U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service 19940101 20010000 vector digital data This data set is a digital general soil association map developed by the National Cooperative Soil Survey. It consists of a broad based inventory of soils and nonsoil areas that occur in a repeatable pattern on the landscape and that can be cartographically shown at the scale mapped. The soil maps for STATSGO are compiled by generalizing more detailed soil survey maps. Where more detailed soil survey maps are not available, data on geology, topography, vegetation, and climate are assembled, together with Land Remote Sensing Satellite (LANDSAT) images. Soils of like areas are studied, and the probable classification and extent of the soils are determined. Map unit composition for a STATSGO map is determined by transecting or sampling areas on the more detailed maps and expanding the data statistically to characterize the whole map unit. This data set consists of georeferenced digital map data and computerized attribute data. The map data are collected in 1- by 2-degree topographic quadrangle units and merged and distributed as statewide coverages. The soil map units are linked to attributes in the Map Unit Interpretations Record relational data base which gives the proportionate extent of the component soils and their properties. STATSGO depicts information about soil features on or near the surface of the Earth. These data are collected as part of the National Cooperative Soil Survey. 19940101 publication date Complete As needed -87.639410 -79.871161 31.042833 24.507907 None Remote Sensing Geology Soils Planning STATSGO ISO 19115 Topic Categories geoscientificInformation planningCadastre None Southeast U.S Southeast United States Florida None 1990s None THE DATA INCLUDED IN FGDL ARE 'AS IS' AND SHOULD NOT BE CONSTRUED AS LEGALLY BINDING. THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA GEOPLAN CENTER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES SUFFERED AS A RESULT OF USING, MODIFYING, CONTRIBUTING OR DISTRIBUTING THE MATERIALS A note about data scale: Scale is an important factor in data usage. Certain scale datasets are not suitable for some project, analysis, or modeling purposes. Please be sure you are using the best available data. 1:24000 scale datasets are recommended for projects that are at the county level. 1:24000 data should NOT be used for high accuracy base mapping such as property parcel boundaries. 1:100000 scale datasets are recommended for projects that are at the multi-county or regional level. 1:125000 scale datasets are recommended for projects that are at the regional or state level or larger. Vector datasets with no defined scale or accuracy should be considered suspect. Make sure you are familiar with your data before using it for projects or analysis. Every effort has been made to supply the user with data documentation. For additional information, see the References section and the Data Source Contact section of this documentation. For more information regarding scale and accuracy, see our webpage at: http://geoplan.ufl.edu/education.html Florida Geographic Data Library (FGDL) mailing

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When information to be encoded in the subfield is known to be not applicable (undefined, not relevant), then the subfield is valued by a string of "9s"; and when the information to be encoded is relevant but unknown (or missing), then the subfield is valued by a string of "9s." Certain node/geometry and topology (GT)-polygon/chain relationships are collected or generated to satisfy topological requirements. Some of these requirements include: chains must begin and end at nodes, chains must connect to each other at nodes, chains do not extend through nodes, left and right GT-polygons are defined for each chain element and are consistent throughout the transfer, and the chains representing the limits of the file (neatline) are free of gaps. The neatline is generated by connecting the four corners of the digital file, as established during initialization of the digital file. All data outside the enclosed region are ignored and all data crossing these geographically straight lines are clipped at the neatline. (Exception: During the QA/QC process all data is examined and if errors are found and corrections are possible, then data is corrected accordingly. This process is documented in the Process_Step.) Data within a specified tolerance of the neatline are snapped to the neatline. Neatline straightening aligns the digitized edges of the digital data with the generated neatline, that is, with the longitude/latitude lines in geographic coordinates. All internal polygons are tested for closure. Certain attributes and/or entities, e.g. closure line, convey data