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Chatham

ErieauErie Beach

Highgate

Rodney

Thamesville

Wardsville

Blenheim

Bothwell

Dresden

Ridgetown

Appledore

Arkwood

Beechwood

BlenheimJunction

Botany

BothwellStation

Buxton

CedarSprings

CharingCross

Clachan

Clearville

Crinan

Croton

Darrell

DawnMills

Dealtown

Doyles

Duart

Eatonville

Eberts

Ennett

Fargo

Ferndell

Florence

Guilds

Harwich

HoffmanCorners Huffman

Corners

HuffsCorners

KentBridge

KentCentre

Kintyre

Louisville

Moraviantown

Morpeth

Muirkirk

Mull

NewGlasgow

NewScotland

NorthThamesville

Northwood

PalmyraPinehurst

PortGlasgow

Raglan

Richardson

RondeauPark

Rutherford

Sandison

Selton

Shrewsbury

SouthBuxton

Thorncliffe

Troy

Turin

Turnerville

VanHorne

Vosburg

Wabash

NO>CW/b

TA/c>b

TU>CW/b

TO.L>TA/b

TO>TO.L/b

BV/c>b

TU>MA/b

TU/c>b

BV.L>TA/b

TO>TA/b

CW/b

TU>CW/c>b

BR>BR.L/A>b

TA/c

WN>WM/b>c

TU/c>d

KE>GO/b>c

KT>FX/c

BV/b

WF>NO/c

NM

NO>BR/c>b

NO/c

WF>NO/d

WM>WN/d>b

BV.L>BV/c

PF>W M/c>b

FX/c>d

BV.L/c

NO/b>c

BV/c

B.L.

WF>NO/c

TA>TU/b

BV/b>c

GO.L/b

NO/b

ERTO>SW/b

NO>WF/c

GO.L>TA.T/b

KT/c

KE.L>

GO.L/

b

BE.T>FX/c

GO.L>

GO/b

KE>GO/b>A

NM

NO>CW/c>b

SW/b

NO>S

W/c>

b

TU>MA/b

TU>TO/b

TO/b

ZZ

WM>PF/c

PE.L/b>c

NO>SW/c>b

KT/c>d

MK>FX/b>c

KT/c

ORG

WF>NO/c

BV/d

WM/b>c

TA>BV/b>d

WM>SW/b

KT/c

WM/b

NO/c>b

KT/c

KT/c

NO>SW/b

KT/d

PF>WM/c>b

ER

KT>HI/c>b

WM>PF/b

NO>MK/c>b

GO>K

E/b

NO>WF/b>c

TA.T/b

NO>S

W/b

NM

KT>WF/c

GO.L>KE.L/b

KE.L>GO.L/b>c

HI>KT/b>c

HI>KT/b>c

GO/c

BV>TO/c>b

TA.T/b

BE.T>KE.L/c>b

TO>NO/b

CW/b

BR.Y/b

BR/A

PE/b

TA>MA/b

BV/b>c

BV/d>c

NO>WF/c

TO.L/b

TO>TA/b

BE.T>GO/c

NO>TA/b

NO>SW/c

BV.L>TO.L/b

NM

WF/c

BN>TU/d

WF/c

NO>PF/b>c

BY.K/c>b

NO/b

TA>BV/b>d

GO/c

TU>TA/b

NM

TA.T>BR/b

TO>TU/b

NO>TO/c

PF>WM/c>b

WM>WN/c>b

BV/b>c

WN>WM/b

GO>KE/b

MK>HI/b

KT>H

I/b

KT/C

ORG BY/B

PF>NO/c>b

GO.L>KE.L/b

GO.L/b BE>PF/b>c

NM

TU>MA/b

NM

NM

TA>T

O.L/b

PE.L/b

TO>TA/b

TU>CW/b

NO>TO.L/b

BV/b>c

TO/b

WM>PF/c

BV/c

NM

TU>TO/b

TU>TO.L/b

WM>WN/b

SW>NO/c

NO>TU/c>d

PE.L>BR/c>b

TU/b

SW/b

BV/d

WF>NO/c

NO/c>b

BV.L/d

WM>WN/c>b

TA/c

TA.T>BR/b

NO/c

B.L.

