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Soils of the Medicine Hat area 72L/SW

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Soil maps for the southwest section of the Medicine Hat land area (NTS 72L). Includes summary text discussing the general characteristics of the area, the main soil characteristics, and... More ≫

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Soil maps for the southwest section of the Medicine Hat land area (NTS 72L). Includes summary text discussing the general characteristics of the area, the main soil characteristics, and agriculture and land use in the area.

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Soils of the Medicine Hat area 72L/SE

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Soil maps for the southeast section of the Medicine Hat land area (NTS 72L). Includes summary text discussing the general characteristics of the area, the main soil characteristics, and... More ≫

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Soil maps for the southeast section of the Medicine Hat land area (NTS 72L). Includes summary text discussing the general characteristics of the area, the main soil characteristics, and agriculture and land use in the area.

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Soil survey of the County of Flagstaff, Alberta

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This report and the accompanying maps summarize the results of the soil survey of the County of Flagstaff in the Eastern Alberta Plains physiographic region of east-central Alberta. Most of the... More ≫

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This report and the accompanying maps summarize the results of the soil survey of the County of Flagstaff in the Eastern Alberta Plains physiographic region of east-central Alberta. Most of the county is characterized by nearly-level to gently-undulating topography with deranged drainage and numerous small depressions and sloughs. Steeper topography occurs in the eastern third of the county in areas of hummocky moraine and incised meltwater scour channels.

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Reconnaissance soil survey of the Oyen map sheet-72M

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This area covered in this survey was covered by all or parts of three separate soil survey reports: the Sounding Creek Sheet (1927), the Rainy Hills Sheet (1937), and the Sullivan Lake Sheet... More ≫

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This area covered in this survey was covered by all or parts of three separate soil survey reports: the Sounding Creek Sheet (1927), the Rainy Hills Sheet (1937), and the Sullivan Lake Sheet (1938). Advances in soil survey techniques, and a better understanding of soil genesis through accumulated research in soil science, has necessitated a re-survey of the area.

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Soil survey of the Calgary urban perimeter

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The report is presented in five parts. Part I outlines the location of the study area and provides a general description of its physical environment. Part II is a summary of the concepts of soil... More ≫

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The report is presented in five parts. Part I outlines the location of the study area and provides a general description of its physical environment. Part II is a summary of the concepts of soil formation, classification and mapping that were used in this survey. Part III contains detailed descriptions of the soil symbols found on the maps. In Part IV, the soil units described in Part III are interpreted for various potential land uses. Part V consists of five appendixes that contain tables of data and other technical information. Four soil maps supplement the report.

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Physiographic subdivisions of Alberta

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Map showing the physiographic regions of Alberta.

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Soil survey of the County of Warner, Alberta

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Presents a soil survey of the Warner county area, which is located in southern Alberta on the Alberta-Montana border. The survey was initiated in 1978 in response to specific concerns regarding... More ≫

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Presents a soil survey of the Warner county area, which is located in southern Alberta on the Alberta-Montana border. The survey was initiated in 1978 in response to specific concerns regarding soil salinity and erosion as well as the need to update the land resource base. The report includes a general description of the area, in-depth information on the soils in the region, and a section on present land use, interpretations and degradation.

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Ecological (biophysical) land classification of Banff and Jasper National Parks

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Describes the geomorphology, soils, vegetation, and wildlife of Banff and Jasper national parks. Volume I provides a summary account of landforms, soils, vegetation, and wildlife. Volume II... More ≫

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Describes the geomorphology, soils, vegetation, and wildlife of Banff and Jasper national parks. Volume I provides a summary account of landforms, soils, vegetation, and wildlife. Volume II contains a detailed account of the landforms, soils and vegetation. It describes the physical environment, including climate, physiography, topography, geology and geomorphology. The soil orders encountered and their distribution are also outlined.

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Soil survey of the County of Newell, Alberta

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This report of the soil survey of the County of Newell in south-central Alberta is at the detailed reconnaissance level. The first part of the report discusses the physical and environmental... More ≫

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This report of the soil survey of the County of Newell in south-central Alberta is at the detailed reconnaissance level. The first part of the report discusses the physical and environmental features of the area, while Part II provides a detailed report on the soil. The report ends with a discussion of current land use and interpretations.

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Reconnaisance soil survey of the Iosegun Lake area, Alberta

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This report and accompanying soil maps describe the characteristics, distribution, and use limitations of the soils in the Iosegun Lake area in north-western Alberta. As part of the program to... More ≫

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This report and accompanying soil maps describe the characteristics, distribution, and use limitations of the soils in the Iosegun Lake area in north-western Alberta. As part of the program to inventory Alberta's land resources at a reconnaissance scale, this soil survey provides baseline data for general land use planning. A brief treatment of the geology, history, climate and vegetation of the area is presented as background information to a general understanding of the landscape. The complete report consists of the written text and four soil maps. Soil units are identified on the map, and are described briefly in the legend, and at a greater length in the text in terms of the landscape and environments where they occur. Discussion on use and management of the soils is included. Ratings of soil suitability for agriculture, forestry and selected engineering uses are included.

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