quality information. When information to be encoded in the subfield is known to be not applicable (undefined, not relevant), then the subfield is valued by a string of "9s"; and when the information to be encoded is relevant but unknown (or missing), then the subfield is valued by a string of "9s." This data is provided 'as is' and its horizontal positional accuracy has not been verified by GeoPlan This data is provided 'as is' and its vertical positional accuracy has not been verified by GeoPlan U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service 19940101 Map 250000 None 19940101 Ground Condition USDA NRCS Spatial and Attribute Information U.S Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service unknown annotated overlay None 19940101 unknown SCS3 Spatial and Attribute Information U.S Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service unknown map Washington, D.C. U.S. Government Printing Office None 19940101 publication date SCS1 Spatial and Attribute Information U.S Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service unknown map Washington, D.C. U.S. Government Printing Office None 19940101 publication date SCS2 Spatial and Attribute Information U.S. Geological Survey unknown map Reston, Virginia U.S. Geological Survey 0 None 19940101 publication date USGS1 Spatial and Attribute Information The process step describes, in general, the process used in the production of data sets. The originating agencies created the original spatial coverage. GeoPlan, during the QA/QC process included the following aspects: (1) Reprojected data to FGDL Albers (2) Set Precision to DOUBLE (3) Set Tolerances to FGDL Standards. unknown Vector GT-polygon composed of chains 3141 NAD 1983 HARN Florida GDL Albers 24.0 31.5 -84.0 24.0 400000.0 0.0 coordinate pair 0.0001 0.0001 meter D North American 1983 HARN GRS 1980 6378137.0 298.257222101 DATABASE FILE Database File None GSOILS.AREA PERIMETER GSOILS_ GSOILS_ID MUID Map Unit Identification Symbol: A symbol created by concatenation of the survey area symbol (ssaid) and mapunit symbol(musym). It uniquely identifies a mapunit within a state. For example, ssaid 061 and musym 1 is stored as muid 061001. The muid is used as a key for linking information in the MUIR tables. Unknown Unknown OBJECTID Internal feature number. ESRI Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated. AUTOID SHAPE Feature geometry. ESRI Coordinates defining the features. SHAPE.AREA SHAPE.LEN MAPUNT.DBF Database File None STSSAID State Soil Survey A concatenation of FIPS alpha code for a state and the soil survey area symbol (ssaid). Example: CO017. Unknown Unknown SSAID Soil Survey Symbol. Three character numeric code which ssarea identifies the soil survey area. For survey areas covering a single county the ssaid is the county FIPS code. For multicounty survey areas the ssaid is identified in the Soil Survey Schedule. Example: 617,...012. Unknown Unknown MUSYM Mapunit Symbol. The symbol used to identify the soil map unit on the soil map. Unknown Unknown MUID Map Unit Identification Symbol: A symbol created by concatenation of the survey area symbol (ssaid) and mapunit symbol(musym). It uniquely identifies a mapunit within a state. For example, ssaid 061 and musym 1 is stored as muid 061001. The muid is used as a key for linking information in the MUIR tables. Unknown Unknown MUNAME Mapunit Name. Correlated name of the map unit (recommended name or field name for surveys in progress). Unknown Unknown MUKIND Mapunit Kind. Code identifying the kind of map unit: Consociation (C); Association (A); Undifferentiated Group (U); Complex (X). Unknown Unknown MLRA Major Land Resource Area. The code used to identify the dominant Major Land Resource Area (MLRA) within which the soil map unit is mapped. Unknown Unknown PRIMFML Prime Farmland. The prime farmland classification of the map unit. State codes have been developed for some states. Unknown Unknown MUACRES Mapunit Acres. The acreage of the soil map unit in the soil survey area. Unknown Unknown INTERP.DBF Database File None STSSAID State Soil Survey A concatenation of FIPS alpha code for a state and the soil survey area symbol (ssaid). Example: CO017. Unknown Unknown MUID Map Unit Identification Symbol: A symbol created by concatenation of the survey area symbol (ssaid) and mapunit symbol(musym). It uniquely identifies a mapunit within a state. For example, ssaid 061 and musym 1 is stored as muid 061001. The muid is used as a key for linking information in the MUIR tables. Unknown Unknown SEQNUM Sequence Number. A number identifing the sequence of components in a map unit. The first component of a multitaxa map forest unit has a seqnum of windbrk 1, the second component 2, and interp so on. Unknown Unknown GRPCODE Interpretative Group Code. Code identifying