2013-05-01_PERMIT FILE - C1981028A

Home Browse Search

#27 Weld-Adena-Colby association: Warm, moderately deep, well-drained, nearly level and gently sloping soils on upland plains. #30 Fluvent-Sampson association: Warm, deep, well drained, nearly level soils on flood plains. #54 Comborthids-Torriorthents-Haplargids association: Warm, dominantly shallow, well drained, steep soils on hills, breaks, and canyons. #71 Ascalon-Vaona-Truckton association: Warm, deep, well-drained nearly level to sloping soils on upland plains. #79 Mitchell-Keota association: Warm, deep and shallow, well-drained, sloping to steep soils on upland breaks. #80 Rosebud-Canyon association: Warm, deep and shallow, well-drained, sloping to steep soils on upland breaks. #148 Valent-Vona association: Warm, deep, excessively drained and well-drained, gently sloping to moderately steep soils on uplands. #172 Renohill-Shingle association: Warm, moderately deep and shallow, well drained, gently sloping and sloping soils op upland plains. #173 Ascalon-Olney-None association: Warm, deep, well drained, gently sloping soils on upland plains. #174 Nunn-Dacono-Altvan association: Warm, deep, well drained, nearly level soils on terraces and flood plains. #]75 Kim-Otero association: Warm, deep, well drained, gently sloping soils on upland plains. #181 Haplustolls-Argiustolls association: Warm, shallow and deep, well drained, nearly level to moderately steep soils on terraces and uplands. The soil association groups described above are the most current soil group classifications as designated by the Soil Conservation Service. These soils are not listed on the Weld County General Soil Map (See map in Section 2.04.3) by their association number at this time. Their listing will be helpful when a new "General Soil Types Map" for Colorado is available in the near future. Detailed county soils maps will also be available. Presently, general soil type areas can be located only by comparing the individual soil association group descriptions with the descriptions of the genera] areas as shoevn on the Weld County soils maps. 74