BR.L/b

TU>WF/b>c

WM/c

ML

NM

GO>KE/c

TU>T

O/c

TA>TU/b

KE.L/b

GO>MU/c>d

WM>PF/c

BV/b>c

WM>WN/b

WF>N

O/c>

bKE

.L>GO

.L/b>

cNO

/c

GO>KE/c>b

SW/b

WF>K

T/c

GO>MU/c>d

GO.L>KE.L/b

WU/b

TA.T>KE.L/b

TO.L>

NO/b

CW>TU/b

NO>CW/b

TU>T

O/b

TA/b>c

PF>WM/c>b

TA.T>BR.L/b

TA>TO/b

TU/c>b

TA>CW/b

NO>MA/b

BV.L>TO/c>b

TO.L/b

WN>WM/b>c

TU/b>c

BF/d

BV.L>CW/b

WM>NO/b

MU>GO/d>c

WM>WN/c>b

TA>BV/b>d

TA/c

GO/c

BV.L>BV/c

BV.K/B

NM

ML

NO>WF/b>c

KT/c

BV>TO/c

NO>SW/c>b

KE>GO/b

NM

ER

TA.T/b

PF>N

O/b>

c

TA>MA/c>

b

GO.L>GO.W/b>

c

KE>GO.C/b

TA>TU/c

KT>FX/c

BE.T>

KT/B>

c

TA.T/b

NO/b

NM

TU>CW/c>b

CW>N

O/b

PF>WM/c>b

TO.L/b

NO/b

BV/b>c

NM

TO.L>TA/b

NO>WF/c

PE>BR/b

NM

BV.L/b>c

TO>BE/b

NO>TA/c>b

NO>TO/b

NO>CW/b

NO>TA.T/b

BV.L>TU/c

NO/b>d

TO.L>TA/b

NM

NO>TA.T/c>b

NO/b

BV>BF/d

PF/c>d

NM

GO>KT/c

GO>KE/b

PF/c

NO/c>b

B.L.

NO>CH/c>b

WF>K

T/C

NO>KT/b>c

GO>KE/b

KE>GO/b>c

KT/c

GO.L>KE.L/c

GO.L>KE.L/b

PF/c

BV>T

O/b

TA.T>BR.L/b

TO/b

TU/b>c

TO.L/b

WM/c>b

NM

TU>TO.L/b

BV.K/c>b

BR>TA.T/b

BV>TU/c

TO.L>BV.L/b

BV>BF/d>e

GO>KE/c

TA>TU/b

BV>BN/d>c

TU/b

WM>WN/c>b

NO>SW/c>b

NM

BF/d

BR.L/b

MA.T>NO/b

TA/c

WN>WM/b>c

FX.K>

GY.K/

c

KT>WF/c

NM

KT>HI/c>b

GO.L>TA.T/c>

b

KE>GO/b

TA.T/b

NO/b>cCW/b

TO>B

V/b>c

MU/d>e

GO.L/

c>b

GO.L/

b>c

KT>HI/c>b

WM>BE.T/b

NM

NO>CW/b

ER

TO/b

TA>MA/b

ZZ

BR.Y>BR.LY/b

BR>P

E/b>c

BV.L>TA/b>c

TU>TO/c

WM>WN/c>b

ER

TA>M

A/b

NO>CW/c>b

BE>TO.L/b>c

TU/b

KE/A>b

TO/b

NO>KT/b>c

TU>TO.L/b

CW/bKT/c

CW>TO/b

NM

NO>CW/b

BN/c

WN>WM/b

BV/B

NM

WM>PF/c

NO>WF/b>cNO>SW/c>b

BV/b>c

KE/b

NO>WF/b>cWM>PF/b>c

WM>PF/c

TO/b

SW/b

KT>HI/c>B

KT>HI/c

GO>K

E/c

KT/c

KT/c

FX>KT/c

GO/c>d

GO.L>BE.T/b

GO>KE/B

GO.L>KE.L/b

GO>M

U/c>

d

KE.L>GO.L/b

Name Map Symbol Soil Materials Natural Drainage Main Surface TextureFine to Very Fine Textured Till