the interpretative group or category for the interpretation specified. Examples of interpretative groups are septic tank absorption fields and shallow excavations. Unknown Unknown RATING Soil Interpretative Rating. Rating of soil for specified use. Suitability ratings are good, fair, and poor. Limitation ratings are slight, moderate, and severe. Unknown Unknown RESTCT1 Rating Limitation Restrictions. Restrictive feature code, 1st. Unknown Unknown RESTCT2 Rating Limitation Restrictions. Restrictive feature code, 2nd. Unknown Unknown RESTCT3 Rating Limitation Restrictions. Restrictive feature code, 3rd. Unknown Unknown FOREST.DBF Database File None STSSAID State Soil Survey A concatenation of FIPS alpha code for a state and the soil survey area symbol (ssaid). Example: CO017. Unknown Unknown MUID Map Unit Identification Symbol: A symbol created by concatenation of the survey area symbol (ssaid) and mapunit symbol(musym). It uniquely identifies a mapunit within a state. For example, ssaid 061 and musym 1 is stored as muid 061001. The muid is used as a key for linking information in the MUIR tables. Unknown Unknown SEQNUM Sequence Number. A number identifing the sequence of components in a map unit. The first component of a multitaxa map forest unit has a seqnum of windbrk 1, the second component 2, and interp so on. Unknown Unknown PLANTSYM Plant Symbol. Symbol used to identify a specific plant. Unknown Unknown PLANTCOV Plant Ground Cover. The percentage of the ground covered by the plant (forest understory). Unknown Unknown WOODLD.DBF Database File None STSSAID State Soil Survey A concatenation of FIPS alpha code for a state and the soil survey area symbol (ssaid). Example: CO017. Unknown Unknown MUID Map Unit Identification Symbol: A symbol created by concatenation of the survey area symbol (ssaid) and mapunit symbol(musym). It uniquely identifies a mapunit within a state. For example, ssaid 061 and musym 1 is stored as muid 061001. The muid is used as a key for linking information in the MUIR tables. Unknown Unknown SEQNUM Sequence Number. A number identifing the sequence of components in a map unit. The first component of a multitaxa map forest unit has a seqnum of windbrk 1, the second component 2, and interp so on. Unknown Unknown SUITCODE Woodland Tree Suitability. Code indicating if the tree is common to the site; Existing (E), or a tree which could be planted as a tree crop; potential (P). Trees which are both existing and have a potential for planting are giving a dual code (EP). Unknown Unknown PLANTSYM Plant Symbol. Symbol used to identify a specific plant. Unknown Unknown SITIND Site Index. The height in feet of the larger trees at some given age, normally 100 years in the western United States, and 50 years in the east. The pinyon-juniper forest type is an exception, where the site index is determined by basal area. Unknown Unknown WOODPROD Production Class. Production class information for a specific tree measured in cubic meters per hectare per year (1m3/ha = 14.3 ft3/ac). Unknown Unknown WOODMG.DBF Database File None STSSAID State Soil Survey A concatenation of FIPS alpha code for a state and the soil survey area symbol (ssaid). Example: CO017. Unknown Unknown MUID Map Unit Identification Symbol: A symbol created by concatenation of the survey area symbol (ssaid) and mapunit symbol(musym). It uniquely identifies a mapunit within a state. For example, ssaid 061 and musym 1 is stored as muid 061001. The muid is used as a key for linking information in the MUIR tables. Unknown Unknown SEQNUM Sequence Number. A number identifing the sequence of components in a map unit. The first component of a multitaxa map forest unit has a seqnum of windbrk 1, the second component 2, and interp so on. Unknown Unknown ORDSYM Ordination Symbol. The ordination symbol is the class and subclass part of the woodland suitability group. The first element in ordination symbol is the productivity class. This is a number that denotes potential productivity in cubic meters of wood per hectare per year for an indicator tree (1 m3/ha is equal to 14.3 ft3/ac). The second part of the ordination is the subclass, a capital letter symbol which indicates certain soil or physiographic characteristics that contribute to important hazards or limitations in management. Example: W - Excessive wetness. Subclasses are listed in ranked order. Unknown Unknown WDEROSN Woodland Erosion. Woodland limitation rating identifying the probability that damage may occur as a result of site preparation and following cutting operations where soil is exposed. Unknown Unknown WDEQUIP Woodland Equipment. Woodland limitation rating for the use of equipment, year round or seasonal. Unknown Unknown WDSEED Woodland Seeding Mortality. Woodland limitation rating identifying the