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- Primary soil map unit
- Primary soil component
- Drainage class
- Hydric rating
- Basic map
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Preliminary Soil Context Report
Report SR-7Q2K4M
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Primary map unit
WpB — Woodstown-Urban land complex, 0 to 8 percent slopes
Component breakdown
| Drainage class | Moderately well drained |
|---|---|
| Hydric rating | No |
| Slope | 0–8% |
| Flooding frequency | None |
| Ponding frequency | None |
| Depth to restrictive layer | 10 in (Urban land) |
| Depth to water table | 30 in |
| Hydrologic soil group | C |
Source: USDA-NRCS Soil Survey Geographic Database (SSURGO) via Soil Data Access. Preliminary screening only; not a geotechnical investigation or permit approval.
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This report is based on USDA-NRCS SSURGO regional soil-survey data and is intended for preliminary screening only. It is not a geotechnical investigation, soil boring report, environmental assessment, or permit approval.
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