The Soils of The Regional Municipality of Ottawa=Carleton
The Soils of The Regional Municipality of Ottawa=Carleton
The Soils of The Regional Municipality of Ottawa=Carleton
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Figure 21 .<br />
A poorly drained Orthic Humic Gleysol pr<strong>of</strong>ile (Bearbrook<br />
series) <strong>of</strong> the Bearbrook soil association . Such soils feature reddish,<br />
nonstony heavy clay <strong>of</strong> deep marine origin . Most<br />
Bearbrook association soils are poorly drained and were<br />
mapped as the B2 soil landscape unit .<br />
Figure 22 .<br />
Bearbrook landscapes are mostly level, characteristic <strong>of</strong> deep<br />
water marine deposits .<br />
r figure Lo .<br />
A gently undulating Grenville landscape featuring dominantly<br />
well-drained soils with a significant proportion <strong>of</strong> imperfectly<br />
drained soils . This type <strong>of</strong> Grenville landscape was mapped as<br />
the G4 soil landscape unit .<br />
Figure 24 .<br />
A well-drained Eluviated Melanic Brunisol pr<strong>of</strong>ile (Grenville<br />
series) <strong>of</strong> the Grenville soil association . <strong>The</strong>se soils have developed<br />
on strongly calcareous loam and sandy loam till and feature<br />
B horizons with some accumulation <strong>of</strong> illuviated clay.