probability of death of naturally occurring or planted tree seedlings as influenced by kinds of soil or topographic conditions. Unknown Unknown WDWIND Woodland Windthrow Hazard. Woodland limitation rating identifying the windthrow hazard. Windthrow is the likelihood of trees being uprooted by wind as a result of insufficient depth of the soil to give adequate root anchorage. Unknown Unknown WDPLANT Woodland Plant Competition. Woodland limitation rating for the likelihood of the invasion or growth of undesirable species when openings are made in the canopy. Unknown Unknown COMP.DBF Database File None STSSAID State Soil Survey A concatenation of FIPS alpha code for a state and the soil survey area symbol (ssaid). Example: CO017. Unknown Unknown MUID Map Unit Identification Symbol: A symbol created by concatenation of the survey area symbol (ssaid) and mapunit symbol(musym). It uniquely identifies a mapunit within a state. For example, ssaid 061 and musym 1 is stored as muid 061001. The muid is used as a key for linking information in the MUIR tables. Unknown Unknown SEQNUM Sequence Number. A number identifing the sequence of components in a map unit. The first component of a multitaxa map forest unit has a seqnum of windbrk 1, the second component 2, and interp so on. Unknown Unknown MUSYM Mapunit Symbol. The symbol used to identify the soil map unit on the soil map. Unknown Unknown COMPNAME Component Name. The name of the component (series, taxonomic unit or miscellaneous area) of the map unit. Unknown Unknown S5ID Soil Interpretations Record Number. The Soil Interpretations Record (SOI-5) identification number assigned to the particular SOI- 5. Example: CO0034. Unknown Unknown COMPPCT Component Percent. The percentage of the component of the map unit. Unknown Unknown SLOPEL Soil Slope. The minimum value for the range of slope of a soil component within a map unit. Unknown Unknown SLOPEH Soil Slope. The maximum value for the range of slope of a soil component within a map unit. Unknown Unknown SURFTEX Surface Soil Texture. Code for the USDA texture for the surface layer or horizon. Example: Loam (L); Sandy loam (SL). Also includes terms used to modify texture and terms used in lieu of texture. Unknown Unknown OTHERPH Class-Determining Phase Criteria. Class-determining phase criteria, other than slope and texture, recorded on the SOI-6 and used to select appropriate interpretation and rating from the SOI-5 Record. Unknown Unknown COMPKIND Kind of Component. Code identifying the kind of component of the map unit. Example: Series (S); Family (F); Variant (V); Taxadjunct (T); Taxon above family (G); Miscellaneous area (M). Unknown Unknown COMPACRE Component Acres. The acreage of the component of a soil map unit. Component acres are normalized to 100 percent to exclude inclusions. The sum of all the component acres for a map unit will equal 100 percent. Unknown Unknown CLASCODE Taxonomic Classification Code. Code for the taxonomic classification for the soil. Definition of codes are in the taxclass table. Unknown Unknown ANFLOOD Annual Flooding Frequency. Descriptive term used to describe the frequency of annual flooding (flooding likely to occur during the year) that is likely to occur. Frequent (FREQ) - > 50% chance of flooding; Occasional (OCCAS) - 5 to 50% chance of flooding; Rare (RARE) - 0 to 5% chance of flooding. Unknown Unknown ANFLODUR Flood Duration Class. The duration of annual flooding in a normal year. Unknown Unknown ANFLOBEG Annual Flooding Month Begin. Month in which annual flooding (flooding likely to occur during the year) begins in a normal year. Unknown Unknown ANFLOEND Annual Flooding Month End. Month in which annual flooding (flooding likely to occur during the year) ends in a normal year. Unknown Unknown GSFLOOD Growing Season Flooding Frequency. Descriptive term describing the frequency of flooding during the growing season (season for the common field crops in the area). Frequent (FREQ); Occasional (OCCAS); Rare (RARE). Unknown Unknown GSFLODUR Growing Season Duration. The duration of flooding during the growing season (season for common field crops in the area). Unknown Unknown GSFLOBEG Growing Season Flooding Begins. Month in which growing season (season for common field crops in the area) flooding begins in a normal year. Unknown Unknown GSFLOEND Growing Season Flooding Ends. Month in which growing season (season for common field crops in the area) flooding ends in a normal year. Unknown Unknown WTDEPL Water Table Depth. Minimum value for the range in depth to the seasonally high water table during the months specified. Unknown Unknown WTDEPH Water Table Depth. Maximum value for the range in depth to the seasonally high water table during the months specified. Unknown Unknown WTKIND Water Table Kind. The type