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Domain Name: aashto_group_classification

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 a-1 A-1 Granular materials (35% or less passing No. 200 sieve), silty or clayey gravel and sand.

2 No 2 a-1-a A-1-a

3 No 3 a-1-b A-1-b

4 No 4 a-2 A-2 Granular materials (35% or less passing No. 200), silty or clayey gravel and sand.

5 No 5 a-2-4 A-2-4

6 No 6 a-2-5 A-2-5

7 No 7 a-2-6 A-2-6

8 No 8 a-2-7 A-2-7

9 No 9 a-3 A-3 Granular materials (35% or less passing No. 200), fine sand.

10 No 10 a-4 A-4 Silt-Clay materials (more than 35% passing NO. 200), silty soils.

11 No 11 a-5 A-5 Silt-Clay Materials (more than 35% passing No. 200), clayey soils.

12 No 12 a-6 A-6 Silt-Clay materials (more than 35% passing No. 200) clayey soils.

13 No 13 a-7 A-7 Silt-Clay materials (more than 35% passing No. 200), clayey soils.

14 No 14 a-7-5 A-7-5

15 No 15 a-7-6 A-7-6

16 No 16 a-8 A-8

Domain Name: algorithm

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Dominant Condition The aggregation method "Dominant Condition" first groups like attribute values for the components 

in a map unit. For each group, percent composition is set to the sum of the percent composition of 

all components participating in that group. These groups now represent "conditions" rather than 

components. The attribute value associated with the group with the highest cumulative percent 

composition is returned. If more than one group shares the highest cumulative percent 

composition, the corresponding "tie-break" rule determines which value should be returned. The 

"tie-break" rule indicates whether the lower or higher group value should be returned in the case of 

a percent composition tie. The result returned by this aggregation method represents the 

dominant condition throughout the map unit only when no tie has occurred.

1 DCD

2 No Dominant Component The aggregation method "Dominant Component" returns the attribute value associated with the 

component with the highest percent composition in the map unit. If more than one component 

shares the highest percent composition, the corresponding "tie-break" rule determines which value 

should be returned. The "tie-break" rule indicates whether the lower or higher attribute value 

should be returned in the case of a percent composition tie. The result returned by this 

aggregation method may or may not represent the dominant condition throughout the map unit.

2 DCP

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Domain Name: algorithm

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3 No Most Limiting The aggregation method "Most Limiting" is suitable only for attributes that correspond to a 

programmatically generated soil interpretation. Such an interpretation attempts to determine if a 

soil is suitable for a particular use. The results for such an interpretation can be ranked from least 

limiting (or most suitable) to most limiting (or least suitable). For this aggregation method, the most 

limiting result among all components of the map unit is returned. The result returned by this 

aggregation method may or may not represent the dominant condition throughout the map unit. 

The result may well be based on the limitations of a map unit component of very minor extent. If 

one were making a decision based on this result, that decision would be based on the most 

conservative, or most pessimistic, result.

3 ML

4 No Least Limiting The aggregation method "Least Limiting" is suitable only for attributes that correspond to a 

programmatically generated soil interpretation. Such an interpretation attempts to determine if a 

soil is suitable for a particular use. The results for such an interpretation can be ranked from least 

limiting (or most suitable) to most limiting (or least suitable). For this aggregation method, the least 

limiting result among all components of the map unit is returned. The result returned by this 

aggregation method may or may not represent the dominant condition throughout the map unit. 

The result may well be based on the limitations of a map unit component of very minor extent. If 

one were making a decision based on this result, that decision would be based on the least 

conservative, or most optimistic, result.

4 LL

5 No Weighted Average The aggregation method "Weighted Average" computes a weighted average value for all 

components in the map unit. Percent composition is the weighting factor. The result returned by 

this aggregation method represents a weighted average value of the corresponding attribute 

throughout the map unit.

5 WA

6 No Minimum or Maximum The aggregation method "Minimum or Maximum" returns either the lowest or highest attribute value 

among all components of the map unit, depending on the corresponding "tie-break" rule. In this 

case, the "tie-break" rule indicates whether the lowest or highest value among all components 

should be returned. For this aggregation method, percent composition ties cannot occur. The 

result may correspond to a map unit component of very minor extent. This aggregation method is 

appropriate for either numeric attributes or attributes with a ranked or logically ordered domain.

6 MOM

7 No Percent Present The aggregation method "Percent Present" returns the cumulative percent composition of all 

components of a map unit for which a certain condition is true. For example, attribute “Hydric 

Rating by Map Unit” returns the cumulative percent composition of all components of a map unit 

where the corresponding hydric rating is “Yes”. Conditions may be simple or complex. At runtime, 

the user may be able to specify all, some or none of the conditions in question.

7 PP

8 No No Aggregation Necessary The majority of soil attributes are associated with a component of a map unit, and such an attribute 

has to be aggregated to the map unit level before a thematic map can be rendered. Map units, 

however, also have their own attributes. An attribute of a map unit does not have to be aggregated 

in order to render a corresponding thematic map. Therefore, the "aggregation method" for any 

attribute of a map unit is referred to as "No Aggregation Necessary".

8 NAN

Domain Name: attributetype

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

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Domain Name: attributetype

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 Interpretation Interpretation

2 No 2 Property Property

Domain Name: capability_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 1 1 Soils in Class 1 have few limitations that restrict their use.

2 No 2 Soils in Class 2 have some limitations that reduce the choice of plants or require moderate 

conservation practices

2 2

3 No 3 Soils in Class 3 have severe limitations that reduce the choice of plants or require special 

conservation practices, or both.

3 3

4 No 4 Soils in Class 4 have very severe limitations that restrict the choice of plants, require very careful 

management, or both

4 4

5 No 5 Soils in Class 5 have little or no erosion hazard, but have other limitations impractical to remove 

that limit their use.

5 5

6 No 6 Soils in Class 6 have very severe limitations that make them generally unsuited to cultivation and 

limit their use largely to pasture, etc.

6 6

7 No 7 Soils in Class 7 have very severe limitations that make them unsuited to cultivation and that restrict 

their use to grazing, etc.

7 7

8 No 8 Soils (and landforms) in Class 8 have limitations that preclude their use for commercial plant 

production and restrict their use.

8 8

Domain Name: capability_subclass

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 e e erosion

2 No 2 w w excess water

3 No 3 s s soil limitations within the rooting zone

4 No 4 c c climate condition

Domain Name: cardinality

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 1:1 One to One

2 No 2 1:n One to Many

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Domain Name: chorizon_text_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 6 edit notes Edit notes Text entries that describe what changes were made to the data and why those changes were made.

2 No 4 miscellaneous notes Miscellaneous notes Text entries not related to any of the other choices.

3 Yes Certification notes Indicates records that contain notes related to certification of data objects. Typically, data elements 

certified in the object are listed in the text attached to this record.

5 certification notes

4 Yes 3 correlation notes Correlation notes

5 Yes 1 nontechnical description Nontechnical description

6 Yes 2 s5 description SOI5 description

Domain Name: component_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 family Family The component is classified and described at the family level of Soil Taxonomy.

2 No 3 miscellaneous area Miscellaneous area The component is classified and described as a non-soil area.

3 No Series The component is classified and described at the soil series level, the lowest level of Soil 

Taxonomy.

4 series

4 No Taxadjunct The component is described slightly outside the Soil Taxomonic limits of the name assigned. 

However, these differences are not significant enough to affect use and management of the soil.

5 taxadjunct

5 No 2 taxon above family Taxon above family The component is described and classified at some level of Soil Taxonomy above the family level.

6 Yes Variant The component is described as being outside the range of the series for which it is named. The 

differences are great enough to warrant a new series, they do affect the use and management of 

the soil, but the geographical extent is considered too small to justify creating a new series.

6 variant

Domain Name: component_text_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Edit notes Text entries that describe what changes were made to the component object, exclusive of the 

horizon object, and why those changes were made.

6 edit notes

2 No Correlation notes Text entries that document correlation concerns that affect this component. For example, notes 

about the comparison of this component to the official series for which it is named.

3 correlation notes

3 No 2 s5 description SOI5 description The SOI-5 description converted from SSSD.

4 No 4 miscellaneous notes Miscellaneous notes Text entries not related to any of the other choices.

5 Yes 1 nontechnical description Nontechnical description

6 Yes Certification notes Indicates records that contain notes related to certification of data objects. Typically, data elements 

certified in the object are listed in the text attached to this record.

5 certification notes

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Domain Name: conservation_tree_shrub_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 1 1

2 No 2 1a 1a

3 No 3 1h 1h

4 No 4 1k 1k

5 Yes 5 1kk 1kk

6 No 6 1s 1s

7 No 49 1sa 1sa

8 No 7 1sk 1sk

9 Yes 8 1skk 1skk

10 No 50 1ss 1ss

11 No 51 1ssa 1ssa

12 No 9 2 2

13 No 10 2a 2a

14 No 11 2h 2h

15 No 12 2k 2k

16 Yes 13 2kk 2kk

17 No 14 3 3

18 No 15 3a 3a

19 No 16 4 4

20 No 17 4a 4a

21 No 18 4c 4c

22 No 19 4ca 4ca

23 Yes 20 4cc 4cc

24 No 21 4ck 4ck

25 No 22 4k 4k

26 No 52 4sa 4sa

27 No 23 5 5

28 No 24 5a 5a

29 No 25 5k 5k

30 Yes 26 5kk 5kk

31 No 27 6 6

32 No 28 6a 6a

33 No 29 6d 6d

34 No 30 6da 6da

35 No 31 6dk 6dk

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Domain Name: conservation_tree_shrub_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

36 Yes 32 6g 6g

37 Yes 33 6ga 6ga

38 Yes 34 6gk 6gk

39 Yes 35 6gkk 6gkk

40 No 36 6k 6k

41 Yes 37 6kk 6kk

42 No 38 7 7

43 No 39 7a 7a

44 No 53 7k 7k

45 No 54 7s 7s

46 No 55 7sa 7sa

47 No 56 7sk 7sk

48 No 40 8 8

49 Yes 41 8k 8k

50 No 57 9 9

51 Yes 42 9c 9c

52 Yes 43 9l 9l

53 Yes 44 9n 9n

54 Yes 45 9nw 9nw

55 No 46 9w 9w

56 No 47 10 10

57 Yes 48 not applicable Not applicable

58 No 58 not rated Not rated

59 No 59 1f 1f

60 No 60 1af 1af

61 No 61 1hf 1hf

62 No 62 1kf 1kf

63 No 63 1sf 1sf

64 No 64 1saf 1saf

65 No 65 1skf 1skf

66 No 66 1ssf 1ssf

67 No 67 1ssaf 1ssaf

68 No 68 2f 2f

69 No 69 2af 2af

70 No 70 2hf 2hf

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Domain Name: conservation_tree_shrub_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

71 No 71 2kf 2kf

72 No 72 3f 3f

73 No 73 3af 3af

74 No 74 4f 4f

75 No 75 4cf 4cf

76 No 76 4caf 4caf

77 No 77 4ckf 4ckf

78 No 78 4kf 4kf

79 No 79 4saf 4saf

80 No 80 5f 5f

81 No 81 5af 5af

82 No 82 5kf 5kf

83 No 83 6f 6f

84 No 84 6af 6af

85 No 85 6df 6df

86 No 86 6daf 6daf

87 No 87 6dkf 6dkf

88 No 88 6kf 6kf

89 No 89 7f 7f

90 No 90 7af 7af

91 No 91 7kf 7kf

92 No 92 7sf 7sf

93 No 93 7saf 7saf

94 No 94 7skf 7skf

95 No 95 8f 8f

96 No 96 9f 9f

97 No 97 9wf 9wf

98 No 98 4af 4af

Domain Name: corrosion_concrete

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 low Low

2 No 2 moderate Moderate

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Domain Name: corrosion_concrete

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3 No 3 high High

Domain Name: corrosion_uncoated_steel

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 low Low

2 No 2 moderate Moderate

3 No 3 high High

Domain Name: crop_name

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 african stargrass African stargrass

2 No 263 alfalfa Alfafa

3 No 2 alfalfa hay Alfalfa hay

4 No 248 alfalfa pasture Alfalfa pasture

5 No 3 alfalfa seed Alfalfa seed

6 No 4 almonds Almonds

7 No 242 annual ryegrass Annual ryegrass

8 No 5 apples Apples

9 No 6 apricots Apricots

10 No 7 artichokes Artichokes

11 No 8 asparagus Asparagus

12 No 9 avocados Avocados

13 No 10 bahiagrass Bahiagrass

14 No 229 bahiagrass hay Bahiagrass hay

15 No 11 bananas Bananas

16 No 12 barley Barley

17 No 260 barley, spring Spring barley

18 No 262 barley, spring-fallow Spring barley-fallow

19 No 259 barley, winter Winter barley

20 No 261 barley, winter-fallow Winter barley-fallow

21 No 13 barley-fallow Barley-fallow

22 No 14 beans, dry lima Dry lima beans

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Domain Name: crop_name

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

23 No 15 beans, dry pinto Dry pinto beans

24 No 16 beans, other dry Dry beans

25 No 17 beans, snap Snap beans

26 No 18 beans, unshelled lima Unshelled lima beans

27 No 19 beets Beets

28 No 20 bentgrass seed Bentgrass seed

29 No 21 bermudagrass-clover hay Bermudagrass-clover hay

30 No 22 bermudagrass-fescue hay Bermudagrass-fescue hay

31 No 23 big bluestem Big bluestem

32 No 24 blackberries Blackberries

33 No 25 blueberries Blueberries

34 No 252 bluegrass Bluegrass

35 No 26 bluegrass seed Bluegrass seed

36 No 27 bluegrass-ladino Bluegrass-ladino

37 No 28 bluegrass-ladino hay Bluegrass-ladino hay

38 No 29 bluegrass-trefoil Bluegrass-trefoil

39 No 30 bluegrass-trefoil hay Bluegrass-trefoil hay

40 No 31 bluegrass-white clover Bluegrass-white clover

41 No 32 bluegrass-white clover hay Bluegrass-white clover hay

42 No 33 breadfruit Breadfruit

43 No 34 broccoli Broccoli

44 No 35 bromegrass hay Bromegrass hay

45 No 36 bromegrass-alfalfa Bromegrass-alfalfa

46 No 37 bromegrass-alfalfa hay Bromegrass-alfalfa hay

47 No 38 bromegrass-alsike Bromegrass-alsike

48 No 39 bromegrass-alsike hay Bromegrass-alsike hay

49 No 40 bromegrass-ladino Bromegrass-ladino

50 No 41 broomcorn Broomcorn

51 No 42 brussel sprouts Brussel sprouts

52 No 43 buckwheat Buckwheat

53 No 44 buffel grass Buffel grass

54 No 45 cabbage Cabbage

55 No 46 cabbage, chinese Chinese cabbage

56 No 47 cabbage, mustard Mustard cabbage

57 No 48 canarygrass hay Canarygrass hay

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Domain Name: crop_name

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

58 No 49 canarygrass-alsike Canarygrass-alsike

59 No 50 canarygrass-alsike hay Canarygrass-alsike hay

60 No 51 canarygrass-ladino Canarygrass-ladino

61 No 52 canarygrass-ladino hay Canarygrass-ladino hay

62 No 230 canola, spring Spring canola

63 No 231 canola, winter Winter canola

64 No 53 cantaloupe Cantaloupe

65 No 54 carrots Carrots

66 No 55 cassava Cassava

67 No 239 caucasian bluestem Caucasian bluestem

68 No 243 caucasian bluestem hay Caucasian bluestem hay

69 No 56 cauliflower Cauliflower

70 Yes 57 causian bluegrass Causian bluegrass

71 No 58 celery Celery

72 No 59 cherries Cherries

73 No 60 clover seed Clover seed

74 No 61 coconuts Coconuts

75 No 62 coffee Coffee

76 No 63 common bermudagrass Common bermudagrass

77 No 227 common bermudagrass hay Common bermudagrass hay

78 No 64 common ryegrass seed Common ryegrass seed

79 No 65 cool season grass Cool-season grasses

80 No 66 corn Corn

81 No 67 corn silage Corn silage

82 No 68 corn, sweet Sweet corn

83 No 69 cotton lint Cotton lint

84 No 70 cotton lint, pima Pima cotton lint

85 No 71 cowpeas Cowpeas

86 No 72 cranberries Cranberries

87 No 73 crested wheatgrass Crested wheatgrass

88 Crested wheatgrass-alfalfa 

hay

No crested wheatgrass-alfalfa 

hay

74

89 No 244 crimson clover Crimson clover

90 No 75 cucumbers Cucumbers

91 No 76 fescue Fescue

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Domain Name: crop_name

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

92 No 77 filberts Filberts

93 No 78 fine fescue seed Fine fescue seed

94 No 79 flax Flax

95 No 80 garlic Garlic

96 No 81 garrisongrass Garrisongrass

97 No 82 grain sorghum Grain sorghum

98 No 83 grapefruit Grapefruit

99 No 84 grapes, table Table grapes

100 No 85 grapes, wine Wine grapes

101 No 86 grass hay Grass hay

102 No 253 grass silage Grass silage

103 No 87 grass, seed Grass seed

104 No 88 grass-clover Grass-clover

105 No 89 grass-legume hay Grass-legume hay

106 No 240 grass-legume pasture Grass-legume pasture

107 No 90 green chop Green chop

108 No 91 green needlegrass Green needlegrass

109 No 92 guinea grass Guinea grass

110 No 93 hay crops, annuals Annual hay crop

111 No 94 hops Hops

112 No 95 improved bermudagrass Improved bermudagrass

113 No 228 improved bermudagrass hay Improved bermudagrass hay

114 No 96 indiangrass Indiangrass

115 No 97 introduced bluestem Introduced bluestem

116 No 98 johnsongrass Johnsongrass

117 No 99 kentucky bluegrass Kentucky bluegrass

118 No 245 kincaid red clover Kincaid red clover

119 No 100 kleingrass Kleingrass

120 No 246 kobe lespedeza Kobe lespedeza

121 No 247 ladino clover Ladino clover

122 No 101 legume hay Legume hay

123 No 102 lemons Lemons

124 No 103 lentils, dry Dry lentils

125 No 104 lettuce Lettuce

126 No 105 limes Limes

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Domain Name: crop_name

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

127 No 106 loganberries Loganberries

128 No 107 macadamia nuts Macadamia nuts

129 No 108 mangos Mangos

130 No 109 merkergrass Merkergrass

131 No 110 millet Millet

132 No 111 mint, distillate Distillate mint

133 No 112 molassesgrass Molassesgrass

134 No 113 mungbeans Mungbeans

135 No 114 oats Oats

136 No 235 oats, hay Hay oats

137 No 115 olives Olives

138 No 116 onions Onions

139 No 117 onions, green Green onions

140 No 118 oranges Oranges

141 No 119 orchardgrass Orchardgrass

142 No 120 orchardgrass hay Orchardgrass hay

143 No 121 orchardgrass seed Orchardgrass seed

144 No 122 orchardgrass-alfalfa Orchardgrass-alfalfa

145 No 123 orchardgrass-alfalfa hay Orchardgrass-alfalfa hay

146 No 124 orchardgrass-alsike Orchardgrass-alsike

147 No 125 orchardgrass-alsike hay Orchardgrass-alsike hay

148 No 126 orchardgrass-ladino Orchardgrass-ladino

149 No 127 orchardgrass-ladino hay Orchardgrass-ladino hay

150 No 128 orchardgrass-lespedeza Orchardgrass-lespedeza

151 No 129 orchardgrass-lespedeza hay Orchardgrass-lespedeza hay

152 No 130 orchardgrass-red clover Orchardgrass-red clover

153 No 131 orchardgrass-red clover hay Orchardgrass-red clover hay

154 No 132 orchardgrass-trefoil Orchardgrass-trefoil

155 No 133 orchardgrass-trefoil hay Orchardgrass-trefoil hay

156 No 134 pangolagrass Pangolagrass

157 No 135 papaya Papaya

158 No 136 paragrass Paragrass

159 No 137 pasture Pasture

160 No 138 peaches Peaches

161 No 139 peanuts Peanuts

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Domain Name: crop_name

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

162 No 140 pears Pears

163 No 141 pears, winter Winter pears

164 No 142 peas, canning Canning peas

165 No 143 peas, dry Dry peas

166 No 144 peas, green Green peas

167 No 145 pecans Pecans

168 No 146 pepper, black Black pepper

169 No 147 peppers Peppers

170 No 148 peppers, dry chili Dry chili peppers

171 No 149 peppers, fresh chili Fresh chili peppers

172 No 150 peppers, green Green peppers

173 No 151 perennial ryegrass seed Perennial ryegrass seed

174 No 237 permanent pasture, improved Improved permanent pasture

175 Unimproved permanent 

pasture

No permanent pasture, 

unimproved

238

176 No 152 pigeonpeas Pigeonpeas

177 No 153 pineapple Pineapple

178 No 154 pineapple, ratoon Ratoon pineapple

179 No 155 pistachios Pistachios

180 No 156 plantains Plantains

181 No 157 plums Plums

182 No 158 potatoes, irish Irish potatoes

183 No 159 prunes Prunes

184 No 160 prunes, dry Dry prunes

185 No 161 pubescent wheatgrass Pubescent wheatgrass

186 No 162 pumpkins Pumpkins

187 No 163 raisins Raisins

188 No 164 raspberries Raspberries

189 No 165 red clover hay Red clover hay

190 No 166 red clover seed Red clover seed

191 No 167 reed canarygrass Reed canarygrass

192 No 168 rice Rice

193 No 169 rye Rye

194 No 170 rye grazeout Rye grazeout

195 No 171 safflower Safflower

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Domain Name: crop_name

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

196 No 172 small grains grazeout Small grains grazeout

197 No 232 small grains hay Small grains hay

198 No 233 small grains silage Small grains silage

199 No 173 smooth bromegrass Smooth bromegrass

200 No 234 sorghum grazed Sorghum grazed

201 No 174 sorghum hay Sorghum hay

202 No 175 sorghum silage Sorghum silage

203 No 176 soybeans Soybeans

204 No 177 spinach Spinach

205 No 249 squash, summer Summer squash

206 No 250 squash, winter Winter squash

207 No 178 strawberries Strawberries

208 No 236 strawberries, plants Strawberry plants

209 No 179 sugar beets Sugar beets

210 No 180 sugarcane Sugarcane

211 No 181 sugarcane, 18 month 18-month sugarcane

212 No 182 sugarcane, ratoon Ratoon sugarcane

213 No 183 sugarcane, spring Spring sugarcane

214 No 184 sunflower Sunflowers

215 No 185 sweet potatoes Sweet potatoes

216 No 186 switchgrass Switchgrass

217 No 187 tall fescue Tall fescue

218 No 188 tall fescue hay Tall fescue hay

219 No 189 tall fescue seed Tall fescue seed

220 No 190 tall fescue-alfalfa Tall fescue-alfalfa

221 No 191 tall fescue-alfalfa hay Tall fescue-alfalfa hay

222 No 192 tall fescue-alsike Tall fescue-alsike

223 No 193 tall fescue-alsike hay Tall fescue-alsike hay

224 No 194 tall fescue-ladino Tall fescue-ladino

225 No 195 tall fescue-ladino hay Tall fescue-ladino hay

226 No 196 tall fescue-lespedeza Tall fescue-lespedeza

227 No 197 tall fescue-lespedeza hay Tall fescue-lespedeza hay

228 No 198 tall fescue-red clover Tall fescue-red clover

229 No 199 tall fescue-red clover hay Tall fescue-red clover hay

230 No 200 tall wheatgrass Tall wheatgrass

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Domain Name: crop_name

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

231 No 201 tangelos Tangelos

232 No 202 tangerines Tangerines

233 No 203 taniers Taniers

234 No 204 taro Taro

235 No 241 timothy hay Timothy hay

236 No 205 timothy-alfalfa Timothy-alfalfa

237 No 206 timothy-alfalfa hay Timothy-alfalfa hay

238 No 207 timothy-alsike Timothy-alsike

239 No 208 timothy-alsike hay Timothy-alsike hay

240 No 251 timothy-red clover Timothy-red clover

241 No 209 timothy-red clover hay Timothy-red clover hay

242 No 210 tobacco Tobacco

243 No 254 tobacco, burley Burley tobacco

244 No 257 tobacco, dark air-cured Dark air-cured tobacco

245 No 255 tobacco, fire-cured Fire-cured tobacco

246 No 256 tobacco, flue-cured Flue-cured tobacco

247 No 258 tobacco, light, air-cured Light air-cured tobacco

248 No 211 tomatoes Tomatoes

249 No 212 trefoil hay Trefoil hay

250 No 213 trefoil-grass Trefoil-grass

251 No 214 trefoil-grass hay Trefoil-grass hay

252 No 215 walnuts Walnuts

253 No 216 warm season grass Warm season grasses

254 No 217 watermelons Watermelons

255 No 218 weeping lovegrass Weeping lovegrass

256 No 219 wheat Wheat

257 No 220 wheat grazeout Wheat grazeout

258 No 221 wheat, oct-mar Wheat (October-March)

259 No 222 wheat, spring Spring wheat

260 No 223 wheat, spring-fallow Spring wheat-fallow

261 No 224 wheat, winter Winter wheat

262 No 225 wheat, winter-fallow Winter wheat-fallow

263 No 226 yams Yams

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Domain Name: crop_yield_units

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 5 100 pounds Cwt 100 pounds/acre

2 No 1 animal unit months AUM Animal unit months/acre

3 No 2 boxes Boxes Boxes/acre

4 No 3 bushels Bu Bushels/acre

5 No 4 crates Crates Crates/acre

6 No 6 pounds Lbs Pounds/acre

7 No 7 sacks Sacks Sacks/acre

8 No 8 thousands Thousands Thousands/acre

9 No 9 tons Tons Tons/acre

Domain Name: depthqualmode

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 Surface Layer Surface Layer

2 No 2 All Layers All Layers

3 No 3 Depth Range Depth Range

Domain Name: depthuom

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 Centimeters Centimeters

2 No 2 Inches Inches

Domain Name: diag_horz_feat_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 2 abrupt textural change Abrupt textural change

2 No 29 agric horizon Agric horizon

3 No 28 albic horizon Albic horizon

4 No 49 albic materials Albic materials

5 No 3 andic soil properties Andic soil properties

6 No 57 anhydrous conditions Anhydrous conditions

7 No 67 anthric saturation Anthric saturation

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Domain Name: diag_horz_feat_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

8 No 1 anthropic epipedon Anthropic epipedon

9 No 12 aquic conditions Aquic conditions

10 No 32 argillic horizon Argillic horizon

11 No 75 artifacts Artifacts

12 No 5 calcic horizon Calcic horizon

13 No 4 cambic horizon Cambic horizon

14 No 46 coprogenous earth Coprogenous earth

15 No 58 cryoturbation Cryoturbation

16 No 54 densic contact Densic contact

17 No 55 densic materials Densic materials

18 No 47 diatomaceous earth Diatomaceous earth

19 No 6 durinodes Durinodes

20 No 38 duripan Duripan

21 No 65 endosaturation Endosaturation

22 No 66 episaturation Episaturation

23 No 76 fibers Fibers

24 No 41 fibric soil materials Fibric soil materials

25 No 61 folistic epipedon Folistic epipedon

26 No 53 fragic soil properties Fragic soil properties

27 No 8 fragipan Fragipan

28 No 77 free carbonates Free carbonates

29 No 59 gelic materials Gelic materials

30 Yes 10 gilgai Gilgai

31 No 60 glacic layer Glacic layer

32 No 11 glossic horizon Glossic horizon

33 No 9 gypsic horizon Gypsic horizon

34 No 70 gypsum accumulations Gypsum accumulations

35 No 42 hemic soil materials Hemic soil materials

36 No 13 histic epipedon Histic epipedon

37 No 44 humilluvic material Humilluvic material

38 Interfingering of albic 

materials

No interfingering of albic 

materials

40

39 No 17 kandic horizon Kandic horizon

40 No 51 lamellae Lamellae

41 No 45 limnic materials Limnic materials

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Domain Name: diag_horz_feat_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

42 No 18 lithic contact Lithic contact

43 No 68 lithologic discontinuity Lithologic discontinuity

44 No 48 marl Marl

45 No 21 melanic epipedon Melanic epipedon

46 No 20 mollic epipedon Mollic epipedon

47 Yes 50 mottles with chroma 2 or less Mottles with chroma 2 or less

48 No 73 n value > 0.7 n value > 0.7

49 No 22 natric horizon Natric horizon

50 No 23 ochric epipedon Ochric epipedon

51 No 52 ortstein Ortstein

52 No 36 oxic horizon Oxic horizon

53 No 35 paralithic contact Paralithic contact

54 No 56 paralithic materials Paralithic materials

55 No 26 permafrost Permafrost

56 No 7 petrocalcic horizon Petrocalcic horizon

57 No 25 petroferric contact Petroferric contact

58 No 15 petrogypsic horizon Petrogypsic horizon

59 No 16 placic horizon Placic horizon

60 No 24 plaggen epipedon Plaggen epipedon

61 No 27 plinthite Plinthite

62 No 62 redox concentrations Redox concentrations

63 Redox depletions with 

chroma 2 or less

No redox depletions with 

chroma 2 or less

63

64 No 64 reduced matrix Reduced matrix

65 No 78 resistant minerals Resistant minerals

66 No 37 salic horizon Salic horizon

67 No 71 salt accumulations Salt accumulations

68 No 43 sapric soil materials Sapric soil materials

69 No 19 secondary carbonates Secondary carbonates

70 No 31 slickensides Slickensides

71 No 14 sombric horizon Sombric horizon

72 No 30 spodic horizon Spodic horizon

73 No 74 spodic materials Spodic materials

74 Strongly contrasting particle 

size class

No strongly contrasting particle 

size class

69

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Domain Name: diag_horz_feat_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

75 No 39 sulfidic materials Sulfidic materials

76 No 34 sulfuric horizon Sulfuric horizon

77 No 33 umbric epipedon Umbric epipedon

78 No 72 volcanic glass Volcanic glass

79 No 79 weatherable minerals Weatherable minerals

Domain Name: distribution_status

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No In progress The distribution request has been submitted but the processing of that request is not complete. 

