Reconnoissance Soil Survey of Marinette County
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6 8 22743,22750 7.2 32 RECONNOISSANCE SOIL SURVEY OF MARINETTE CO.
PLAINFIELD SAND; The Plainfield sand to a depth of 6 to 8 inches, consists of yellow medium to coarse sand, sometimes slightly loamy. From 8 to 36 inches the material is a yellow medium to coarse sand, growing lighten* in color and coarser in texture with depth.
Some pebbles and fine gravel are found in the lower subsoil.
As a whole, the soil is free from stones and bowlders, al- though outcrops of rock are sometimes found withi...n the general soil area, and also an occasional erratic or glacial bowlder. The material composing this type was deposited by streams, and probably antedates the soils in the area which were formed as a result of the latest glacial action.
The soil is locally known as "sandj" land," "jack-pine land," "sand plains," etc. Tlie typical timber growth consists of jack pine and scrub oak, with occasionally some Norway and a very few white pines. The surface of the ground is usualh^ covered with l)rako, sweet fern, blueberry bushes, and wild oat grass.
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6 8 22743,22750 7.2 32 RECONNOISSANCE SOIL SURVEY OF MARINETTE CO.
PLAINFIELD SAND; The Plainfield sand to a depth of 6 to 8 inches, consists of yellow medium to coarse sand, sometimes slightly loamy. From 8 to 36 inches the material is a yellow medium to coarse sand, growing lighten* in color and coarser in texture with depth.
Some pebbles and fine gravel are found in the lower subsoil.
As a whole, the soil is free from stones and bowlders, al- though outcrops of rock are sometimes found withi...n the general soil area, and also an occasional erratic or glacial bowlder. The material composing this type was deposited by streams, and probably antedates the soils in the area which were formed as a result of the latest glacial action.
The soil is locally known as "sandj" land," "jack-pine land," "sand plains," etc. Tlie typical timber growth consists of jack pine and scrub oak, with occasionally some Norway and a very few white pines. The surface of the ground is usualh^ covered with l)rako, sweet fern, blueberry bushes, and wild oat grass.
What to read after Reconnoissance Soil Survey of Marinette County?
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