of water table: Apparent (APPAR); Artesian (ARTES); Perched (PERCH). Unknown Unknown WTBEG Water Table Begins. Month in which seasonal water table occurs at the depth specified in a normal year. Unknown Unknown WTEND Water Table Ends. Month in which seasonal water table subsides below the depth specified in a normal year. Unknown Unknown PNDDEPL Ponding Depth. The minimum value for the range in depth of surface water ponding on the soil. Unknown Unknown PNDDEPH Ponding Depth. The maximum value for the range in depth of surface water ponding on the soil. Unknown Unknown PNDDUR Ponding Duration. The duration of surface water ponding. Unknown Unknown PNDBEG Ponding Begin. Month in which soil surface ponding begins in a normal year. Unknown Unknown PNDEND Ponding End. Month in which surface water ponding ends in a normal year. Unknown Unknown ROCKDEPL Depth to Bedrock. The minimum value for the range in depth to bedrock, expressed in inches. Unknown Unknown ROCKDEPH Depth to Bedrock. The maximum value for the range in depth to bedrock, expressed in inches. Unknown Unknown ROCKHARD Bedrock Hardness. The degree of hardness of the underlying rock. Rated as: HARD - Excavation requires blasting or special equipment or SOFT - Excavation can be made with trenching machines, backhoes, or small rippers. Unknown Unknown PANDEPL Depth to Cemented Pan. Minimum value for the range in depth to the upper boundary of a cemented pan, expressed in inches. Unknown Unknown PANDEPH Depth to Cemented Pan. Maximum value for the range in depth to the upper boundary of a cemented pan, expressed in inches. Unknown Unknown PANHARD Cemented Pan Thickness. The degree of induration and thickness of the cemented pan. A pan is rated as "THICK" if it is more than 3 inches thick and continually indurated or more than 18 inches thick and discontinuous or fractured. Pans not meeting these criteria are rated THIN. Unknown Unknown SUBINITL Initial Subsidence. Minimum value for the range in initial subsidence that can be expected when drained, expressed in inches (organic soils only). Unknown Unknown SUBINITH Initial Subsidence. Maximum value for the range in initial subsidence that can be expected when drained, expressed in inches (organic soils only). Unknown Unknown SUBTOTL Total Subsidence. Minimum value for the range in total subsidence that can be expected when drained, expressed in inches (organic soils only). Unknown Unknown SUBTOTH Total Subsidence. Maximum value for the range in total subsidence that can be expected when drained, expressed in inches (organic soils only). Unknown Unknown HYDGRP Hydrologic Group. The hydrologic group for the soil. Example: A, A/D. Unknown Unknown FROSTACT Potential Frost Action. An interpretation rating of the susceptibility of the soil to frost heaving. Unknown Unknown DRAINAGE Soil Drainage Class. Code identifying the natural drainage condition of the soil and refers to the frequency and duration of periods when the soil is free of saturation. Example: Well Drained (W); Excessive (E); Moderately Well (MW); Poorly (P); Somewhat Excessively (SE); Somewhat Poorly (SP). Unknown Unknown HYDRIC Hydric Soil Rating. The symbol (Y/N) identifying hydric soils. Unknown Unknown CORCON Corrosion - Concrete. An interpretation rating of the susceptibility of concrete to corrosion when in contact with the soil. Unknown Unknown CORSTEEL Corrosion - Uncoated Steel. An interpretation rating of the susceptibility of uncoated steel to corrosion when in contact with the soil. Unknown Unknown CLNIRR Nonirrigated Capability Class. A rating of the soil for nonirrigated agricultural use. The number indicates progressively greater limitations and narrower choices for use. Unknown Unknown SCLNIRR Nonirrigated Capability Subclass. Nonirrigated Capability Subclass Concatenation of capability class and subclass codes. Example: class 2 and subclass e are combined and entered as 2E. Unknown Unknown SCLIRR Irrigated Capability Subclass. Irrigated Capability Subclass. Concatenation of capability class and subclass codes. Example: class 2 and subclass e are combined and entered as 2E. Unknown Unknown PRIMFML Prime Farmland Classification. The prime farmland classification of the map unit. State codes have been developed for some states. Unknown Unknown WINDBK.DBF Database File None STSSAID State Soil Survey A concatenation of FIPS alpha code for a state and the soil survey area symbol (ssaid). Example: CO017. Unknown Unknown MUID Map Unit Identification Symbol: A symbol created by concatenation of the survey area symbol (ssaid) and mapunit symbol(musym). It uniquely identifies a mapunit within a state. For example, ssaid 061 and musym 1 is stored as muid 061001. The muid is used as a key for linking information in the MUIR tables. Unknown Unknown SEQNUM Sequence