The request may be being held for processing at a later time.

1 in progress

2 No 4 not successful Not successful The distribution request failed to run to completion, and no data was exported.

3 No Partially successful The distribution request was processed to completion, but one or more of the legends, map units or 

components in the original request was not found in the database at the time the request was 

ultimately processed.

2 partially successful

4 No Successful The distribution request was processed to completetion, and all requested legends, map units and 

components are present in the exported dataset.

3 successful

Domain Name: drainage_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 excessively Excessively drained

2 Somewhat excessively 

drained

No 2 somewhat excessively

3 No 3 well Well drained

4 No 4 moderately well Moderately well drained

5 No 5 somewhat poorly Somewhat poorly drained

6 No 6 poorly Poorly drained

7 No 7 very poorly Very poorly drained

8 No Subaqueous Free water is above the soil surface. The occurrence of internal free water is permanent and there 

is a positive water potential at the soil surface for more than 21 hours of each day. The soils have a 

peraquic soil moisture regime.

8 subaqueous

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Domain Name: earth_cover_kind_level_one

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Artificial cover Nonvegetative cover either made or modified by human activity and prohibiting or restricting 

vegetative growth and water penetration.

1 artificial cover

2 No Barren land Nonvegetative natural cover often having a limited capacity to support vegetation - including 

construction sites (<5% vegetated).

2 barren land

3 No Crop cover The full cycle, including land preparation and post-harvest residue cover of annual or perennial 

herbaceous plants that are cultivated or harvested, or both, for the production of food, feed, oil, and 

fiber other than wood, and excluding hay and pasture.

3 crop cover

4 No Grass/herbaceous cover Non-woody vegetative cover composed of annual or perennial grasses, grass-like plants 

(sedges/rushes), forbs (including alfalfa and clovers), lichens, mosses, and ferns (>75% grass, 

grass-like, forb cover).

4 grass/herbaceous cover

5 Yes 8 other Other

6 No Shrub cover Vegetative cover composed of multi-stemmed and single-stemmed woody plants that attain a 

mature height of less than four meters (>50% shrub canopy cover).

5 shrub cover

7 No Tree cover Vegetative cover recognized as woody plants which usually have one perennial stem, a definitely 

formed crown of foliage, and a mature height of at least four meters (including ornamentals and 

Christmas trees) (>25% tree canopy cover).

6 tree cover

8 No 7 water cover Water cover Earth covered by water in a fluid state. This includes seasonally frozen areas.

9 Yes 10 wetlands Wetlands

10 Yes 9 wetlands, drained Wetlands, drained

Domain Name: earth_cover_kind_level_two

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 row crop Row crop e.g. corn, soybeans, cotton, tomatoes and other truck crops, tulips

2 No 2 close-grown crop Close-grown crop Wheat, rice, oats, rye, etc.

3 No Grassland rangeland (<10% trees, <20% shrubs) - includes rangeland used for hayland - bluestems, mixed midgrasses, 

shortgrass, etc.

3 rangeland, grassland

4 No 4 rangeland, savanna Savanna rangeland 10 to 25% tree cover

5 No 5 rangeland, shrubby Shrubby rangeland (20 to 50% shrub cover) - sumac, sagebrush, mesquite

6 No 6 rangeland, tundra Tundra rangeland

7 No 7 pastureland, tame Tame pastureland Fescues, bromegrass, timothy, lespedeza, etc.

8 No 8 hayland Hayland Fescues, bromegrass, timothy, alfalfa, etc.

9 No 9 marshland Marshland grass, grass-like plants

10 Other grass/herbaceous 

cover

No other grass/herbaceous 

cover

10

11 No 11 crop trees Crop trees e.g. apples, pecans, date palms, citrus, ornamental nursery stock, Christmas trees

12 No 12 conifers Conifers Spruce, Douglas-fir, pine, etc.

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Domain Name: earth_cover_kind_level_two

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

13 No 13 hardwoods Hardwoods Oak, hickory, elm, aspen, etc.

14 Intermixed conifers and 

hardwoods

No intermixed conifers and e.g. oak-pine mix

hardwoods

14

15 No 15 tropical Tropical Mangrove, royal palm, etc.

16 No 16 swamp Swamp shrubs and trees

17 No 17 other tree cover Other tree cover

18 No 18 crop shrubs Crop shrubs Filbert, blueberry, and ornamentals, etc. as nursery stock

19 No 19 crop vines Crop vines e.g. grapes, blackberries, raspberries

20 No Native shrubs e.g. creosotebush, shrub live oak, sagebrush, mesquite (including rangeland with >50% shrub 

cover)

20 native shrubs

21 No 21 other shrub cover Other shrub cover e.g. kudzu, cacti, yucca

22 No 22 rock Rock

23 No 23 sand and gravel Sand and gravel

24 No 24 culturally induced barren Culturally induced barren saline seeps, mines, quarries, oil-waste, etc.

25 No 25 permanent snow and ice Permanent snow and ice

26 No 26 other barren Other barren salt flats, slickspots, mud flats, badlands, etc.; excludes those in culturally induced earth cover

27 No 27 rural transportation Rural transportation Highways, railroads, etc.

28 No 28 urban and built-up Urban and built-up Cities, towns, farmsteads, industrial sites

Domain Name: erosion_accelerated_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 Highly deforming landslip 

erosion

Yes landslip erosion highly 

deformed

1

2 Slightly deforming landslip 

erosion

Yes landslip erosion slightly 

deformed

2

3 Yes 8 water erosion Water erosion Soil removal by running water.

4 No Gully erosion Gully erosion is the consequence of water that cuts down into the soil along the line of water 

concentration and flow. The resulting channels cannot be obliterated by ordinary tillage operations. 

(SSM)

5 water erosion gully

5 No Rill erosion Rill erosion is the removal of soil through the cutting of many small, but conspicuous channels 

where runoff concentrates. The channels are shallow enough that they can be obliterated with 

normal tillage operations. (SSM)

4 water erosion rill

6 No Sheet erosion The more or less uniform removal of soil from an area without the development of conspicuous 

water channels. (SSM)

3 water erosion sheet

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Domain Name: erosion_accelerated_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

7 No Tunnel erosion The removal of soil by the formation of subsurface tunnels (often referred to as piping). Free water 

enters the soil through macropores such as large desication cracks or rodent burrows. The tunnels 

tend to enlarge and coelesce.

6 water erosion tunnel

8 Yes 9 wind and water erosion Wind and water erosion

9 No 7 wind erosion Wind erosion Deflation by wind.

Domain Name: erosion_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No None - deposition No apparent erosion has occurred. Deposition of soil sediment removed from other areas may 

have occurred.

1 0

2 No Class 1 The soil has lost on the average <25% of the original A and/or E horizons, or of the uppermost 20 

cm if the original A and/or E horizons were less than 20 cm thick. (SSM)

2 1

3 No Class 2 The soil has lost, on the average, 25 to 75 percent of the original A and/or E horizons, or of the 

uppermost 20 cm if the original A and/or E horizons were less than 20 cm thick.

3 2

4 No Class 3 The soil has lost, on the average, more than 75 percent of the original A and/or E horizon, or of the 

uppermost 20 cm if the original A and/or E horizons were less than 20 cm thick. (SSM)

4 3

5 No Class 4 The soil has lost all of the original A and/or E horizons, or the uppermost 20 cm if the original A 

and/or E horizons were less than 20 cm thick. Some of the orginal underlying material may have 

also been removed. (SSM)

5 4

Domain Name: excavation_difficulty_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Low Excavations can be made with a spade using arm-applied pressure only. Neither application of 

impact energy nor application of foot pressure is necessary.

1 low

2 No Moderate Excavation can be accomplished quite easily by application of impact energy with a spade or by 

foot applied pressure.

2 moderate

3 No High Excavation with a spade can be accomplished with difficulty. Excavation is easily possible with a 

full length pick, using an over-the-head swing.

3 high

4 No Very high Excavation with a full length pick using an over-the-head swing is moderately to markedly difficult. 

Excavation is possible in a reasonable period of time with a backhoe mounted on a 40 to 60 kW (50-

80 hp) tractor.

4 very high

5 No Extremely high Excavation cannot be accomplished in a resonable time period with a backhoe mounted on a 40 to 

60 kW (50-80 hp) tractor.

5 extremely high

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Domain Name: export_certification_status

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 status unknown, record 

inserted during conversion

No status unknown, record 

inserted during conversion

9

2 No not certified The legend and data mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated, 

at least in part, but have not been reviewed or certified. These are advance data, subject to 

change. 

This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity.

1 not certified

3 partly certified, all 

components

No This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity. The legend and data 

mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated (both major and minor 

components) and the data elements have been reviewed. These datasets are typically exports from 

on-going projects. At least some of the data elements have been certified for use in specific 

applications. Other data elements in the export have advance data, subject to change. Both major 

and minor components are intended for interpretation. The components with uncertified data 

elements may not have valid interpretations.

partly certified, all 

components

4

4 partly certified, major 

components

No This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity. The legend and data 

mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated (major components 

only) and the data elements have been reviewed. Minor components are not intended for 

interpretation, and are populated with only a limited number of data elements. These datasets are 

typically exports from on-going projects. At least some of the data elements have been certified for 

use in specific applications. Other data elements in the export have advance data, subject to 

change. The major components with uncertified data elements may not have valid interpretations. 

Minor components are not sufficiently populated to allow valid interpretations.

partly certified, major 

components

5

5 No certified, all components This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity. The legend and data 

mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated, reviewed, and 

certified for general use. Both major and minor components are fully populated. These datasets are 

typically exports from completed projects. Valid interpretations are available for both major and 

minor components.

6 certified, all components

6 No certified, major components This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity. The legend and data 

mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated (major components 

only). Minor components are not intended for interpretation, and are populated with only a limited 

number of data elements. Data have been reviewed and certified for general use. These datasets 

are typically exports from completed projects. Valid interpretations are available for major 

components only.

7 certified, major components

7 No certified, minimal data This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity. The legend and data 

mapunits to be included in the export file have been populated (major components only). Minor 

components are not intended for interpretation, and are populated with only a limited number of 

data elements. Data have been reviewed and certified for general use. These datasets are typically 

exports from initial soil surveys that were completed years ago. Data was originally populated under 

less stringent standards than are in place today, and data have received only a minimum amount of 

recent updating. The data in the export does not have the level of quality and completeness 

equivalent to a recently populated dataset, but it is minimally acceptable and certifiable. Valid 

interpretations are available for all soil map units but for major components only, and some 

interpretations may be marginally valid.

8 certified, minimal data

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Domain Name: export_certification_status

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

8 Yes partly certified The legend and data mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated 

and the data have been reviewed. At least some of the data elements have been certified for use 

in specific applications. Other data elements in the export have advance data, subject to change.

This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity.

2 partly certified

9 Yes fully certified The legend and data mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated, 

reviewed, and certified for general use.

This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity.

3 fully certified

Domain Name: farmland_classification

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 0 Not prime farmland Not prime farmland.

2 No 2 1 All areas are prime farmland All areas are prime farmland.

3 No 3 2 Prime farmland if drained Prime farmland if drained.

4 Prime farmland if protected 

from flooding or not 

frequently flooded during the 

growing season

No 4 3 Prime farmland if protected from flooding, or not frequently flooded during the growing season.

5 No 5 4 Prime farmland if irrigated Prime farmland if irrigated.

6 Prime farmland if drained 

and either protected from 

flooding or not frequently 

flooded during the growing 

season

No Prime farmland if drained and either protected from flooding, or not frequenlty flooded during the 

growing season.

6 5

7 Prime farmland if irrigated 

and drained

No 7 6 Prime farmland if irrigated and drained.

8 Prime farmland if irrigated 

and either protected from 

flooding or not frequently 

flooded during the growing 

season

No Prime farmland if irrigated and either protected from flooding or not frequently flooded during the 

growing season.

8 7

9 Prime farmland if subsoiled, 

completely removing the 

root inhibiting soil layer

No 9 8 Prime farmland if subsoiled, completely removed the root inhibiting soil layer.

10 Prime farmland if irrigated 

and the product of I (soil 

erodibility) x C (climate 

factor) does not exceed 60

No Prime farmland if irrigated and the product of I (soil erodibility) x C (climate factor) does not exceed 

60.

10 9

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Domain Name: farmland_classification

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

11 Prime farmland if irrigated 

and reclaimed of excess 

salts and sodium

No 14 10 Prime farmland if irrigated and reclaimed from excess salts and sodium.

12 Farmland of statewide 

importance

No 11 30 Farmland of statewide importance.

13 Farmland of statewide 

importance, if drained

No 15 32 Farmland of statewide importance, if drained.

14 Farmland of statewide 

importance, if protected from 

flooding or not frequently 

flooded during the growing 

season

No 16 33

15 Farmland of statewide 

importance, if irrigated

No 17 34

16 Farmland of statewide 

importance, if drained and 

either protected from 

flooding or not frequently 

flooded during the growing 

season

No 18 35

17 Farmland of statewide 

importance, if irrigated and 

drained

No 19 36

18 Farmland of statewide 

importance, if irrigated and 

either protected from 

flooding or not frequently 

flooded during the growing 

season

No 20 37

19 Farmland of statewide 

importance, if subsoiled, 

completely removing the 

root inhibiting soil layer

No 26 38

20 Farmland of statewide 

importance, if irrigated and 

the product of I (soil 

erodibility) x C (climate 

factor) does not exceed 60

No 27 39

21 Farmland of statewide 

importance, if irrigated and 

reclaimed of excess salts 

and sodium

No 28 40

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Domain Name: farmland_classification

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

22 Farmland of statewide 

importance, if drained or 

either protected from 

flooding or not frequently 

flooded during the growing 

season

No 21 41

23 Farmland of statewide 

importance, if warm enough, 

and either drained or either 

protected from flooding or 

not frequently flooded during 

the growing season

No 22 42

24 Farmland of statewide 

importance, if warm enough

No 23 43

25 Farmland of statewide 

importance, if thawed

No 24 44

26 No 12 50 Farmland of local importance Farmland of local importance.

27 Farmland of local 

importance, if irrigated

No 25 54

28 Farmland of unique 

importance

No 13 70 Farmland of unique importance.

Domain Name: fl_soil_leaching_potential

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 low Low Slowest permeability is 0.6 in/hr or less. Soils with a muck/peat layer are rated "low".

2 No Medium Slowest permeability is between 0.6 and 6.0 in/hr. Soils with a mucky layer are rated "medium" 

unless the soil has a slowest permeability of less than 0.6 in/hr. Then the soil is rated "low".

2 medium

3 No 3 high High Slowest permeability is 6.0 in/hr or more.

Domain Name: fl_soil_runoff_potential

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Low Soils with a hydrological group of A, and soils with a hydrological group of B (in their natural, 

undrained state) that have a permeability of 6.0 in/hr or greater in all of the upper 20 inches of the 

soil.

1 low

2 No Medium Soils with a hydrological group of C, and soils with a hydrological group of B (in their natural, 

undrained state) that have a permeability of less than 6.0 in/hr within 20 inches of the soil surface. 

Soils that rate low are changed to a rating of medium where the slope is more than 12 percent.

2 medium

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Domain Name: fl_soil_runoff_potential

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3 No High Soils with a hydrological group of D in their natural, undrained state. Soils that are frequently 

flooded during the growing season are rated high. Soils that rate medium are changed to a rating 

of high where the slope is more than 8 percent.

3 high

Domain Name: flooding_duration_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 Extremely brief (0.1 to 4 

hours)

No 1 extremely brief 0.1 to 4 hours

2 No 2 very brief Very brief (4 to 48 hours) 4 hours to 48 hours

3 No 3 brief Brief (2 to 7 days) 2 days to 7 days

4 No 4 long Long (7 to 30 days) 7 days to 30 days

5 Very long (more than 30 

days)

No 5 very long More than 30 days

Domain Name: flooding_frequency_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No None No reasonable possibility of flooding; near 0 percent chance of flooding in any year or less than 1 

time in 500 years.

1 none

2 No Very rare Flooding is very unlikely but is possible under unusual weather conditions; less than 1 percent 

chance in any year (less than 1 time in 100 years, but more than 1 time in 500 years).

5 very rare

3 No Rare Flooding is unlikely but possible under unusual weather conditions; 1 to 5 percent chance in any 

year (1 to 5 times in 100 years).

2 rare

4 No 3 occasional Occasional Flooding is expected infrequently, 5 to 50 percent chance in any year, (5 to 50 times in 100 years).

5 Yes 7 common Common

6 No Frequent Flooding is likely to occur often under usual weather conditions; more than 50 percent chance of 

flooding in any year or more than 50 times in 100 years, but less than a 50 percent chance of 

flooding in all months in any year.

4 frequent

7 No Very frequent Flooding is likey to occur very often under usual weather conditions; more than 50 percent chance 

in all months of any year.

6 very frequent

Domain Name: flooding_ponding_month

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 jan January

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Domain Name: flooding_ponding_month

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2 No 2 feb February

3 No 3 mar March

4 No 4 apr April

5 No 5 may May

6 No 6 jun June

7 No 7 jul July

8 No 8 aug August

9 No 9 sep September

10 No 10 oct October

11 No 11 nov November

12 No 12 dec December

Domain Name: forest_productivity_units

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 board feet/acre/year Doyle board feet/acre/year Doyle

2 board feet/acre/year 

International 1/4

No board feet/acre/year 

International 1/4

2

3 board feet/acre/year 

International 1/8

No board feet/acre/year 

International 1/8

3

4 No 4 board feet/acre/year Scribner board feet/acre/year Scribner

5 board feet/acre/year 

Scribner Decimal C

No board feet/acre/year 

Scribner Decimal C

5

6 board feet/acre/year 

Spaulding

No board feet/acre/year 

Spaulding

6

7 No 7 cords/acre/year cords/acre/year

8 No 10 cubic feet/acre cubic feet/acre

9 No 8 cubic feet/acre/year cubic feet/acre/year

10 No 9 tons/acre/year tons/acre/year

Domain Name: fragment_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Aa lava fragments A type of basaltic lava (material) having a rough, jagged, clinkery surface and a vesicular interior. 

Compare - block lava, pahoehoe lava, pillow lava.

65 aa lava

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Domain Name: fragment_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2 Yes 17 acidic-ash Acidic-ash

3 No 101 amphibolite Amphibolite fragments

4 No 36 andesite Andesite fragments

5 Yes 20 andesitic-ash Andesitic-ash

6 No Rock anhydrite fragments A sedimentary rock (evaporite) composed chiefly of mineral anhydrite (anhydrous CaSO4); The 

rock is generally massive, cryptocrystalline, and may exhibit rhythmic sedimentation (rhymites). 

Compare - rock gypsum, rock halite. SW

180 anhydrite, rock

7 No 131 anorthosite Anorthosite fragments

8 No 102 arenite Arenite fragments

9 No 129 argillite Argillite fragments

10 No 3 arkose Arkose fragments

11 No 35 basalt Basalt fragments

12 Yes 19 basaltic-ash Basaltic-ash

13 Yes 18 basic-ash Basic-ash

14 No Bauxite fragments An off-white to dark red brown weathered detritus or rock composed of aluminum oxides (mainly 

gibbsite with some boehmite and diaspore), iron hydroxides, silica, silt, and especially clay 

minerals. Bauxite originates in tropical and subtropical environments as highly weathered residue 

from carbonate or silicate rocks and can occur in concretionary, earthy, pisolitic or oolitic forms. 

SW & GG

178 bauxite

15 No Block lava fragments Lava having a surface of angular blocks; it is similar to `a`a lava but the fragments are larger and 

more regular in shape, somewhat smoother, and less vesicular. Compare - `a`a lava, pahoehoe 

lava, pillow lava.

161 block lava

16 Non-volcanic breccia 

fragments

No 107 breccia, non-volcanic

17 Acidic Non-volcanic breccia 

fragments

No 132 breccia, non-volcanic, acidic

18 Basic Non-volcanic breccia 

fragments

No 133 breccia, non-volcanic, basic

19 No 96 calcrete (caliche) Calcrete fragments

20 No 134 carbonate concretions Carbonate concretions

21 No 138 carbonate nodules Carbonate nodules

22 No 159 carbonate rock, unspecified Carbonate rock fragments

23 No 40 chalk Chalk fragments

24 No 88 charcoal Charcoal fragments

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Domain Name: fragment_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

25 No Chert fragments A hard, extremely dense or compact, dull to semivitreous, cryptocrystalline sedimentary rock, 

consisting dominantly of interlocking crystals of quartz less than about 30 mm in diameter; it may 

contain amorphous silica (opal). It sometimes contains impurities such as calcite, iron oxide, or the 

remains of silicious and other organisims. It has a tough, splintery to conchoidal fracture and may 

be white or variously colored gray, green, blue, pink, red, yellow, brown, and black. Chet occurs 

principally as nodular or concretionary segregations in limestones and dolomites.

89 chert

26 No Cinders Uncemented vitric, vesicular, pyroclastic material, more than 2.0 mm in at least one dimension, with 

an apparent specific gravity (including vesicles) of more than 1.0 and less than 2.0. Compare - ash 

[volcanic], block [volcanic], lapilli, tephra.

21 cinders

27 No 103 claystone Claystone fragments

28 No 90 coal Coal fragments

29 Calcareous conglomerate 

fragments

No 15 conglomerate, calcareous

30 Noncalcareous 

conglomerate fragments

Yes 14 conglomerate, noncalcareous

31 No Conglomerate fragments A coarse-grained, clastic sedimentary rock composed of rounded to subangular rock fragments 

larger than 2 mm, commonly with a matrix of sand and finer material; cements include silica, 

calcium carbonate, and iron oxides. The consolidated equivalent of gravel.

13 conglomerate, unspecified

32 No 104 dacite Dacite fragments

33 No 105 diabase Diabase fragments

34 No Diatomite fragments A light-colored, soft, siliceous sedimentary rock (generally consolidated) consisting chiefly of 

opaline diatom frustules deposited in a lacustrine or marine environment. Diatomite has a number 

of uses owing to its high surface area, absorptive capacity, and relative chemical stability but the 

term is generally reserved for deposits of actual or potential commercial value.

192 diatomite fragments

35 No 80 diorite Diorite fragments

36 No Dolomite fragments A carbonate sedimentary rock consisting chiefly (more than 50 percent by weight or by areal 

percentages under the microscope) of the mineral dolomite.

42 dolomite (dolostone)

37 No 142 durinodes Durinodes

38 No 145 duripan fragments Duripan fragments

39 Yes 167 ejecta Ejecta fragments

40 Yes 16 ejecta-ash Ejecta-ash

41 No 191 fanglomerate Fanglomerate fragments

42 No 81 gabbro Gabbro fragments

43 No 135 gibbsite concretions Gibbsite concretions

44 No 139 gibbsite nodules Gibbsite nodules

45 Yes 69 glauconite Glauconite fragments

46 No 48 gneiss Gneiss fragments

47 No 175 gneiss, biotite Biotite gneiss fragments

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Domain Name: fragment_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

48 Granodioritic gneiss 

fragments

No 176 gneiss, granodioritic

49 No 169 gneiss, hornblende Hornblende gneiss fragments

50 No 171 gneiss, migmatitic Migmatitic gneiss fragments

51 Muscovite-biotite gneiss 

fragments

No 172 gneiss, muscovite-biotite

52 Yes 49 gneiss-acidic Acidic gneiss fragments

53 Yes 50 gneiss-basic Basic gneiss fragments

54 No 33 granite Granite fragments

55 No Granitoid fragments a) In the IUGS classification, a preliminary term for (for field use) for a plutonic rock with Q (quartz) 

between 20 and 40 (%). b) A general term for all phaneritic igneous rocks (mineral crystals visible 

unaided and all about the same size) dominated by quartz and feldspars.

177 granitoid

56 No 106 granodiorite Granodiorite fragments

57 No 108 granofels Granofels fragments

58 No 126 granulite Granulite fragments

59 No 91 graywacke Graywacke fragments

60 No 109 greenstone Greenstone fragments

61 No 190 gypsum crystals Gypsum crystal fragments

62 No Rock gypsum fragments A sedimentary rock (evaporite) composed primarily of mineral gypsum (CaSO4.2H2O). The rock is 

generally massive, ranges from coarse crystalline to fine granular, may show disturbed bedding 

due to hydration expansion of parent anhydrite (anhydrous CaSO4), and may exhibit rhythmic 

sedimentation (rhymites). Compare gypsite. GG

92 gypsum, rock

63 No 181 halite, rock Rock halite fragments A sedimentary rock (evaporite) composed primarily of halite (NaCl). SW

64 Yes 99 herbaceous material Herbaceous material

65 No 84 hornfels Hornfels fragments

66 Yes 37 igneous, acid Acid igneous rock fragments

67 Basic igneous rock 

fragments

Yes 31 igneous, basic

68 Coarse crystal igneous rock 

fragments

Yes 30 igneous, coarse crystal

69 Fine crystal igneous rock 

fragments

Yes 34 igneous, fine crystal

70 Intermediate igneous rock 

fragments

Yes 32 igneous, intermediate

71 Ultrabasic igneous rock 

fragments

Yes 38 igneous, ultrabasic

72 No Igneous rock fragments Rock formed by solidification from a molten or partially molten state; major varieties include plutonic 

and volcanic rocks. Examples: andesite, basalt, granite. Compare - intrusive, extrusive.

29 igneous, unspecified

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Domain Name: fragment_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

73 No 110 ignimbrite Ignimbrite fragments

74 Interbedded sedimentary 

rock fragments

Yes 5 interbedded sedimentary

75 No 140 iron-manganese concretions Iron-manganese concretions

76 No 141 iron-manganese nodules Iron-manganese nodules

77 No 143 ironstone nodules Ironstone nodules

78 No Lapilli Non or slightly vesicular pyroclastics, 2.0 to 76 mm in at least one dimension, with an apparent 

specific gravity of 2.0 or more. Compare - ash [volcanic], block [volcanic], cinders, tephra.

95 lapilli

79 No 111 latite Latite fragments

80 No Lignite fragments A brownish-black carbon-rich deposit that is a metamorphic intermediate between peat and subbituminous coal . Dry lignite typically contains 60-70 % carbon. SW & GG182 lignite

81 Arenaceous limestone 

fragments

No 44 limestone, arenaceous

82 Argillaceous limestone 

fragments

No 45 limestone, argillaceous

83 No 46 limestone, cherty Cherty limestone fragments

84 No Coral limestone fragments An informal term for massive limestone composed primarily of coral and coral fragments commonly 

associated with marine islands or coral reefs in tropical or subtropical waters. Compare - coral 

island. SW

179 limestone, coral

85 Phosphatic limestone 

fragments

No 43 limestone, phosphatic

86 No Limestone fragments A sedimentary rock consisting chiefly (more than 50 percent) of calcium carbonate, primarily in the 

form of calcite. Limestones are usually formed by a combination of organic and inorganic 

processes and include chemical and clastic (soluble and insoluble) constituents; many contain 

fossils.

39 limestone, unspecified

87 Limestone-sandstone 

fragments

Yes 7 limestone-sandstone

88 Limestone-sandstone-shale 

fragments

Yes 6 limestone-sandstone-shale

89 Yes 8 limestone-shale Limestone-shale fragments

90 Limestone-siltstone 

fragments

Yes 9 limestone-siltstone

91 No Limonite A general 'field' term for various brown to yellowish brown, amorphous- to- cryptocrystalline 

hydrous ferric oxides that are an undetermined mixture of goethite, hematite, and lepidocrocite 

formed by weathering and iron oxidation from iron-bearing, rocks and minerals. SW & GG

188 limonite

92 Yes 100 logs and stumps Logs and stumps

93 No 41 marble Marble fragments

94 Yes Marl fragments An earthy, unconsolidated deposit consisting chiefly of calcium carbonate mixed with clay in 

approximately equal proportions (35 to 65 percent of each); formed primarily under freshwater 

lacustrine conditions, but varieties associated with more saline environments also occur.

68 marl

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Domain Name: fragment_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

95 No 85 metaconglomerate Metaconglomerate fragments

96 Foliated metamorphic rock 

fragments

No 160 metamorphic, foliated

97 No Metamorphic rock fragments Rock of any origin altered in mineralogical composition, chemical composition, or structure by heat, 

pressure, and movement at depth in the earth's crust. Nearly all such rocks are crystalline. 

Examples: schist, gneiss, quartzite, slate, marble.

47 metamorphic, unspecified

98 No 112 metaquartzite Metaquartzite fragments

99 Metasedimentary rock 

fragments

No metasedimentary, 

unspecified

150

100 No 170 metasiltstone Metasiltstone fragments

101 No 113 metavolcanics Metavolcanic rock fragments

102 No Mica fragments A group of monoclinic phyllosilicate minerals with perfect basal cleavage that splits into thin elastic 

laminae and range from colorless to black. Large crystals of mica are referred to as a mica book.

187 mica

103 No 127 migmatite Migmatite fragments

104 No 73 mixed Mixed rock fragments

105 Mixed calcareous rock 

fragments

Yes 75 mixed calcareous

106 Mixed igneous and 

metamorphic rock fragments

Yes 77 mixed igneous-metamorphic

107 Mixed igneous, 

metamorphic, and 

sedimentary rock fragments

Yes mixed igneous-metamorphicsedimentary76

108 Mixed igneous and 

sedimentary rock fragments

Yes 78 mixed igneous-sedimentary

109 Mixed metamorphic and 

sedimentary rock fragments

Yes mixed metamorphicsedimentary79

110 Mixed noncalcareous rock 

fragments

Yes 74 mixed noncalcareous

111 No 114 monzonite Monzonite fragments

112 Yes 98 mossy material Mossy material

113 No 115 mudstone Mudstone fragments

114 No 116 mylonite Mylonite fragments

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Domain Name: fragment_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

115 No Novaculite A dense, extremely finely grained, even-textured, siliceous, sedimentary rock similar to chert. It is 

hard, white to grayish-black in color, translucent on thin edges, has a dull to waxy luster, and 

displays smooth conchoidal fracture when broken. 