Muriel MU Deep fine to very fine texture glacial till material

Moderately Well Silty clay loam and clay loam

MU.L same as MU except surface consists of 15-40 cm of loamy material

Moderately Well Loam, silt loam

MU.W Like MU except contains layers of medium textured till

Moderately Well Loam

Gobles GO Deep fine to very fine texture glacial till material

Imperfect Silty clay loam and clay loam

GO.C Same as GO except surface consists of 15 to 40 cm of coarse textured material

Imperfect Fine sand, loamy fine sand

GO.L Same as GO except surface consists of 15 to 40 cm of loamy material

Imperfect Loam

GO.W Like GO except contains layers of medium textured till

Imperfect Loam

Kelvin KE Deep fine to very fine texture glacial till material

Poor Silty clay loam and clay loam

KE.L Same as KE except surface consists of 15 to 40 cm of loamy material

Poor Loam

Perth PE Deep fine to very fine texture glacial till material

Imperfect Silty clay loam and clay loam

PE.L Same as PE except surface consists of 15-40 cm loamy material

Imperfect Loam

PE.W Like PE except contains layers of medium textured till

Imperfect Loam

Brookston BR Deep fine to very fine texture glacial till material

Poor Silty clay loam, clay loam, silty clay and clay

BR.L Same as BR except surface consists of 15-40 cm of loamy material

Poor Loam, silt loam

BR.Y Same as BR except subsurface soil materials are naturally very compacted

Poor Silty clay loam, clay loam, silty clay and clay

BR.LY Same as BR.Y except surface consists of 15-40 cm of loamy material

Poor Loam, silt loam

Very Fine to Coarse Lacustrine

Rivard RV Deep fine to very fine textured lacustrine material including layers containing >60% clay;high organic matter content in the surface layer.

Poor Silty clay, clay

Clyde CY Deep fine to very fine lacustrine material with high organic matter contents in the surface layer

Poor Silty clay, clay

CY.L Same as CY except surface consists of 15-40cm thick loamy material

Poor Loam, silt loam

Brantford BF Deep fine to very fine lacustrine material with clay contents not exceeding 60%; often layers of medium textured material are present

Moderately Well Clay loam, silty clay loam, silty clay

BF.W Same as BF except contains layers of coarse material.

Moderately Well Clay loam, silty clay loam, silty clay

Beverly BV Deep fine to very fine lacustrine material with clay contents not exceeding 60%; often layers of medium textured material are present

Imperfect Silty clay loam

BV.C Same as BV except surface consists of 15 to 40 cm of coarse textured material

Imperfect loamy fine sand, fine sand

BV.K Same as BV except surface layer is weakly to moderately calcareous

Imperfect Silty clay loam

BV.L Same as BV except surface consists of 15 to 40 cm of loamy material

Imperfect Loam, silt loam

Toledo TO Deep fine to very fine lacustrine material with clay contents not exceeding 60%; often layers of medium textured material are present

Poor Clay loam, silty clay loam, silty clay

TO.K Same as TO except surface layer is weakly to moderately calcareous

Poor Clay loam, silty clay loam, silty clay

TO.L Same as TO except surface consists of 15 to 40 cm of loamy material

Poor Loam, silt loam

TO.KL Same as TO except surface consists of 15 to 40 cm of loamy material which is also weakly to moderately calcareous

Poor Loam, silt loam

Saint Clair SC Deep, layered, coarse to medium textured lacustrine material with carbonates and high organic matter in the surface layer

Poor Loam, very fine sandy loam, fine sandy loam

Brant BT Deep medium textured lacustrine material Well Loam, silt loamTuscola TU Deep medium textured lacustrine material Imperfect Loam, silt loam, very fine

sandy loamTU.K Same as TU except surface soil is weakly to

moderately calcareousImperfect Loam, silt loam, very fine

sandy loamColwood CW Deep medium textured lacustrine material Poor Loam, silt loam, very fine

sandy loam, fine sandy loam

CW.K Same as CW except surface layer is weakly to moderately calcareous

Poor Loam, silt loam, very fine sandy loam, fine sandy loam

Wattford WF Deep medium to coarse textured lacustrine material with sand size predominantly fine to very fine sand. Surface material is frequently modified by wind

Well Very fine sandy loam, fine sandy loam, loamy fine sand

Normandale NO Deep medium to coarse textured lacustrine material with sand size predominantly fine to very fine sand. Surface material is frequently modified by wind

