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<br />�,;'. " =yt•`,, ;,•,!Y 1. Co– Cascajo Soils and Gravely Land. This series consists of
<br />.j i "n'' ;' "• .., deep, excessively drained soils on terrace edges, breaks, fan
<br />terraces, and sandy, calcareous alluvium. Slopes range from 5
<br />to 15 percent. The natural drainage class is excessively drained J
<br />and water movement in the most restrictive layer is moderately
<br />w.,a,p high to high. There is no zone of water saturation within a O
<br />♦ //'//' ), a depth of 80 inches. This soil series is not considered prime
<br />farmland.
<br />2. HaC– Harvey loam. 1 to 9 percent slopes. This units parent
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<br />i” '` restrictive layer is moderately high. There is no zone of water Q j
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<br />.r .4" saturation within a depth of 72 inches. Organic matter content 3 in the surface horizon is about 2 percent. U Q F--
<br />3. W113–Wiley silt loam. 0 to 3 percent slopes. Components of this
<br />unit are plains soils. The parent material consists of loess. J LL
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<br />_ fk,:i I^ 1. Proposed permit area is currently used for rangeland. Z O m
<br />2. Existing vegetation on the site is typical of the high arid plains. = p'
<br />y• Ground cover is primarily composed of pasture grasses such as W W
<br />�?' wt, "' blue grama. Low growing shrubs such as Skunkbrush Sumac or W H
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