Novaculite principally occurs in the Marathon Uplift of Texas and Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas 

and Oklahoma where it forms erosion resistant ridges. Novaculite appears to form from chert 

recrystallization with microcrystalline quartz dominant over cryptocrystalline chalcedony. At the 

Ouachita Mountains type occurrence, novaculite formed by low-grade, thermal metamorphism of 

bedded chert. Novaculite is commercially quarried as a whetstone or oilstone. Compare - chert. 

GG & SW

183 novaculite

116 No 82 obsidian Obsidian fragments

117 Yes 97 organic Organic material

118 No 130 orthoquartzite Orthoquartzite fragments

119 No 147 ortstein fragments Ortstein fragments

120 Yes 166 oxide protected rock Oxide protected rock

121 No Pahoehoe lava fragments A type of basaltic lava (material) with a characteristically smooth, billowy or rope-like surface and 

vesicular interior. Compare - `a`a lava, block lava, pillow lava.

66 pahoehoe lava

122 No 117 peridotite Peridotite fragments

123 No 146 petrocalcic fragments Petrocalcic fragments

124 No 148 petroferric fragments Petroferric fragments

125 No 149 petrogypsic fragments Petrogypsic fragments

126 No 86 phyllite Phyllite fragments

127 No Pillow lava fragments A general term for lava displaying pillow structure (discontinuous, close-fitting, bun-shaped or 

ellipsoidal masses, generally < 1 m in diameter); considered to have formed in a subaqueous 

environment; such lava is usually basaltic or andesitic. Compare - `a`a lava, block lava, pahoehoe 

lava.

162 pillow lava

128 No 137 plinthite nodules Plinthite nodules

129 No 118 porcellanite Porcellanite fragments

130 No Pumice fragments A light-colored, vesicular, glassy rock commonly having the composition of rhyolite. It commonly 

has a specific gravity of < 1.0 and is thereby sufficiently buoyant to float on water.

22 pumice

131 No 125 pyroclastic (consolidated) Pyroclastic rock fragments

132 Yes Pyroclastic fragments Fragmental materials produced by usually explosive, aerial ejection of clastic particles from a 

volcanic vent. Such materials may accumulate on land or under water.

57 pyroclastic, unspecified

133 No 119 pyroxenite Pyroxenite fragments

134 No 158 quartz Quartz fragments

135 No 152 quartz-diorite Quartz-diorite fragments

136 No 56 quartzite Quartzite fragments

137 No 153 quartz-monzonite Quartz-monzonite fragments

138 No 83 rhyolite Rhyolite fragments

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Domain Name: fragment_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

139 Calcareous sandstone 

fragments

No 4 sandstone, calcareous

140 Glauconitic sandstone 

fragments

No 164 sandstone, glauconitic

141 Noncalcareous sandstone 

fragments

Yes 2 sandstone, noncalcareous

142 No 1 sandstone, unspecified Sandstone fragments Sedimentary rock containing dominantly sand-size clastic particles.

143 Sandstone and shale 

fragments

Yes 10 sandstone-shale

144 Sandstone and siltstone 

fragments

Yes 11 sandstone-siltstone

145 Yes 165 saprolite Saprolite

146 Yes 53 schist, acidic Acidic schist fragments

147 Yes 54 schist, basic Basic schist fragments

148 No Biotite schist fragments A strongly foliated crystalline rock formed by dynamic metamorphism that has well-developed 

parallelism of more than 50 percent of the minerals present, primarily biotite.

185 schist, biotite

149 No 173 schist, graphitic Graphitic schist fragments

150 No 151 schist, mica Mica schist fragments

151 No Muscovite schist fragments A strongly foliated crystalline rock formed by dynamic metamorphism that has well-developed 

parallelism of more than 50 percent of the minerals present, primarily muscovite.

186 schist, muscovite

152 No Sericite schist A strongly foliated crystalline rock formed by dynamic metamorphism that has well-developed 

parallelism of more than 50 percent of the minerals present, primarily sericite. A fine-grained 

muscovite

189 schist, sericite

153 No 52 schist, unspecified Schist fragments

154 No Scoria fragments Vesicular, cindery crust or bomb-sized fragments of such material on the surface of andesitic or 

basaltic lava, the vesicular nature of which is due to the escape of volcanic gases before 

solidification; it is usually heavier, darker, and more crystalline than pumice. Synonym - cinder.

23 scoria

155 No Sedimentary rock fragments A consolidated deposit of clastic particles, chemical precipitates, and organic remains accumulated 

at or near the surface of the earth under "normal" low temperature and pressure conditions. 

Sedimentary rocks include consolidated equivalents of alluvium, colluvium, drift, and eolian, 

lacustrine, marine deposits; e.g., sandstone, siltstone, mudstone, clay-stone, shale, conglomerate, 

limestone, dolomite, coal, etc.

67 sedimentary, unspecified

156 No 51 serpentinite Serpentinite fragments

157 No 93 shale, acid Acid shale fragments

158 No 27 shale, calcareous Calcareous shale fragments

159 No 28 shale, clayey Clayey shale fragments

160 Noncalcareous shale 

fragments

Yes 26 shale, noncalcareous

161 No Shale fragments Sedimentary rock formed by induration of a clay, silty clay, or silty clay loam deposit and having the 

tendency to split into thin layers, i.e., fissility.

25 shale, unspecified

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Domain Name: fragment_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

162 Yes 12 shale-siltstone Shale-siltstone fragments

163 No 144 shell fragments Shell fragments

164 No 136 silica concretions Silica concretions

165 No Siltite fragments A compact, weakly metamorphosed rock formed by alteration of siltstone, mudstone, or silty shale. 

Siltite is more indurated than mudstone or shale and lacks either shale fissility or slate-like 

cleavage. Siltite differs from argillite in that silt-size grains (0.002 to 0.062 mm) rather than clay-size 

(<0.002 mm) dominate the matrix. Siltite differs from siltstone, mudstone, or shale in that it exhibits 

very low to low grade metamorphic or diagenetic layer silicate and feldspar alteration to sericite, 

chlorite, and albite (subgreenschist to greenschist metamorphic facies) (Maxwell, 1973; Kidder, 

1987).

184 siltite

166 Calcareous siltstone 

fragments

No 72 siltstone, calcareous

167 Noncalcareous siltstone 

fragments

Yes 71 siltstone, noncalcareous

168 No 70 siltstone, unspecified Siltstone fragments Sedimentary rock containing dominantly silt-size clastic particles.

169 No 55 slate Slate fragments

170 No 174 slate, sulfidic Sulfidic slate fragments

171 No 128 soapstone Soapstone fragments

172 No 120 syenite Syenite fragments

173 No 121 syenodiorite Syenodiorite fragments

174 No 154 tachylite Tachylite fragments

175 No 155 tonalite Tonalite fragments

176 No 122 trachyte Trachyte fragments

177 No 123 travertine Travertine fragments

178 No Tripoli fragments A light-colored, porous, friable, siliceous (largely chalcedonic) sedimentary rock, which occurs in 

powdery or earthy masses that result from the weathering of siliceous limestone. It has a harsh, 

rough feel and is used to polish metals and stones.

168 tripoli

179 No 124 tufa Tufa fragments

180 No 64 tuff breccia Tuff breccia fragments

181 No 59 tuff, acidic Acidic tuff fragments

182 No 60 tuff, basic Basic tuff fragments

183 No 58 tuff, unspecified Tuff fragments A compacted deposit that is 50 percent or more volcanic ash and dust

184 No 157 tuff, welded Welded tuff fragments

185 No 156 ultramafic, unspecified Ultramafic rock fragments

186 No 24 volcanic bombs Volcanic bombs

187 Acidic volcanic breccia 

fragments

No 62 volcanic breccia, acidic

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Domain Name: fragment_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

188 Basic volcanic breccia 

fragments

No 63 volcanic breccia, basic

189 No 61 volcanic breccia, unspecified Volcanic breccia fragments

190 No 163 volcanic, unspecified Volcanic rock fragments

191 No 87 wood Wood fragments

Domain Name: fragment_roundness

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 6 very angular Very angular Strongly developed faces with very sharp, broken edges.

2 No 1 angular Angular Strongly developed faces with sharp edges (SSM).

3 No 2 subangular Subangular Detectable flat faces with slightly-rounded corners.

4 No 3 subrounded Subrounded Detectable flat faces with well-rounded corners (SSM).

5 No 4 rounded Rounded Flat faces absent or nearly absent with all corners rounded (SSM).

6 No 5 well rounded Well rounded Flat faces absent with all corners rounded.

Domain Name: fragment_shape

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 flat Flat

2 No 2 nonflat Nonflat

Domain Name: geomor_pos_flat

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 Yes 1 flat Flat default choice, official choices to be determined later

2 No Dip A geomorphic component (characteristic piece) of flat plains (e.g., lake plain, low coastal plain, lowrelief till plain) consisting of a shallow and typically closed depression that tends to be an area of 

focused groundwater recharge but not a permanent water body and that lies slightly lower and is 

wetter than the adjacent talf, and favors the accumulation of fine sediments and organic materials. 

SW

2 dip

3 No Rise A geomorphic component of flat plains (e.g., lake plain, low coastal plain, low-gradient till plain) 

consisting of a slightly elevated but low, broad area with low slope gradients (e.g. 1-3 % slopes); 

typically a microfeature but can be fairly extensive. Commonly soils on a rise are better drained 

than those on the surrounding talf. Compare - talf. SW

3 rise

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Domain Name: geomor_pos_flat

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

4 No Talf A geomorphic component of flat plains (e.g., lake plain, low coastal plain, low-gradient till plain) 

consisting of an essentially flat (e.g. 0-1 % slopes) and broad area dominated by closed 

depressions and a non-integrated or poorly integrated drainage system. Precipitation tends to pond 

locally and lateral transport is slow both above and below ground, which favors the accumulation of 

soil organic matter and a retention of fine earth sediments; better drained soils are commonly 

adjacent to drainageways. Compare - rise. SW

4 talf

Domain Name: geomor_pos_hill

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 interfluve Interfluve An elevated area between two drainageways that sheds water to those drainageways.

2 No Head Slope The concave surface at the head of a drainageway where the flow of water converges downward 

toward the center and contour lines form concave curves.

2 head slope

3 No Nose Slope The projecting end of an interfluve, where contour lines connecting the opposing side slopes form 

convex curves around the projecting end and lines perpendicular to the contours diverge 

downward. Overland flow of water is divergent.

3 nose slope

4 No Side Slope The slope bounding a drainageway and lying between the drainageway and the adjacent interfluve. 

It is generally linear along the slope width and overland flow is parallel down the slope.

4 side slope

5 No Base Slope A geomorphic component of hills consisting of the concave to linear slope (perpendicular to the 

contour) which, regardless of the lateral shape is an area that forms an apron or wedge at the 

bottom of a hillside dominated by colluvial and slope wash processes and sediments (e.g., 

colluvium and slope alluvium). Distal base slope sediments commonly grade to, or interfinger with, 

alluvial fills, or gradually thin to form pedisediment over residuum. Compare - head slope, side 

slope, nose slope, interfluve, free face. SW

5 base slope

6 No Crest A geomorphic component of hills consisting of the convex slopes (perpendicular to the contour) that 

form the narrow, roughly linear top area of a hill, ridge, or other upland where shoulders have 

converged to the extent that little or no summit remains; dominated by erosion, slope wash and 

mass movement processes and sediments (e.g., slope alluvium, creep). Commonly, soils on crests 

are more similar to those on side slopes than to soils on adjacent interfluves. Compare - interfluve, 

head slope, side slope, nose slope. SW

6 crest

7 No Free face The part of a hillside or mountainside consisting of an outcrop of bare rock (scarp or cliff) that 

sheds colluvium to slopes below and commonly stands more steeply than the angle of repose of 

the colluvial slope (e.g. talus slope) immediately below. SW & GG

7 free face

8 Yes 8 crested hills Crested hills

Domain Name: geomor_pos_mountain

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 mountaintop Mountaintop

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Domain Name: geomor_pos_mountain

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2 No 2 mountainflank Mountainflank

3 No 3 mountainbase Mountainbase

4 No 4 mountainflank, upper third Upper third of mountainflank

5 No 5 mountainflank, center third Center third of mountainflank

6 No 6 mountainflank, lower third Lower third of mountainflank

7 No Free face The part of a hillside or mountainside consisting of an outcrop of bare rock (scarp or cliff) that 

sheds colluvium to slopes below and commonly stands more steeply than the angle of repose of 

the colluvial slope (e.g. talus slope) immediately below. SW & GG

7 free face

Domain Name: geomor_pos_terrace

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Riser The vertical or steeply sloping surface, commonly one of a series, of natural steplike landforms, as 

those of a glacial stairway or of successive stream terraces.

1 riser

2 No Tread The flat or gently sloping surface of natural step-like landforms, commonly one of a series, such as 

successive stream terraces.

2 tread

Domain Name: hillslope_profile

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Summit The topographically highest hillslope position of a hillslope profile and exhibiting a nearly level 

(planar or only slightly convex) surface.

1 summit

2 No Shoulder The hillslope position that forms the uppermost inclined surface near the top of a hillslope. If 

present, it comprises the transition zone from backslope to summit. The surface is dominantly 

convex in profile and erosional in origin.

2 shoulder

3 No Backslope The hillslope profile position that forms the steepest and generally linear, middle portion of the 

slope. In profile, backslopes are commonly bounded by a convex shoulder above and a concave 

footslope below. They may or may not include cliff segments (i.e. free faces). Backslopes are 

commonly erosional forms produced by mass movement, colluvial action, and running water.

3 backslope

4 No Footslope The hillslope position that forms the inner, gently inclined surface at the base of a hillslope. In 

profile, footslopes are commonly concave. It is a transition zone between upslope sites of erosion 

and transport (shoulder, backslope) and downslope sites of deposition (toeslope).

4 footslope

5 No Toeslope The hillslope position that forms the gently inclined surface at the base of a hillslope. Toeslopes in 

profile are commonly gentle and linear, and are constructional surfaces forming the lower part of a 

hill-slope continuum that grades to valley or closed-depression floors.

5 toeslope

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Domain Name: horizon_aggregation_method

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Weighted Average The value derived for the corresponding component is the sum of A * B for each horizon or layer 

where A, the value of the attribute in question, is not null and B is each horizon or layer’s percent of 

the total depth range that is evaluated. The total depth range evaluated is based on the depth 

range specified at runtime but excludes horizons or layers where the attribute value is null, and 

excludes any part of a horizon or layer outside of the specified depth range.

1 weighted average

2 No Weighted Sum The value derived for the corresponding component is the sum of A * B for each horizon or layer 

where A, the value of the attribute in question, is not null and B is the vertical linear extent of each 

horizon or layer that is evaluated. The total vertical linear extent evaluated is based on the depth 

range specified at runtime but excludes horizons or layers where the attribute value is null, and 

excludes any part of a horizon or layer outside of the specified depth range.

2 weighted sum

Domain Name: horz_desgn_letter_suffix

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No a Highly decomposed organic matter. This symbol is used with O to indicate the most highly 

decomposed organic materials, which have a fiber content of less than 17 percent (by volume) after 

rubbing.

1 a

2 No b Buried genetic horizon. This symbol is used in mineral soils to indicate identifiable buried horizons 

with major genetic features that were developed before burial. Genetic horizons may or may not 

have formed in the overlying material, which may be either like or unlike the assumed parent 

material of the buried soil. This symbol is not used in organic soils, nor is it used to separate an 

organic layer from a mineral layer.

2 b

3 No c Concretions or nodules. This symbol indicates a significant accumulation of concretions or nodules. 

Cementation is required. The cementing agent commonly is iron, aluminum, manganese, or 

titanium. It cannot be silica, dolomite, calcite, or more soluble salts.

3 c

4 Yes 28 ca ca An accumulation of carbonates.

5 No co Coprogenous Earth. This symbol, used only with L, indicates a limnic layer of coprogenous earth 

(or sedimentary peat).

29 co

6 No d Physical root restriction. This symbol indicates noncemented, root-restricting layers in naturally 

occurring or human-made sediments or materials. Examples are dense basal till, plowpans, and 

other mechanically compacted zones.

4 d

7 No 31 di di Diatomaceous earth. This symbol, used only with L, indicates a limnic layer of diatomaceous earth.

8 No e Organic material of intermediate decomposition. This symbol is used with O to indicate organic 

materials of intermediate decomposition. The fiber content of these materials is 17 to 40 percent 

(by volume) after rubbing.

5 e

9 No f Frozen soil or water. This symbol indicates that a horizon or layer contains permanent ice. The 

symbol is not used for seasonally frozen layers or for dry permafrost.

6 f

10 No ff Dry permafrost. Used in layers or horizons that are colder than 0 degrees C, but do not contain 

ice. It is not used for layers or horizons that have seasonal temperatures below 0 degrees C. The f 

suffix is used for layers or horizons that contain permanent ice.

27 ff

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Domain Name: horz_desgn_letter_suffix

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

11 No g Strong gleying. This symbol indicates either that iron has been reduced and removed during soil 

formation or that saturation with stagnant water has preserved it in a reduced state. Most of the 

affected layers have chroma of 2 or less, and many have redox concentrations. The low chroma 

can represent either the color of reduced iron or the color of uncoated sand and silt particles from 

which iron has been removed. The symbol g is not used for materials of low chroma that have no 

history of wetness, such as some shales or E horizons. If g is used with B, pedogenic change in 

addition to gleying is implied. If no other pedogenic change besides gleying has taken place, the 

horizon is designated Cg.

7 g

12 No h Illuvial accumulation of organic matter. This symbol is used with B to indicate the accumulation of 

illuvial, amorphous, dispersible complexes of organic matter and sesquioxides if the sesquioxide 

component is dominated by aluminum but is present only in very small quantities. The organosesquioxide material coats sand and silt particles. In some horizons these coatings have 

coalesced, filled pores, and cemented the horizon. The symbol h is also used in combination with s 

as "Bhs" if the amount of the sesquioxide component is significant but the color value and chroma, 

moist, of the horizon are 3 or less.

8 h

13 No i Slightly decomposed organic material. This symbol is used with O to indicate the least 

decomposed of the organic materials. The fiber content of these materials is 40 percent or more (by 

volume) after rubbing.

9 i

14 No j Indicates an accumulation of jarosite. Jarosite is a potassium (ferric) iron hydroxy sulfate mineral 

(KFe3(SO4)2(OH)6) that is commonly an alteration product of pyrite that has been exposed to an 

oxidizing environment. Jarosite has hue of 2.5Y or yellower and normally has chroma of 6 or more, 

although chroma as low as 3 or 4 have been reported. It forms in preference to iron (hydr)oxides in 

active acid sulfate soils at pH of 3.5 or less and can be stable in post-active acid sulfate soils for 

long periods of time at higher pH.

25 j

15 No jj Evidence of cyroturbation. Evidence of cryoturbation includes irregular and broken horizon 

boundaries, sorted rock fragments, and organic soil materials occurring as bodies and broken 

layers within and/or between mineral soil layers. The organic bodies and layers are most commonly 

at the contact between the active layer and the permafrost.

26 jj

16 No k Accumulation of secondary carbonates. This symbol indicates an accumulation of visible pedogenic 

calcium carbonate (less than 50 percent, by volume). Carbonate accumulations occur as carbonate 

filaments, coatings, masses, nodules, disseminated carbonate, or other forms.

10 k

17 No kk Engulfment of horizon by secondary carbonates. This symbol indicates major accumulations of 

pedogenic calcium carbonate. The suffix kk is used when the soil fabric is plugged with fine grained 

pedogenic carbonate (50 percent or more, by volume) that occurs as an essentially continuous 

medium. The suffix corresponds to the stage III plugged horizon or higher of the carbonate 

morphogenetic stages (Gile et al., 1966).

32 kk

18 No m Cementation or induration. This symbol indicates continuous or nearly continuous cementation. It 

is used only for horizons that are more than 90 percent cemented, although they may be fractured. 

The cemented layer is physically root-restrictive. The predominant cementing agent (or the two 

dominant ones) may be indicated by adding defined letter suffixes, singly or in pairs. The horizon 

suffix kkm (and less commonly km) indicates cementation by carbonates; qm, cementation by 

silica; sm, cementation by iron; yym, cementation by gypsum; kqm, cementation by carbonates and 

silica; and zm, cementation by salts more soluble than gypsum.

11 m

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19 No 30 ma ma Marl. This symbol, used only with L, indicates a limnic layer of marl.

20 No 12 n n Accumulation of sodium. This symbol indicates an accumulation of exchangeable sodium.

21 No 13 o o This symbol indicates a residual accumulation of sesquioxides.

22 No p Tillage or other disturbance. This symbol indicates a disturbance of the surface layer by 

mechanical means, pasturing, or similar uses. A disturbed organic horizon is designated Op. A 

disturbed mineral horizon is designated Ap even though it is clearly a former E, B, or C horizon.

14 p

23 No 15 q q Accumulation of silica. This symbol indicates an accumulation of secondary silica.

24 No r Weathered or soft bedrock. This symbol is used with C to indicate layers of bedrock that are 

moderately cemented or less cemented. Examples are weathered igneous rock and partly 

consolidated sandstone, siltstone, or shale. The excavation difficulty is low to high.

16 r

25 No s Illuvial accumulation of sesquioxides and organic matter. This symbol is used with B to indicate an 

accumulation of illuvial, amorphous, dispersible complexes of organic matter and sesquioxides if 

both the organic matter and sesquioxide components are significant and if either the color value or 

chroma, moist, of the horizon is 4 or more. The symbol is also used in combination with h as "Bhs" 

if both the organic matter and sesquioxide components are significant and if the color value and 

chroma, moist, are 3 or less.

17 s

26 No se This symbol indicates the presence of sulfides in mineral or organic horizons. Horizons with sulfides 

typically have dark colors (e.g. value 4, chroma 2). These horizons typically form in soils 

associated with coastal environments that are permanently saturated or submerged (i.e., tidal 

marshes or estuaries). Soil materials which have sulfidization actively occurring emanate hydrogen 

sulfide gas which is detectable by its odor (Fanning and Fanning, 1989, or Fanning et al., 2002). 

Sulfides may also occur in upland environments that have a source of sulfur to form sulfides. Soils 

in such environments are often of geologic origin and may not produce a hydrogen sulfide odor. 

Examples include soils formed in parent materials derived from coal deposits such as lignite or soils 

formed in coastal plain deposits such as glauconite that have not been oxidized because of thick 

layers of overburden.

35 se

27 No ss Presence of slickensides. This symbol indicates the presence of slickensides. Slickensides result 

directly from the swelling of clay minerals and shear failure, commonly at angles of 20 to 60 

degrees above horizontal. They are indicators that other vertic characteristics, such as wedgeshaped peds and surface cracks, may be present.

18 ss

28 No t Accumulation of silicate clay. This symbol indicates an accumulation of silicate clay that has either 

formed and subsequently been translocated within the horizon or has been moved into the horizon 

by illuviation, or both. At least some part of the horizon should show evidence of clay accumulation 

either as coatings on surfaces of peds or in pores, or as lamellae or as bridges between mineral 

grains.

19 t

29 No u Presence of human-manufactured materials (artifacts). This symbol indicates the presence of 

manufactured artifacts that have been created or modified by humans, usually for a practical 

purpose in habitation, manufacturing, excavation, or construction activities. Examples of artifacts 

are processed wood products, liquid petroleum products, coal combustion by-products, asphalt, 

fibers and fabrics, bricks, cinder blocks, concrete, plastic, glass, rubber, paper, cardboard, iron and 

steel, altered metals and minerals, sanitary and medical waste, garbage, and landfill waste.

33 u

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30 No v Plinthite. This symbol indicates the presence of iron-rich, humus-poor, reddish material that is firm 

or very firm when moist and is less than strongly cemented. It hardens irreversibly when exposed to 

the atmosphere and to repeated wetting and drying.

20 v

31 No w Development of color or structure. This symbol is used only with B to indicate the development of 

color or structure, or both, with little or no apparent illuvial accumulation of material. It should not 

be used to indicate a transitional horizon.

21 w

32 No x Fragipan character. This symbol indicates a genetically developed layer that has a combination of 

firmness, brittleness, and commonly a higher bulk density than adjacent layers. Some part of the 

layer is physically root-restrictive.

22 x

33 No y Accumulation of gypsum. This symbol indicates a gypsum accumulation. The suffix y is used 

when the horizon fabric is dominated by soil particles or minerals other than gypsum. Gypsum is 

present in amounts that do not significantly obscure or disrupt other features of the horizon.

23 y

34 No yy Dominance of horizon by gypsum. This symbol indicates a horizon that is dominated by the 

presence of gypsum. The gypsum content may be due to an accumulation of secondary gypsum, 

the transformation of primary gypsum inherited from parent material, or other processes. Suffix yy 

is used when the horizon fabric has such an abundance of gypsum (generally 50 percent or more, 

by volume) that pedogenic and/or lithologic features are obscured or disrupted by growth of 

gypsum crystals. Colors associated with horizons that use suffix yy are typically highly whitened 

with value of 7 through 9.5 and chroma of 2 or less.

34 yy

35 No z Accumulation of salts more soluble than gypsum. This symbol indicates an accumulation of salts 

that are more soluble than gypsum.

24 z

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No O Layers dominated by organic material. Some are saturated with water for long periods, or were 

once saturated but are now artificially drained; others have never been saturated.

1 O

2 No A Mineral horizons which have formed at the surface or below an O horizon; they exhibit obliteration 

of all or much of the original rock structure and show one or both of the following: (1) an 

accumulation of humified organic closely mixed with the mineral fraction and not dominated by 

properties characteristic of E or B horizons, or (2) properties resulting from cultivation, pasturing, or 

similar kinds of disturbance.

2 A

3 No E Mineral horizons in which the main feature is loss of silicate clay, iron, or aluminum, or some 

combination of these, leaving a concentration of sand and silt particles. These horizons exhibit 

obliteration of all or much of the original rock structure.

3 E

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4 No B Horizons which have formed below an A, E, or O horizon. They are dominated by the obliteration of 

all or much of the original rock structure and show one or more of the following:

1. Illuvial concentration of silicate clay, iron, aluminum, humus, carbonates, gypsum, or silica, alone 

or in combination;

2. Evidence of the removal or addition of carbonates;

3. Residual concentration of oxides;

4. Coatings of sesquioxides that make the horizon conspicuously lower in color value, higher in 

chroma, or redder in hue, without apparent illuviation of iron; 

5. Alteration that forms silicate clay or liberates oxides, or both, and that forms a granular, blocky, 

or prismatic structure if volume changes accompany changes in moisture content; 

6. Brittleness; or

7. Strong gleying.

4 B

5 No C Horizons or layers, excluding hard bedrock, that are little affected by pedogenic processes and lack 

the properties of O, A, E, or B horizons. Most are mineral layers. The material of C layers may be 

either like or unlike the material from which the solum has presumably formed. The C horizon may 

have been modified, even if there is no evidence of pedogenesis.

5 C

6 No 6 R R Strongly cemented to indurated bedrock.

7 No AB Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of 

another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated 

dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an 

overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

7 AB

8 No AE Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of 

another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated 

dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an 

overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

8 AE

9 No AC Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of 

another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated 

dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an 

overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

9 AC

10 No EA Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of 

another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated 

dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an 

overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

10 EA

11 No EB Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of 

another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated 

dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an 

overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

11 EB

12 No BA Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of 

another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated 

dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an 

overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

12 BA

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13 No BE Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of 

another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated 

dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an 

overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

13 BE

14 No BC Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of 

another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated 

dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an 

overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

14 BC

15 No CA Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of 

another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated 

dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an 

overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

15 CA

16 No CB Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of 

another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated 

dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an 

overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

16 CB

17 No A/E Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master 

horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are 

surrounded by the other.

17 A/E

18 No A/B Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master 

horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are 

surrounded by the other.

18 A/B

19 No A/C Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master 

horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are 

surrounded by the other.

19 A/C

20 No E/A Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master 

horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are 

surrounded by the other.

20 E/A

21 No E/B Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master 

horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are 

surrounded by the other.

21 E/B

22 No B/A Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master 

horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are 

surrounded by the other.

22 B/A

23 No B/E Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master 

horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are 

surrounded by the other.

23 B/E

24 No B/C Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master 

horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are 

surrounded by the other.

24 B/C

25 No C/A Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master 

horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are 

surrounded by the other.

25 C/A

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26 No C/B Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master 

horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are 

surrounded by the other.

26 C/B

27 No 27 E and B E and B Horizons that are composed of lamellae that are separated from each other by eluvial layers.

28 Yes 28 O' O'

29 Yes 29 A' A'

30 Yes 30 E' E'

31 Yes 31 B' B'

32 Yes 32 C' C'

33 Yes 33 O'' O''

34 Yes 34 A'' A''

35 Yes 35 E'' E''

36 Yes 36 B'' B''

37 Yes 37 C'' C''

38 Yes H A horizon designation that will only be used for conversion from SSSD layers to NASIS horizons. 

This designation should never be used aside for this one purpose.

38 H

39 No W Water. This symbol indicates water layers within or beneath the soil. The water layer is designated 

as Wf if it is permanently frozen and as W if it is not permanently frozen. The W (or Wf) designation 

is not used for shallow water, ice, or snow above the soil surface.

39 W

40 No L Layers dominated by limnic material. Limnic horizons or layers include both organic and mineral 

limnic materials that were either (1) deposited in water by precipitation or through the actions of 

aquatic organisms, such as algae and diatoms, or (2) derived from underwater and floating aquatic 

plants and subsequently modified by aquatic animals.

