Soil Survey of Juneau County Wisconsin
Soil Survey of Juneau County Wisconsin
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The depth to the clay is somewhat variable, ranging from 6 to 30 inches. Where the type occurs adjacent to the slopes from the high land to the south there is sometimes enough silt mixed with the sand to make it approach a silt loam. Such areas, however, are of lim- ited extent.
Extent and distribution. The type is closely associated with Superior clay loam and is usually found lying between this type and other soils mapped as sand. There are no areas over one- half square mile in extent. A num...ber of small patches are found from 2 to 4 miles northeast and about the same distance southeast of Mauston.
Topography and drainage. The surface of Superior fine sandy loam varies from gently rolling to level. On the higher elevations the sand is usually deeper than on the flat areas. It frequently occupies gentle slopes adjoining areas of Superior clay loam. Where the surface is undulating or a little rolling the natural drainage is good, but where it is level the type is in need of tile drains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The depth to the clay is somewhat variable, ranging from 6 to 30 inches. Where the type occurs adjacent to the slopes from the high land to the south there is sometimes enough silt mixed with the sand to make it approach a silt loam. Such areas, however, are of lim- ited extent.
Extent and distribution. The type is closely associated with Superior clay loam and is usually found lying between this type and other soils mapped as sand. There are no areas over one- half square mile in extent. A num...ber of small patches are found from 2 to 4 miles northeast and about the same distance southeast of Mauston.
Topography and drainage. The surface of Superior fine sandy loam varies from gently rolling to level. On the higher elevations the sand is usually deeper than on the flat areas. It frequently occupies gentle slopes adjoining areas of Superior clay loam. Where the surface is undulating or a little rolling the natural drainage is good, but where it is level the type is in need of tile drains.
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