relation to water
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Stream Trunk
River/StreamTrunk
LandformsAssociatedwith River
AlluvialFans
FloodPlain
Terrace BluffMargin
Inlet/Outlet
Lakeshore Wetland/Marsh
SurveyableLake Bottom
Island Cove/Bay Penninsula OtherLakeshore
BeachRidges
OtherShoreline
Slough/Marsh IntermittantStreams
Small Lake Overlook GeneralUplandSetting
Confluence
River/Stream
Relation To WaterLandforms Associated with Rivers andPermanent Streams, and Current orAncient Water Larger than 40 Acres.
Stream Trunk
River/StreamTrunk
LandformsAssociatedwith River
AlluvialFans
FloodPlain
Terrace BluffMargin
Lake/Wetland
Inlet/Outlet
Lakeshore Wetland/Marsh
SurveyableLake Bottom
Island Cove/Bay Penninsula OtherLakeshore
BeachRidges
OtherShoreline
Small Intermittant
Water Less than 40 Acres, IntermittantStreams, and Landforms away from
Water (Excludes ArtificiallyConstructed Drainage Ditches).
Slough/Marsh IntermittantStreams
Small Lake
No Water
Overlook GeneralUplandSetting
500
1/3
In case ofsmall fan,1/2 of fanmust bein parcel.
500
Must bePermanentStream
500 500
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Illustration of Mn/Model 1995Landform Stratification Procedures
Figure C.1
= Refers to landforms; landform mustcover at least 1/3 of the parcel forparcel to be designated as such.
- If 2/3 or more of parcel is wet, it isusually considered unsurveyable.
- Wetland borders are determined bytick marks of blue symbols, nottopographic lines.
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Landform Precedence, WithHighest Priority from Top
Beach RidgesSurveyable Lake BottomIslandAlluvial FansConfluencePenninsulaInlet/OutletCove/BayOther ShorelineTerrace
Flood PlainBluff MarginRiver/Stream TrunkIntermittant StreamWetland/MarshSmall LakeSlough/MarshOverlookGeneral Upland Setting
500 = Refers to water; if any portion ofparcel is within at least 500 feet ofwater, the parcel may bedesignated as such.
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