40 L

41 No 41 EC EC

42 No 42 B and E B and E Horizons that are composed of lamellae that are separated from each other by eluvial layers.

43 No M Root-limiting, subsoil layers consisting of nearly continuous, horizontally oriented, human 

manufactured materials. Examples of materials designated by the letter M include geotextile liners, 

asphalt, concrete, rubber, and plastic.

43 M

44 No ^O The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

The "O" indicates layers dominated by organic material. Some are saturated with water for long 

periods, or were once saturated but are now artificially drained; others have never been saturated.

44 ^O

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45 No ^A The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

The "A" is assigned to mineral horizons which have formed at the surface or below an O horizon; 

they exhibit obliteration of all or much of the original rock structure and show one or both of the 

following: (1) an accumulation of humified organic closely mixed with the mineral fraction and not 

dominated by properties characteristic of E or B horizons, or (2) properties resulting from 

cultivation, pasturing, or similar kinds of disturbance.

45 ^A

46 No ^E The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

The "E" is assigned to mineral horizons in which the main feature is loss of silicate clay, iron, or 

aluminum, or some combination of these, leaving a concentration of sand and silt particles. These 

horizons exhibit obliteration of all or much of the original rock structure.

46 ^E

47 No ^B The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

The "B" is assiged to horizons which have formed below an A, E, or O horizon. They are dominated 

by the obliteration of all or much of the original rock structure and show one or more of the following:

1. Illuvial concentration of silicate clay, iron, aluminum, humus, carbonates, gypsum, or silica, alone 

or in combination;

2. Evidence of the removal or addition of carbonates;

3. Residual concentration of oxides;

4. Coatings of sesquioxides that make the horizon conspicuously lower in color value, higher in 

chroma, or redder in hue, without apparent illuviation of iron; 

5. Alteration that forms silicate clay or liberates oxides, or both, and that forms a granular, blocky, 

or prismatic structure if volume changes accompany changes in moisture content; 

6. Brittleness; or

7. Strong gleying.

47 ^B

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48 No ^C The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

The "C" is assigned to horizons or layers, excluding hard bedrock, that are little affected by 

pedogenic processes and lack the properties of O, A, E, or B horizons. Most are mineral layers. 

The material of C layers may be either like or unlike the material from which the solum has 

presumably formed. The C horizon may have been modified, even if there is no evidence of 

pedogenesis.

48 ^C

49 No ^AB The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

49 ^AB

50 No ^BA The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

50 ^BA

51 No ^AE The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

51 ^AE

52 No ^EA The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

52 ^EA

53 No ^EB The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

53 ^EB

54 No ^BE The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

54 ^BE

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55 No ^AC The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

55 ^AC

56 No ^CA The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

56 ^CA

57 No ^BC The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

57 ^BC

58 No ^CB The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

58 ^CB

59 No ^A/B The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

59 ^A/B

60 No ^B/A The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

60 ^B/A

61 No ^A/E The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

61 ^A/E

62 No ^E/A The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

62 ^E/A

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63 No ^A/C The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

63 ^A/C

64 No ^C/A The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

64 ^C/A

65 No ^B/C The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

65 ^B/C

66 No ^C/B The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or 

organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a 

pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of 

machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" 

prefix (e.g., ^A-^C-Ab-Btb).

66 ^C/B

Domain Name: horz_desgn_master_prime

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 ' '

2 No 2 '' ''

3 No 3 ''' '''

4 No 4 '''' ''''

5 No 5 ''''' '''''

Domain Name: hydric_classification_map_legend

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 all hydric All hydric All components are hydric and no components are unranked.

2 No 2 not hydric Not hydric All components are not hydric and no components are unranked.

3 No 3 partially hydric Partially hydric Some components are hydric and some components are not hydric.

4 No 4 unknown Unknown No components are hydric and some or all components are not ranked.

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Domain Name: hydric_condition

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 Farmable under natural 

conditions

No 1 farmable Farmable under natureal conditions.

2 Neither wooded nor 

farmable under natural 

No 3 neither Neither wooded nor farmable under natural conditions.

3 Wooded under natural 

conditions

No 2 wooded Wooded under natural conditions.

Domain Name: hydric_criteria

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 1 1 All Histels except Folistels, and all Histosols except Folists.

2 No 2 Soils in Aquic suborders, great groups, or subgroups, Albolls suborder, Historthels great group, 

Histoturbels great group, or Andic, Cumulic, Pachic, or Vitrandic subgroups that: (a) Based on the 

range of characteristics for the soil series, will at least in part meet one or more Field Indicators of 

Hydric Soils in the United States, or (b) Show evidence that the soil meets the definition of a hydric 

soil. (Federal Register Doc. 2012-4733 Filed 2-28-12) 

[Previous choices of 2a, 2b1, 2b2, and 2b3 have been deleted as choices per request of Lenore 

Vasilas at the behest of the National Technical Committee for Hydric Soils.]

2 2

3 No 6 3 3 Soils that are frequently ponded for long duration or very long duration during the growing season.

4 No 7 4 4 Soils that are frequently flooded for long duration or very long duration during the growing season.

Domain Name: hydric_rating

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 yes Yes

2 No 2 no No

3 No 3 unranked Unranked

Domain Name: hydrologic_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No A Soils in this group have low runoff potential when thoroughly wet. Water is transmitted freely 

through the soil.

1 a

2 No B Soils in this group have moderately low runoff potential when thoroughly wet. Water transmission 

through the soil is unimpeded.

2 b

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Domain Name: hydrologic_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3 No C Soils in this group have moderately high runoff potential when thoroughly wet. Water transmission 

through the soil is somewhat restricted.

3 c

4 No D Soils in this group have high runoff potential when thoroughly wet. Water movement through the 

soil is restricted or very restricted.

4 d

5 No 5 a/d A/D These soils have low runoff potential when drained and high runoff potential when undrained.

6 No B/D These soils have moderately low runoff potential when drained and high runoff potential when 

undrained.

6 b/d

7 No C/D These soils have moderately high runoff potential when drained and high runoff potential when 

undrained.

7 c/d

Domain Name: investigation_intensity

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 order 1 Order 1

2 No 2 order 2 Order 2

3 No 3 order 3 Order 3

4 No 4 order 4 Order 4

5 No 5 order 5 Order 5

Domain Name: legend_certification_status

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No not for distribution Data in the legend object, including some mapunits, correlation notes, or area overlaps, have been 

created but are not fully populated or the data are preliminary and incomplete. The data are subject 

to major changes. A legend with this status should not be interpreted, exported, or used by other 

applications.

Note that this certification status applies to only the legend object.

1 not for distribution

2 No not certified The data in the legend object, including mapunits, correlation notes, and area overlaps, have been 

created and have been appropriately populated, but data have not been reviewed or certified. 

These are advance data, subject to change.

Note that this certification status applies to only the legend object.

2 not certified

3 No partly certified The data in the legend object, including mapunits, correlation notes, and area overlaps, have been 

appropriately populated and the data have been reviewed. At least some of the data elements 

have been certified for use in specific applications. Other data elements in the object have 

advance data, subject to change.

Note that this certification status applies to only the legend object.

3 partly certified

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Domain Name: legend_certification_status

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

4 No certified The data in the legend object, including mapunits, correlation notes, and area overlaps, have been 

appropriately populated, reviewed, and certified for general use.

Note, that this certification status applies to only the legend object.

4 certified

Domain Name: legend_suitability_for_use

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No not current The legend has been completely replaced by another legend for the survey area. Typically this 

legend has an out-of-date operational soil survey status and another survey legend completely 

covers the geographic area served by this legend.

1 not current

2 No current for part of area The legend is up-to-date for only part of the geographic area it covers. Another legend is up-todate for the remaining area. Typically occurs where an update survey is on-going in a survey area 

or where a more recent survey covers part of the geographic area.

2 current for part of area

3 No current wherever mapped The legend is up-to-date wherever it has been mapped in the survey area. If the survey area is 

completely mapped, the legend applies over the entire geographic area. If the mapping is ongoing, the legend is up-to-date where mapping has been completed.

3 current wherever mapped

Domain Name: legend_text_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 6 edit notes Edit notes Text entries that describe what changes were made to the data and why those changes were made.

2 Memorandum of 

understanding

No Text entries that include the text of the original MOU for the survey and any amendments to the 

MOU.

7 mou

3 No Certification statements Text entries related to certification of this legend. For example, statements of prior survey and 

legend-wide join statements.

5 certification statements

4 No Field reviews Text entries related to initial, progress, and final field reviews. For example, the general text part of 

a progress field review that applies to the entire legend.

8 field reviews

5 No 3 correlation notes Correlation notes Text entries related to correlation concerns that affect the entire legend.

6 No 4 miscellaneous notes Miscellaneous notes Text entries not relate to any of the other choices.

7 Yes 1 nontechnical description Nontechnical description

8 Yes 2 s5 description SOI5 description

Domain Name: logical_data_type_ssurgo

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 Boolean Boolean The value of such an attribute is either true or false (or yes or no, or on or off).

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Domain Name: logical_data_type_ssurgo

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2 No Choice The value of such an attribute is restricted to a finite set choices. Typically the set of choices is a 

set of unique character strings, although the set may also be a set of unique numbers.

2 Choice

3 No Date/Time The value of such an attribute is either a date, a time, or a range that encompasses both date and 

time.

3 Date/Time

4 No 4 Float Float The value of such an attribute is a floating point (real) number.

5 No 5 Integer Integer The value of such an attribute is an integer (whole) number.

6 No Money The value of such an attribute is a combination of dollars and cents, where cents are represented 

as the decimal part of the numeric value.

6 Money

7 No String The value of such an attribute is a string of printable characters. Nonprinting control characters 

such as "tab" and "paragraph break" cannot be part of such a string.

7 String

8 No Vtext The value of such an attribute is a string of characters that includes both printable characters and 

control characters such as "tab" and "paragraph break".

8 Vtext

Domain Name: manner_of_failure

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Brittle The speciman retains its size and shape (no deformation) until it rupture abruptly into subunits or 

fragments. (SSM)

1 brittle

2 No Semideformable Deformation occurs prior to rupture. Cracks develop and the speciman ruptures before 

compression to half its original thickness. (SSM)

7 semideformable

3 No Deformable The speciman can be compressed to half its original thickness without rupture. Radial cracks may 

appear and extend inward less than half the radius normal to compression. (SSM)

2 deformable

4 No Nonfluid None of the speciman flows through the fingers after exerting full compression. (SSM) The 

approximate equivalent n-value is less than 0.7. (Pons and Zonneveld, 1965)

5 nonfluid

5 No Slightly fluid After exerting full compression, some of the speciman flows through the fingers, but most remains 

in the palm of the hand. The approximate equivalent n-value is 0.7 to 1. (Pons and Zonneveld, 

1965)

8 slightly fluid

6 No Moderately fluid After exerting full compression, most of the speciman flows through the fingers; a small residue 

remains in the palm of the hand. The approximate equivalent n-value is 1 to 2. (Pons and 

Zonneveld, 1965)

3 moderately fluid

7 Yes 13 strongly fluid Strongly fluid

8 No Very fluid Under very gentle pressure most of the speciman flows through the fingers like a slightly viscous 

fluid; very little or no residue remains in the palm of the hand. (SSM) The approximate equivalent nvalue is equal to or greater than 2. (Pons and Zonneveld, 1965)

10 very fluid

9 No Nonsmeary At failure, the speciman does not chage suddenly to a fluid, the fingers do not skid, and no 

smearing occurs. (SSM)

6 nonsmeary

10 No Weakly smeary At failure, the speciman changes suddenly to fluid, the fingers skid, and the soil smears. Afterward, 

little or no free water remains on the fingers. (SSM)

11 weakly smeary

11 No Moderately smeary At failure, the speciman changes suddenly to fluid, the fingers skid, and the soil smears. Afterward, 

some free water can be seen on the fingers. (SSM)

4 moderately smeary

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Domain Name: manner_of_failure

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

12 No Strongly smeary At failure, the speciman suddenly changes to fluid, the fingers skid, the soil smears, and is very 

slippery. Afterward, free water is easliy seen on the fingers. (SSM)

9 strongly smeary

13 Yes 12 smeary Smeary

Domain Name: mapunit_certification_status

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No not for distribution The map unit object has been created, but is not populated or the data are preliminary and 

incomplete. The data are subject to major changes. A map unit with this status should not be 

interpreted, exported, or used by other applications.

1 0

2 No not certified The data in the map unit object have been created and have been appropriately populated, at least 

in part, but the data have not been reviewed or certified. Data in some data elements in these 

tables may be more complete than in others. These are advance data, subject to change.

2 1

3 No partly certified The data in the map unit object have been appropriately populated and the data have been 

reveiwed. At least some of the data elements have been certified for use in specific applications. 

Other data elements in the object have advance data, subject to change.

3 2

4 No certified The data in the map unit object have been appropriately populated, reviewed, and certified for 

general use.

4 3

Domain Name: mapunit_hel_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 3 not highly erodible Not highly erodible land

2 Potentially highly erodible 

land

No 2 potentially highly erodible

3 No 1 highly erodible Highly erodible land

Domain Name: mapunit_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Association Two or more dissimilar soils that occur in a regularly repeating pattern that could have been 

separated at the scale of field mapping, but were not separated due to the intended purpose of the 

survey.

1 association

2 No Complex Two or more dissimilar soils that occur in a regularly repeating pattern, that cannot be separated at 

the scale of field mapping.

4 complex

3 No Consociation At least seventy-five percent (75%) of the map unit is within the range of the soil providing the 

name of the unit, and closely similar soils.

2 consociation

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Domain Name: mapunit_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

4 No Undifferentiated group Two or more similar soils that are not always geographically associated, and are mapped together 

due to them having the same or very similar use and management concerns.

3 undifferentiated group

Domain Name: mapunit_status

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 provisional Provisional A map unit used by the soil survey office leader, but that has not been officially approved for use.

2 No 2 approved Approved A map unit on the current, signed field review report for the respective geographic area.

3 No 3 correlated Correlated A map unit on the signed final correlation document.

4 No 4 additional Additional A map unit that has been used in the past, but that has since been combined with another map unit.

Domain Name: mapunit_text_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 6 edit notes Edit notes Text entries that describe what changes were made to the data and why those changes were made.

2 No Correlation notes Text entries about correlation concerns related to this mapunit, not including mapunit name or 

status changes.

3 correlation notes

3 No 7 map unit description Map unit description Map unit descriptions typically used in a descriptive legend.

4 No 1 nontechnical description Nontechnical description Map unit descriptions converted from SSSD and downloaded to FOCS.

5 No 5 certification statements Certification statements Text entries related to certification of mapunits.

6 No 4 miscellaneous notes Miscellaneous notes Text entries not related to any of the other choices.

7 Yes 2 s5 description SOI5 description

Domain Name: mi_soil_management_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 0a 0a

2 No 2 0b 0b

3 No 3 0c 0c

4 No 8 1.5a 1.5a

5 No 101 1.5a-s 1.5a-s

6 No 9 1.5b 1.5b

7 No 102 1.5b-s 1.5b-s

8 No 10 1.5c 1.5c

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Domain Name: mi_soil_management_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

9 No 11 1.5c-c 1.5c-c

10 No 103 1/5a 1/5a

11 No 104 1/Rbc 1/Rbc

12 No 4 1a 1a

13 No 5 1b 1b

14 No 6 1c 1c

15 No 7 1c-c 1c-c

16 No 12 2.5a 2.5a

17 No 13 2.5a-a 2.5a-a

18 No 14 2.5a-af 2.5a-af

19 No 17 2.5a-cs 2.5a-cs

20 No 16 2.5a-d 2.5a-d

21 No 15 2.5a-s 2.5a-s

22 No 18 2.5b 2.5b

23 No 20 2.5b-cd 2.5b-cd

24 No 19 2.5b-cs 2.5b-cs

25 No 21 2.5b-d 2.5b-d

26 No 22 2.5b-s 2.5b-s

27 No 23 2.5c 2.5c

28 No 24 2.5c-c 2.5c-c

29 No 25 2.5c-cs 2.5c-cs

30 No 26 2.5c-s 2.5c-s

31 No 105 2/3a-f 2/3a-f

32 No 86 2/Ra 2/Ra

33 No 87 2/Rb 2/Rb

34 No 88 2/Rbc 2/Rbc

35 No 27 3/1a 3/1a

36 No 28 3/1b 3/1b

37 No 29 3/1c 3/1c

38 No 30 3/2a 3/2a

39 No 106 3/2a-d 3/2a-d

40 No 31 3/2a-f 3/2a-f

41 No 32 3/2b 3/2b

42 No 33 3/2b-d 3/2b-d

43 No 34 3/2c 3/2c

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Domain Name: mi_soil_management_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

44 No 45 3/5a 3/5a

45 No 46 3/5a-a 3/5a-a

46 No 47 3/5b 3/5b

47 No 48 3/5b-c 3/5b-c

48 No 49 3/5c 3/5c

49 No 89 3/Ra 3/Ra

50 No 90 3/Rbc 3/Rbc

51 No 35 3a 3a

52 No 36 3a-a 3a-a

53 No 37 3a-af 3a-af

54 No 107 3a-d 3a-d

55 No 38 3a-f 3a-f

56 No 39 3a-s 3a-s

57 No 40 3b 3b

58 No 41 3b-a 3b-a

59 No 108 3b-af 3b-af

60 No 42 3b-s 3b-s

61 No 43 3c 3c

62 No 44 3c-s 3c-s

63 No 50 4/1a 4/1a

64 No 110 4/1b 4/1b

65 No 111 4/1c 4/1c

66 No 112 4/2a 4/2a

67 No 113 4/2a-f 4/2a-f

68 No 114 4/2a-hs 4/2a-hs

69 No 51 4/2b 4/2b

70 No 52 4/2b-s 4/2b-s

71 No 53 4/2c 4/2c

72 No 54 4/2c-c 4/2c-c

73 No 91 4/Ra 4/Ra

74 No 92 4/Rbc 4/Rbc

75 No 55 4a 4a

76 No 56 4a-a 4a-a

77 No 57 4a-af 4a-af

78 No 109 4a-h 4a-h

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Domain Name: mi_soil_management_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

79 No 58 4b 4b

80 No 59 4c 4c

81 No 71 5.3a 5.3a

82 No 72 5.7a 5.7a

83 No 60 5/2a 5/2a

84 No 61 5/2b 5/2b

85 No 116 5/2b-h 5/2b-h

86 No 62 5/2c 5/2c

87 No 63 5a 5a

88 No 64 5a-a 5a-a

89 No 65 5a-h 5a-h

90 No 66 5b 5b

91 No 67 5b-h 5b-h

92 No 68 5c 5c

93 No 69 5c-a 5c-a

94 No 70 5c-c 5c-c

95 No 115 5c-h 5c-h

96 No 118 G/Ra G/Ra

97 No 119 G/Rbc G/Rbc

98 No 73 Ga Ga

99 No 117 Ga-d Ga-d

100 No 74 Ga-f Ga-f

101 No 75 Gbc Gbc

102 No 120 Gbc-af Gbc-af

103 No 76 Gc-cd Gc-cd

104 No 77 L-2a L-2a

105 No 78 L-2b L-2b

106 No 79 L-2c L-2c

107 No 80 L-2c-c L-2c-c

108 No 81 L-4a L-4a

109 No 82 L-4c L-4c

110 No 83 L-Mc L-Mc

111 No 93 M/1c M/1c

112 No 94 M/3c M/3c

113 No 121 M/3c-a M/3c-a

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Domain Name: mi_soil_management_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

114 No 95 M/4c M/4c

115 No 96 M/4c-a M/4c-a

116 No 97 M/mc M/mc

117 No 122 M/Ra M/Ra

118 No 98 M/Rc M/Rc

119 No 99 Mc Mc

120 No 100 Mc-a Mc-a

121 No 84 Ra Ra

122 No 85 Rbc Rbc

Domain Name: microrelief_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Microhigh A generic microrelief term applied to slightly elevated areas relative to the adjacent ground surface; 

differences in relief range from several centimeters to several meters; cross sectional profiles can 

be simple or complex and generally consist of gently rounded, convex tops with gently sloping 

sides.

1 microhigh

2 No Microlow A generic microrelief term applied to slightly lower areas relative to the adjacent ground surface; 

differences in relief range from several centimeters to several meters; ; cross sectional profiles can 

be simple or complex and generally consist of subdued, concave, open or closed depressions with 

gently sloping sides.

2 microlow

3 Yes 3 microdepression Microdepression refer to micro-low

4 Yes 4 microknoll Microknoll refer to micro-high.

5 No Microslope A generic Microrelief term applied to areas of nominal surface relief (slightly sloping to level), 

relative to the adjacent ground surface; differences in overall local relief range from several 

centimeters to several meters. Cross-sectional profiles can be simple or complex and generally 

consist of low and gently rounded, convex tops (microhigh) with gently sloping to level sides 

(microslope), and depressional low areas (microlow). Microslopes commonly constitute the 

majority of the land surface area in gilgai and other settings with microrelief. SW.

6 microslope

6 Yes 5 other Other (specified in notes)

Domain Name: mlra_office

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 portland, or Portland, OR

2 No 2 davis, ca Davis, CA

3 No 3 raleigh, nc Raleigh, NC

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Domain Name: mlra_office

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

4 No 4 bozeman, mt Bozeman, MT

5 No 5 denver, co Denver, CO

6 No 6 morgantown, wv Morgantown, WV

7 No 7 auburn, al Auburn, AL

8 No 8 phoenix, az Phoenix, AZ

9 No 9 temple, tx Temple, TX

10 No 10 st. paul, mn St. Paul, MN

11 No 11 indianapolis, in Indianapolis, IN

12 No 12 amherst, ma Amherst, MA

13 Yes 13 morgantown, wv (obsolete) Morgantown, WV (obsolete)

14 Yes 14 raleigh, nc (obsolete) Raleigh, NC (obsolete)

15 Yes 15 auburn, al (obsolete) Auburn, AL (obsolete)

16 Yes 16 little rock, ar (obsolete) Little Rock, AR (obsolete)

17 Yes 17 palmer, ak (obsolete) Palmer, AK (obsolete)

18 Yes 18 lexington, ky (obsolete) Lexington, KY (obsolete)

19 Yes 19 reno, nv (obsolete) Reno, NV (obsolete)

20 Yes 20 salina, ks (obsolete) Salina, KS (obsolete)

21 Yes 21 bismark, nd (obsolete) Bismark, ND (obsolete)

Domain Name: mou_agency_responsible

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 4 bia Bureau of Indian Affairs

2 No 1 blm Bureau of Land Management

3 No 5 co County

4 No 6 div Divison of Conservation

5 Department of Natural 

Resources

No 7 dnr

6 No 8 dod Department of Defense

7 No 9 doe Department of Energy

8 Divison of Conservation 

Services

No 10 dscs

9 No 16 in Indian Nation

10 North Dakota State 

University

No 11 ndsu

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Domain Name: mou_agency_responsible

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

11 No 12 nps National Park Service

12 Natural Resources 

Conservation Service

No 3 nrcs

13 No 13 uaf US Air Force

14 No 14 ui University of Illinois

15 No 2 usfs US Forest Service

16 No 15 vpi Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Domain Name: nh_important_forest_soil_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 IA Group IA Deep, loamy, well drained and moderately well drained soils with few management limitations.

2 No Group IB Deep, loamy or sandy, well drained or moderately well drained soils with few management 

limitations.

2 IB

3 No Group IC Deep, sandy and gravelly, excessively drained through moderately well drained outwash soils with 

few management limitations.

3 IC

4 No 4 IIA Group IIA Diverse group of soils, generally groups IA and IB soils that have management limitations.

5 No 5 IIB Group IIB Poorly drained soils.

6 No 6 NC NC Generally unproductive soils or miscellaneous areas.

Domain Name: observed_soil_moisture_status

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 dry Dry >1500 kPa (>15 bar) suction

2 No 2 very dry Very dry Less than 0.35 of the 15 bar water retention.

3 No 3 moderately dry Moderately dry 0.35 to 0.8 of the 15 bar water retention.

4 No 4 slightly dry Slightly dry 0.8 to 1.0 of the 15 bar water retention.

5 No 5 moist Moist =<1500 to 0.01 kPa ( =<15 bar to 0.00001 bar) suction.

6 No 6 slightly moist Slightly moist 15 bar suction to MWR (see SSM p 91).

7 No 7 moderately moist Moderately moist MWR to UWR water content (see SSM p91).

8 No 8 very moist Very moist UWR to 0.01 bar suction (see SSM p91).

9 No 9 wet Wet <1.0 kPa, or <0.5 for coarse soils, (<0.01 bar or 0.005 for coarse soils) suction.

10 No Wet, non-satiated =>0.01 to 1.0 (0.5 for coarse soils) kPA suction, (=>0.00001 bar to 0.01 bar, 0.005 for coarse 

soils). Water films are visible, sand grains and peds glisten, but no free water is present.

10 wet, non-satiated

11 No 11 wet, satiated Wet, satiated <0.01 kPa (<0.00001 bar) suction; free water present.

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Domain Name: observed_soil_moisture_status

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

12 Saturation from capillary 

fringe

Yes 12 saturation

13 Yes 13 frozen Frozen

Domain Name: parent_material_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 Yes 72 aa aa

2 No Alluvium Unconsolidated clastic material subaerially deposited by running water, including gravel, sand, silt, 

clay, and various mixtures of these.

88 alluvium

3 Yes 3 arkosic-sandstone arkosic-sandstone

4 No Ash flow A highly heated mixture of volcanic gases and ash, traveling down the flank of a volcano or along 

the surface of the ground; produced by the explosive disintegration of viscous lava in a volcanic 

crater, or by the explosive emission of gas-charged ash from a fissure or group of fissures. The 

solid materials contained in a typical ash flow are generally unsorted and ordinarily include volcanic 

dust, pumice, scoria, and blocks in addition to ash.

148 ash flow (pyroclastic)

5 No 124 backswamp deposits Backswamp deposits

6 No Bauxite An off-white to dark red brown weathered detritus or rock composed of aluminum oxides (mainly 

gibbsite with some boehmite and diaspore), iron hydroxides, silica, silt, and especially clay 

minerals. Bauxite originates in tropical and subtropical environments as highly weathered residue 

from carbonate or silicate rocks and can occur in concretionary, earthy, pisolitic or oolitic forms. 

SW & GG

185 bauxite

7 No Beach sand Well sorted, sand-sized, clastic material transported, sorted and deposited primarily by wave action 

and deposited in a shore environment. Compare - eolian sands.

89 beach sand

8 No 127 block glide deposits Block glide deposits

9 Yes 70 breccia-acidic breccia-acidic

10 Yes 74 breccia-basic breccia-basic

11 Yes 48 chalk chalk

12 Yes 45 charcoal charcoal

13 No Cinders Uncemented vitric, vesicular, pyroclastic material, more than 2.0 mm in at least one dimension, with 

an apparent specific gravity (including vesicles) of more than 1.0 and less than 2.0.

21 cinders

14 Yes 46 coal coal

15 No Coastal marl An earthy, unconsolidated deposit of gray to buff-colored mud of low bulk density (dry) composed 

primarily of very fine, almost pure calcium carbonate formed in subaqueous settings that span 

freshwater lacustrine conditions (e.g. Florida Everglades) to saline intertidal settings (e.g. Florida 

Keys) formed by the chemical action of algal mats and organic detritus (periphyton); other marl 

varieties associated with different environments (e.g. freshwater marl, glauconitic marl) also occur. 

Coastal marl can be quite pure or it can be finely disseminated throughout living root mats (e.g. 

mangrove roots) and / or organic soil layers. Compare marl, freshwater marl.

182 coastal marl

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

16 No Colluvium Unconsolidated, unsorted earth material being transported or deposited on side slopes and/or at 

the base of slopes by mass movement (e.g. direct gravitational action) and by local, 

unconcentrated runoff.

90 colluvium

17 No Complex landslide deposits A category of mass movement processes, associated sediments (complex landslide deposit) or 

resultant landforms characterized by a composite of several mass movement processes none of 

which dominates or leaves a prevailing landform. Numerous types of complex landslides can be 

specified by naming the constituent processes evident (e.g. a complex earth spread - earth flow 

landslide). Compare - fall, topple, slide, lateral spread, flow, landslide. SW & DV

153 complex landslide deposits

18 Yes 13 conglomerate conglomerate

19 Yes 15 conglomerate-calcareous conglomerate-calcareous

20 Yes 14 conglomerate-noncalcareous conglomerate-noncalcareous

21 No 91 coprogenic material Coprogenic material

22 No Creep deposits Sediment resulting from slow mass movement of earth material down slopes, caused by gravity but 

facilitated by saturation with water and alternate freezing and thawing.

128 creep deposits

23 No 92 cryoturbate Cryoturbate

24 No Debris avalanche deposits Sediment resulting from the very rapid and usually sudden sliding and flow of incoherent, unsorted 

mixtures of soil and weathered bedrock.

129 debris avalanche deposits

25 No Debris fall deposits The process, associated sediments (debris fall deposit) or resultant landform characterized by a 

rapid type of fall involving the relatively free, downslope movement or collapse of detached, 

unconsolidated material which falls freely through the air (lacks an underlying slip face); sediments 

have substantial proportions of both fine earth and coarse fragments; common along undercut 

stream banks. Compare - rock fall, soil fall, landslide. SW

154 debris fall deposits

26 No Debris flow deposits Sediment resulting from a mass movement of rock fragments, soil, mud, more than half of the 

particles being larger than sand size.

