Soil Site Reporter

Soil Series

5.72 SALWICK (So) (1804)


Definition
Major soil group: 05 brown soils With dominantly brownish or reddish subsoils and no prominent mottling or greyish colours (gleying) above 40 cm depth. They are developed mainly on permeable materials at elevations below about 300 m.0.D. Most are in agricultural use.
Soil Group: 7 argillic brown earths Loamy or clayey with an ordinary clay-enriched subsoil.
Soil Subgroup: 2 stagnogleyic argillic brown earths (faintly mottled with slowly permeable subsoil)
Soil Series: reddish medium loamy drift with siliceous stones

Alert ! - slowly permeable soils with seasonal wetness read the alert

Brief Profile Description
In Soil Associations (with WRB classification of this series in each association)
0541C    NEWBIGGIN Chromic Endostagnic Luvisols
0572l    FLINT Chromic Endostagnic Luvisols
0572m    SALWICK Chromic Endostagnic Luvisols
0711n    CLIFTON Chromic Endostagnic Luvisols
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Surveyed profiles in LandIS
National Soil Inventory Sites: 27
Representative Profiles: 6
Auger Bores: 1371
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