO
SPENS
SPERR V
SPEXARTH
SPHINX
SPICER
SPICEITON
S P I C E WOO0
SPIKE
SPILLCO
SPILLVILLE
SPILOCK
NOTES:
soil groups for
C
C
C
B
0
C
B
0
D
C
0
B
D
C
B
0
D
0
C
B
C
B
C
B
A
A
A
A
C
C
A
D
B
B
C
B
0
c
C
D
B
B
0
B
B
A
C/O
C
0
B/O
D
C
B
B
B
0
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
US. soils (continued)
SPINEKOP
SPINEKOP. S A L I N E
SPINEKOP.
MOOERhTELV WET
SPINKS
SPINLIN
SPINNEV
SPIRES
SPIRIT
SPIRO
SPIVEV
SPLAWN
SPLENOORA
SPLITEN
SPLITRO
SPLITTOP
SPOFFDRD
SPOFMDRE
SPOKANE
SPOKEL
SPONSELLER
SPOOL
SPOONER
SPOTSVLVANIA
SPOTTSWDDD~
SPRABAT
SPRAY
SPRECKELS
SPRIGGS
SPR I N G
SPRINGOALE
SPRINGOALE. STONV
SPRINGER
SPRINGERVILLE
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGGULCH
SPRINGLAKE
SPRINGMEVER
SPR I N G S T E E N
SPRINGWATER
SPROUL
SPRUCEOALE
SPUD
SPUDROCK
SWKWUSH
SPUR
SPURGER
SWRLOCK
SOUAL l C U M
SOUALLV
SOUAW
SWAWCREEK
SOUAWROCK
SOUAWTIP
SWIRES
ST. A L B A N S
ST. ANTHONY
ST. A U G U S T I N E
ST. AUGUSTINE.
ORGANIC
SUBSTRATUM
ST- CHARLES
ST. C L A I R
ST. ELMO
ST. GEORGE
S T - GEDRGE. S A L I N E
ST. GEORGE. WET
ST. H E L E N S
ST.
IGNACE
S T - JOHNS
ST. JOHNS.
OEPRESSIONAL
ST. L U C l E
ST. M A R T I N
ST. MARVS
ST. N I C H O L A S
ST. ONGE
ST. P A U L
ST. T n o n h s
I
I
A
B
C
c
D
D
c
C
B
B
C
B
B
0
B
D
C
C
C
R
e
C
B
B
D
A
B
C
0
B
0
W
0
A
D
9
0
B
B
o
STABLER
STAOV
I STAFFORO
I STAGECOACH
I STAHL
I STAKE
I STALEV
I STALLINGS
I STAMBAUGH
I STAMFORD
I STAMP
I STAMPEDE
I STAN
I STANDLEV
I STANOUP
I STANEV
I STANFIELD
I STAN I S L A U S
I S T A N I S L A U S . WE
I STANROD
I STAPALOOP
I STAPLES
,I S T A P L E T O N
I STAPP
I STARBUCK
I STARGO
I STARHOPE
I STAR I C H K O F
I STARKEV
I STARKS
I STARLEV
I STARMAN
I STARR
I STARVEOUT
I STASER
I STATE
I STATELINE
I STATLER
I STAT2
I STAVELV
I STAVTDN
I STEARNS
I STECDAH
I STECUM
I STEED
I STEEC44AN
I STEEDMAN. STONV
I STEEKEE
I STEELE
I STEENS
I STEEPCAN
I $TEES€
I STEEVER
I STEFF
I STEGALL
I STEIGER
I STEILACDOH
I STEINAUER
I STEINBECK
I STEINSBURG
I STEIWER
I STELLA
I STELLAR
I STEMeER
I STEMILT
I STEYLEV
I STEWPLE
I STENDAL
1 STEPHEN
D I STEPHENVILLE
I STEPROCK
I STEPSTONE
I STEPTOE
I STERLING
I STERLINGTON
I STERRETT
