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.~ 80IL 911RFEY curfarn lacer nra7 be leached as loch or tiro doom from the surface. O[ero soils are mapped oa1T nith Anmlon soils in this wrreT area. Peyton Series The Pe}ton series is made np of deep, well-drained soils. 1'hesc soils formed on upland hills and ralle,F side slopes in weathered loamy and sonde material that has been locallc transported. Slopes are ii to 30 percent. F.Iecations arc 6.ti00 to i.~00 feel. The vegetation is lariat}- tall grasses and. in places, ponderosa pine. An- nual precipitation is IS to 3-1 inches. 1[ean annual air tempemntre is ~-1° to 48° F., end the frost-free season is about >30 to 1?0 drys. In a representntire profile the surface lacer is dark- ot-at- cart- gravelly inane sand about 11 inches thick. ~'hc subsoil. about 3? inches thick. is brown gravelly sonde clue Inam that grades to gratelh• coarse sandy loam. The snbstratttm ertending to a depth of 6() inches or more is pale-brown glacellc sandy loam. Soil reaction is neutral. Peyton soils have moderate permeability. -{vailable venter capaei[c for the pmfile is moderate. Rtlots can penetrate to a depth of 40 to 80 inches or mote. These soils are used for pasture end homesites. Rrpresentatite profile of Peyton care gravelly loamy sandman area of Pe}rton-Jitget t-erc gracellc loamy sands- .i to ?0 percent slopes, located 1,640 feet north and 100 feet east of southwest gamer of sew 11. T. 1 N.. R. i 1 ~C. Alm to 11 inches. dark-gmT (lOYR 9/1) yen grsTelly inure sand, cerT dark hmwn (lOYR 2/?) when moist: weak. one, graaWsr sltvdure; elightlT hard, cerT friable: neutral; clear, smooth bovmlarT. Blt-11 to ]fi Inches. brotyn (10TR 5/3) graTellT sandT claT loam, dark brnn-n (lOYR 3/3) [then maiffi: weak. medium. slrtangalar hlrckT s[rvdnre; hart!. sags tri- able: thin. patchT rlaT 91ma on pad ferns: neutral; clear, smooth boundary. B^_t-16 to 30 Inches. Drown (lOYR 5/31 taarellT tandT claT loom, brotcn (1t)YR 4/3) when moist; modes ate. median. avlamgvlar bloca-c stradntt; Teri hard. Mable: thla. neeric ava[invons c1aT 91ms on pad roues: aevtral: clear. smooth bovadarc. Bates W a3 Inches, brown (10TR 5/3) grareilc coarse sandy loaw. Lmwa (]OTR 4/3) uben mots[: week. median and coxrae. suLaagular blocky strvdvrn: herd. friable: thin. patch? dxT alms on pad faces: vnnrtl : Rradval. smooth lromdan. C-t9 to ti0 inches. pale-brown (lOFR 8/3) grasell? ~ndc loam, brntTn (lOFR ii/3) when moist; ma.41Te; can' hard, triable: neutral. 1'he .{ horirgn ranges tram 0 to L Inches le thle~ess and from hen r? IM mT sand to saadS loam la teztare. Structure of fhe B4 horizon ranges fmm week and moderate saWagurar DlockT In weak prismatic 'Ile C horizon ranges from sandT IMIm f0 Innmi Cand jp trZt11 R. Amnnnt nI CMt52 tragmpnt5 in the salt maces fmm 30 to 'a peryent. although iu planes the snrtacr 1nTer contains vp to fill percent coarse (rag. meats. Peyton-Jager eery travelly loamy sands, 3 to 20 percent slopes 1=gEl.-This complex is on the uplands in the we=tern part of thr area. These ate open parklike areas mainlc more than 20 acres in size. This complex eonaists of about 65 pervert Peyton care gravelly inane sand and abort 30 percent Juget yen gmrellc inane sand. Perron t-en gmt-dlc tonne =and is in the main part of the area. .lt[get t-ery gtat-all}• loamy sand is around the edges of the areas and on narrow ridges ex- tending into the areas. The Pe}'ton soil has the profile described as representative for the Pecton series. The Juget soil has a profile much like that described as rep- resentntive for the Jltget series. but the surface lacer is eery gracelh-loatm•sand. Included with this complex in mapping are small Wrens of Rock mrtcmp and a few small areas of Aliens Purl: soils. Also included along some drainagewacs are auras of a deep. dark-crolored soil formed in allut-ium. A few small arena nmund lakes or ditches Lace a seasonal high water table. Tho included soils luake up about 1a percent of each mapped area. Runoff is slow to medium on this cotnplea. The ero- sion hnfnrd is moderate to high. Tillages of most areas is limited by the amount of gracol. All the acreage of this complex is used for pasture. recreational uses. and wildlife habitat. Some areas are used for homesites. (Capability unit ~'IIs-1. nonirrigated: tree suitabilit}' group 2) Pinata Series The Pinata series is made rap of moderateh~ deep. well- drained soils that formed on np]and ridges and side slopes. These soils developed in stony sands to clayey residuum and collucium weathered flour sandstone and shale. Slopes are 5 to 3a percent. Elevations ate 6.000 to 5.000 feel. The native vegetation is mainly ponderosa pine with a spelsc nnderstory of grass. Ararat precipita- tion is 14 to 18 inches Mean annual air temperature is 47° to il° F.. and the frost-free season is about 100 to 130 dens. Ina representative profile (fig. 3) the surface laver is brown t-en- stone inane fine sand about 3 inches thick. The subsnrfscc la.-er. about 9 inches thick. is pink very stony IOanty fine sand. The subsoil is a red t-erc stony slat-, abort 20 inches thick. that overlies sandstone. Soil reaction is slightly acid. Pinata roils hate slow permeability. At-ailsble water capacitc for the profile is moderate. Roots can penetrate to n depth of between 40 and d0 inches. These soils are used mainlc for pasture and as a source of quamed sandstone. Some areas have a limited use for forestrc. Reprnsentntit-e profile of Pinata urn stone loamy fine sand in an aura of Pinata-Rock outcrop complex. 5 to 5b percent slopes; located 1300 feet cast. and 400 feet south of tLe northwest comer of sec. 6. T. 3 \.. R. i0 ~.: Ol-2 inrbes to 0, partlallT deraTed p7ve needles sad forest utter. jr-O IO R 1a('hra. DNN'a IISYR J/ZI T(Y? 3tm1? IOamT aaP sand. dart Lmnm (taTR 31°_) when moist: weak. Sae. granular structure; sok, Teri triable; edfghtl? arid: clear. smooth Launders. A?~ to 12 inches. pink (5YR r/3) Teri stonT IoamT sae egad, mhlish hrowa fTR 5/3) when moist: weak. coarse. suLangWar DlockT a[rudure: soft, sere fri~ able: slightls add: abrupt, warT boandnrT. B?t-]? to 3? inches. rrd f?STR 5/e) ter? sfonT dnT. dart red (2TR 3/d) when mo16t: wmk. medium, Dtis- mntic stmdatt that parts to moderate, coarse and median, subangvlar blodq atrnMnre: rerT hard. arm: thick. covtlevona claT alma on pad fetRS; elightlT add; dear, smooth botmdarT. t:1 "_~ - II r ~ ~ - II i .Jr. QVE2 .r hl. ~ ~('