130 debris flow deposits

27 No 131 debris slide deposits Debris slide deposits

28 No Debris spread deposits The process, associated sediments (debris spread deposit) or resultant landforms characterized by 

a very rapid type of spread dominated by lateral movement in a soil and rock mass resulting from 

liquefaction or plastic flow of underlying materials that may be extruded out between intact units; 

sediments have substantial proportions of both fine earth and coarse fragments. Compare - earth 

spread, rock spread, landslide. SW & DV

155 debris spread deposits

29 No Debris topple deposits The process, associated sediments (debris topple deposit) or resultant landform characterized by a 

localized, very rapid type of topple in which large blocks of soil and rock material literally fall over, 

rotating outward over a low pivot point; sediments have substantial proportions of both fine earth 

and coarse fragments. Portions of the original material may remain intact, although reoriented, 

within the resulting debris pile. Compare - earth topple, rock topple, landslide. SW

156 debris topple deposits

30 No Diamicton A nonlithified, nonsorted or poorly sorted sediment that contains a wide range of particle sizes, 

such as coarse fragments contained within a fine earth matrix (e.g. till, pebbly mudstone) and used 

when

93 diamicton

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

31 No Diatomaceous earth A layer of soil material (limnic materials) that is composed of diatoms. Diatomaceous earth is 

identified by several diagnostic criteria such as moist color value which changes on drying as a 

result of the irreversible shrinkage of organic-matter coats on diatoms and either a moist color value 

of 8 or more and a chroma of 2 or less from a saturated sodium-pyrophosphate extract on white 

chromatographic or filter paper, or a cation-exchange capacity of less than 240 cmol (+) per kg 

organic matter (measured by loss on ignition).

94 diatomaceous earth

32 Yes 50 dolomite dolomite

33 No Dredge spoils Unconsolidated, randomly mixed sediments extracted and deposited during dredging and dumping 

activities (e.g. adjoining the Intracoastal Waterway). Dredge spoils lie unconformably upon natural, 

undisturbed soil or regolith and can form anthropogenic landforms (e.g. dredge spoil bank).

180 dredge spoils

34 No Drift A general term applied to all mineral material (clay, silt, sand, gravel, boulders) transported by a 

glacier and deposited directly by or from the ice, or by running water emanating from a glacier. Drift 

includes unstratified material (till) that forms moraines, and stratified deposits that form outwash 

plains, eskers, kames, varves, and glaciofluvial sediments. The term is generally applied to 

Pleistocene glacial deposits in areas that no longer contain glaciers.

97 drift

35 No Earth spread deposits The process, associated sediments (earth spread deposit) or resultant landforms characterized by 

a very rapid type of spread dominated by lateral movement in a soil mass resulting from 

liquefaction or plastic flow of underlying materials that may be extruded out between intact units. 

Compare - debris spread, rock spread, landslide. SW & DV

157 earth spread deposits

36 No Earth topple deposits The process, associated sediments (earth topple deposit) or resultant landform characterized by a 

localized, very rapid type of topple in which large blocks of soil material literally fall over, rotating 

outward over a low pivot point; sediments < 2 mm predominate. Portions of the original material 

may remain intact, although reoriented, within the resulting deposit. Compare - debris topple, rock 

topple, landslide. SW

158 earth topple deposits

37 No 132 earthflow deposits Earthflow deposits

38 No Eolian deposits Material transported and deposited by the wind. Includes earth materials such as dune sands, 

sand sheets, loess deposits, and clay (e.g. parna).

95 eolian deposits

39 No 143 eolian sands Eolian sands Material transported and deposited by the wind, dominated by particles of sand-size (0.05-2 mm).

40 No 96 estuarine deposits Estuarine deposits

41 No Fall deposits (a) A category of mass movement processes, associated sediments (fall deposit), or resultant 

landforms (e.g., rockfall, debris fall, soil fall) characterized by very rapid movement of a mass of 

rock or earth that travels mostly through the air by free fall, leaping, bounding, or rolling, with little or 

no interaction between one moving unit and another. Compare - topple, slide, lateral spread, flow, 

complex landslide, landslide. SW & DV; (b) The mass of material moved by a fall. GG

159 fall deposits

42 No Flow deposits A category of mass movement processes, associated sediments (flow deposit) and landforms 

characterized by slow to very rapid downslope movement of unconsolidated material which, 

whether saturated or comparatively dry, behaves much as a viscous fluid as it moves. Types of 

flows can be specified based on the dominant particle size of sediments (i.e. debris flow (e.g., 

lahar), earth flow (creep, mudflow), rock fragment flow (e.g., rockfall avalanche), debris avalanche]. 

Compare - fall, topple, slide, lateral spread, complex landslide, landslide. SW & DV

160 flow deposits

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43 No Fluviomarine deposits Stratified materials (clay, silt, sand, or gravel) formed by both marine and fluvial processes, 

resulting from sea level flucuations and stream migration (i.e. materials originally deposited in a 

nearshore environment and subsequently reworked by fluvial processes as sea level fell, or vice 

versa as sea level rose).

177 fluviomarine deposits

44 No Freshwater marl A soft, grayish to white, earthy or powdery, usually impure calcium carbonate precipitated on the 

bottoms of present-day freshwater lakes and ponds largely through the chemical action of algal 

mats and organic detritus, or forming deposits that underlie marshes, swamps, and bogs that 

occupy the sites of former (glacial) lakes. The calcium carbonate may range from 90% to less than 

30%. Freshwater marl is usually gray; it has been used as a fertilizer for acid soils deficient in lime. 

Syn.: bog lime. Compare marl, coastal marl.

183 freshwater marl

45 No Glaciofluvial deposits Material moved by glaciers and subsequently sorted and deposited by streams flowing from the 

melting ice. The deposits are stratified and may occur in the form of outwash plains, valley trains, 

deltas, kames, eskers, and kame terraces.

98 glaciofluvial deposits

46 No Glaciolacustrine deposits Material ranging from fine clay to sand derived from glaciers and deposited in glacial lakes by water 

originating mainly from the melting of glacial ice. Many are bedded or laminated with varves or 

rhythmites.

99 glaciolacustrine deposits

47 No Glaciomarine deposits Glacially eroded, terrestrially derived sediments (clay, silt, sand, and gravel) that accumulated on 

the ocean floor. Sediments may be accumulated as an ice-contact deposit, by fluvial transport, icerafting, or eolian transport.

100 glaciomarine deposits

48 Yes 77 glauconite glauconite

49 Yes 56 gneiss gneiss

50 Yes 57 gneiss-acidic gneiss-acidic

51 Yes 58 gneiss-basic gneiss-basic

52 No Greensands a) An unconsolidated, near-shore marine sediment containing substantial amounts of dark greenish 

glauconite pellets, often mingled with clay or sand (quartz may form the dominant constituent); 

prominent in Cretaceous and Tertiary coastal plain strata of New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland; 

has been commercially mined for potassium fertilizer. The term is loosely applied to any glauconitic 

sediment. b) (Not Preferred - use glauconitic sandstone) A sandstone consisting of greensand 

that is commonly poorly cemented, and has a greenish color when unweathered but an orange or 

yellow color when weathered. Compare - glauconite pellets. SW

161 greensands

53 No Grus The fragmental products of in situ granular disintegration of granite and granitic rocks, dominated 

by inter-crystal disintegration.

141 grus

54 No Gypsite An earthy gypsum (CaSO4.2H2O) variety that contains various quantities (i.e. < 50%) of soil 

material, silicate clay minerals and sometimes other salts (e.g. NaCl); found only in arid or semi-arid 

regions as secondary precipitation concentrations or efflorescence associated with rock gypsum or 

gypsum-bearing strata. Compare rock gypsum, rock anhydrite. SW & GG

186 gypsite

55 No Human-transported material Organic or mineral soil material (or any other material that can function as a soil material) that has 

been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human 

activity, usually with the aid of machinery. There has been little or no subsequent reworking by 

wind, gravity, water, or ice. Human transported materials are most commonly associated with 

building sites, mining or dredging operations, land fills, or other similar activities that result in the 

formation of a constructional anthropogenic landform.

184 human-transported material

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

56 Yes 29 igneous igneous

57 Yes 37 igneous-acid (eg., rhyolite) igneous-acid (eg., rhyolite)

58 Yes 36 igneous-andesite igneous-andesite

59 Yes 35 igneous-basalt igneous-basalt

60 Yes 31 igneous-basic (eg., gabbro) igneous-basic (eg., gabbro)

61 Yes 30 igneous-coarse (or intrusive) igneous-coarse (or intrusive)

62 Yes 34 igneous-fine (or extrusive) igneous-fine (or extrusive)

63 Yes 33 igneous-granite igneous-granite

64 igneous-intermediate (eg., 

diorite)

Yes igneous-intermediate (eg., 

diorite)

32

65 Yes 38 igneous-ultrabasic igneous-ultrabasic

66 Yes 5 interbedded sedimentary interbedded sedimentary

67 No 101 lacustrine deposits Lacustrine deposits Clastic sediments and chemical precipitates deposited in lakes.

68 No Lagoonal deposits Sand, silt or clay-sized sediments transported and deposited by wind, currents, and storm 

washover in the relatively low-energy, brackish to saline, shallow waters of a lagoon. Compare - 

marine deposit.

181 lagoonal deposits

69 No 146 lahar deposits Lahar deposits Unconsolidated volcaniclastic material emplaced as mudflows on or near the flanks of a volcano.

70 No Lapilli Non or slightly vesicular pyroclastics, 2.0 to 76 mm in at least one dimension, with an apparent 

specific gravity of 2.0 or more.

147 lapilli

71 No 133 lateral spread deposits Lateral spread deposits

72 Yes 47 limestone limestone

73 Yes 52 limestone-arenaceous limestone-arenaceous

74 Yes 53 limestone-argillaceous limestone-argillaceous

75 Yes 54 limestone-cherty limestone-cherty

76 Yes 51 limestone-phosphatic limestone-phosphatic

77 Yes 7 limestone-sandstone limestone-sandstone

78 Yes 6 limestone-sandstone-shale limestone-sandstone-shale

79 Yes 8 limestone-shale limestone-shale

80 Yes 9 limestone-siltstone limestone-siltstone

81 No Limonite A general 'field' term for various brown to yellowish brown, amorphous- to- cryptocrystalline 

hydrous ferric oxides that are an undetermined mixture of goethite, hematite, and lepidocrocite 

formed by weathering and iron oxidation from iron-bearing, rocks and minerals. SW & GG

187 limonite

82 No 102 loess Loess Material transported and deposited by wind and consisting predominantly of silt size.

83 No 103 loess, calcareous Calcareous loess

84 No Noncalcareous loess Noncalcareous material transported and deposited by wind and consisting predominantly of silt size 

(0.002-0.05 mm).

144 loess, noncalcareous

85 Yes 44 logs and stumps logs and stumps

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86 Yes 49 marble marble

87 No 104 marine deposits Marine deposits

88 No Marl A generic term loosely applied to a variety of materials, most of which occur as an earthy, 

unconsolidated deposit consisting chiefly of an intimate mixture of clay and calcium carbonate 

formed commonly by the chemical action of algae mats and organic detritus (periphyton); 

specifically an earthy substance containing 35-65% clay and 65-35% calcium carbonate mud; 

formed primarily under freshwater lacustrine conditions, but varieties associated with more saline 

environments and higher carbonate contents also occur. Compare coastal marl, freshwater marl,

76 marl

89 No Mass movement deposits Sediment resulting from the dislodgement and downslope transport of soil and rock material as a 

unit under direct gravitational stress. The process includes slow displacements such as creep and 

solifluction, and rapid movements such as landslides, rock slides, and falls, earthflows, debris 

flows, and avalanches. Agents of fluid transport (water, ice, air) may play an important, if 

subordinate role in the process.

105 mass movement deposits

90 Yes 55 metamorphic metamorphic

91 No 106 mine spoil or earthy fill Mine spoil or earthy fill

92 No Coal extraction mine spoil Randomly mixed, earthy materials artificially deposited as a result of either surficial or underground 

coal mining activities.

178 mine spoil, coal extraction

93 Metal ore extraction mine 

spoil

No Randomly mixed, earthy materials artificially deposited as a result of either surficial or underground 

metal-ore mining activities.

mine spoil, metal ore 

extraction

179

94 Yes 81 mixed mixed

95 Yes 83 mixed-calcareous mixed-calcareous

96 mixed-igneous and 

metamorphic

Yes mixed-igneous and 

metamorphic

85

97 mixed-igneous and 

sedimentary

Yes mixed-igneous and 

sedimentary

86

98 mixed-igneous-metamorphic 

and sedimentary

Yes mixed-igneous-metamorphic 

and sedimentary

84

99 mixed-metamorphic and 

sedimentary

Yes mixed-metamorphic and 

sedimentary

87

100 Yes 82 mixed-noncalcareous mixed-noncalcareous

101 No 126 mudflow deposits Mudflow deposits

102 No 107 organic, grassy material Grassy organic material

103 No 41 organic, herbaceous material Herbaceous organic material

104 No 40 organic, mossy material Mossy organic material

105 No 39 organic, unspecified Organic material

106 No 42 organic, woody material Woody organic material

107 No Outwash (a) Stratified detritus (chiefly sand and gravel) removed or "washed out" from a glacier by meltwater streams and deposited in front of or beyond the end moraine or the margin of an active 

glacier. The coarser material is deposited nearer to the ice.

108 outwash

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108 No 125 overbank deposits Overbank deposits

109 Yes 73 pahoehoe pahoehoe

110 No Parna A term used, especially in southeast Australia, for silt and sand-sized aggregates of eolian clay 

occurring in sheets.

145 parna

111 No Pedisediment A layer of sediment, eroded from the shoulder and back slope of an erosional slope, that lies on 

and is, or was, being transported across a pediment.

109 pedisediment

112 No 22 pumice Pumice

113 Yes 65 pyroclastic pyroclastic

114 No Pyroclastic flow A fast density current of pyroclastic material, usually very hot, composed of a mixture of gasses 

and a variety of pyroclastic particles (ash, pumice, scoria, lava fragments, etc.); produced by the 

explosive disintegration of viscous lava in a volcanic crater or by the explosive emission of gascharged ash from a fissure and which tends to follow topographic lows (e.g. valleys) as it moves; 

used in a more general sense than ash flow. Compare - pyroclastic surge, ash flow, nue ardente, 

lahar. SW, SN, GG

175 pyroclastic flow

115 No Pyroclastic surge A low density, dilute, turbulent pyroclastic flow, usually very hot, composed of a generally unsorted 

mixture of gases, ash, pumice and dense rock fragments that travels across the ground at high 

speed and less constrained by topography than a pyroclastic flow; several types of pyroclastic 

surges can be specified (e.g. base surge, ash-cloud-surge). Compare - pyroclastic flow. SW, SN, 

GG

176 pyroclastic surge

116 Yes 64 quartzite quartzite

117 No Residuum Unconsolidated, weathered, or partly weathered mineral material that accumulates by disintegration 

of bedrock in place.

110 residuum

118 No Rock spread deposits The process, associated sediments (rock spread deposit) or resultant landforms characterized by a 

very rapid type of spread dominated by lateral movement in a rock mass resulting from liquefaction 

or plastic flow of underlying materials that may be extruded out between intact units; rock bodies 

predominate. Compare - debris spread, earth spread, landslide. SW & DV

162 rock spread deposits

119 No Rock topple deposits The process, associated sediments (rock topple deposit) or resultant landform characterized by a 

localized, very rapid type of fall in which large blocks of rock material literally fall over, rotating 

outward over a low pivot point; rock bodies predominate (little fine earth). Portions of the original 

material may remain intact, although reoriented, within the resulting deposit. Compare - earth 

topple, debris topple, landslide. SW

163 rock topple deposits

120 No 135 rockfall avalanche deposits Rockfall avalanche deposits

121 No 134 rockfall deposits Rockfall deposits

122 Rotational debris slide 

deposits

No The process, associated sediments (rotational debris slide deposit) or resultant landform 

characterized by an extremely slow to moderately rapid type of slide, composed of comparatively 

dry and largely unconsolidated earthy material, portions of which remain largely intact and in which 

movement occurs along a well-defined, concave shear surface and resulting in a backward rotation 

of the displaced mass; sediments have substantial proportions of both fine earth and coarse 

fragments. The landform may be single, successive (repeated up and down slope), or multiple (as 

the number of slide components increase). Compare - rotational earth slide, rotational rock slide, 

translational slide, lateral spread, landslide. SW & DV

rotational debris slide 

deposits

164

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

123 Rotational earth slide 

deposits

No The process, associated sediments (rotational earth slide deposit) or resultant landform 

characterized by an extremely slow to moderately rapid type of slide, composed of comparatively 

dry and largely unconsolidated earthy material, portions of which remain largely intact and in which 

movement occurs along a well-defined, concave shear surface and resulting in a backward rotation 

of the displaced mass; sediments predominantly fine earth (< 2 mm). The landform may be single, 

successive (repeated up and down slope), or multiple (as the number of slide components 

increase). Compare - rotational debris slide, rotational rock slide, translational slide, lateral spread, 

landslide. SW & DV

165 rotational earth slide deposits

124 No Rotational rock slide deposits The process, associated sediments (rotational rock slide deposit) or resultant landform 

characterized by an extremely slow to moderately rapid type of slide, composed of comparatively 

dry and largely consolidated rock bodies, portions of which remain largely intact but reoriented, and 

in which movement occurs along a well-defined, concave shear surface and resulting in a backward 

rotation of the displaced mass. The landform may be single, successive (repeated up and down 

slope), or multiple (as the number of slide components increase). Compare - rotational debris slide, 

rotational earth slide, translational slide, lateral spread, landslide. SW & DV

166 rotational rock slide deposits

125 No Rotational slide deposits An accumlation of sediment resulting from a mass movement and a process characterized by a 

slide in which shearing takes place on a well defined, curved shear surface, concave upward, 

producing a backward rotation in the displaced mass.

136 rotational slide deposits

126 No Sand flow deposits A flow of wet sand, as along banks of noncohesive clean sand that is subject to scour and to 

repeated fluctuations in pore-water pressure due to rise and fall of the tide. GG

167 sand flow deposits

127 Yes 1 sandstone sandstone

128 Yes 4 sandstone-calcareous sandstone-calcareous

129 Yes 2 sandstone-noncalcareous sandstone-noncalcareous

130 Yes 10 sandstone-shale sandstone-shale

131 Yes 11 sandstone-siltstone sandstone-siltstone

132 No Saprolite - (Provisional definition) Soft, friable, isovolumetrically weathered bedrock that retains the fabric 

and structure of the parent rock (Colman and Dethier, 1986) exhibiting extensive inter-crystal and 

intra-crystal weathering. 

In pedology, saprolite was formerly applied to any unconsolidated residual material underlying the 

soil and grading to hard bedrock below.

142 saprolite

133 Yes 60 schist schist

134 Yes 61 schist-acidic schist-acidic

135 Yes 62 schist-basic schist-basic

136 No Scoria Vesicular, cindery crust or bomb-sized fragments of such material on the surface of andesitic or 

basaltic lava, the vesicular nature of which is due to the escape of volcanic gases before 

solidification; it is usually heavier, darker, and more crystalline than pumice. Synonym - cinder.

23 scoria

137 No Scree A collective term for an accumulation of coarse rock debris or a sheet of coarse debris mantling a 

slope. Scree is not a synonym of talus, as scree includes loose, coarse fragment material on 

slopes without cliffs.

137 scree

138 Yes 75 sedimentary sedimentary

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139 Yes 59 serpentine serpentine

140 Yes 25 shale shale

141 Yes 27 shale-calcareous shale-calcareous

142 Yes 28 shale-clay shale-clay

143 Yes 26 shale-noncalcareous shale-noncalcareous

144 Yes 12 shale-siltstone shale-siltstone

145 Yes 78 siltstone siltstone

146 Yes 80 siltstone-calcareous siltstone-calcareous

147 Yes 79 siltstone-noncalcareous siltstone-noncalcareous

148 Yes 63 slate slate

149 No Slide deposits A category of mass movement processes, associated sediments (slide deposit) or resultant 

landforms (e.g., rotational slide, translational slide, and snowslide) characterized by a failure of 

earth, snow, or rock under shear stress along one or several surfaces that are either visible or may 

reasonably be inferred. The moving mass may or may not be greatly deformed, and movement 

may be rotational (rotational slide) or planar (translational slide). A slide can result from lateral 

erosion, lateral pressure, weight of overlying material, accumulation of moisture, earthquakes, 

expansion owing to freeze-thaw of water in cracks, regional tilting, undermining, fire, and human 

agencies. Compare -fall, topple, lateral spread, flow, complex landslide. SW & DV (b) The track of 

bare rock or furrowed earth left by a slide. (c) The mass of material moved in or deposited by a 

slide. Compare - fall, flow, complex landslide, landslide. SW & GG

168 slide deposits

150 No Slope alluvium Sediment gradually transported on mountain or hill slopes primarily by alluvial processes and 

characterized by particle sorting. In a profile sequence, sediments may be distinguished by 

differences in size and/or specific gravity of coarse fragments and may be separated by stone 

lines. Sorting of rounded or subrounded pebbles or cobbles and burnished peds distinguish these 

materials from unsorted colluvial deposits.

111 slope alluvium

151 No Slump block TheA mass of material torn away as a coherent unit during a landslide; a largely intact but 

displaced and commonly reoriented body of rock or soil. SW & GG

169 slump block

152 No 138 soil fall deposits Soil fall deposits

153 Yes 149 solid rock Solid rock

154 Yes 151 solifluctate Solifluctate

155 No Solifluction deposits A deposit of nonsorted, water-saturated, locally derived earthy material that is moving or has 

moved downslope, en masse, caused by the melting of seasonal frost or permafrost.

170 solifluction deposits

156 No 122 supraglacial debris-flow Supraglacial debris-flow

157 No Talus Rock fragments of any size or shape (usually coarse and angular) derived from and lying at the 

base of a cliff or very steep rock slope. The accumulated mass of such loose broken rock formed 

chiefly by falling, rolling, or sliding.

139 talus

158 No Tephra A collective term for all clastic volcanic materials that are ejected from a vent during an eruption 

and transported through the air, including ash [volcanic ], blocks [volcanic], cinders, lapilli, scoria, 

and pumice. Tephra is a general term which, unlike many volcaniclastic terms, does not denote 

properties of composition, visicularity, or grain size.

112 tephra

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

159 No Ablation till A general term for loose, relatively permeable material deposited during the downwasting of nearly 

static glacial ice, either contained within or accumulated on the surface of the glacier.

113 till, ablation

160 No Basal till Unconsolidated material of mixed composition deposited at the base (bottom) of a glacier [ The 

term emphaizes the e.g. subglacial till. Types of basal till include lodgment, melt-out, and flow till.

114 till, basal

161 No Flow till A till, commonly supraglacial, that is modified and transported by plastic mass flow; also spelled 

flow till. Compare - ablation till, basal till, lodgment till, mass-movement till, slump-till, supraglacial 

melt-out till.

115 till, flow

162 No Lodgment till A basal till commonly characterized by compact, fissile ("platy") structure and containing coarse 

fragments oriented with their long axes generally parallel to the direction of ice movement.

116 till, lodgment

163 No Melt-out till Till derived from slow melting of debris-rich stagnant ice buried beneath sufficient overburden to 

inhibit deformation under gravity, thus preserving structures derived from the parent ice.

117 till, melt-out

164 Yes 118 till, slump Slump till

165 No Subglacial till Till deposited in or by the bottom parts of a glacier or ice sheet; types include lodgement till, 

subglacial flow till; synonym (not preferred; obsolete): basal till. SW & GM

152 till, subglacial

166 No 119 till, supraglacial Supraglacial till

167 No 123 till, supraglacial meltout Supraglacial meltout till

168 No Till Dominantly unsorted and unstratified drift, generally unconsolidated and deposited directly by a 

glacier without subsequent reworking by meltwater, and consisting of a heterogeneous mixture of 

clay, silt, sand, gravel, stones, and boulders; rock fragments of various lithologies are imbedded 

within a finer matrix that can range from clay to sandy loam. Compare - ablation till, basal till, 

flowtill, lodgment till, drift, moraine.

120 till, unspecified

169 No 140 topple deposits Topple deposits

170 Translational debris slide 

deposits

No The process, associated sediments (translational debris slide deposit) or resultant landform 

characterized by an extremely slow to moderately rapid type of slide, composed of comparatively 

dry and largely unconsolidated earthy material, portions or blocks of which remain largely intact and 

in which movement occurs along a well-defined, planar slip face roughly parallel to the ground 

surface and resulting in lateral displacement but no rotation of the displaced mass; sediments have 

substantial proportions of both fine earth and coarse fragments. The landform may be single, 

successive (repeated up and down slope), or multiple (as the number of slide components 

increase). Compare - translational earth slide, translational rock slide, rotational slide lateral 

spread, landslide. SW & DV

translational debris slide 

deposits

172

171 Translational earth slide 

deposits

No The process, associated sediments (translational earth slide deposit) or resultant landform 

characterized by an extremely slow to moderately rapid type of slide, composed of comparatively 

dry and largely unconsolidated earthy material, portions or blocks of which remain largely intact and 

in which movement occurs along a well-defined, planar slip face roughly parallel to the ground 

surface and resulting in lateral displacement but no rotation of the displaced mass; sediments 

predominantly fine earth (< 2 mm). The landform may be single, successive (repeated up and 

down slope), or multiple (as the number of slide components increase). Compare translational 

debris slide, translational rock slide, rotational slide, lateral spread, landslide. SW & DV

translational earth slide 

deposits

173

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

172 Translational rock slide 

deposits

No The process, associated sediments (translational rock slide deposit) or resultant landform 

characterized by an extremely slow to moderately rapid type of slide, composed of comparatively 

dry and largely consolidated rock bodies, portions or blocks of which remain largely intact and in 

which movement occurs along a well-defined, planar slip face roughly parallel to the ground surface 

and resulting in lateral displacement but no rotation of the displaced mass; sediments 

predominantly fine earth (< 2 mm). The landform may be single, successive (repeated up and 

down slope), or multiple (as the number of slide components increase). Compare translational 

debris slide, translational earth slide, rotational slide, lateral spread, landslide. SW & DV

translational rock slide 

deposits

174

173 No Translational slide deposits A category of mass movement processes, associated sediments (translational slide deposit) or 

resultant landforms characterized by the extremely slow to moderately rapid downslope 

displacement of comparatively dry soil-rock material on a surface (slip face) that is roughly parallel 

to the general ground surface, in contrast to falls topples, and rotational slides. The term includes 

such diverse slide types as translational debris slides, translational earth slide, translational rock 

slide, block glides, and slab or flake slides. . Compare - rotational slide, slide, landslide. SW, DV, 

GG

171 translational slide deposits

174 Yes 66 tuff tuff

175 Yes 67 tuff-acidic tuff-acidic

176 Yes 68 tuff-basic tuff-basic

177 Yes 71 tuff-breccia tuff-breccia

178 Yes 150 unconsolidated sediments Unconsolidated sediments

179 No 121 valley side alluvium Valley side alluvium

180 No 16 volcanic ash Volcanic ash Unconsolidated, pyroclastic material less than 2 mm in all dimensions.

181 No 17 volcanic ash, acidic Acidic volcanic ash

182 No 20 volcanic ash, andesitic Andesitic volcanic ash

183 No 19 volcanic ash, basaltic Basaltic volcanic ash

184 No 18 volcanic ash, basic Basic volcanic ash

185 No 24 volcanic bombs Volcanic bombs

186 Yes 69 volcanic breccia Volcanic breccia

187 Yes 43 wood fragments Wood fragments

Domain Name: parent_material_modifier

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 clayey Clayey The soil texture class is clay, sandy clay, or silty clay.

2 No Coarse-loamy The material contains less than 18 percent clay and 15 percent or more particles that are 0.1 to 

75.0 mm in size. The soil texture class is loamy very fine sand, very fine sand, or finer.

2 coarse-loamy

3 No Coarse-silty The material contains less than 18 percent clay and less than 15 percent particles that are 0.1 to 

75.0 mm in size.

3 coarse-silty

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4 No Fine-loamy The material contains 18 to 35 percent clay and 15 percent or more particles that are 0.1 to 75.0 

mm in size.

4 fine-loamy

5 No Fine-silty The material contains 18 to 35 percent clay and less than 15 percent particles that are 0.1 to 75.0 

mm in size.

5 fine-silty

6 No 6 gravelly Gravelly The material contains 15 percent or more rock fragments.

7 No 7 loamy Loamy The soil texture class is sandy loam, sandy clay loam, clay loam, silt, silt loam, or silty clay loam.

8 No 8 sandy Sandy The soil texture class is sand or loamy sand.

9 No Sandy and gravelly The soil texture class contains sand or loamy sand, and the material contains 15 percent or more 

rock fragments.

9 sandy and gravelly

10 No 10 sandy and silty Sandy and silty The soil texture class is sand or loamy sand and silt or silt loam.

11 No 11 silty Silty The soil texture class is silt or silt loam.

12 No 12 silty and clayey Silty and clayey The soil texture class is silt or silt loam and clay, sandy clay, or silty clay.

13 No Sandy and loamy The soil texture class is sand or loamy sand and sandy loam, sandy clay loam, clay loam, silt, silt 

loam, or silty clay loam.

13 sandy and loamy

Domain Name: parent_material_origin

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 65 aa lava Aa lava A type of lava flow having a rough, jagged, clinkery surface. Compare - pahoehoe lava. GG & MA

2 Yes 17 acidic-ash Acidic-ash

3 No 102 amphibolite Amphibolite

4 No 36 andesite Andesite

5 Yes 20 andesitic-ash Andesitic-ash

6 No Rock anhydrite A sedimentary rock (evaporite) composed chiefly of mineral anhydrite (anhydrous CaSO4); The 

rock is generally massive, cryptocrystalline, and may exhibit rhythmic sedimentation (rhymites). 

Compare - rock gypsum, rock halite. SW

154 anhydrite, rock

7 No 121 anorthosite Anorthosite

8 No 108 arenite Arenite

9 No 119 argillite Argillite

10 No 3 arkose Arkose

11 No 35 basalt Basalt

12 Yes 19 basaltic-ash Basaltic-ash

13 Yes 18 basic-ash Basic-ash

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

14 No Bauxite An off-white to dark red brown weathered detritus or rock composed of aluminum oxides (mainly 

gibbsite with some boehmite and diaspore), iron hydroxides, silica, silt, and especially clay 

minerals. Bauxite originates in tropical and subtropical environments as highly weathered residue 

from carbonate or silicate rocks and can occur in concretionary, earthy, pisolitic or oolitic forms. 