Imperfect Very fine sandy loam, loamy very fine sand, loamy fine sand,fine sand

NO.K Same as NO except surface layer is weakly to moderately calcareous

Imperfect Very fine sandy loam, loamy very fine sand, loamy fine sand,fine sand

St.Williams SW Deep medium to coarse textured lacustrine material with sand size predominantly fine to very fine sand. Surface material is frequently modified by wind

Poor Very fine sandy loam, fine sandy loam, loamy fine sand

Deep Coarse Textured Lacustrine Material with Sand Size Predominantly Medium Sand. Surface Material is Frequently Modified by Wind

Churchville CH Deep medium to coarse textured lacustrine material with sand size predominantly fine to very fine sand.

Very Poor Very fine sandy loam, fine sandy loam, loamy fine sand

Fox FX Deep coarse textured lacustrine material with sand size predominantly medium sand. Surface material is frequently modified by wind

Rapid Sandy loam, loamy sand, sand

Brady BY Deep coarse textured lacustrine material with sand size predominantly medium sand. Surface material is frequently modified by wind

Imperfect Sandy loam, loamy sand

Granby GY Deep coarse textured lacustrine material with sand size predominantly medium sand.

Poor Sandy loam, loamy sand

GY.K Same as GY except surface layer is weakly to moderately calcareous

Poor Sandy loam, loamy sand

Frome FR Deep coarse textured lacustrine material with sand size predominantly medium sand.

Very Poor Sandy loam, loamy sand

Kintyre KT Less than 100 cm coarse textured material overlying gravelly coarse textured beach material

Rapid Fine sandy loam,sandy loam, loamy fine sand

KT.T Similar to KT except for presence of fine textured till substratum at depth of 40 to 100 cm

Well Fine sandy loam,sandy loam, loamy fine sand

Highgate HI Less than 100 cm coarse textured material overlying gravelly coarse textured beach material

Imperfect Fine sandy loam,sandy loam, loamy fine sand

Muirkirk MK Less than 100 cm coarse textured material overlying gravelly coarse textured beach material

Poor Fine sandy loam,sandy loam, loamy fine sand

MK.P Same as MK except surface consists of 15 to 40 cm of organic material

Poor Peaty

Medium to Coarse Textured Lacustrine Overlying Fine to Very Fine Lacustrine or Till Materials

Bookton BO.T 40 to 100 cm course textured material overlying fine to very fine textured till

Well Fine sandy loam, loamy fine sand

Berrien BE 40 to 100 cm coarse textured material overlying fine to very fine textured lacustrine material

Imperfect Fine sandy loam, loamy fine sand

BE.T 40 to 100 cm course textured material overlying fine to very fine textured till

Imperfect Fine sandy loam, loamy fine sand

Wauseon WU 40 to 100 cm coarse textured material overlying fine to very fine textured lacustrine material

Poor Fine sandy loam, loamy fine sand

WU.P Same as WU except surface consists of 15 to 40 cm peaty organic material

Poor Peaty

WU.T 40 to 100 cm course textured material overlying fine to very fine textured till

Poor Fine sandy loam, loamy fine sand

Bennington BN 40 to 100 cm medium textured material overlying fine to very fine textured lacustrine material

Well Silt loam, loam, very fine sandy loam

BN.T 40 t0 100 cm medium textured material overlying fine to very fine textured till

Well Silt loam, loam, very fine sandy loam

Tavistock TA 40 to 100 cm medium textured material overlying fine to very fine textured lacustrine material

Imperfect Silt loam, loam, very fine sandy loam

TA.T 40 t0 100 cm medium textured material overlying fine to very fine textured till

Imperfect Silt loam, loam, very fine sandy loam

Maplewood MA 40 to 100 cm medium textured material overlying fine to very fine textured lacustrine material

Poor Silt loam, loam, very fine sandy loam

MA.T 40 t0 100 cm medium textured material overlying fine to very fine textured till

Poor Silt loam, loam, very fine sandy loam

Coarse Textured Eolian Materials

Plainfield PF Deep coarse textured material deposited by wind. Sand size is predominantly fine sand.

Rapid Fine sand, loamy fine sand

Walsingham WM Deep coarse textured material deposited by wind. Sand size is predominantly fine sand.

