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moTrai l:ouniy Area, C:oloraoo <br />lope: 3 to 25 percent Typical Profile: <br />inaga class: Well drained 0 to 1 inch; slightly decomposed plant mater! <br />S est permeability: 0.2 to 0.6 in./hr. 1 inch to 22 inches; loam <br />oderately slow) 22 to 29 inches; very cobbly loam <br />Avai le water capacity: About 11.0 inches (high) 29 to 35 inches; very cobbly clay loam <br />Shrin well potential. About 4.5 percent (moderat 35 to 60 inches; extremely cobbly clay to <br />Runo lass: Medium <br />Calciu carbonate maximum: None Sky ay soils <br />Gypsu aximum: None <br />Salinity ximum: About 0 mmhos/cm (nonsal' e) Land m: Mountain plateaus <br />Sodium a orption ratio maximum: About 0 Paren ateriak Residuum derived fro sandstone <br />(nonso ic) Slope: to 25 percent <br />Ecological Aspen Woodland Depth to strictive feature: 20 to 40 i hes to <br />Potential na a vegetation: bedro (lithic) <br />Common rees: quaking aspen Drainage c : Well drained <br />Other pla s: common chokecherry, k sedge, Slowest per ability. 2.0 to 6.0 i r. (moderately <br />mountai brome, Letterman's ne dlegrass, rapid) <br />Saskato serviceberry, mount n snowberry, Available wate pacify: About .0 inches (low) <br />slender eatgrass Shrink-swell po nVal. About 1 percent (low) <br />Land capability bclass (nonirrigat :6e Runoff class: Hi <br /> Calcium carbonat maximu : About 1 percent <br />Typical Profile: Gypsum maximu None <br />0 to 2 inches; lightly decom sed plant material Salinity maximum: ut mmhos/cm (nonsaline) <br />2 to 23 inches; oam Sodium adsorption i aximum: About 0 <br />23 to 38 inches oam (nonsodic) <br />38 to 60 inches; lay loa Ecological site: Aspe oodland <br /> Potential native veg at n: <br />Flygare soils Common trees: ua g aspen <br /> Other plants: sedg mountain brome, <br />Landform: Mountain pla us nodding b me, Ga el's oak, Saskatoon <br />Parent material: Colluvi and residuum derived serviceb , mounta snowberry <br />from sandstone Land capabili subclass (no ' rigated): 6e <br />Slope: 3 to 25 perce <br />Drainage class: Wei rain Typical Prof <br />Slowest permeabil' : 0.2 to in./hr. (moderately 0 to 2 nches; fine sandy to <br />slow) 20 to 1 inches; gravelly san loam <br />Available water acity. About .8 inches (low) 31 35 inches; unweathered edrock <br />Shrink-swell pot hal: About 1.5 ercent (low) <br />Runoff class: M ium Mino Components <br />Calcium carbo to maximum: No <br />Gypsum maxi um: None <br />Salinity maxi um: About 0 mmhos/ (nonsaline) <br />Sodium ads pVon ratio maximum: A ut 0 <br />(nonsod' ) <br />Ecological te: Aspen Woodland <br />Potential n five vegetation: <br />Com n trees: quaking aspen <br />Othe plants: Colorado wildrye, mounta brome, <br />erman's needlegrass, Saskatoon <br />rviceberry, common chokecherry, elk edge <br />ountain snowberry, nodding brome, qu ing <br />aspen <br />La capability subclass (nonirrigated): 6e <br />R and similar soils <br />Composition: About 8 percent <br />phier and similar soils <br />Composition: About 7 percent <br />/'.d <br />75-Fonce sandy loam,1 to 8 percent <br />slopes <br />Map Unit Setting <br />Major Land Resource Area: 34 <br />Elevation: 6,000 to 6,600 feet (1,829 to 2,012 meters)