I STETSON
1 STETTER
I STEUBEN
B
0
C
B
c
C
B
C
e
0
0
o
B
c
B
D
c
I
1
I
I
I
I
STEUBER
STEVENS
STEVENSON
STEWART
STEWVAL
STICKNEV
STIOHAM
STlEN
STIGLER
STILES
STlLGAR
1
I
I
I
I
I srru
I STILLMAN
I STILLWATER
I STILSKIN
I STILSON
I srrucr
I STIMSDN
I STlNES
I STINGAL
I STINGOORN
C
D
C
B
9 / 0 1 STIPE
B
I STIRK
c I STIRRUP
0
1 STIRUM
e I STIRUM. PONOED
I STlSSING
D
D
I STlVERSVlLLE
C I STOCKADE
C
I STOCKeRIOGE
I STOCKEL
D
I STOCKLANO
0
C
I STOCKPEN
I STODA
B
e
B
0
B
0
B
@
D
B
c
A
0
C
C
C
C
D
B
B
C
c
A
C
a
R
C
c
C
c
C
B
C
B
C
C
R
B
B
B
B
B
0
e
D
a
I sroorcr
I STOHLMAN
I STOKES
I STOKLV
I
I
I
I
STOMAR
STONEBERGER
STONEBURG
STDNEHAM
STONEHEAD
I
I sroncLrcr
I STONELL
I STONER
I STONEVILLE
I STONEWALL
I STCNEWELL
I STOND
I STONVFORO
1 STOOKMOOR
I STOROEN
I STCRLA
I STORMITT
I STDTT
I STOUGH
I STOUT
I STOVHD
I STOWE
I STOWELL
I STDV
1 STRABER
I STRAHAN
1 STRAIGHT
I STRANDLINE
I STRANOOUIST
I STRAT
I STRATFORD
I STRATTON
I STRAW
I STRAWN
I STREATOR
I STRELNA
I STRELNA.
I LACUSTRINE
I suesmAruw
I STRELNA. T I L L
I suesrmruw
1
C
I
I
B
I
B
B
I
I
D
I
C
I
B
I
B
0
I
B
I
B
I
I
0
C
I
I
D
I
B
B/DI
0
1
I
C
R
I
B/D\
I
C
I
D
I
B
D
I
8
I
I
D
STRELMA. S I L T Y
SUBSTRATUM
STREVELL
STRICKER
STRICKLANO
STRINGAM
STRINGTOWN
STRINGTOWN. GRADED
STROLE
STROM
sTRonAL
STRONGHOLD
STRONGHURST
STROUPE
STRDZI
STRVCH
STRIKER
STUBBLEFIELO
sruses
STUCKV
STUOEBAKER
STUKEL
STUMBLE
STUMPP
sTuMPTowN
STUNNER
STUNTZ
STURGEON
STURGlLL
STURKIE
STUTTGART
STUTZYAN
STUTZMAN. WET
STUTZVILLE
STVERS
o I srvx
0
I SUAK
e I sueAco
c I SUBLETTE
I SUBLlGNA
D
I SUBWELL
B
B
1 SUCARNOOCHEE
C
I SUCCESS
I SUCCOR
B
B
1 SUCHFS
B
I SUDBURV
I SUODUTH
B
c I SUDLEV
I SUOWORTH
A
9 / 0 1 SUEPERT
D
I SUEV
C
I SUFFIELO
I SUFFDLK
B
I SUGAKOOL
B
I SUGARBOWL
B
C
I SUGARDEE
I SUGARLDAF
C
0
I SUGLO
I SUISUN
C
c I SULA
I SULLIVAN
D
c I SULLV
I SULOAF
C
B
I SULPHUDA
c I SULSAVAR
0
I SULTAN
9 / 0 1 SUMAN
B
I suws
B
I
C
I
0
I
I
B
9/01
C
I
e
B
I
I
I
I
I
SUMATRA
SUMINE
SUMMERFIELD
SUMMERS
SUMMERTDN
SUMMERVILLE
SUMMIT
SUMMITVILLE
SUMPF
SUMTER
SUMTERVILLE
TWO HYDROLOGIC S O l L GROUPS SUCH AS B/C I N D I C A T E
THE D R A I N E O / U N D R A I N E O S I T U A T I O N .