Number. A number identifing the sequence of components in a map unit. The first component of a multitaxa map forest unit has a seqnum of windbrk 1, the second component 2, and interp so on. Unknown Unknown PLANTSYM Plant Symbol. Symbol used to identify a specific plant. Unknown Unknown WNDBRKHT Windbreak Tree Height. Windbreak tree height in feet at age in 20 years. Unknown Unknown COMPYD.DBF Database File None STSSAID State Soil Survey A concatenation of FIPS alpha code for a state and the soil survey area symbol (ssaid). Example: CO017. Unknown Unknown MUID Map Unit Identification Symbol: A symbol created by concatenation of the survey area symbol (ssaid) and mapunit symbol(musym). It uniquely identifies a mapunit within a state. For example, ssaid 061 and musym 1 is stored as muid 061001. The muid is used as a key for linking information in the MUIR tables. Unknown Unknown SEQNUM Sequence Number. A number identifing the sequence of components in a map unit. The first component of a multitaxa map forest unit has a seqnum of windbrk 1, the second component 2, and interp so on. Unknown Unknown CROPNAME Crop Name. The common name for the crop for which a yield is given. Unknown Unknown NIRRYLD Nonirrigated Crop Yield. The expected yield of the specfic crop without supplemental irrigation. Defined as the yield expected in an average year under a high level of management. Unknown Unknown IRRYLD Irrigated Crop Yield. The expected yield of the specific crop with irrigation. Defined as the yield expected in an average year under a high level of management. Unknown Unknown YLDUNT.DBF Database File None CROPNAME Crop Name. The common name for the crop for which a yield is given. Unknown Unknown YLDUNITS Yield Units. The units used to record the yield for the specified crop. Unknown Unknown TAXCL.DBF Database File None CLASCODE Taxonomic Classification Code. Code for the taxonomic classification for the soil. Definition of codes are in the taxclass table. Unknown Unknown CLASS Taxonomic Classification. The taxonomic classification (name) of the soil. Unknown Unknown ORDER Order. Code for the taxonomic ORDER category of the record. Unknown Unknown SUBORDER Suborder. Code for the taxonomic SUBORDER category of the record. Unknown Unknown GRTGROUP Great Group. Code for the taxonomic GREAT GROUP category. Unknown Unknown SUBGROUP Subgroup. Code for the taxonomic SUBGROUP category of the record. Unknown Unknown PARTSIZE Particle Size. Code for the PARTICLE-SIZE class of the Family category of taxonomic classification. Unknown Unknown MINALOGY Mineralogy. Code for the MINERALOGY class of the Family category of taxonomic classification. Unknown Unknown REACTION Reaction. Code for the REACTION class of the Family category of taxonomic classification. Unknown Unknown SOILTEMP Soil Temperature. Code for the SOIL TEMPERATURE class of the Family category of taxonomic classification. Unknown Unknown OTHERFAM Other Family. This field consists of OTHER FAMILY codes for soil depth class, slope class, consistence class, classes of coatings and classes of cracks of the Family category of taxonomic classification. Unknown Unknown PLANT.DBF Database File None PLANTSYM Plant Symbol. Symbol used to identify a specific plant. Unknown Unknown SCINAME Scientific Plant Name. The scientific name of a plant. Unknown Unknown COMNAME Plant Common Name. The common name for the plant most widely used by the state. Unknown Unknown LAYER.DBF Database File None STSSAID State Soil Survey A concatenation of FIPS alpha code for a state and the soil survey area symbol (ssaid). Example: CO017. Unknown Unknown MUID Map Unit Identification Symbol: A symbol created by concatenation of the survey area symbol (ssaid) and mapunit symbol(musym). It uniquely identifies a mapunit within a state. For example, ssaid 061 and musym 1 is stored as muid 061001. The muid is used as a key for linking information in the MUIR tables. Unknown Unknown SEQNUM Sequence Number. A number identifing the sequence of components in a map unit. The first component of a multitaxa map forest unit has a seqnum of windbrk 1, the second component 2, and interp so on. Unknown Unknown S5ID Soil Interpretations Record Number. The Soil Interpretations Record (SOI-5) identification number assigned to the particular SOI- 5. Example: CO0034. Unknown Unknown LAYERNUM Layer Number. The sequence number identifying layers in the soil profile. A layer number of 1 would indicate the layer is the surface layer. Unknown Unknown LAYERID Layer Identification Number. A convention to identify the original layers on the SOI-5 record. Example: layerid 11 for the first surface of a multisurface record, 12 for the second surface layer, 2 thru 9 for subsurface layers. Unknown Unknown LAYDEPL Layer Depth. Depth to the upper boundary of