The Soils of The Regional Municipality of Ottawa=Carleton

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APPENDIX 2 . Correlation of recognized series and subgroups to previously published soil information Soil Association Series and (Subgroups) Status* ANSTRUTHER Kanata NEW Soil Name in Survey in which previous Carleton Soil originated CountySurvey Comments Anstruther OLD Carleton County Anstruther sand, Chandossand BEARBROOK Wendover OLD Russell and Prescott Counties Bearbrook OLD CarletonCounty Bearbrook clay BORROMEE (Terric Mesic Humisols) NEW Peat (Terric Humic Mesisols) NEW CASTOR Castor OLD Russell and Prescott Castor siltloam Counties Bainsville OLD Russell and Prescott Castor siltloam Counties CHATEAUGUAY (Gleyed Melanic Brunisols NEW ofCH4) MacDonald OLD OttawaUrban Fringe (Gleyed Melanic Brunisols NEW These soils are and Orthic Humic Gleysols variants which ofCHS, CH6, and CH7 originate in this units) survey. DALHOUSIE Dalhousie OLD Gatineau and Pontiac Counties, Quebec Brandon OLD Gatineau and Pontiac Rideau clay, North Counties, Quebec Gower clayloam (Rego Gleysols) OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe FARMINGTON Farmington OLD Carleton County Farmington loam, Farmington sandy loam, Farmington -not differentiated Franktown OLD Lanark County Brooke OLD Lanark County GOULBOURN Goulbourn NEW Muck All Goulbourn soils Munroe (Terric HumicMesisols) OLD NEW Organic soil maps of Southern Ontario Muck Muck were previously included in the Huntley association in the survey ofthe (Terric Mesic Humisols) NEW Muck Ottawa Urban Fringe. GREELY Greely OLD Organic soil maps Muck ofSouthern Ontario (Typic Mesisols) NEW Muck (Terric Humisols) NEW Muck (Terric Mesisols) NEW Muck (Continuedon Page 115)
Soil Association GRENVILLE Series and (Subgroups) Grenville Status* OLD Survey in which Soil originated Carleton County Soil Name in previous Carleton County Survey Grenville loam, Grenville sandy loam Comments (Orthic Melanie Brunisols) NEW Occur less frequently than the Grenville series . (Orthic Humic Regosols) NEW Occur occassionally on eroded till knolls . Matilda OLD Grenville County Lyons loam Mapped in all surrounding county surveys . (Gleyed Melanie Brunisols) NEW Occur less frequently than the Matilda series . Lyons OLD Carleton County Lyons loam Mapped in all surrounding county surveys . (Rego Gleysols) NEW HUNTLEY Garry OLD Organic soil maps Muck of Ontario Glendale OLD Organic soil maps Muck of Ontario (Mesic Humisols) OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe (Humic Mesisols) OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe IRONSIDE Ironside OLD Ottawa Urgan Fringe Grenville sandy loam (Gleyed Melanie Brunisols OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe of12 unit) Dwyer Hill NEW (Orthic Melanie Brunisols, NEW These soils are Gleyed Melanie Brunisols variants which and Orthic Humic Gleysols originate in this of I4, I5, and 16units) survey. JOCKVALE Jockvale OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe Rubicon sand Stapledon NEW Rubicon sand Mapped as Achigan series in Ottawa Urban Fringesurvey. Vaudreuil OLD Gatineau and Pontiac Granby sand Counties, Quebec (Rego Gleysols) NEW KARS Kars OLD Carleton County Kars gravellysandy loam (Gleyed Eluviated Melanie NEW Brunisols ofK2 unit) (Orthic Humic Gleysols NEW of K2 unit) (Eluviated Melanie NEW These soils are Brunisols, Gleyed variants which Eluviated Melanie originate in this Brunisols, and Orthic survey. Humic Gleysols ofthe K3, K4 and K5 units) (Continuedon Page 116)
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . . . . . . . . .
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1 . Soil map index for the Regional
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0 t W. CARLETO 10 L 20 km KANATA GO
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Otta!~? Figure 3. Main towns, trans
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Arnprior Chats Falls Almonte " Carp
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may also contain shaly layers . Out
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Till plains (undrumlinized) _ Esker
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Surficial Geology and Relationship
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GEOLOGICAL MATERIALS SOIL ASSOCIATI
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GEOLOGICAL MATERIALS SOIL ASSOCIATI
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In this survey, boundaries were per
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BASIC LAND AREAS SOIL ASSOCIATION -
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their agricultural use . The domina
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OTTAWA- CARLETON SOILS t TYPE DEPTH
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B3 : Dominantlyvery Rego Gleysols p
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cant component, approximately 600 h
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In some soils, significant layers o
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Taxonomic Components The well-drain
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Taxonomic Components Four component
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Correlation to Ottawa Urban Fringe
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The well-drained Orthic Melanic Bru
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ial which extends in a northwest-so
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all Leitrim soils classified as suc
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The imperfectly drained St . Damase
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Recognized Recognized Subgroups Ser
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Soil Materials North Gower soils co
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Figure 17 . A poorly drained Orthic
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Figure 25 . Manotick association so
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Page 77 and 78: A . AGRICULTURAL CAPABILITY CLASSIF
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Page 87 and 88: 00 Table 9. (continued) Slope Class
Page 89 and 90: Table 9 . (continued) AGRICULTURAL
Page 91 and 92: Table 9 . (continued) AGRICULTURAL
Page 93 and 94: Soil Landscape Unit Table 10 . Agri
Page 95 and 96: The water erosion formula, A= RKLSC
Page 97 and 98: soil Association Table 13 . K-value
Page 99 and 100: graphic regions . Therefore, the C
Page 101 and 102: Table 17 . continued Crop Rotation
Page 103 and 104: SOIL SOIL MATERIAL DESCRIPTION MAIN
Page 105 and 106: C . LAND SUITABILITY CLASSIFICATION
Page 107 and 108: Table 19 . Land suitability ratings
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Page 113: Class Description Sl Slightly stony
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