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUM. REFER TO A S P E C I F I C S O l L S E R I E S P H A S E FOUND I N S O l L MAP LEGENO.
B
B
B
C
B
B
C
L
L
SUMYA
EAPEE
SUNBURG
SUNBURST
SUNBURY
SUNC lT I
SUNCOOK
SUN0
SUNDANCE
SUNDAY
SUNDELL
SUNDOWN
SUNEV
SUYF I E L O
S U N L IGHT
SUNNYHAY
S U N N Y S I OE
SUNNYVALE
SUNRAY
SUNRISE
SUNSET
SUNSHINE
SUNSWEET
SUNUP
SUNY
SUO*I
SOP
SUPAN
SUPERIOR
SUPERSTITION
SUDERVISOR
SUPPLEC
SUR
SURFS I O E
SUSGFM
SURGH
SURYUF
SURPLUS
SURPR l S E
SURRENCY
SURRETT
SURVEYORS
SURVYA
L
E:::::::
S U S I E CREEK
SUS IT N A
SUSOUEHANNA
SUTA
SUTCL I F F
SUTHER
SUTHERLAND
SUTHERLIN
SUTKIN
SUTLEY
SUTPHEN
SUTRO
SUTTLER
SUTTON
SUVER
SUWANEE
SVEA
SVENSEN
SVERDRUP
SWAGER
SWA INOW
SWAKANE
SWALEfi
SWALESILVER
SWAMPYDRA*
SWAN
SWANBOY
SWANDAO
SUANLAKE
SWANNER
SWANSEA
SUANSON
SWANTGN
NOTES:
soil groups for US. sdls (continued)
D
0
B
B
C
B
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
SWANTOWN
SWANVILLE
SWANWICK
SWAPPS
SWARTSUOOD
SWART.?
o
swAsev
A
SWASTIKA
C
SWAUK
R
SWAYNE
A
SWEATMAN
B
SWEDE
A
SWEEN
SUEENEY
6
B
SWEET
SWEETAPPLE
D
0
SWEETGRASS
6
SWEETWATEP
C
SWEITBERG
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THE ORAINED/UNORAINEO S I T U A T I O N .
M O O I F I E Q S SHOWN. E-G..
FJEOPOCK S U B S T R A T U M . R E F E R T O A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S P H A S E F O U N D I N S O I L M A P LEGEND.
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TOMEL
TOMERA
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SUBSTRATUM
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TOWOKA
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TOUCHET
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TOURNQUIST
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TOYAVE
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TRAPPS
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TRAVELERS
TPAVER
TRAVERTINE
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TRAVIS
TRAVSON
TRAYICK
TRAY
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TREATY
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T*E C R A I N E O / U N O R A I N E O S I T U A T I O N .
M O D I F I C ' I S SHOWN. E.G..
B E D R O C K S U B S T R A T U M . REFER TO A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S PHASE F O U N D
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soil groups for U.S. solls (continued)
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TREMBLES
TREMBLES.
M O O E R A T E L V WET
TREMONA
TREMPE
TREMPEALEAU
TRENARV
TRENHCLM
TRENT
TRENTON
TREON
TREP
T R E S HERMANOS
TRESANO
TRESED
TRESTLE
TRETTEN
TREVINO
TREVLAC
TREY
TRIANGLE
TRIBBEV
T91CON
TRID
T R I D . NONSTONV
TRIOELL
TRIGGER
TR IGO
TRIMAD
TRIMBLE
TRIMMER
TRINIDAD
TRINITY
TRIO
TRIOMAS
TRIPIT
TRIPLEN
TRIPOLI
TRIPP
TRISTAN
TRITON
TR IX
TROCKEN
TROJAN
TROMP
TRONSEN
TROOK
TROOK. S A L I N E
TROPAL
TROPIC
TROSI
TRDSKV
TROUGHS
TROUP
TROUT CREEK
TROUT R I V E R
TROUTDALE
TROUTER
TROUTVILLE
TROVE
TROXEL
TRUAX
TRUBLE
TRUCE
TRUCHOT
TRUCKEE
TRUCKEE. D R A I N E D
TRUCKTON
TRUOAU
TRUOE
TRUEF I S S U R E
TRUESDALE
TRUHD V
TRULAE
TRULON
TRUMAN
TRUMBULL
TRUMP
TRUNK
NOTES:
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C
A
C
C
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B
B
B
C
C
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B
A
6
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D
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TRVON
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TSCHICDMA
TSIRKU
TSOSIE
TUB
TWAC
TUBERET
TUCANNON
TUCKAHOE
TUCKER
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WHITLEV
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THE D R A I N E D / U N D R A I N E O S I T U A T I O N .