SW & GG

152 bauxite

15 No 115 breccia, non-volcanic Non-volcanic breccia

16 No 122 breccia, non-volcanic, acidic Acidic Non-volcanic breccia

17 No 123 breccia, non-volcanic, basic Basic Non-volcanic breccia

18 No 40 chalk Chalk

19 No Chert A hard, extremely dense or compact, dull to semivitreous, cryptocrystalline sedimentary rock, 

consisting dominantly of interlocking crystals of quartz less than about 30 mm in diameter; it may 

contain amorphous silica (opal). It sometimes contains impurities such as calcite, iron oxide, or the 

remains of silicious and other organisims. It has a tough, splintery to conchoidal fracture and may 

be white or variously colored gray, green, blue, pink, red, yellow, brown, and black. Chet occurs 

principally as nodular or concretionary segregations in limestones and dolomites.

111 chert

20 Yes Cinders Uncemented vitric, vesicular, pyroclastic material, more than 2.0 mm in at least one dimension, with 

an apparent specific gravity (including vesicles) of more than 1.0 and less than 2.0. Compare - ash 

[volcanic], block [volcanic], lapilli, tephra. KST

21 cinders

21 No 109 claystone Claystone

22 No 87 coal Coal

23 No Calcareous conglomerate A coarse-grained, clastic sedimentary rock composed of rounded to subangular rock fragments 

larger than 2 mm, commonly with a matrix of sand and finer material; cements include silica, 

calcium carbonate, and iron oxides. The consolidated equivalent of gravel.

15 conglomerate, calcareous

24 Yes Noncalcareous conglomerate A coarse-grained, clastic sedimentary rock composed of rounded to subangular rock fragments 

larger than 2 mm, commonly with a matrix of sand and finer material; cements include silica, 

calcium carbonate, and iron oxides. The consolidated equivalent of gravel.

14 conglomerate, noncalcareous

25 No 13 conglomerate, unspecified Conglomerate

26 No 92 dacite Dacite

27 No 95 diabase Diabase

28 No Diatomite A light-colored, soft, siliceous sedimentary rock consisting chiefly of opaline diatom frustules 

deposited in a lacustrine or marine environment. Diatomite has a number of uses owing to its high 

surface area, absorptive capacity, and relative chemical stability but the term is generally reserved 

for deposits of actual or potential commercial value.

162 diatomite

29 No 80 diorite Diorite

30 No Dolomite A carbonate sedimentary rock consisting chiefly (more than 50 percent by weight or by areal 

percentages under the microscope) of the mineral dolomite.

42 dolomite (dolostone)

31 Yes Ejecta-ash Unconsolidated, pyroclastic material less than 2 mm in all dimensions. Commonly called "volcanic 

ash". Compare - block [volcanic], cinders, lapilli, tephra.

16 ejecta-ash

32 No 124 fanglomerate Fanglomerate

33 No 81 gabbro Gabbro

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

34 Yes 69 glauconite Glauconite

35 No 48 gneiss Gneiss

36 No 143 gneiss, biotite Biotite gneiss

37 No 144 gneiss, granodioritic Granodioritic gneiss

38 No 145 gneiss, hornblende Hornblende gneiss

39 No 147 gneiss, migmatitic Migmatitic gneiss

40 No 148 gneiss, muscovite-biotite Muscovite-biotite gneiss

41 Yes 49 gneiss-acidic Gneiss-acidic

42 Yes 50 gneiss-basic Gneiss-basic

43 No 33 granite Granite

44 No 138 granite and gneiss Granite and gneiss

45 No Granitoid a) In the IUGS classification, a preliminary term for (for field use) for a plutonic rock with Q (quartz) 

between 20 and 40 (%). b) A general term for all phaneritic igneous rocks (mineral crystals visible 

unaided and all about the same size) dominated by quartz and feldspars.

151 granitoid

46 No 96 granodiorite Granodiorite

47 No 103 granofels Granofels

48 No 116 granulite Granulite

49 No 88 graywacke Graywacke

50 No 104 greenstone Greenstone

51 No Rock gypsum A sedimentary rock (evaporite) composed primarily of mineral gypsum (CaSO4.2H2O). The rock is 

generally massive, ranges from coarse crystalline to fine granular, may show disturbed bedding 

due to hydration expansion of parent anhydrite (anhydrous CaSO4), and may exhibit rhythmic 

sedimentation (rhymites). Compare - gypsite. GG

89 gypsum, rock

52 No 155 halite, rock Rock halite A sedimentary rock (evaporite) composed primarily of halite (NaCl). SW

53 No 84 hornfels Hornfels

54 Igneous and metamorphic 

rock

No 77 igneous and metamorphic

55 Igneous and sedimentary 

rock

No 78 igneous and sedimentary

56 Yes 37 igneous, acid Acid igneous rock

57 Yes 31 igneous, basic Basic igneous rock

58 Yes 30 igneous, coarse crystal Coarse igneous crystal

59 Yes 34 igneous, fine crystal Fine igneous crystal

60 Yes 32 igneous, intermediate Intermediate igneous rock

61 Igneous, metamorphic and 

sedimentary rock

No igneous, metamorphic and 

sedimentary

76

62 Yes 38 igneous, ultrabasic Ultrabasic igneous rock

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

63 No 29 igneous, unspecified Igneous rock

64 No 114 ignimbrite Ignimbrite

65 Interbedded sedimentary 

rock

No 5 interbedded sedimentary

66 No 93 latite Latite

67 No 137 limestone and dolomite Limestone and dolomite

68 No 7 limestone and sandstone Limestone and sandstone

69 No 8 limestone and shale Limestone and shale

70 No 9 limestone and siltstone Limestone and siltstone

71 No 44 limestone, arenaceous Arenaceous limestone

72 No 45 limestone, argillaceous Argillaceous limestone

73 No 46 limestone, cherty Cherty limestone

74 No Coral limestone An informal term for massive limestone composed primarily of coral and coral fragments commonly 

associated with marine islands or coral reefs in tropical or subtropical waters. Compare - coral 

island. SW

153 limestone, coral

75 No 43 limestone, phosphatic Phosphatic limestone

76 Limestone, sandstone, and 

shale

No limestone, sandstone and 

shale

6

77 No Limestone A sedimentary rock consisting chiefly (more than 50 percent) of calcium carbonate, primarily in the 

form of calcite. Limestones are usually formed by a combination of organic and inorganic 

processes and include chemical and clastic (soluble and insoluble) constituents; many contain 

fossils.

39 limestone, unspecified

78 No Limonite A general 'field' term for various brown to yellowish brown, amorphous- to- cryptocrystalline 

hydrous ferric oxides that are an undetermined mixture of goethite, hematite, and lepidocrocite 

formed by weathering and iron oxidation from iron-bearing, rocks and minerals. SW & GG

156 limonite

79 No 41 marble Marble

80 Yes Marl An earthy, unconsolidated deposit consisting chiefly of calcium carbonate mixed with clay in 

approximately equal proportions (35 to 65 percent of each); formed primarily under freshwater 

lacustrine conditions, but varieties associated with more saline environments also occur.

68 marl

81 No 85 metaconglomerate Metaconglomerate

82 Metamorphic and 

sedimentary rock

No metamorphic and 

sedimentary

79

83 Yes 140 metamorphic, acidic Acidic metamorphic rock

84 Yes 142 metamorphic, basic Basic metamorphic rock

85 No Metamorphic rock Rock of any origin altered in mineralogical composition, chemical composition, or structure by heat, 

pressure, and movement at depth in the earth's crust. Nearly all such rocks are crystalline. 

Examples: schist, gneiss, quartzite, slate, marble.

47 metamorphic, unspecified

86 No 105 metaquartzite Metaquartzite

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

87 No metasedimentary, Metasedimentary rock

unspecified

125

88 No 146 metasiltstone Metasiltstone

89 No 106 metavolcanics Metavolcanics

90 No 117 migmatite Migmatite

91 Yes 73 mixed Mixed

92 Yes 75 mixed-calcareous Mixed-calcareous

93 Yes 74 mixed-noncalcareous Mixed-noncalcareous

94 No 97 monzonite Monzonite

95 No Mudstone a) a blocky or massive, fine-grained sedimentary rock in which the proportions of clay and silt are 

approximately equal b) A general term that includes clay, silt, claystone, siltstone, shale, and 

argillite, and that should be used only when the amounts of clay and silt are not known or cannot be 

precisely identified.

110 mudstone

96 No 107 mylonite Mylonite

97 No Novaculite A dense, extremely finely grained, even-textured, siliceous, sedimentary rock similar to chert. It is 

hard, white to grayish-black in color, translucent on thin edges, has a dull to waxy luster, and 

displays smooth conchoidal fracture when broken. 

Novaculite principally occurs in the Marathon Uplift of Texas and Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas 

and Oklahoma where it forms erosion resistant ridges. Novaculite appears to form from chert 

recrystallization with microcrystalline quartz dominant over cryptocrystalline chalcedony. At the 

Ouachita Mountains type occurrence, novaculite formed by low-grade, thermal metamorphism of 

bedded chert. Novaculite is commercially quarried as a whetstone or oilstone. Compare - chert. 

GG & SW

157 novaculite

98 No 82 obsidian Obsidian

99 No 120 orthoquartzite Orthoquartzite

100 No 66 pahoehoe lava Pahoehoe lava A type of basaltic lava flow having a smooth, billowy or rope-like surface. Compare - a'a lava.

101 No 98 peridotite Peridotite

102 No 86 phyllite Phyllite

103 No Porcellanite An indurated or baked clay or shale with a dull, light-colored, cherty appearance, often found in the 

roof or floor of a burned-out coal seam.

91 porcellanite

104 No Pumice A light-colored, vesicular, glassy rock commonly having the composition of rhyolite. It commonly 

has a specific gravity of < 1.0 and is thereby sufficiently buoyant to float on water. Compare - 

scoria, tephra.

22 pumice

105 No 57 pyroclastic (consolidated) Pyroclastic rock

106 No 99 pyroxenite Pyroxenite

107 No 127 quartz-diorite Quartz-diorite

108 No 56 quartzite Quartzite

109 No 128 quartz-monzonite Quartz-monzonite

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

110 No 83 rhyolite Rhyolite

111 No 10 sandstone and shale Sandstone and shale

112 No 11 sandstone and siltstone Sandstone and siltstone

113 No 4 sandstone, calcareous Calcareous sandstone

114 No 139 sandstone, glauconitic Glauconitic sandstone

115 Yes 2 sandstone, noncalcareous Noncalcareous sandstone

116 No 1 sandstone, unspecified Sandstone Sedimentary rock containing dominantly sand-size clastic particles.

117 No 133 sandstone, volcanic Volcanic sandstone

118 Yes 141 schist and phyllite Schist and phyllite

119 Yes 53 schist, acidic Acidic schist

120 Yes 54 schist, basic Basic schist

121 No Biotite schist A strongly foliated crystalline rock formed by dynamic metamorphism that has well-developed 

parallelism of more than 50 percent of the minerals present, primarily biotite.

159 schist, biotite

122 No 149 schist, graphitic Graphitic schist

123 No 126 schist, mica Mica schist

124 No Muscovite schist A strongly foliated crystalline rock formed by dynamic metamorphism that has well-developed 

parallelism of more than 50 percent of the minerals present, primarily muscovite.

160 schist, muscovite

125 No Sericite schist A strongly foliated crystalline rock formed by dynamic metamorphism that has well-developed 

parallelism of more than 50 percent of the minerals present, primarily sericite. A fine-grained 

muscovite

161 schist, sericite

126 No 52 schist, unspecified Schist

127 No Scoria Vesicular, cindery crust or bomb-sized fragments of such material on the surface of andesitic or 

basaltic lava, the vesicular nature of which is due to the escape of volcanic gases before 

solidification; it is usually heavier, darker, and more crystalline than pumice. Synonym - cinder. 

Compare - pumice, tephra.

23 scoria

128 No Sedimentary rock A consolidated deposit of clastic particles, chemical precipitates, and organic remains accumulated 

at or near the surface of the earth under "normal" low temperature and pressure conditions. 

Sedimentary rocks include consolidated equivalents of alluvium, colluvium, drift, and eolian, 

lacustrine, marine deposits; e.g., sandstone, siltstone, mudstone, clay-stone, shale, conglomerate, 

limestone, dolomite, coal, etc. Compare - sediment.

67 sedimentary, unspecified

129 No 51 serpentinite Serpentinite

130 No 12 shale and siltstone Shale and siltstone

131 No 90 shale, acid Acid shale

132 No 27 shale, calcareous Calcareous shale

133 No 28 shale, clayey Clayey shale

134 Yes 26 shale, noncalcareous Noncalcareous shale

135 No Shale Sedimentary rock formed by induration of a clay, silty clay, or silty clay loam deposit and having the 

tendency to split into thin layers, i.e., fissility.

25 shale, unspecified

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

136 No Siltite A compact, weakly metamorphosed rock formed by alteration of siltstone, mudstone, or silty shale. 

Siltite is more indurated than mudstone or shale and lacks either shale fissility or slate-like 

cleavage. Siltite differs from argillite in that silt-size grains (0.002 to 0.062 mm) rather than clay-size 

(<0.002 mm) dominate the matrix. Siltite differs from siltstone, mudstone, or shale in that it exhibits 

very low to low grade metamorphic or diagenetic layer silicate and feldspar alteration to sericite, 

chlorite, and albite (subgreenschist to greenschist metamorphic facies) (Maxwell, 1973; Kidder, 

1987).

158 siltite

137 No 72 siltstone, calcareous Calcareous siltstone

138 Yes 71 siltstone, noncalcareous Noncalcareous siltstone

139 No 70 siltstone, unspecified Siltstone Sedimentary rock containing dominantly silt-size clastic particles.

140 No 55 slate Slate

141 No 150 slate, sulfidic Sulfidic slate

142 No 118 soapstone Soapstone

143 No 100 syenite Syenite

144 No 101 syenodiorite Syenodiorite

145 No 129 tachylite Tachylite

146 No 130 tonalite Tonalite

147 No 94 trachyte Trachyte

148 No 112 travertine Travertine

149 No 113 tufa Tufa

150 No 64 tuff breccia Tuff breccia

151 No 59 tuff, acidic Acidic tuff

152 No 60 tuff, basic Basic tuff

153 No 58 tuff, unspecified Tuff A compacted deposit that is 50 percent or more volcanic ash and dust.

154 No 132 tuff, welded Welded tuff

155 No 131 ultramafic, unspecified Ultramafic rock

156 Volcanic and metamorphic 

rock

No 136 volcanic and metamorphic

157 Volcanic and sedimentary 

rock

No 135 volcanic and sedimentary

158 Yes 24 volcanic bombs Volcanic bombs

159 No 62 volcanic breccia, acidic Acidic volcanic breccia

160 No 63 volcanic breccia, basic Basic volcanic breccia

161 No 61 volcanic breccia, unspecified Volcanic breccia

162 No Volcanic rock A generally fine-grained or glassy igneous rock resulting from volcanic action at or near the Earth's 

surface, either ejected explosively or extruded as lava. The term includes near-surface intrusions 

that form a part of the volcanic structure.

134 volcanic, unspecified

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Domain Name: plasticity

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 2 nonplastic Nonplastic A roll of soil 4cm long x 6mm diameter cannot support itself when held on end.

2 No 3 slightly plastic Slightly plastic A roll of soil 4cm long x 6mm diameter supports itself when held on end; a 4mm roll does not.

3 No 1 moderately plastic Moderately plastic A roll of soil 4cm long x 4mm diameter supports itself when held on end; a 2mm roll does not.

4 No 4 very plastic Very plastic A roll of soil 4cm long x 2mm diameter supports itself when held on end.

Domain Name: ponding_duration_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 very brief Very brief (4 to 48 hours) 4 hours to 48 hours

2 No 2 brief Brief (2 to 7 days) 2 days to 7 days

3 No 3 long Long (7 to 30 days) 7 days to 30 days

4 Very long (more than 30 

days)

No 4 very long More than 30 days

Domain Name: ponding_frequency_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 none None No reasonable possibility of ponding, near 0 percent chance on ponding in any year.

2 No Rare Ponding unlikely but possible under unusual weather conditions; from nearly 0 to 5 percent chance 

of ponding in any year, or nearly 0 to 5 times in 100 years.

2 rare

3 No Occasional Ponding is expected infrequently under usual weather conditions; 5 to 50 percent chance of 

ponding in any year, or 5 to 50 times in 100 years.

3 occasional

4 Yes 5 common Common

5 No Frequent Ponding is likely to occur under usual weather conditions; more than 50 percent chance in any 

year, or more than 50 times in 100 years.

4 frequent

Domain Name: ponding_frequency_map_legend

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 0-14% 0-14%

2 No 2 15-49% 15-49%

3 No 3 50-74% 50-74%

4 No 4 75-100% 75-100%

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Domain Name: pore_continuity_vertical

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 2 low Low <1 cm vertical distance

2 No 3 moderate Moderate 1 to <10 cm vertical distance.

3 No 1 high High =>10 cm vertical distance.

Domain Name: pore_root_size

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 Yes 12 micro Micro

2 Yes 13 micro and fine Micro and fine

3 Yes 14 micro to medium Micro to medium

4 No 9 very fine Very fine <1 mm in diameter.

5 Yes 2 very fine and fine Very fine and fine <2 mm in diameter

6 Yes 10 very fine to medium Very fine to medium <5 mm in diameter

7 Yes 11 very fine to coarse Very fine to coarse <10 mm in diameter

8 No 1 fine Fine 1 to <2 mm in diameter.

9 Yes 3 fine and medium Fine and medium 1 to <5 mm in diameter

10 Yes 4 fine to coarse Fine to coarse 1 to <10 mm in diameter

11 No 5 medium Medium 2 to <5 mm in diameter.

12 Yes 6 medium and coarse Medium and coarse 2 to <10 mm in diameter

13 No 7 coarse Coarse 5 to <10 mm in diameter.

14 No 8 very coarse Very coarse =>10 mm in diameter.

Domain Name: pore_shape

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 Yes 8 constricted tubular Constricted tubular

2 Yes 5 continuous tubular Continuous tubular

3 No 7 dendritic tubular Dendritic tubular Cylindrical, elongated, branching voids (e.g. empty root channels).

4 Yes 6 discontinuous tubular Discontinuous tubular

5 Yes 1 filled with coarse material Filled with coarse material

6 No 3 interstitial Interstitial Primary packing voids between soil particles (e.g. voids between sand grains and rock fragments).

7 Yes 4 interstitial and tubular Interstitial and tubular

8 No 12 irregular Irregular Non-connected cavities or chambers of various shapes (e.g. vughs).

9 Yes 13 total porosity Total porosity

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Domain Name: pore_shape

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

10 No 9 tubular Tubular Cylindrical, elongated voids (e.g. worm tunnels).

11 No 10 vesicular Vesicular Ovoid to spherical shaped voids (e.g. solidified gaseous bubbles concentrated just below a crust).

12 Yes 11 vesicular and tubular Vesicular and tubular

13 Yes 2 void between rock fragments Void between rock fragments

Domain Name: potential_frost_action

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 none None

2 No 2 low Low

3 No 3 moderate Moderate

4 No 4 high High

Domain Name: restriction_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Abrupt textural change This term is NOT the same as the identically named soil characteristic defined in Soil Taxonomy. It 

is characterized by an increase of 20 percent or more clay content (absolute) within a vertical 

distance of 7.5 cm or less. The increase in clay content can occur anywhere in the soil profile. It is 

root restrictive.

1 abrupt textural change

2 No Densic bedrock This is composed of non-cemented material that is commonly or locally referred to as "bedrock". It 

meets the criteria of "densic materials" as defined in Soil Taxonomy.

19 bedrock, densic

3 No Lithic bedrock Material underlying a Lithic Contact as defined in Soil Taxonomy.

The material is virtually continuous within the limits of a pedon. Cracks that can be penetrated by 

roots are 10 cm or more apart. When moist, hand digging with a spade is impractical although the 

material may be chipped or scratched. Rupture resistance class is at least strongly cemented. 

Commonly, the material is indurated.

10 bedrock, lithic

4 No Paralithic bedrock Material underlying a Paralithic Contact as defined in Soil Taxonomy.

The material is virtually continuous within the limits of a pedon. Cracks that can be penetrated by 

roots are 10 cm or more apart. Rupture resistance is extremely weakly cemented to moderately 

cemented. Commonly, the material is partially weathered bedrock or weakly consolidated bedrock 

such as sandstone, siltstone or shale.

13 bedrock, paralithic

5 No Cemented horizon Cemented earthy material that does not meet the criteria for any other specificly defined types. 

This material does not slake in water.

20 cemented horizon

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Domain Name: restriction_kind

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

6 No Densic material Material underlying a densic contact as defined in Soil Taxonomy.

The material is virtually continuous within the limits of a pedon. Cracks that can be penetrated by 

roots are 10 cm or more apart. The material is relatively unaltered and has a noncemented rupture 

resistance class. Commonly, the material is earthy material such as till, volcanic mudflows, and 

mechanically compacted materials, but noncemented rocks can be densic materials if they are 

dense or resistance enough to keep roots from entering, except in cracks.

3 densic material

7 No 4 duripan Duripan

8 No 6 fragipan Fragipan

9 Human-manufactured 

materials

No Nearly continuous, horizontally oriented human-manufactured materials. Examples include 

geotextile liners, asphalt, concrete, rubber, and plastic.

human-manufactured 

materials

21

10 No 11 natric Natric

11 No 12 ortstein Ortstein

12 No 8 permafrost Permafrost

13 No 2 petrocalcic Petrocalcic

14 No 5 petroferric Petroferric

15 No 7 petrogypsic Petrogypsic

16 No 14 placic Placic

17 No 9 plinthite Plinthite

18 No 15 salic Salic

19 Strongly contrasting textural 

stratification

No 1) The same as "strongly contrasting particle-size classes" described in the Keys to Soil Taxonomy 

except that the thickness requirement of 12.5 cm or more for each of the contrasting particle-size 

classes is waived. The term is applied to the entire soil profile not just the particle-size control 

section. In the context of how it is to be used for identifying a kind of restriction, it is root restrictive. 

2) Stratified soil textures that differ significantly enough as to restrict the movement of water and air 

through the soil, or that provide an unfavorable root environment. It is in all cases root restrictive.

strongly contrasting textural 

stratification

16

20 No 17 sulfuric Sulfuric

21 Yes 18 undefined Undefined

Domain Name: rule_design

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No class The rule is designed to result in the soil being interpreted as a member of a discrete class. 

Reportable features are those with fuzzy values closest to 1. The fuzzy values of child-rules will be 

sorted in descending order.

3 class

2 No limitation The rule is designed in a manner such that the higher the fuzzy value, the more limited the soil is 

for the stated use. The fuzzy values, of child-rules, closest to 1 represent the most limiting features 

and will be sorted in descending order.

1 limitation

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Domain Name: rule_design

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3 No suitability The rule is designed in a manner such that the higher the fuzzy value, the better suited the soil is 

for the stated use. The fuzzy values, of child-rules, closest to 0 represent the most limiting features 

and will be sorted in ascending order.

2 suitability

Domain Name: runoff

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 Yes 7 ponded Ponded

2 No 4 negligible Negligible

3 No 6 very low Very low

4 No 2 low Low

5 No 3 medium Medium

6 No 1 high High

7 No 5 very high Very high

Domain Name: rupture_resist_block_cem

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 noncemented Noncemented Stress applied ranges from 0 to 8 newtons. (SSM)

2 No 6 extremely weakly Extremely weakly cemented Stress applied ranges from 8 to 20 newtons. (SSM)

3 No 7 very weakly Very weakly cemented Stress applied ranges from 20 to 40 newtons. (SSM)

4 No 9 weakly Weakly cemented Stress applied ranges from 40 to 80 newtons. (SSM)

5 Yes 5 weakly cemented Weakly cemented* Stress applied ranges from 8 to 80 newtons. (SSM)

6 No 10 moderately Moderately cemented Stress applied ranges from 80 to 160 newtons. (SSM)

7 Yes 3 moderately cemented Moderately cemented* Stress applied ranges from 80 to 800 newtons. (SSM)

8 No 11 strongly Strongly cemented Stress applied ranges from 160 to 800 newtons. (SSM)

9 Yes 4 strongly cemented Strongly cemented* Stress applied ranges from 800 newtons to 3 joules. (SSM)

10 No 8 very strongly Very strongly cemented Stress applied ranges from 800 newtons to 3 joules. (SSM)

11 No 2 indurated Indurated Stress applied is greater than or equal 3 joules. (SSM)

12 Yes 12 extremely strong Extremely strong

13 Yes 13 H hard

14 Yes 14 S soft

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Domain Name: rupture_resist_block_dry

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 loose Loose Aggregated or block-type specimen not obtainable.

2 No 2 soft Soft Stress applied ranges from 0 to 8 newtons. (SSM)

3 No 3 slightly hard Slightly hard Stress applied ranges from 8 to 20 newtons. (SSM)

4 Yes 11 somewhat hard Somewhat hard

5 No 4 moderately hard Moderately hard Stress applied ranges from 20 to 40 newtons. (SSM)

6 No 5 hard Hard Stress applied ranges from 40 to 80 newtons. (SSM)

7 No 6 very hard Very hard Stress applied ranges from 80 to 160 newtons. (SSM)

8 No 7 extremely hard Extremely hard Stress applied ranges from 160 to 800 newtons. (SSM)

9 No 8 rigid Rigid Stress applied ranges from 800 newtons to 3 joules. (SSM)

10 No 9 very rigid Very rigid Stress applied is greater than or equal 3 joules. (SSM)

11 Yes 10 hard when dry Hard when dry Stress applied ranges from 20 to 80 newtons. (SSM)

Domain Name: rupture_resist_block_moist

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 loose Loose Aggregated or block-type specimen not obtainable.