the soil layer or horizon, expressed in inches. Unknown Unknown LAYDEPH Layer Depth. The depth to the lower boundary of the soil layer or horizon, expressed in inches. Unknown Unknown TEXTURE1 Soil Texture Class. Code for the USDA texture for the specified layer or horizon of the soil. Example: Sandy Loam (SL); Loam (L). Also includes terms used to modify texture and terms used in lieu of texture. Unknown Unknown TEXTURE2 Soil Texture Class. Code for the USDA texture for the specified layer or horizon of the soil. Example: Sandy Loam (SL); Loam (L). Also includes terms used to modify texture and terms used in lieu of texture. Unknown Unknown TEXTURE3 Soil Texture Class. Code for the USDA texture for the specified layer or horizon of the soil. Example: Sandy Loam (SL); Loam (L). Also includes terms used to modify texture and terms used in lieu of texture. Unknown Unknown KFACT Soil Erodibility Factor, includes rock fragments. An erodibility factor which is adjusted for the effect of rock fragments. Unknown Unknown KFFACT Soil Erodibility Factor, rock fragments free. An erodibility factor which quantifies the susceptibility of soil particles to detachment and movement by water. This factor is used in the Universal Soil Loss Equation to calculate soil loss by water. Unknown Unknown TFACT T Factor. Soil loss tolerance factor. The maximum rate of soil erosion that will permit a high level of crop production. Unknown Unknown WEG Wind Erodibility Group. The wind erodibility group (weg) assigned to the soil layer or horizon. Unknown Unknown INCH10L Weight Percent Greater than 10 Inches. The minimum value for the range in percent by weight of the rock fragments greater than 10 inches in the soil layer or horizon. Unknown Unknown INCH10H Weight Percent Greater than 10 Inches. The maximum value for the range in percent by weight of the rock fragments greater than 10 inches in the soil layer or horizon. Unknown Unknown INCH3L Weight Percent 3 to 10 Inches. The minimum value for the range in percent by weight of the rock fragments 3 to 10 inches in the soil layer or horizon. Unknown Unknown INCH3H Weight Percent 3 to 10 Inches. The maximum value for the range in percent by weight of the rock fragments 3 to 10 inches in the soil layer or horizon. Unknown Unknown NO4L Percent Passing Sieve Number 10. The minimum value for the range in percent by weight of the soil material in a layer or horizon which is less than 3 inches and passes a No. 40 sieve. Unknown Unknown NO4H Percent Passing Sieve Number 4. The maximum value for the range in percent by weight of the soil material in a layer or horizon which is less than 3 inches and passes a No. 40 sieve. Unknown Unknown NO10L Percent Passing Sieve Number 10. The minimum value for the range in percent by weight of the soil material in a layer or horizon which is less than 3 inches and passes a No. 10 sieve. Unknown Unknown NO10H Percent Passing Sieve Number 10. The maximum value for the range in percent by weight of the soil material in a layer or horizon which is less than 3 inches and passes a No. 10 sieve. Unknown Unknown NO40L Percent Passing Sieve Number 40. The minimum value for the range in percent by weight of the soil material in a layer or horizon which is less than 3 inches and passes a No. 200 sieve. Unknown Unknown NO40H Percent Passing Sieve Number 40. The maximum value for the range in percent by weight of the soil material in a layer or horizon which is less than 3 inches and passes a No. 40 sieve. Unknown Unknown NO200L Percent Passing Sieve Number 200. The minimum value for the range in percent by weight of the soil material in a layer or horizon which is less than 3 inches and passes a No. 200 sieve. Unknown Unknown NO200H Percent Passing Sieve Number 200. The maximum value for the range in percent by weight of the soil material in a layer or horizon which is less than 3 inches and passes a No. 200 sieve. Unknown Unknown CLAYL Clay. Minimum value for the range in clay content of the soil layer or horizon, expressed as a percentage of the material less than 2 mm in size. Unknown Unknown CLAYH Clay. Maximum value for the range in clay content of the soil layer or horizon, expressed as a percentage of the material less than 2 mm in size. Unknown Unknown LLL Liquid Limit. The minimum value for the range in liquid limit of the soil layer or horizon, expressed as percent moisture by weight. Unknown Unknown LLH Liquid Limit. The maximum value for the range in liquid limit of the soil layer or horizon, expressed as percent moisture by weight. Unknown Unknown PIL Plasticity Index. The minimum value for the range in plasticity index for the soil layer or horizon, expressed as percent of moisture by weight. Unknown Unknown PIH Plasticity Index. The maximum value for the range in plasticity index