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UILSONGULCH
UILSONVILLE
UILSOR
UILST
WILTON
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UINBERRV
WINCHESTER
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WINONA
WINOOSKI
WINOPEE
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WINSPECT
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WINTERFIELD
UINTERHAVEN
WINTERIDGE
WI N T E R S
UINTERSBURG
UINTERSET
WINTHROP
WINTLEV
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VAKUTAT
VALELAKE
VALESVILLE
VALLANI
VALUER
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VAMHlLL
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VAHSAV
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VANCV
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VEGUAS
VELJACK
YELLOWBAV
VELLDUHOUND
VELLOWROCK
VELLOUSTONE
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I VENLO
I VENRAB
I YEOMAN
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I VOLOGO
I VOYBA
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I VONNA
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I VTURBIOE
I VTURRlA
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I VUKO
I VUKON
I VULEE
I VUNES
I VUNOUE
I VURM
I VUTRUE
I VUVAS
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I ZACHARIAS
I ZACHARV
I ZACK
I ZADOG
I ZAOVAR
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THE ORAINEO/UNORAINED S I T U A T I O N .
BEDROCK SUBST9ATUM. R E F E H TO A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S PHASE FOUND I N S O I L MAP LEGEND.
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ZAHL
ZA I D V
ZAKME
ZALCO
ZALOA
ZILLA
ZAMORA
ZAMSCAN
ZANBUR
ZANE
ZANEIS
ZANESVILLE
ZANGO
LAPA
ZAPITA
LARK
ZATOV I L L E
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ZAVALA
ZAVCO
ZAYANTE
ZAZA
ZEALE
ZEB
ZEBA
ZECANYON
ZEERAR
ZEEKA
ZEELNOT
ZEESIX
ZEGRO
ZEIBRIGHT
ZELL
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ZENDA
ZEN1
ZENIFF
ZENITH
ZENKER
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ZENOR
ZEYOR I A
ZEOMCNT
ZEONA
ZEORELY
ZEPHAN
ZEPHYR
ZEPP
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ZERK
ZERKER
ZEVADEZ
ZIA
ZIBATE
ZIEGENFUSS
ZIEGLER
ZIGWEIO
ZILASUY
ZILLAH
ZILLAH. DRAINED
ZILLION
ZILLMAY
ZILIMERMAN
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ZINZER. SALINE
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NOTES:
roll groups for U.S. rollr (continued)
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ZUNDELL
ZUNHALL
ZUNI
ZURICH
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GROUPS SUCH AS e/c INDICATE
THE ORAINED/UUDPLINED
SITUATION.
M O D I F I E R S SHOWN. E+G..
BEDROCK SUBSTRATUM.
R E f E R TO A S P E C I F I C S O I L S E R I E S P H A S E F D U N O I N S O I L M A P LEGEND.
Table 2-2.-Runoff
depth for selected CN's and rainfall amounts1
Runoff (Q) for curve number of-
1 Interpolate
the values shown to obtain runoff depths for CN's or
rainfall amounts not shown.
