The Soils of The Regional Municipality of Ottawa=Carleton

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Soil Association Series and (Subgroups) Status* Survey in which Soil originated Soil Name in previous Carleton CountySurvey Comments LEITRIM French Hill NEW The Leitrim series in the OttawaUrban Fringe survey is derived frombrown shale. (Gleyed Melanie Brunisols NEW derived from black shale) (OrthicHumic Gleysols NEW derived from black shale) Vars OLD Russell and Prescott Counties (Orthic Melanie Brunisols, NEW Variants which Gleyed Melanie Brunisols, originate in this and Orthic Humic Gleysols survey. of L5, L7, L8 and L9 units) LEMIEUX Lemieux OLD Organic soil maps Muck of Ontario (Mesic Humisols) NEW MALAKOFF Summerstown OLD Organic soil maps Muck of Ontario Malakoff OLD Organic soil maps of Ontario MANOTICK Manotick OLD Carleton County Manotick sandy loam Mountain OLD Dundas County Manotick sandy loam Becketts Creek NEW Manotick sandy loam St . Damase OLD Gatineau and Pontiac Manotick sandy loam Counties, Quebec Allendale OLD Carleton County Manotick sandy loam (Rego Gleysols) NEW Manotick sandy loam MER BLEUE Mer Bleue OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe Peat (Fibric Mesisols) NEW MILLE ISLE Constance Bay NEW Uplands sand Mille Isle OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe Uplands sand (Gleyed Dystric Brunisols) NEW Rubicon sand Herbert Corners OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe Rubicon sand Series riot named in Ottawa Urban Fringe survey. Dunrobin OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe Grandy sand Series not named in Ottawa Urban Fringe survey. NEPEAN Marchhurst NEW Nepean sand Nepean OLD Carleton County Nepean sand (Gleyed Sombric Brunisols) NEW Nepean sand Fallowfield OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe Nepean sand Barrhaven OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe Nepean sand (Continuedon Page 11 7)
Soil Association Series and (Subgroups) Status* Soil Name in Survey in which previous Carleton Soil originated County Survey Comments NORTH GOWER Carp OLD Carleton County Carp clay loam Classified as Gleyed Gray Brown Luvisol inOttawa Urban Fringesurvey. North Gower OLD Carleton County North Gower clay loam Belmeade OLD Dundas County North Gower (variant) OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe OKA Munster NEW Farmington shingly loam Oka OLD Gatineau and Pontiac Farmingtonshingly Counties, Quebec loam (Gleyed Eluviated Melanie NEW Farmington shingly Brunisols of02 unit) loam (Gleyed Melanie Brunisols NEW Farmington shingly of02 unit) loam (Orthic Melanie Brunisols of03 and 05 units) NEW These soils are variants which originate in this survey. OSGOODE Piperville OLD OttawaUrban Fringe Osgoodeloam Osgoode (calcareous) OLD Carleton County Osgoodeloam Carsonby(noncalcareous) OLD Ottawa UrbanFringe Osgoodeloam OTTAWA Buckham Bay NEW Eastport sand (Gleyed Dystric Brunisols NEW Eastport sand ofOT2 unit) QUEENSWAY Galesburg OLD Carleton County Galesburg sandy loam Queensway OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe Galesburg sandy loam (Gleyed Melanie Brunisols NEW ofQ4 unit) (Gleyed Eluviated Melanie OLD Ottawa Urban Fringe Brunisols ofQ4 unit) (Orthic Humic Gleysols OLD OttawaUrbanFringe of Q3 unit) REEVECRAIG (Gleyed Melanie Brunisols NEW Granby sand of RE 1 and RE2 units) Reevecraig NEW Granby sand (Rego Humic Gleysols NEW Granby sand of RE3 unit) RIDEAU Rideau OLD Carleton County Rideau clay Ste . Rosalie OLD Gatineau and Pontiac Rideau clay Counties, Quebec Laplaine OLD Gatineau and Pontiac Rideau clay Counties, Quebec (Continued onPage 118)
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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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Soil Landscape Units Four units wer
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Page 95 and 96: The water erosion formula, A= RKLSC
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Page 107 and 108: Table 19 . Land suitability ratings
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Page 113 and 114: Class Description Sl Slightly stony
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