for the soil layer or horizon, expressed as percent of moisture by weight. Unknown Unknown UNIFIED Unified Soil Classification. The Unified soil classification. An engineering classification of soils. Unknown UNIFIED1 The Unified soil classification. An engineering classification of soils. Same UNIFIED2 The Unified soil classification. An engineering classification of soils. Same UNIFIED3 The Unified soil classification. An engineering classification of soils. Same UNIFIED4 The Unified soil classification. An engineering classification of soils. Same AASHIND AASHTO Group Index. AASHTO (American Assoc. of State Highway and Transportation Officials) group index. A modification to AASHTO group classification of a soil. Unknown AASHTO1 AASHTO (American Assoc. of State Highway Classification and Transportation Officials) group classification. A code for AASHTO group classification for a soil. Same AASHTO2 AASHTO (American Assoc. of State Highway Classification and Transportation Officials) group classification. A code for AASHTO group classification for a soil. Same AASHTO3 AASHTO (American Assoc. of State Highway Classification and Transportation Officials) group classification. A code for AASHTO group classification for a soil. Same AASHTO4 AASHTO (American Assoc. of State Highway Classification and Transportation Officials) group classification. A code for AASHTO group classification for a soil. Same AWCL Available Water Capacity. Minimum value for the range of available water capacity for the soil layer or horizon, expressed as inches/inch. Unknown Unknown AWCH Available Water Capacity. Maximum value for the range of available water capacity for the soil layer or horizon, expressed as inches/inch. Unknown Unknown BDL Bulk Density. Minimum value for the range in moist bulk density of the soil layer or horizon, expressed as grams per cubic centimeter. Unknown Unknown BDH Bulk Density. Maximum value for the range in moist bulk density of the soil layer or horizon, expressed as grams per cubic centimeter. Unknown Unknown OML Organic Matter. The minimum value for the range in organic matter content of the soil layer or horizon, expressed in percent by weight. Unknown Unknown OMH Organic Matter. The maximum value for the range in organic matter content of the soil layer or horizon, expressed in percent by weight. Unknown Unknown PHL Soil Reaction (pH). The minimum value for the range in soil reaction (pH) for the soil layer or horizon. Unknown Unknown PHH Soil Reaction (pH). The maximum value for the range in soil reaction (pH) for the soil layer or horizon. Unknown Unknown SALINL Salinity. The minimum value for the range in soil salinity of the soil layer or horizon measured as electrical conductivity of the soil in a saturated paste. Values are expressed in mmhos/cm. Unknown Unknown SALINH Salinity. The maximum value for the range in soil salinity of the soil layer or horizon measured as electrical conductivity of the soil in a saturated paste. Values are expressed in mmhos/cm. Unknown Unknown SARL Sodium Absorption Ratio. The minimum value for the range in Sodium Absorption Ratio (SAR) for the soil layer or horizon. Unknown Unknown SARH Sodium Absorption Ratio. The maximum value for the range in Sodium Absorption Ratio (SAR) for the soil layer or horizon. Unknown Unknown CECL Cation Exchange. Minimum value for the range in Capacity cation exchange capacity for the soil layer or horizon. Unknown Unknown CECH Cation Exchange Capacity. Maximum value for the range in cation exchange capacity for the soil layer or horizon. Unknown Unknown CACO3L Carbonate as CaCO3. Minimum value for the range of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) in the soil layer or horizon, expressed as a percent. Unknown Unknown CACO3H Carbonate as CaCO3. Maximum value for the range of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) in the soil layer or horizon, expressed as a percent. Unknown Unknown GYPSUML Gypsum. Minimum value for the range in sulfates reported as gypsum (CaSO4) in the soil layer or horizon, expressed as a percent. Unknown Unknown GYPSUMH Gypsum. Maximum value for the range in sulfates reported as gypsum (CaSO4)in the soil layer or horizon, expressed as a percent. Unknown Unknown PERML Permeability Rate. The minimum value for the range in permeability rate for the soil layer or horizon, expressed as inches/hour. Unknown Unknown PERMH Permeability Rate. The maximum value for the range in permeability rate for the soil layer or horizon, expressed as inches/hour. Unknown Unknown SHRINKSW Shrink-Swell Potential. An interpretation rating of the soil layer or horizons behavior of changing volume (shrinking and swelling) upon wetting and drying. Unknown Unknown Operator mailing

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