Table 23a.-Runoff
curve numbers for cultivated agricultural lands1
Curve numbers for
hydrologic soil group-
Cover description
L.cover type
Fallow
Row crops
Hydrologic
condition3
Treatment*
Bare soil
Crop residue cover (CR)
Straight row
Straight row
+ CR
Contoured (C)
Contoured
+ CR
Contoured & terraced (C&T)
Contoured & terraced
Small grain
+ CR
Straight row
Straight row
+ CR
Contoured
Contoured
+ CR
Close-seeded
or broadcast
legumes or
rotation
meadow
+ CR
Straight row
Contoured
Average runoff condition.
2Crop residue cover (CR) applies only if residue is on at least 5%
of the surface throughout the year.
3 H y d r ~ l o gcondition
i~
is based on combination of factors that affect infiltration and runoff, including (a) density and canopy of
vegetative areas, (b) amount of year-round cover, (c) amount of
grass or close-seeded legumes in rotations, (d) percent of
residue cover on the land surface (good ) 20%), and (e) degree
of surface roughness.
Poor: Factors impair infiltration and tend to increase runoff.
Good: Factors encourage average and better than average infiltration and tend to decrease runoff.
1
Poor
Good
A
B
C
D
77
76
74
86
85
83
91
90
88
94
93
90
77
72
75
69
73
67
85
81
83
78
80
76
89
85
85
83
83
80
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
65
63
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
66
58
64
55
63
51
64
60
63
61
62
60
61
59
60
58
Table 2-3b.-Runoff
curve numbers for other agricultural lands'
Curve numbers for
Cover description
Hydrologic
condition
A
B
C
Poor
Fair
Good
68
49
39
79
69
61
86
79
74
89
84
80
Brush-brush-weed-grass mixture with brush
the major element.3
Poor
Fair
Good
48
35
304
67
56
48
77
70
65
83
77
73
Woods-grass combination (orchard
or tree farm).s
Poor
Fair
Good
57
43
32
73
65
58
82
76
72
86
82
79
Poor
Fair
Good
45
36
304
66
60
55
77
73
70
83
79
77
Cover type
Pasture, grassland, or range-continuous
forage for grazing.2
Meadow-continuous grass, protected from
grazing and generally mowed for hay.
Farmsteads-buildings, lanes, driveways,
and surrounding lots.
1 Average runoff condition.
ZPoor: <50% ground cover or heavily grazed with no mulch.
Fair: 50% to 75% ground cover and not heavily grazed.
Good: >75% ground cover and lightly or only occasionally
grazed.
3 Poor: < 50% ground cover.
Fair: 50 to 75% ground cover.
Gopd: ~ 7 5 %
ground cover.
4Actual curve number is less than 30; use CN = 30 for runoff
computations.
5CN's shown were computed for areas with 50% woods and 50%
grass (pasture) cover. Other combinations of conditions may be
computed from the CN's for woods and pasture.
6Pow Forest, litter, small trees, and brush have been destroyed
by heavy grazing or regular burning.
Fair: Woods are grazed but not burned, and some forest litter
covers the soil.
Good: Woods are protected from grazing, and litter and brush
adequately cover the soil.
Table 2Jc.-Runoff
curve n u m b n for arld and 8emlarld rangdandrl
Curve numbers for
Cover description
--.
-.
L
Cover type
Herbaceous-mixture of grass, weeds, and
lowgrowing brush, with brush the
minor element.
Oak-aspen-mountain brush mixture of oak brush,
aspen, mountain mahogany, bitter brush, maple,
and other brush.
Pinyon-juniper-pinyon, juniper, or both;
grass understory.
Sagebrush with grass understory.
Desert shrub-major plants include saltbush,
greasewood, creosotebush, blackbrush, bursage,
palo verde, mesquite, and cactus.
1 Average
runoff condition. For rangelands in humid regions, use
table 2-3b.
2Pow ~ 3 0 %ground cover (litter, grass, end brush overstory).
Fair: 30% to 70% ground cover.
Good: >70% ground cover.
JCuwe numbers for group A have been developed only for desert
shrub.
