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Texture or terms used in lieu of texture: COS Coarse sand S Sand FS Fine sand VFS Very fine sand LCOS Loamy coarse sand LS Loamy sand LFS Loamy fine sand LVFS Loamy very fine sand COSL Coarse sandy loam SL Sandy loam FSL Fine sandy loam VFSL Very fine sandy loam L Loam SIL Silt loam SI Silt SCL Sandy clay loam CL Clay loam SICL Silty clay loam SC Sandy clay SIC Silty clay C Clay CE Coprogeneous earth CEM Cemented CIND Cinders DE Diatomaceous earth FB Fibric material FRAG Fragmental mat'1 G Gravel GYP Gypsiferous mat'1 HM Hemic material by Heavy ICE Ice or frozen soil IND Indurated It Light MARL Marl MPT Mucky-peat MUCK Muck PEAT Peat SG Sand and gravel SP Sapric material UWB Unweathered bedrock VAR Variable WB Weathered bedrock STRUCTURE • Grade: Form or Type:. .. Structureless. .0 Platy, pl Weak ... ............1 Prismatic........, pr Moderate............2 Columnar..........cpr Strong ..............3 Blocky............ bk Angular blocky....abk Subangular blocky.sbk Granular.......... gr Crumb ............. cr Single grain...... sg Massive........... m Size (differs with kind of structure as follows: Diameter of Thickness Diameter Diameter Size class granules of plates of blocks of prisms of-very fine or very thin; f-fine or thine m-medium c-coarse or thick vc-very coarse or very thick• < 1 mm < 1 mm < 5 mm < 10 mm 1-2 mm 1-2 mm 5-10 mm 10-20 mm 2-5 mm 2-5 mm 10-20 mm 20-50 mm 5-10 mm 5-10 mm 20-50 mm 50-100 mm > 10 mm > 10 mm > 50 mm > 100 mm •Read "thin" and "thick" for platy instead of "fine" and "coarse". •