Imperfect Fine sand, loamy fine sand

Waterin WN Deep coarse textured material deposited by wind. Sand size is predominantly fine sand.

Poor Fine sand, loamy fine sand

Springwater SP Deep coarse textured material deposited by wind. Sand size is predominantly fine sand.

Very poor Fine sand, loamy fine sand

Miscellaneous Land Units

Alluvium AL Undifferentiated soil material deposited in flood plains of rivers and creeks. Soil texture is variable.

Eroded Channels ER Undifferentiated soils composing narrow creek channels; texture variable

Marshland ML Wetland areas along the Lake St.Clair shorelinedominated by standing water

Not Mapped NM Areas of disturbed and modified land permanently withdrawn from agricultural use

Organic OR Depressional wetland areas with soils comprised of > 40 cm organic soil over mineral soil

Scarp SCA Undifferentiated mineral soils composing cliffs and scarps

Valley Complex VC Undifferentiated soils composing side walls, terraces and flood plains of the valleys of creeks and rivers

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LegendMajor HighwaysRoadsWatercourses

* These soil types occur as "significant"soils only (see Key to the Map Symbols).

Base data at 1:10,000 provided to the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food under agreement with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Soil Map information at a source scale of 1:50,000 reproduced from Soils of Kent County West Sheet - Preliminary Map 39.Constraints on Use of this Information1. Users of this information should understand that many soils boundaries are only approximately located due to the map scale used and the nature of soil mapping. Furthermore, unidentified soils or nonsoil land features such as man-made structures may occur as inclusions in any delineated area on the map. When present, these unidentifed inclusions can occupy up to 20% of the area of most delineations. However, for some delineations, such as those encompassing areas of high soil variablity, unidentified inclusions may occupy up to40% of the delination.2. Soil information is based on the examination of soil characteristicsto a depth of 100cm below the ground surface.2012 Queens Printer for OntarioPublished 2012

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Soil PhasesC - Coarse Phase: 15 to 40cm of coarse materials overlying fine to very finematerials.K - Calcareous Phase: Indicates presence of carbonates in the surface layer.L - Loamy Phase: 15 to 40cm of medium textured material overlying fine to very fine textured material.P - Peaty Phase: 15 to 40cm of peaty material overlying mineral soil material.T - Till Phase: Indicates soils with glacial till in their substrata instead of glaciolacustrine materials.W - Washed Phase: 40 to 100cm of medium textured glacial till overlying fine to very fine textured glacial till.Y - Compacted Phase: Used with some Brookston (BR) soils to denote presenceof a high degree of natural compaction.

Slope class in upper case indicates simple slopes > 50m in length.Slope class in lower case indicates complex slopes < 50m in length.

Slope ClassesClass %Slope DescriptionA...............0-0.5...............LevelB,b............0.5-2...............Nearly levelC,c............2-5..................Very gentle slopesD,d............5-9..................Gentle slopesE,e............9-15................Moderat slopesF,f.............15-30..............Strong slopesG,g...........30-45...............Very strong slopes

Soil Texture Groupings(see Soil Materials in Legend)coarse very coarse sand

coarse sandmedium sandfine sandloamy very coarse sandloamy sandloamy fine sandvery coarse sandy loamsandy loam

medium silt loamloamfine sandy loamvery fine sandy loamloamy very fine sandvery fine sand

fine sandy clay loamsilty clay loamclay loam

very fine sandy claysilty clayclayheavy clay

* When only a dominant (single) slope class appears in the mapsymbol, that slope class alone applies to the soil type or soil typesshown in the symbol.

B. Symbols representing two soil types

Key to the Map SymbolsA. Symbols representing one soil type

BV.L/C>b

Soil phase(When

applicable)Significantslope class(when applicable)

Soil type Dominant slopeclass*

TO.L>BV.L/b>c

Significantsoil type

Significant soil phase(when applicable)

Dominantsoil type

Dominant soil phase

(when applicable)

Dominant slope class*- applies to dominantsoil type

Significant slope class(when applicable) -applies to significantsoil type

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0 2 4 6 81Kilometers

SOIL SURVEY OFKENT COUNTY

East SheetTownships of Zone, Harwich,

Howard and OrfordSoil Survey Report No.64

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