Hydrologic
condition2
Poor
Fair
Good
Poor
Fair
Good
Poor
Fair
Good
Poor
Fair
Good
Poor
Fair
Good
A3
B
C
D
Table 2-3d.-Runoff
curve numbers tor urban am#'
Curve numbers for
Cover description
Cover type and hydrologic condition
--
p~
---
Fully developed urban areas (vegetation estawished)
Open space (lawns, parks, golf courses, cemeteries, etc.)?
Poor condition (grass cover < 50%). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fair condition (grass cover 50% to 75%) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Good condition (grass cover > 75%) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Impervious areas:
Paved parking lots, roofs, driveways, etc. (excluding right-ofway) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Streets and roads:
Paved; curbs and storm sewers (excluding right-of-way) . . . . . .
Paved; open ditches (including right-of-way) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Gravel (including right-of-way) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dirt (including right-of-way). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Western desert urban areas:
Natural desert landscaping (pervious areas only) 4 . . . . . . . . . . . .
Artificial desert landscaping (impervious weed barrier, desert
shrub with 1- to Finch sand or gravel mulch and basin borders). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Urban districts:
Commercial and business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Industrial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Residential districts by average lot size:
118 acre or less (town houses) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
114acre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
113acre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
112acre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 acre
.....................................................
2 acres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Developing urban areas
Newly graded areas (perviousareas only, no vegetation)= ...........
Idle lands (CN'sare determined using cover types similar to those
in table 2-2a).
Average runoff condition.
?The average percent impervcous area shown was used to develop the composite CN's. Other assumptions are as follows: impervious areas are directly connected to the drainage system,
impervious areas have a CN of 98, and pervious areas are considered equivalent to open space in good hydrologic condition.
3CN's shown are equivalent to those of pasture. Composite CN's
may be computed for other combinations of open space cover
type.
*Composite CN's for natural desert landscaping should be computed based on the impervious area (CN = 98) and the pervious
area CN. The pervious area CN's are assumed equivalent to
desert shrub in poor hydrologic condition.
5Composite CN's to use for the design of temporary measures
during grading and construction should be computed using the
degree of development (impervious area percentage) and the
CN's for the newly graded pervious areas.
Average percent
impervious area2
Table 2 4 . 4 , values tor runoff curve n u m k n
curve
number
la
Curve
la
(in)
number
(in)
Wo*sheet 1: Runoff curve number (CN)
Client
BY
County
State
Date
Checked
,
Date
Practice
I
I
Soil name
and
hydrologic
group
(table 2-1)
CN
(cover type, treatment and
hydrologic condition)
Product
(table 2-3)
Totals =
CN (weighted) =
Area
Cover description
(acres
or %)
CN x area
Worksheet 2: Time of concentration and peak discharge
Client
County
State
BY
Date
Checked
Date
Practice
......................................... -Drainage area .................................................A =
Runoff curve number .........................................CN =
Watershed slope.. .............................................Y =
Rainfall distribution type..
(I, IA, 11, Ill)
ac
(Worksheet 1)
%
................................................... =
w i n c e , Y, CN and figure 2-27.. .................................=
Flow length
ft
T,
hrs
or using equation 2-5
fO.'[l;;
- q0.7
--
(
T, =
1 140 y0a5
10.7
,0.8(
1140(
-
hrs
)O.=
I
Storm #1
1.
Frequency .......................................
Yr
2.
Rainfall, P (24-hour) ...............................
in
3.
Initial abstraction, ,I ...............................
(Use CN with table 2-4 )
in
4.
Compute I,/P ratios. ..............................
5.
unit peak discharge q,
............................cf$/ac/in
(Use T, and I,/P with exhibit 2-1 1)
6.
Runoff,Q .........................................
(Use P and CN with figure 2-26 or table 2-2)
7.
Peak discharge, q,.
(Where qp = q, AQ)
...............................
+
in
cfs
U.S. G o v e r n m e n t P r i n t i n g O F f l c e : 1 9 9 1 - 2 8 2 - 9 5 7 / 4 0 3 0 3
Storm #2
Storm #3

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