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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980001
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
Introduction
Section_Exhibit Name
2.3 SOILS
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_ elevation. <br />• Typically, this mapping unit has a lithic contact between 16 and 20 inches of the <br />surface. Included in this mapping unit are rocklands, sandstone outcroppings, and a <br />Typic Cryoboroll of the loamy-skeletal family. Inclusions make up about 25 percent <br />of the map unit. <br />Permeability is moderately rapid. Water erosion hazard is moderate. Depth to <br />ground water is greater than S feet. Effective rooting depth is about 17 inches. <br />Stoniness class is 4. <br />Land capability unit is Vllle. <br />MAP UNIT Un32A: UNNAMED SERIES 32, 0 TO 2 PERCENT SLOPE <br />This somewhat poorly drained, moderately deep, coarse textured soil occurs on <br />nearly level to level slopes. They are formed in mixed alluvial material on the <br />terraces and alluvial valley floors adjacent to Fish and Trout Creeks. This mapping <br />unit occurs in Sections 30 and 36, T.SN R.85W at 6,600 to 6,975 feet elevation. <br />Soil profiles for this mapping unit do not differ significantly from the series <br />• description, Unnamed Series 32. The depth to water table may be measured at <br />different levels due to proximity of creeks. <br />Dominate vegetation is Artemisia cans silver sage, A. Tridentata big sage, Carex <br />sPP•, sedges, Bromus sPP•, brome grass, and Phleum ~ Timothy. <br />Included within this mapping unit are small areas of the Idmon loam, afine- <br />loamy, Pachic Cryoboroll and Typic Cryaquolls. At Fish Creek this mapping unit <br />occurs on The wide, nearly level alluvial valley floors, Section 16 and 15, T.SN <br />R.BbW. These areas have a somewhat deeper water table and may have been used <br />for hay production. <br />Vegetation of Phleum ~ Timothy and Bromus ss~. brome grass dominate. <br />Wetter areas adjacent to Fish Creek as in Section I I, T.SN R.86W, have vegetation <br />indicating the shallow depth of the water table such as Artemisia cans silver sage <br />and Pentaphylloides floribunda shrubby cinquefoil. <br />Presently these soils are used for livestock grazing and rangeland. The <br />vegetation varies from Artemisia tridentata big sage to lush grasses. <br />Permeability is moderately rapid to rapid. Erosion is high without adequate <br />vegetative cover. Depth to ground water is quite variable; the range is 23 to 54 <br />• inches. Effective rooting depth is as variable as the water table depth. <br />Stoniness class ranges from 0 to 3; higher class is normally found closer to <br />2.3-17 <br />
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