Major soil group: | 08 ground-water gley soils | Seasonally waterlogged soils affected by a shallow fluctuating groundwater-table. They are developed mainly within or over permeable material and have prominently mottled or greyish coloured horizons within 40 cm depth Most occupy low-lying or depressional sites. |
Soil Group: | 1 alluvial gley soils | With distinct topsoil, in loamy or clayey recent alluvium more than 30 cm thick. |
Soil Subgroup: | 3 pelo-alluvial gley soils | (clayey with non-calcareous subsoil) |
Soil Series: | clayey river alluvium |
0811a ENBORNE | Clayic Fluvic Eutric Gleysols |
0811b CONWAY | Clayic Fluvic Eutric Gleysols |
0813a MIDELNEY | Clayic Fluvic Eutric Gleysols |
0813b FLADBURY 1 | Clayic Fluvic Eutric Gleysols |
0813c FLADBURY 2 | Clayic Fluvic Eutric Gleysols |
0813d FLADBURY 3 | Clayic Fluvic Eutric Gleysols |
0813e COMPTON | Clayic Fluvic Eutric Gleysols |
0814a THAMES | Clayic Fluvic Eutric Gleysols |
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National Soil Inventory Sites: 51Representative Profiles: 13Auger Bores: 1212 |
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