2 No 2 very friable Very friable Stress applied ranges from 0 to 8 newtons. (SSM)

3 No 3 friable Friable Stress applied ranges from 8 to 20 newtons. (SSM)

4 Yes 12 slightly firm Slightly firm

5 No 4 firm Firm Stress applied ranges from 20 to 40 newtons. (SSM)

6 No 5 very firm Very firm Stress applied ranges from 40 to 80 newtons. (SSM)

7 No 6 extremely firm Extremely firm Stress applied ranges from 80 to 160 newtons. (SSM)

8 Yes 10 extremely firm when moist Extremely firm when moist Stress applied ranges from 80 to 800 newtons. (SSM)

9 Yes 11 extremely firm* Extremely firm*

10 No 7 slightly rigid Slightly rigid Stress applied ranges from 160 to 800 newtons. (SSM)

11 No 8 rigid Rigid Stress applied ranges from 800 newtons to 3 joules. (SSM)

12 No 9 very rigid Very rigid Stress applied is greater than or equal 3 joules. (SSM)

Domain Name: rupture_resist_plate

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 2 extremely weak Extremely weak

2 No 7 very weak Very weak

3 No 8 weak Weak

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

4 No 3 moderate Moderate

5 No 4 moderately strong Moderately strong

6 No 5 strong Strong

7 No 6 very strong Very strong

8 No 1 extremely strong Extremely strong

Domain Name: sdv_attribute_logical_data_type

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 Choice Choice

2 No 2 Float Float

3 No 3 Integer Integer

4 No 4 String String

5 No 5 Vtext Vtext

Domain Name: site_index_curves

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 2 010 Gevorkiantz 1956a (010)

2 No 3 011 Carmean, Hahn 1981 (011)

3 No 4 020 Lloyd 1970a (020)

4 No 5 030 Schumacher 1926 (030)

5 Yes 6 031 Cochran 1979a (031)

6 No 7 032 Dolph 1987 (032)

7 No 8 035 Cochran 1979a (035)

8 Mathiasen, Olsen, 

Edminster 2006 (037)

No 152 037

9 No 1 05 Hoyer, Herman 1989 (05)

10 No 11 050 Schumacher 1928 (050)

11 No 12 055 Dolph 1991 (055)

12 Herman, Curtis, DeMars 

1978 (060)

No 13 060

13 No 14 070 Lloyd 1971a (070)

14 No 17 071 Carmean 1978 (071)

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

15 Brendemuehl, McComb, 

Thomson 1961 (075)

No 18 075

16 No 15 094 Lloyd 1971b (094)

17 No 16 095 Carmean 1978 (095)

18 Worthington, Johnson, 

Staebler, Lloyd 1960 (100)

No 19 100

19 No 20 105 Harrington, Curtis 1986 (105)

20 No 21 120 Lloyd 1971a (120)

21 No 22 121 Carmean 1978 (121)

22 No 23 130 Cooley 1958, 1962 (130)

23 No 24 131 Carmean 1978 (131)

24 No 25 140 Lloyd 1971a (140)

25 No 26 141 Gregory, Krinard 1965 (141)

26 No 36 150 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (150)

27 No 30 151 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (151)

28 No 31 153 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (153)

29 No 32 154 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (154)

30 No 33 155 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (155)

31 No 34 156 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (156)

32 No 28 157 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (157)

33 No 29 158 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (158)

34 No 38 160 Korstian, Brush 1931 (160)

35 No 39 165 Hampf 1965 (165)

36 No 40 166 Carmean 1978 (166)

37 No 41 170 Lloyd 1971a (170)

38 No 42 171 Carmean 1978 (171)

39 No 45 190 Kellog 1939a (190)

40 Losche, Schlesinger 1975 

(191)

No 46 191

41 Losche, Schlesinger 1975 

(192)

No 47 192

42 No 50 200 Howell 1940 (200)

43 No 49 202 Chojnacky 1986 (202)

44 No 48 210 Sauerwein 1982 (210)

45 No 51 220 T.V.A. 1948 (220)

46 No 52 230 Stone 1957 (230)

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

47 No 54 235 Gevorkiantz 1957a (235)

48 No 53 240 Aird, Stone 1955 (240)

49 No 55 260 Cummings 1937 (260)

50 No 56 261 Cochran 1985 (261)

51 Schmidt, Shearer, Roe 1976 

(265)

No 57 265

52 No 27 300 Dolph 1983 (300)

53 Broadfoot, Krinard 1959 

(330)

No 35 330

54 No 43 331 Carmean 1978 (331)

55 No 44 332 Broadfoot 1969 (332)

56 No 58 340 Trenk 1929 (340)

57 No 59 350 Beck 1962 (350)

58 Schlaegel, Kulow, 

Baughman 1969 (355)

No 60 355

59 No 61 360 Beck 1962 (360)

60 No 62 390 Applequist 1959 (390)

61 No 63 395 Applequist 1959 (395)

62 Yes 65 410 Brickell 1966 (410) (obsolete)

63 Wilde, Lyer, Tanser, 

Trautmann, Watterson 1965 

(411)

No 64 411

64 No 66 412 Alexander 1967 (412)

65 No 67 420 Lloyd 1970a (420)

66 No 68 421 Gevorkiantz 1957b (421)

67 No 69 422 Carmean, Hahn 1981 (422)

68 No 70 430 Ferber 1971 (430)

69 No 71 440 Farr 1967 (440)

70 No 72 450 Gevorkiantz 1957c (450)

71 No 73 470 Lloyd 1970b (470)

72 No 74 490 Meyer 1961 (490)

73 No 75 491 Farr 1984 (491)

74 No 76 500 Gevorkiantz 1956b (500)

75 Wilde, Lyer, Tanser, 

Trautmann, Watterston 1965 

(501)

No 77 501

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

76 Wilde, Lyer, Tanser, 

Trautmann, Watterston 1965 

(502)

No 78 502

77 Schumancher, Coile 1960 

(510)

No 79 510

78 No 80 520 Alexander 1966 (520)

79 Hegyi, Jelinek, Carpenter 

100TA 1979 (525)

No 149 525

80 Coile, Schumacher 1953 

(530)

No 82 530

81 No 83 531 Nash 1963 (531)

82 No 84 532 Gilmore, Metcalf 1961 (532)

83 No 87 540 Langdon 1961 (540)

84 No 88 541 Langdon 1959 (541)

85 No 85 550 USDA 1929 (550)

86 No 86 555 Barnes 1955 (555)

87 No 10 570 Haig 1932 (570)

88 Curtis, Diaz, Clendenen 

1990 (575)

No 153 575

89 Curtis, Diaz, Clendenen 

1990 (576)

No 154 576

90 No 89 580 USDA 1929 (580)

91 No 81 600 Meyer 1961 (600)

92 No 90 601 Minor 1964 (601)

93 No9 605 Dunning 1942 (605)

94 Biging and Wensel 1984 

(615)

No 145 615

95 Nelson, Clutter, Chaiken 

1961 (620)

No 91 620

96 Kulow, Sowers, Heesch 

1966 (621)

No 103 621

97 No 92 630 Gevorkiantz 1957d (630)

98 No 93 631 Wilde 1965 (631)

99 No 94 632 Gilmore 1967 (632)

100 Illick, Aughanbaugh 1930 

(635)

No 95 635

101 Schumacher, Coile 1960 

(640)

No 96 640

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

102 No 97 650 Doolittle 1960 (650)

103 No 98 651 Gilmore 1968 (651)

104 No 99 660 Lloyd 1970b (660)

105 No 100 670 Gevorkiantz 1957e (670)

106 Coile, Schumacher 1953 

(690)

No 101 690

107 No 102 691 Gilmore, Metcalf 1961 (691)

108 No 104 700 Briscoe, Ferrill 1958 (700)

109 No 105 710 Broadfoot 1960 (710)

110 No 106 711 Neebe, Boyce 1959 (711)

111 No 107 712 Brendemuehl 1965 (712)

112 No 109 720 Gevorkiantz 1956c (720)

113 No 110 721 Carmean 1978 (721)

114 No 111 725 Gregory, Haack 1965 (725)

115 No 112 730 Baker 1925 (730)

116 Edminster, Mowrer, 

Shepperd 1985 (735)

No 113 735

117 No 108 740 BCFS 1977 (740)

118 No 114 750 Defler 1937 (750)

119 No 115 751 Carmean 1978 (751)

120 Auchmoody, Rexrode 1984 

(752)

No 116 752

121 No 120 765 Cochran 1979b (765)

122 No 121 770 Brickell 1968 (770)

123 No 122 771 Monserud 1985 (771)

124 Edminster and Jump 1976 

(775)

No 123 775

125 Curtis, Herman, DeMars 

1974 (780) (obsolete)

Yes 146 780

126 No 117 781 DeMars, Herman 1987 (781)

127 McArdle, Meyer, Bruce 1961 

(790)

No 118 790

128 No 119 795 King 1966 (795)

129 No 135 800 Gevorkiantz 1957f (800)

130 No 133 801 Grane, Bower 1971 (801)

131 No 125 802 McQuilkin 1974, 1978 (802)

132 No 126 803 Graney, Bower 1971 (803)

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Domain Name: site_index_curves

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

133 No 127 804 Carmean 1971, 1972 (804)

134 No 128 805 Carmean 1971, 1972 (805)

135 No 132 806 Carmean 1971, 1972 (806)

136 No 134 807 Carmean 1978 (807)

137 No 138 808 Carmean 1971, 1972 (808)

138 No 141 809 Carmean 1978 (809)

139 No 136 810 Olson 1959 (810)

140 DeLasaux, Pillsbury 1987 

(811)

No 124 811

141 No 131 812 Sauerwein 1983 (812)

142 No 37 820 Schnur 1937 (820)

143 No 130 840 Broadfoot 1961 (840)

144 No 137 860 Broadfoot 1963 (860)

145 No 129 880 Powers 1972 (880)

146 No 139 900 Kellogg 1939b (900)

147 No 140 930 Lindquist, Palley 1963 (930)

148 Krumland, Wensel 1986 

(935)

No 148 935

149 No 147 960 Gevorkiantz 1957g (960)

150 No 150 970 Kurucz 50BH, 1978 (970)

151 No 143 990 Barnes 1962 (990)

152 No 142 991 Frothingham 1915 (991)

153 No 144 995 Wiley 1978 (995)

154 No 151 9999 Unknown curve This choice is intended to only be used with older data where the true curve's identity is unknown.

155 No 155 625 Brickell 1970

Domain Name: slope_shape

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Concave Up & Down Slope: A slope segment of the land surface whose slope gradient increases up the 

slope and decreases down the slope, and runoff tends to decelerate as it flows down the slope. In 

cross-sectional profile, the surface bows downward. Across Slope: A lateral slope segment of the 

land surface that bows inward along the contour which causes runoff to concentrate towards the 

middle. From an aerial perspective, the line bows into the slope.

1 concave

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Domain Name: slope_shape

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2 No Convex Up & Down Slope: A slope segment of the land surface whose slope gradient decreases up the 

slope and increases down the slope, and runoff tends to accelerate as it flows down the slope. In 

cross-sectional profile, the surface bows upward. Across Slope: A lateral slope segment of the 

land surface that bows outward along the contour, which causes runoff to spread out away from the 

middle. From an aerial perspective, the line bows out, away from the slope.

2 convex

3 No Linear Up & Down Slope: A slope segment of the land surface whos slope gradient is approximately 

constant and across which runoff neither accelerates nor decelerates as it flows down the slope. In 

cross-sectional profile the surface appears dominantly as a straight line. Across Slope: A lateral 

slope segment of the land surface that is dominantly a straight line as observed along the contour, 

which causes predominantly parallel surface water flow.

3 linear

4 Yes 4 undulating Undulating

5 Yes 5 complex Complex

Domain Name: soil_erodibility_factor

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 .02 .02

2 No 2 .05 .05

3 No 3 .10 .10

4 No 4 .15 .15

5 No 5 .17 .17

6 No 6 .20 .20

7 No 7 .24 .24

8 No 8 .28 .28

9 No 9 .32 .32

10 No 10 .37 .37

11 No 11 .43 .43

12 No 12 .49 .49

13 No 13 .55 .55

14 No 14 .64 .64

Domain Name: soil_moisture_status

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 dry Dry >1500 kPa (>15 bar) suction

2 No 2 moist Moist =<1500 to 0.01 kPa ( =<15 bar to 0.00001 bar) suction.

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Domain Name: soil_moisture_status

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3 Saturation from capillary 

fringe

Yes 3 saturation

4 No 4 wet Wet <0.01 kPa ( <0.00001 bar) suction; free water present (satiated wet).

5 Yes 5 frozen Frozen

Domain Name: soil_slippage_potential

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 low Low Low potential of slippage.

2 Yes 2 moderately low Moderately low Moderately low hazzard of slippage.

3 No 3 medium Medium Medium potential of slippage.

4 Yes 4 moderately high Moderately high Moderately high hazard of slippage.

5 No 5 high High High potential of slippage.

Domain Name: soil_survey_area_status

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Extensive revision Soil Survey area has a published report that requires extensive revision, as defined in NSSH Part 

610.06. The Director, Soil Survey Division, has approved the survey area for updating and 

republication, and the survey area has a signed memorandum of understanding and staffing to 

complete the fieldwork in 2 to 4 years.

5 extensive revision

2 No Initial Soil survey area has a signed Memorandum of Understanding and assigned staffing to complete 

the initial mapping and field documentation in 3 to 5 years.

4 initial

3 No 3 nonproject Nonproject Soil survey area has neither the initial mapping complete nor a signed correlation document.

4 No Out-of-date Soil survey area has a published report, but it no longer meets user needs; it requires extensive 

revision, as defined in NSSH Part 610.06.

1 out-of-date

5 No Published Soil survey area has been printed, or otherwise reproduced and issued by a Federal or State 

agency, and meets the current needs of users. Publication is defined as a traditional hard copy 

printed report, CD-ROM, web publication, or other media as agreed to by the National Cooperative 

Soil Survey cooperators in the memorandum of understanding.

2 published

6 No Update Soil survey area has a published report that requires some degree of revision (primarily to soil 

maps), as defined in NSSH Part 610.06. A comprehensive evaluation documents deficiencies for 

the entire survey area, and National Cooperative Soil Survey cooperators have agreed on the 

evaluation; staffing is assigned and other necessary resources are available to complete all 

revisions within 2 years or less.

6 update

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Domain Name: soil_survey_area_status

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

7 No Update needed Soil survey area has a published report that requires some degree of revision (primarily to soil 

maps), as defined in NSSH Part 610.06. A comprehensive evaluation documents deficiencies for 

the entire survey area, and National Cooperative Soil Survey cooperators have agreed on the 

evaluation; however available resources do not dictate immediate project activities and a change to 

Maintenance status.

7 update needed

Domain Name: soil_taxonomy_edition

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 11 eleventh edition eleventh edition

2 No 10 tenth edition tenth edition

3 No 9 ninth edition ninth edition

4 No 8 eighth edition eighth edition

5 No 7 seventh edition seventh edition

6 No 6 sixth edition sixth edition

7 No 5 fifth edition fifth edition

8 No 4 fourth edition fourth edition

9 No 3 third edition third edition

10 No 2 second edition second edition

11 No 1 first edition first edition

Domain Name: stickiness

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 2 nonsticky Nonsticky After release of pressure, practically no soil material adheres to the thumb or forefinger. (SSM)

2 No Slightly sticky After release of pressure, soil material adheres perceptible to both digits. As the digits are 

separated, the material tends to come off one or the other rather cleanly. The material does not 

stretch appreciably on separation of the digits.

3 slightly sticky

3 No Moderately sticky After release of pressure, soil material adheres to both digits and tends to stretch slightly rather 

than pull completely free from either digit.

1 moderately sticky

4 No Very sticky After release of pressure, soil material adheres so strongly to both digits that it stretches decidely 

when the digits are separated. Soil material remains on both digits.

4 very sticky

Domain Name: structure_grade

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

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Domain Name: structure_grade

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Weak Individual soil units or aggregates are barely observable in place. When gently disturbed, the soil 

material parts into a mixture of whole and broken units and much material that exhibits no planes of 

weakness. (SSM)

1 weak

2 No Moderate Individual soil units or aggregates are well formed and evident in undisturbed soil. When disturbed, 

the soil material parts into a mixture of mostly whole units, some broken units, and material not in 

units. (SSM)

2 moderate

3 No Strong Individual soil units or aggregates are distinct in undisturbed soil. When removed, the soil material 

parts mainly into whole units. (SSM)

3 strong

4 Yes 4 weak and moderate Weak and moderate

5 Yes 5 moderate and strong Moderate and strong

6 No 6 structureless Structureless No individual soil units or aggregates are observable, either in place or following disturbance. (SSM)

7 Yes 7 very strong Very strong

Domain Name: structure_size

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Very fine Granular or platy: <1 mm

Columnar or prismatic: <10 mm

Angular or subangular blocky: <5 mm

11 very fine

2 Yes 4 very fine and fine Very fine and fine

3 No Fine Granular: 1 to <2 mm

Columnar or prismatic: 10 to <20 mm

Angular or subangular blocky: 5 to <10 mm

3 fine

4 Yes 5 fine and medium Fine and medium

5 No Medium Granular or platy: 2 to <5 mm

Columnar or prismatic: 20 to <50 mm

Angular or subangular blocky: 10 to <20 mm

6 medium

6 Yes 7 medium and coarse Medium and coarse

7 No Coarse Granular: 5 to <10 mm

Columnar or prismatic: 50 to <100mm

Angular or subangular blocky: 20 to <50mm

1 coarse

8 Yes 2 coarse and very coarse Coarse and very coarse

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Domain Name: structure_size

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

9 No Very coarse Granular: =>10mm

Columnar or prismatic: 100 to <500mm

Angular or subangular blocky: =>50mm

10 very coarse

10 No 13 very thin Very thin <1mm

11 No 9 thin Thin 1 to <2mm

12 No 8 thick Thick 5 to <10mm

13 No 12 very thick Very thick =>10mm

14 No Extremely coarse Granular: n/a

Columnar or prismatic: =>500mm

Angular or subangular blocky: n/a

14 extremely coarse

15 Yes 15 extremely fine Extremely fine

16 Yes 16 fine to coarse Fine to coarse

Domain Name: structure_type

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 angular blocky Angular blocky Polyhedrals with faces that intersect at sharp angles (planes).

2 Yes 12 blocky Blocky

3 No 2 cloddy Cloddy Irregular blocks created by artificial disturbance - i.e. tillage operations or compaction.

4 No 3 columnar Columnar Vertically elongated units with rounded tops which commonly are "bleached".

5 Yes 13 crumb Crumb

6 No 4 granular Granular Small polyhedrals with curved or very irregular faces.

7 No Lenticular Overlapping lenses oriented parallel to the soil surface which are thickest in the middle and thin 

towards the edges; commonly associated with moist soils, texture classes high in silt or very fine 

sand (e.g., silt loam), and high potential frost action.

14 lenticular

8 Yes 5 lenticular platy Lenticular platy

9 No 6 massive Massive No structural units. Material is a coherent mass (not necessarily cemented).

10 No 7 platy Platy Flat or tabular-like units.

11 No 8 prismatic Prismatic Vertically elongated units with flat tops.

12 No 10 single grain Single grain No structural units. Material is entirely noncoherent.

13 No 9 subangular blocky Subangular blocky Polyhedrals with sub-rounded and planar faces, lacking sharp angles.

14 No Wedge Elliptical, interlocking lenses that teminate in acute angles, bounded by slickensides; not limited to 

vertic materials.

11 wedge

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Domain Name: taxonomic_family_c_e_act_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 not used not used

2 No 2 subactive subactive The CEC7 to clay ratio is less than 0.24.

3 No 3 semiactive semiactive The CEC7 to clay ratio is 0.24 to 0.40.

4 No 4 active active The CEC7 to clay ratio is 0.40 to 0.60.

5 No 5 superactive superactive The CEC7 to clay ratio is greater than or equal to 0.60.

Domain Name: taxonomic_family_mineralogy

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 allitic allitic

2 No 35 amorphic amorphic

3 Yes 2 calcareous calcareous

4 No 3 carbonatic carbonatic

5 Yes 5 chloritic chloritic

6 Yes 32 clastic clastic

7 No 4 coprogenous coprogenous

8 No 6 diatomaceous diatomaceous

9 No 7 ferrihumic ferrihumic

10 No 36 ferrihydritic ferrihydritic

11 No 8 ferritic ferritic

12 No 9 ferruginous ferruginous

13 No 10 gibbsitic gibbsitic

14 No 37 glassy glassy

15 No 11 glauconitic glauconitic

16 No 12 gypsic gypsic

17 No 13 halloysitic halloysitic

18 No 43 hypergypsic hypergypsic

19 No 14 illitic illitic

20 Yes 15 illitic (calcareous) illitic (calcareous)

21 No 38 isotic isotic

22 No 16 kaolinitic kaolinitic

23 No 39 magnesic magnesic

24 No 17 marly marly

25 No 18 micaceous micaceous

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Domain Name: taxonomic_family_mineralogy

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

26 Yes 19 micaceous (calcareous) micaceous (calcareous)

27 No 20 mixed mixed

28 Yes 21 mixed (calcareous) mixed (calcareous)

29 Yes 22 montmorillonitic montmorillonitic

30 Yes 23 montmorillonitic (calcareous) montmorillonitic (calcareous)

31 No 34 not used not used

32 Yes 24 oxidic oxidic

33 Yes 40 paramicaceous paramicaceous

34 No 41 parasesquic parasesquic

35 Yes 33 sepiolitic sepiolitic

36 Yes 25 serpentinitic serpentinitic

37 No 28 sesquic sesquic

38 No 26 siliceous siliceous

39 Yes 27 siliceous (calcareous) siliceous (calcareous)

40 No 42 smectitic smectitic

41 Yes 31 unclassified unclassified

42 No 29 vermiculitic vermiculitic

43 Yes 30 vermiculitic (calcareous) vermiculitic (calcareous)

Domain Name: taxonomic_family_other

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 2 coated coated

2 No 3 cracked cracked

3 Yes 10 level level

4 No 4 micro micro

5 No 1 not used not used

6 No 5 ortstein ortstein

7 Yes 13 ortstein and shallow ortstein and shallow

8 No 6 shallow shallow

9 Yes 12 shallow and coated shallow and coated

10 Yes 11 shallow and uncoated shallow and uncoated

11 Yes 7 sloping sloping

12 Yes 9 unclassified unclassified

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Domain Name: taxonomic_family_other

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

13 No 8 uncoated uncoated

Domain Name: taxonomic_family_part_size_mod

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No aniso This is used only to indicate that more than one pair of contrasting particle size families exist within 

the control section. (see Soil Taxonomy)

1 aniso

2 Yes 3 not aniso not aniso

3 No 2 not used not used Used to indicate that the soil does not qualify as "aniso".

Domain Name: taxonomic_family_particle_size

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 5 ashy ashy

2 No 92 ashy over clayey ashy over clayey

3 No 95 ashy over clayey-skeletal ashy over clayey-skeletal

4 No 8 ashy over loamy ashy over loamy

5 No 13 ashy over loamy-skeletal ashy over loamy-skeletal

6 No 19 ashy over medial ashy over medial

7 No 81 ashy over medial-skeletal ashy over medial-skeletal

8 ashy over pumiceous or 

cindery

No ashy over pumiceous or 

cindery

7

9 ashy over sandy or sandyskeletalNo ashy over sandy or sandyskeletal21

10 No 80 ashy-pumiceous ashy-pumiceous

11 No 9 ashy-skeletal ashy-skeletal

12 No 107 ashy-skeletal over clayey ashy-skeletal over clayey

13 ashy-skeletal over 

fragmental or cindery

No ashy-skeletal over 

fragmental or cindery

93

14 ashy-skeletal over loamyskeletalNo ashy-skeletal over loamyskeletal98

15 ashy-skeletal over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

No ashy-skeletal over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

101

16 No 3 cindery cindery

17 No 6 cindery over loamy cindery over loamy

18 No 17 cindery over medial cindery over medial

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Domain Name: taxonomic_family_particle_size

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

19 No 15 cindery over medial-skeletal cindery over medial-skeletal

20 cindery over sandy or sandyskeletalYes cindery over sandy or sandyskeletal4

21 No 63 clayey clayey

22 No 108 clayey over coarse-gypseous clayey over coarse-gypseous

23 No 109 clayey over fine-gypseous clayey over fine-gypseous

24 Yes 67 clayey over fine-silty clayey over fine-silty

25 No 64 clayey over fragmental clayey over fragmental

26 clayey over gypseousskeletalNo clayey over gypseousskeletal110

27 No 68 clayey over loamy clayey over loamy

28 No 66 clayey over loamy-skeletal clayey over loamy-skeletal

29 clayey over sandy or sandyskeletalNo clayey over sandy or sandyskeletal65

30 No 38 clayey-skeletal clayey-skeletal

31 clayey-skeletal over sandy 

or sandy-skeletal

No clayey-skeletal over sandy 

or sandy-skeletal

39

32 No 105 coarse-gypseous coarse-gypseous

33 No 46 coarse-loamy coarse-loamy

34 No 49 coarse-loamy over clayey coarse-loamy over clayey

35 coarse-loamy over 

fragmental

No coarse-loamy over 

fragmental

47

36 coarse-loamy over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

No coarse-loamy over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

48

37 No 50 coarse-silty coarse-silty

38 No 53 coarse-silty over clayey coarse-silty over clayey

39 Yes 51 coarse-silty over fragmental coarse-silty over fragmental

40 coarse-silty over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

No coarse-silty over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

52

41 No 69 fine fine

42 No 106 fine-gypseous fine-gypseous

43 No 54 fine-loamy fine-loamy

44 No 58 fine-loamy over clayey fine-loamy over clayey

45 No 56 fine-loamy over fragmental fine-loamy over fragmental

46 fine-loamy over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

No fine-loamy over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

57

47 No 59 fine-silty fine-silty

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Domain Name: taxonomic_family_particle_size

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

48 No 62 fine-silty over clayey fine-silty over clayey

49 No 60 fine-silty over fragmental fine-silty over fragmental

50 fine-silty over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

No fine-silty over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

61

51 No 91 fragmental fragmental

52 No 104 gypseous-skeletal gypseous-skeletal

53 No 71 hydrous hydrous

54 No 74 hydrous over clayey hydrous over clayey

55 No 75 hydrous over clayey-skeletal hydrous over clayey-skeletal

56 No 76 hydrous over fragmental hydrous over fragmental

57 No 77 hydrous over loamy hydrous over loamy

58 No 78 hydrous over loamy-skeletal hydrous over loamy-skeletal

59 hydrous over sandy or sandyskeletalNo hydrous over sandy or sandyskeletal79

60 No 72 hydrous-pumiceous hydrous-pumiceous

61 No 73 hydrous-skeletal hydrous-skeletal

62 No 44 loamy loamy

63 loamy over ashy or ashypumiceousNo loamy over ashy or ashypumiceous99

64 No 111 loamy over coarse-gypseous loamy over coarse-gypseous

65 No 112 loamy over fine-gypseous loamy over fine-gypseous

66 loamy over pumiceous or 

cindery

No loamy over pumiceous or 

cindery

55

67 loamy over sandy or sandyskeletalNo loamy over sandy or sandyskeletal45

68 No 33 loamy-skeletal loamy-skeletal

69 loamy-skeletal or clayeyskeletalYes loamy-skeletal or clayeyskeletal37

70 No 96 loamy-skeletal over cindery loamy-skeletal over cindery

71 No 36 loamy-skeletal over clayey loamy-skeletal over clayey

72 loamy-skeletal over 

fragmental

No loamy-skeletal over 

fragmental

34

73 loamy-skeletal over 

gypseous-skeletal

No loamy-skeletal over 

gypseous-skeletal

113

74 loamy-skeletal over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

No loamy-skeletal over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

35

75 No 10 medial medial

76 No 83 medial over ashy medial over ashy

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Domain Name: taxonomic_family_particle_size

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

77 medial over ashy-pumiceous 

or ashy-skeletal

No medial over ashy-pumiceous 

or ashy-skeletal

97

78 No 14 medial over clayey medial over clayey

79 No 84 medial over clayey-skeletal medial over clayey-skeletal

80 No 16 medial over fragmental medial over fragmental

81 No 85 medial over hydrous medial over hydrous

82 No 18 medial over loamy medial over loamy

83 No 20 medial over loamy-skeletal medial over loamy-skeletal

84 medial over pumiceous or 

cindery

No medial over pumiceous or 

cindery

12

85 medial over sandy or sandyskeletalNo medial over sandy or sandyskeletal22

86 Yes 23 medial over thixotropic medial over thixotropic

87 No 82 medial-pumiceous medial-pumiceous

88 No 11 medial-skeletal medial-skeletal

89 medial-skeletal over 

fragmental or cindery

No medial-skeletal over 

fragmental or cindery

94

90 medial-skeletal over loamyskeletalNo medial-skeletal over loamyskeletal100

91 medial-skeletal over sandy 

or sandy-skeletal

No medial-skeletal over sandy 

or sandy-skeletal

102

92 No 2 not used not used

93 No 86 pumiceous pumiceous

94 pumiceous or ashypumiceous over loamyNo pumiceous or ashypumiceous over loamy88

95 pumiceous or ashypumiceous over loamyskeletalNo pumiceous or ashypumiceous over loamyskeletal103

96 pumiceous or ashypumiceous over medialNo pumiceous or ashypumiceous over medial90

97 pumiceous or ashypumiceous over medialskeletalNo pumiceous or ashypumiceous over medialskeletal89

98 pumiceous or ashypumiceous over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

No pumiceous or ashypumiceous over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

87

99 No 40 sandy sandy

100 No 41 sandy or sandy-skeletal sandy or sandy-skeletal

101 No 43 sandy over clayey sandy over clayey

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Domain Name: taxonomic_family_particle_size

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

102 No 42 sandy over loamy sandy over loamy

103 No 30 sandy-skeletal sandy-skeletal

104 Yes 32 sandy-skeletal over clayey sandy-skeletal over clayey

105 No 31 sandy-skeletal over loamy sandy-skeletal over loamy

106 Yes 24 thixotropic thixotropic

107 Yes 26 thixotropic over fragmental thixotropic over fragmental

108 Yes 29 thixotropic over loamy thixotropic over loamy

109 thixotropic over loamyskeletalYes thixotropic over loamyskeletal28

110 thixotropic over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

Yes thixotropic over sandy or 

sandy-skeletal

27

111 Yes 25 thixotropic-skeletal thixotropic-skeletal

112 Yes 1 unclassified unclassified

113 No 70 very-fine very-fine

Domain Name: taxonomic_family_reaction

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 3 acid acid

2 No 4 allic allic

3 No 9 calcareous calcareous

4 No 5 dysic dysic

5 No 6 euic euic

6 No 7 nonacid nonacid

7 Yes 8 noncalcareous noncalcareous

8 No 2 not used not used

9 Yes 1 unclassified unclassified

Domain Name: taxonomic_family_temp_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 frigid frigid

2 No 11 hypergelic hypergelic

3 No 2 hyperthermic hyperthermic

4 No 3 isofrigid isofrigid

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Domain Name: taxonomic_family_temp_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

5 No 4 isohyperthermic isohyperthermic

6 No 5 isomesic isomesic

7 No 6 isothermic isothermic

8 No 7 mesic mesic

9 No 9 not used not used

10 No 12 pergelic pergelic

11 No 13 subgelic subgelic

12 No 8 thermic thermic

13 Yes 10 unclassified unclassified

Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 278 acraquox Acraquox

2 Yes 201 acrohumox Acrohumox

3 No 279 acroperox Acroperox

4 Yes 205 acrorthox Acrorthox

5 No 213 acrotorrox Acrotorrox

6 No 280 acrudox Acrudox

7 No 217 acrustox Acrustox

8 Yes 17 agrudalfs Agrudalfs

9 No 281 alaquods Alaquods

10 No 1 albaqualfs Albaqualfs

11 No 239 albaquults Albaquults

12 No 282 alorthods Alorthods

13 Yes 137 andaquepts Andaquepts

14 No 380 anhyorthels Anhyorthels

15 No 388 anhyturbels Anhyturbels

16 No 348 anthracambids Anthracambids

17 No 346 aquicambids Aquicambids

18 No 364 aquisalids Aquisalids

19 No 389 aquiturbels Aquiturbels

20 No 381 aquorthels Aquorthels

21 Yes 366 arents Arents

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Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

22 No 164 argialbolls Argialbolls

23 No 166 argiaquolls Argiaquolls

24 Yes 172 argiborolls Argiborolls

25 No 353 argicryids Argicryids

26 No 417 argicryolls Argicryolls

27 No 357 argidurids Argidurids

28 No 361 argigypsids Argigypsids

29 No 382 argiorthels Argiorthels

30 No 180 argiudolls Argiudolls

31 No 184 argiustolls Argiustolls

32 No 191 argixerolls Argixerolls

33 Yes 110 borofibrists Borofibrists

34 Yes 116 borofolists Borofolists

35 Yes 119 borohemists Borohemists

36 Yes 126 borosaprists Borosaprists

37 No 283 calciaquerts Calciaquerts

38 No 167 calciaquolls Calciaquolls

39 No 343 calciargids Calciargids

40 Yes 173 calciborolls Calciborolls

41 No 444 calcicryepts Calcicryepts

42 No 354 calcicryids Calcicryids

43 No 418 calcicryolls Calcicryolls

44 No 362 calcigypsids Calcigypsids

45 Yes 74 calciorthids Calciorthids

46 No 284 calcitorrerts Calcitorrerts

47 No 285 calciudolls Calciudolls

48 No 409 calciustepts Calciustepts

49 No 286 calciusterts Calciusterts

50 No 185 calciustolls Calciustolls

51 No 413 calcixerepts Calcixerepts

52 No 287 calcixererts Calcixererts

53 No 192 calcixerolls Calcixerolls

54 Yes 75 camborthids Camborthids

55 Yes 276 chromoxererts Chromoxererts

56 Yes 272 chromuderts Chromuderts

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

57 Yes 274 chromusterts Chromusterts

58 Yes 130 cryandepts Cryandepts

59 No 428 cryaqualfs Cryaqualfs

60 No 43 cryaquands Cryaquands

61 No 80 cryaquents Cryaquents

62 No 138 cryaquepts Cryaquepts

63 No 221 cryaquods Cryaquods

64 No 168 cryaquolls Cryaquolls

65 Yes 11 cryoboralfs Cryoboralfs

66 Yes 174 cryoborolls Cryoborolls

67 Yes 147 cryochrepts Cryochrepts

68 No 111 cryofibrists Cryofibrists

69 No 91 cryofluvents Cryofluvents

70 No 117 cryofolists Cryofolists

71 No 120 cryohemists Cryohemists

72 Yes 229 cryohumods Cryohumods

73 No 103 cryopsamments Cryopsamments

74 No 97 cryorthents Cryorthents

75 Yes 234 cryorthods Cryorthods

76 No 127 cryosaprists Cryosaprists

77 No 422 cryrendolls Cryrendolls

78 Yes 160 cryumbrepts Cryumbrepts

79 Yes 131 durandepts Durandepts

80 No 2 duraqualfs Duraqualfs

81 No 44 duraquands Duraquands

82 No 288 duraquerts Duraquerts

83 No 222 duraquods Duraquods

84 No 169 duraquolls Duraquolls

85 Yes 69 durargids Durargids

86 No 372 duricryands Duricryands

87 No 289 duricryods Duricryods

88 No 419 duricryolls Duricryolls

89 No 290 durihumods Durihumods

90 No 373 duritorrands Duritorrands

91 No 36 durixeralfs Durixeralfs

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Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

92 No 414 durixerepts Durixerepts

93 No 291 durixererts Durixererts

94 No 193 durixerolls Durixerolls

95 Yes 148 durochrepts Durochrepts

96 Yes 76 durorthids Durorthids

97 No 292 durorthods Durorthods

98 No 56 durudands Durudands

99 No 403 durudepts Durudepts

100 No 28 durustalfs Durustalfs

101 No 62 durustands Durustands

102 No 410 durustepts Durustepts

103 No 186 durustolls Durustolls

104 Yes 132 dystrandepts Dystrandepts

105 No 293 dystraquerts Dystraquerts

106 Yes 149 dystrochrepts Dystrochrepts

107 No 401 dystrocryepts Dystrocryepts

108 No 431 dystrogelepts Dystrogelepts

109 Yes 155 dystropepts Dystropepts

110 No 415 dystroxerepts Dystroxerepts

111 No 404 dystrudepts Dystrudepts

112 No 294 dystruderts Dystruderts

113 No 411 dystrustepts Dystrustepts

114 No 295 dystrusterts Dystrusterts

115 No 296 endoaqualfs Endoaqualfs

116 No 297 endoaquands Endoaquands

117 No 298 endoaquents Endoaquents

118 No 299 endoaquepts Endoaquepts

119 No 300 endoaquerts Endoaquerts

120 No 301 endoaquods Endoaquods

121 No 302 endoaquolls Endoaquolls

122 No 303 endoaquults Endoaquults

123 No 304 epiaqualfs Epiaqualfs

124 No 305 epiaquands Epiaquands

125 No 306 epiaquents Epiaquents

126 No 307 epiaquepts Epiaquepts

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

127 No 308 epiaquerts Epiaquerts

128 No 309 epiaquods Epiaquods

129 No 310 epiaquolls Epiaquolls

130 No 311 epiaquults Epiaquults

131 Yes 133 eutrandepts Eutrandepts

132 No 312 eutraquox Eutraquox

133 Yes 12 eutroboralfs Eutroboralfs

134 Yes 150 eutrochrepts Eutrochrepts

135 Yes 402 eutrocryepts Eutrocryepts

136 Yes 432 eutrogelepts Eutrogelepts

137 Yes 156 eutropepts Eutropepts

138 No 313 eutroperox Eutroperox

139 Yes 206 eutrorthox Eutrorthox

140 No 314 eutrotorrox Eutrotorrox

141 No 405 eutrudepts Eutrudepts

142 No 315 eutrudox Eutrudox

143 No 218 eutrustox Eutrustox

144 Yes 228 ferrods Ferrods

145 No 18 ferrudalfs Ferrudalfs

146 No 375 fibristels Fibristels

147 No 81 fluvaquents Fluvaquents

148 No 446 fluviwassents Fluviwassents

149 No 376 folistels Folistels

150 No 3 fragiaqualfs Fragiaqualfs

151 No 139 fragiaquepts Fragiaquepts

152 No 223 fragiaquods Fragiaquods

153 No 240 fragiaquults Fragiaquults

154 Yes 13 fragiboralfs Fragiboralfs

155 No 230 fragihumods Fragihumods

156 Yes 151 fragiochrepts Fragiochrepts

157 No 235 fragiorthods Fragiorthods

158 No 19 fragiudalfs Fragiudalfs

159 No 406 fragiudepts Fragiudepts

160 No 255 fragiudults Fragiudults

161 Yes 161 fragiumbrepts Fragiumbrepts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

162 No 37 fragixeralfs Fragixeralfs

163 No 429 fragixerepts Fragixerepts

164 No 20 fraglossudalfs Fraglossudalfs

165 No 447 frasiwassents Frasiwassents

166 No 452 frasiwassists Frasiwassists

167 No 49 fulvicryands Fulvicryands

168 No 57 fulvudands Fulvudands

169 No 433 gelaquands Gelaquands

170 No 434 gelaquents Gelaquents

171 No 436 gelaquepts Gelaquepts

172 Yes 50 gelicryands Gelicryands

173 No 435 gelifluvents Gelifluvents

174 No 437 gelorthents Gelorthents

175 Yes 197 gibbsiaquox Gibbsiaquox

176 Yes 202 gibbsihumox Gibbsihumox

177 Yes 207 gibbsiorthox Gibbsiorthox

178 No 377 glacistels Glacistels

179 No 4 glossaqualfs Glossaqualfs

180 Yes 14 glossoboralfs Glossoboralfs

181 No 369 glossocryalfs Glossocryalfs

182 No 21 glossudalfs Glossudalfs

183 No 342 gypsiargids Gypsiargids

184 No 352 gypsicryids Gypsicryids

185 Yes 77 gypsiorthids Gypsiorthids

186 No 316 gypsitorrerts Gypsitorrerts

187 No 317 gypsiusterts Gypsiusterts

188 No 140 halaquepts Halaquepts

189 No 400 haplanthrepts Haplanthrepts

190 Yes 45 haplaquands Haplaquands

191 Yes 82 haplaquents Haplaquents

192 Yes 141 haplaquepts Haplaquepts

193 Yes 224 haplaquods Haplaquods

194 Yes 170 haplaquolls Haplaquolls

195 No 318 haplaquox Haplaquox

196 No 70 haplargids Haplargids

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Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

197 Yes 175 haploborolls Haploborolls

198 No 344 haplocalcids Haplocalcids

199 No 349 haplocambids Haplocambids

200 No 370 haplocryalfs Haplocryalfs

201 No 51 haplocryands Haplocryands

202 No 445 haplocryepts Haplocryepts

203 No 319 haplocryerts Haplocryerts

204 No 355 haplocryids Haplocryids

205 No 320 haplocryods Haplocryods

206 No 420 haplocryolls Haplocryolls

207 No 358 haplodurids Haplodurids

208 No 395 haplofibrists Haplofibrists

209 No 456 haplogelepts Haplogelepts

210 No 438 haplogelods Haplogelods

211 No 439 haplogelolls Haplogelolls

212 No 363 haplogypsids Haplogypsids

213 No 396 haplohemists Haplohemists

214 No 231 haplohumods Haplohumods

215 Yes 203 haplohumox Haplohumox

216 No 248 haplohumults Haplohumults

217 No 211 haploperox Haploperox

218 No 383 haplorthels Haplorthels

219 No 236 haplorthods Haplorthods

220 Yes 208 haplorthox Haplorthox

221 No 365 haplosalids Haplosalids

222 No 397 haplosaprists Haplosaprists

223 No 374 haplotorrands Haplotorrands

224 No 321 haplotorrerts Haplotorrerts

225 No 322 haplotorrox Haplotorrox

226 No 390 haploturbels Haploturbels

227 No 448 haplowassents Haplowassents

228 No 453 haplowassists Haplowassists

229 No 38 haploxeralfs Haploxeralfs

230 No 66 haploxerands Haploxerands

231 No 416 haploxerepts Haploxerepts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

232 No 323 haploxererts Haploxererts

233 No 194 haploxerolls Haploxerolls

234 No 269 haploxerults Haploxerults

235 No 22 hapludalfs Hapludalfs

236 No 58 hapludands Hapludands

237 Yes 407 hapludepts Hapludepts

238 No 324 hapluderts Hapluderts

239 No 181 hapludolls Hapludolls

240 No 215 hapludox Hapludox

241 No 256 hapludults Hapludults

242 Yes 162 haplumbrepts Haplumbrepts

243 No 29 haplustalfs Haplustalfs

244 No 63 haplustands Haplustands

245 No 412 haplustepts Haplustepts

246 No 325 haplusterts Haplusterts

247 No 187 haplustolls Haplustolls

248 No 219 haplustox Haplustox

249 No 263 haplustults Haplustults

250 No 423 haprendolls Haprendolls

251 No 378 hemistels Hemistels

252 No 384 historthels Historthels

253 No 391 histoturbels Histoturbels

254 No 142 humaquepts Humaquepts

255 No 443 humicryepts Humicryepts

256 No 326 humicryerts Humicryerts

257 No 327 humicryods Humicryods

258 No 455 humigelepts Humigelepts

259 No 440 humigelods Humigelods

260 Yes 157 humitropepts Humitropepts

261 No 459 humixerepts Humixerepts

262 No 458 humudepts Humudepts

263 No 457 humustepts Humustepts

264 Yes 134 hydrandepts Hydrandepts

265 No 83 hydraquents Hydraquents

266 No 52 hydrocryands Hydrocryands

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Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

267 No 449 hydrowassents Hydrowassents

268 No 59 hydrudands Hydrudands

269 No 5 kandiaqualfs Kandiaqualfs

270 No 241 kandiaquults Kandiaquults

271 No 249 kandihumults Kandihumults

272 No 212 kandiperox Kandiperox

273 No 23 kandiudalfs Kandiudalfs

274 No 216 kandiudox Kandiudox

275 No 257 kandiudults Kandiudults

276 No 30 kandiustalfs Kandiustalfs

277 No 328 kandiustox Kandiustox

278 No 264 kandiustults Kandiustults

279 No 242 kanhaplaquults Kanhaplaquults

280 No 250 kanhaplohumults Kanhaplohumults

281 No 24 kanhapludalfs Kanhapludalfs

282 No 258 kanhapludults Kanhapludults

283 No 31 kanhaplustalfs Kanhaplustalfs

284 No 265 kanhaplustults Kanhaplustults

285 Yes 112 luvifibrists Luvifibrists

286 No 121 luvihemists Luvihemists

287 Yes 113 medifibrists Medifibrists

288 Yes 329 medifolists Medifolists

289 Yes 122 medihemists Medihemists

290 Yes 128 medisaprists Medisaprists

291 No 46 melanaquands Melanaquands

292 No 53 melanocryands Melanocryands

293 No 67 melanoxerands Melanoxerands

294 No 60 melanudands Melanudands

295 No 392 molliturbels Molliturbels

296 No 385 mollorthels Mollorthels

297 Yes 71 nadurargids Nadurargids

298 No 165 natralbolls Natralbolls

299 No 6 natraqualfs Natraqualfs

300 No 330 natraquerts Natraquerts

301 No 171 natraquolls Natraquolls

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

302 No 72 natrargids Natrargids

303 Yes 15 natriboralfs Natriboralfs

304 Yes 176 natriborolls Natriborolls

305 No 421 natricryolls Natricryolls

306 No 356 natridurids Natridurids

307 No 360 natrigypsids Natrigypsids

308 No 39 natrixeralfs Natrixeralfs

309 No 195 natrixerolls Natrixerolls

310 No 25 natrudalfs Natrudalfs

311 No 424 natrudolls Natrudolls

312 No 32 natrustalfs Natrustalfs

313 No 188 natrustolls Natrustolls

314 Yes 7 ochraqualfs Ochraqualfs

315 Yes 198 ochraquox Ochraquox

316 Yes 243 ochraquults Ochraquults

317 No 244 paleaquults Paleaquults

318 No 73 paleargids Paleargids

319 Yes 16 paleboralfs Paleboralfs

320 Yes 177 paleborolls Paleborolls

321 No 371 palecryalfs Palecryalfs

322 No 430 palecryolls Palecryolls

323 No 251 palehumults Palehumults

324 Yes 78 paleorthids Paleorthids

325 No 26 paleudalfs Paleudalfs

326 No 182 paleudolls Paleudolls

327 No 259 paleudults Paleudults

328 No 33 paleustalfs Paleustalfs

329 No 189 paleustolls Paleustolls

330 No 266 paleustults Paleustults

331 No 40 palexeralfs Palexeralfs

332 No 196 palexerolls Palexerolls

333 No 270 palexerults Palexerults

334 Yes 277 pelloxererts Pelloxererts

335 Yes 273 pelluderts Pelluderts

336 Yes 275 pellusterts Pellusterts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

337 No 398 petraquepts Petraquepts

338 No 341 petroargids Petroargids

339 No 345 petrocalcids Petrocalcids

340 No 347 petrocambids Petrocambids

341 No 351 petrocryids Petrocryids

342 No 359 petrogypsids Petrogypsids

343 Yes 135 placandepts Placandepts

344 No 47 placaquands Placaquands

345 Yes 143 placaquepts Placaquepts

346 No 225 placaquods Placaquods

347 No 331 placocryods Placocryods

348 No 232 placohumods Placohumods

349 No 237 placorthods Placorthods

350 No 61 placudands Placudands

351 No 399 plagganthrepts Plagganthrepts

352 Yes 154 plaggepts Plaggepts

353 No 8 plinthaqualfs Plinthaqualfs

354 Yes 144 plinthaquepts Plinthaquepts

355 No 199 plinthaquox Plinthaquox

356 No 245 plinthaquults Plinthaquults

357 No 252 plinthohumults Plinthohumults

358 No 41 plinthoxeralfs Plinthoxeralfs

359 No 260 plinthudults Plinthudults

360 No 34 plinthustalfs Plinthustalfs

361 No 267 plinthustults Plinthustults

362 No 84 psammaquents Psammaquents

363 No 386 psammorthels Psammorthels

364 No 393 psammoturbels Psammoturbels

365 No 450 psammowassents Psammowassents

366 No 104 quartzipsamments Quartzipsamments

367 Yes 179 rendolls Rendolls

368 No 42 rhodoxeralfs Rhodoxeralfs

369 No 27 rhodudalfs Rhodudalfs

370 No 261 rhodudults Rhodudults

371 No 35 rhodustalfs Rhodustalfs

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Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

372 No 268 rhodustults Rhodustults

373 No 332 salaquerts Salaquerts

374 No 350 salicryids Salicryids

375 No 333 salitorrerts Salitorrerts

376 Yes 79 salorthids Salorthids

377 No 334 salusterts Salusterts

378 No 379 sapristels Sapristels

379 Yes 226 sideraquods Sideraquods

380 Yes 204 sombrihumox Sombrihumox

381 No 253 sombrihumults Sombrihumults

382 Yes 209 sombriorthox Sombriorthox

383 No 335 sombriperox Sombriperox

384 Yes 158 sombritropepts Sombritropepts

385 No 336 sombriudox Sombriudox

386 No 220 sombriustox Sombriustox

387 No 114 sphagnofibrists Sphagnofibrists

388 No 85 sulfaquents Sulfaquents

389 No 145 sulfaquepts Sulfaquepts

390 No 441 sulfaquerts Sulfaquerts

391 No 123 sulfihemists Sulfihemists

392 No 337 sulfisaprists Sulfisaprists

393 No 451 sulfiwassents Sulfiwassents

394 No 454 sulfiwassists Sulfiwassists

395 Yes 338 sulfochrepts Sulfochrepts

396 No 124 sulfohemists Sulfohemists

397 No 339 sulfosaprists Sulfosaprists

398 No 408 sulfudepts Sulfudepts

399 Yes 271 torrerts Torrerts

400 No 87 torriarents Torriarents

401 No 92 torrifluvents Torrifluvents

402 No 425 torrifolists Torrifolists

403 No 98 torriorthents Torriorthents

404 No 105 torripsamments Torripsamments

405 Yes 214 torrox Torrox

406 Yes 9 tropaqualfs Tropaqualfs

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Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

407 Yes 86 tropaquents Tropaquents

408 Yes 146 tropaquepts Tropaquepts

409 Yes 227 tropaquods Tropaquods

410 Yes 246 tropaquults Tropaquults

411 Yes 115 tropofibrists Tropofibrists

412 Yes 93 tropofluvents Tropofluvents

413 Yes 118 tropofolists Tropofolists

414 Yes 125 tropohemists Tropohemists

415 Yes 233 tropohumods Tropohumods

416 Yes 254 tropohumults Tropohumults

417 Yes 106 tropopsamments Tropopsamments

418 Yes 99 troporthents Troporthents

419 Yes 238 troporthods Troporthods

420 Yes 129 troposaprists Troposaprists

421 Yes 340 tropudalfs Tropudalfs

422 Yes 262 tropudults Tropudults

423 No 88 udarents Udarents

424 No 94 udifluvents Udifluvents

425 No 426 udifolists Udifolists

426 No 107 udipsamments Udipsamments

427 No 64 udivitrands Udivitrands

428 No 100 udorthents Udorthents

429 Yes 10 umbraqualfs Umbraqualfs

430 Yes 200 umbraquox Umbraquox

431 No 247 umbraquults Umbraquults

432 Yes 210 umbriorthox Umbriorthox

433 No 394 umbriturbels Umbriturbels

434 No 387 umbrorthels Umbrorthels

435 No 89 ustarents Ustarents

436 No 95 ustifluvents Ustifluvents

437 No 427 ustifolists Ustifolists

438 No 108 ustipsamments Ustipsamments

439 No 65 ustivitrands Ustivitrands

440 Yes 152 ustochrepts Ustochrepts

441 No 101 ustorthents Ustorthents

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Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

442 Yes 159 ustropepts Ustropepts

443 No 367 vermaqualfs Vermaqualfs

444 No 368 vermaquepts Vermaquepts

445 Yes 178 vermiborolls Vermiborolls

446 No 183 vermudolls Vermudolls

447 No 190 vermustolls Vermustolls

448 Yes 136 vitrandepts Vitrandepts

449 No 48 vitraquands Vitraquands

450 No 54 vitricryands Vitricryands

451 No 442 vitrigelands Vitrigelands

452 No 55 vitritorrands Vitritorrands

453 No 68 vitrixerands Vitrixerands

454 No 90 xerarents Xerarents

455 Yes 153 xerochrepts Xerochrepts

456 No 96 xerofluvents Xerofluvents

457 No 109 xeropsamments Xeropsamments

458 No 102 xerorthents Xerorthents

459 Yes 163 xerumbrepts Xerumbrepts

Domain Name: taxonomic_moisture_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 aquic Aquic

2 No 2 aridic (torric) Aridic (torric)

3 No 3 peraquic Peraquic

4 No 4 perudic Perudic

5 No 5 udic Udic

6 No 6 ustic Ustic

7 No 7 xeric Xeric

Domain Name: taxonomic_moisture_subclass

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 aeric Aeric

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Domain Name: taxonomic_moisture_subclass

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2 No 8 anthraquic Anthraquic

3 No 2 aquic Aquic

4 No 3 aridic (torric) Aridic (torric)

5 No 9 oxyaquic Oxyaquic

6 No 4 typic Typic

7 No 5 udic Udic

8 No 6 ustic Ustic

9 No 7 xeric Xeric

Domain Name: taxonomic_order

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 alfisols Alfisols

2 No 2 andisols Andisols

3 No 3 aridisols Aridisols

4 No 4 entisols Entisols

5 No 12 gelisols Gelisols

6 No 5 histosols Histosols

7 No 6 inceptisols Inceptisols

8 No 7 mollisols Mollisols

9 No 8 oxisols Oxisols

10 No 9 spodosols Spodosols

11 No 10 ultisols Ultisols

12 No 11 vertisols Vertisols

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1175 abruptic argiaquolls Abruptic Argiaquolls

2 Yes 1217 abruptic argiborolls Abruptic Argiborolls

3 No 3340 abruptic argicryolls Abruptic Argicryolls

4 Abruptic Argiduridic 

Durixerolls

No abruptic argiduridic 

durixerolls

2491

5 No 2416 abruptic argidurids Abruptic Argidurids

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

6 No 2869 abruptic argiudolls Abruptic Argiudolls

7 Yes 1215 abruptic aridic argiborolls Abruptic Aridic Argiborolls

8 Yes 3463 abruptic aridic argixerolls Abruptic Aridic Argixerolls

9 Yes 1479 abruptic aridic durixerolls Abruptic Aridic Durixerolls

10 Yes 1299 abruptic cryic paleborolls Abruptic Cryic Paleborolls

11 Yes 1243 abruptic cryoborolls Abruptic Cryoborolls

12 Yes 502 abruptic durargids Abruptic Durargids

13 No 246 abruptic durixeralfs Abruptic Durixeralfs

14 Yes 1480 abruptic durixerolls Abruptic Durixerolls

15 No 245 abruptic haplic durixeralfs Abruptic Haplic Durixeralfs

16 Yes 91 abruptic paleboralfs Abruptic Paleboralfs

17 Yes 1300 abruptic paleborolls Abruptic Paleborolls

18 No 3331 abruptic palecryolls Abruptic Palecryolls

19 Yes 1216 abruptic udic argiborolls Abruptic Udic Argiborolls

20 No 2415 abruptic xeric argidurids Abruptic Xeric Argidurids

21 Yes 501 abruptic xerollic durargids Abruptic Xerollic Durargids

22 No 301 acraquoxic duraquands Acraquoxic Duraquands

23 No 2778 acraquoxic kandiaquults Acraquoxic Kandiaquults

24 No 320 acraquoxic melanaquands Acraquoxic Melanaquands

25 Yes 1870 acric kandiaquults Acric Kandiaquults

26 Yes 2198 acric plinthic Acric Plinthic

27 No 373 acrudoxic durudands Acrudoxic Durudands

28 No 381 acrudoxic fulvudands Acrudoxic Fulvudands

29 No 343 acrudoxic haplocryands Acrudoxic Haplocryands

30 No 400 acrudoxic hapludands Acrudoxic Hapludands

31 Yes 379 acrudoxic hydric fulvudands Acrudoxic Hydric Fulvudands

32 No 397 acrudoxic hydric hapludands Acrudoxic Hydric Hapludands

33 Acrudoxic Hydric 

Melanudands

No acrudoxic hydric 

melanudands

427

34 Yes 442 acrudoxic hydric placudands Acrudoxic Hydric Placudands

35 No 415 acrudoxic hydrudands Acrudoxic Hydrudands

36 No 1958 acrudoxic kandiudults Acrudoxic Kandiudults

37 No 1972 acrudoxic kanhapludults Acrudoxic Kanhapludults

38 No 429 acrudoxic melanudands Acrudoxic Melanudands

39 No 443 acrudoxic placudands Acrudoxic Placudands

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

40 Acrudoxic Plinthic 

Kandiudults

No 1957 acrudoxic plinthic kandiudults

41 Acrudoxic Thaptic 

Hapludands

No 398 acrudoxic thaptic hapludands

42 Acrudoxic Thaptic 

Hydrudands

No 414 acrudoxic thaptic hydrudands

43 Yes 380 acrudoxic ultic fulvudands Acrudoxic Ultic Fulvudands

44 No 399 acrudoxic ultic hapludands Acrudoxic Ultic Hapludands

45 Acrudoxic Vitric 

Melanudands

No 428 acrudoxic vitric melanudands

46 No 2015 acrustoxic kandiustults Acrustoxic Kandiustults

47 No 2025 acrustoxic kanhaplustults Acrustoxic Kanhaplustults

48 No 1537 aeric acraquox Aeric Acraquox

49 No 1749 aeric alaquods Aeric Alaquods

50 No 2 aeric albaqualfs Aeric Albaqualfs

51 No 1853 aeric albaquults Aeric Albaquults

52 Yes 2660 aeric andaquepts Aeric Andaquepts

53 Yes 2199 aeric arenic Aeric Arenic

54 No 2044 aeric calciaquerts Aeric Calciaquerts

55 No 1180 aeric calciaquolls Aeric Calciaquolls

56 Aeric Chromic Vertic 

Epiaqualfs

No aeric chromic vertic 

epiaqualfs

2512

57 No 945 aeric cryaquepts Aeric Cryaquepts

58 Yes 3465 aeric cryaquods Aeric Cryaquods

59 No 2046 aeric duraquerts Aeric Duraquerts

60 No 2051 aeric dystraquerts Aeric Dystraquerts

61 No 11 aeric endoaqualfs Aeric Endoaqualfs

62 No 634 aeric endoaquents Aeric Endoaquents

63 No 958 aeric endoaquepts Aeric Endoaquepts

64 No 2060 aeric endoaquerts Aeric Endoaquerts

65 No 1856 aeric endoaquults Aeric Endoaquults

66 No 19 aeric epiaqualfs Aeric Epiaqualfs

67 No 640 aeric epiaquents Aeric Epiaquents

68 No 966 aeric epiaquepts Aeric Epiaquepts

69 No 2070 aeric epiaquerts Aeric Epiaquerts

70 No 1860 aeric epiaquults Aeric Epiaquults

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

71 No 1540 aeric eutraquox Aeric Eutraquox

72 No 645 aeric fluvaquents Aeric Fluvaquents

73 No 3639 aeric fluviwassents Aeric Fluviwassents

74 No 27 aeric fragiaqualfs Aeric Fragiaqualfs

75 No 969 aeric fragiaquepts Aeric Fragiaquepts

76 No 1865 aeric fragiaquults Aeric Fragiaquults

77 No 2779 aeric fragic endoaqualfs Aeric Fragic Endoaqualfs

78 No 2781 aeric fragic epiaqualfs Aeric Fragic Epiaqualfs

79 No 2879 aeric fragic epiaquults Aeric Fragic Epiaquults

80 No 2784 aeric fragic glossaqualfs Aeric Fragic Glossaqualfs

81 No 3646 aeric frasiwassents Aeric Frasiwassents

82 No 31 aeric glossaqualfs Aeric Glossaqualfs

83 Yes 2200 aeric grossarenic Aeric Grossarenic

84 No 972 aeric halaquepts Aeric Halaquepts

85 Yes 2623 aeric haplaquents Aeric Haplaquents

86 Yes 2666 aeric haplaquepts Aeric Haplaquepts

87 Yes 2695 aeric haplaquods Aeric Haplaquods

88 No 1545 aeric haplaquox Aeric Haplaquox

89 No 3650 aeric haplowassents Aeric Haplowassents

90 No 977 aeric humaquepts Aeric Humaquepts

91 No 944 aeric humic cryaquepts Aeric Humic Cryaquepts

92 No 37 aeric kandiaqualfs Aeric Kandiaqualfs

93 No 1871 aeric kandiaquults Aeric Kandiaquults

94 No 1880 aeric kanhaplaquults Aeric Kanhaplaquults

95 Yes 2201 aeric mollic Aeric Mollic

96 Yes 2585 aeric ochraqualfs Aeric Ochraqualfs

97 Yes 2729 aeric ochraquults Aeric Ochraquults

98 No 1885 aeric paleaquults Aeric Paleaquults

99 No 1550 aeric plinthaquox Aeric Plinthaquox

100 Yes 2881 aeric plinthic fragiaquults Aeric Plinthic Fragiaquults

101 No 3660 aeric psammowassents Aeric Psammowassents

102 No 3666 aeric sulfiwassents Aeric Sulfiwassents

103 Yes 3481 aeric tropaqualfs Aeric Tropaqualfs

104 Yes 991 aeric tropaquepts Aeric Tropaquepts

105 Yes 2707 aeric tropaquods Aeric Tropaquods

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

106 Yes 644 aeric tropic fluvaquents Aeric Tropic Fluvaquents

107 No 2909 aeric umbric endoaqualfs Aeric Umbric Endoaqualfs

108 No 18 aeric umbric epiaqualfs Aeric Umbric Epiaqualfs

109 No 36 aeric umbric kandiaqualfs Aeric Umbric Kandiaqualfs

110 No 1879 aeric umbric kanhaplaquults Aeric Umbric Kanhaplaquults

111 Yes 2595 aeric umbric ochraqualfs Aeric Umbric Ochraqualfs

112 No 2508 aeric vertic albaqualfs Aeric Vertic Albaqualfs

113 No 2513 aeric vertic epiaqualfs Aeric Vertic Epiaqualfs

114 Yes 2202 aeric xeric Aeric Xeric

115 Yes 101 albaquic fragiudalfs Albaquic Fragiudalfs

116 No 124 albaquic hapludalfs Albaquic Hapludalfs

117 No 166 albaquic paleudalfs Albaquic Paleudalfs

118 No 123 albaquultic hapludalfs Albaquultic Hapludalfs

119 Yes 1218 albic argiborolls Albic Argiborolls

120 Yes 2870 albic argiudolls Albic Argiudolls

121 Yes 1449 albic argixerolls Albic Argixerolls

122 Yes 1244 albic cryoborolls Albic Cryoborolls

123 No 44 albic glossic natraqualfs Albic Glossic Natraqualfs

124 No 43 albic natraqualfs Albic Natraqualfs

125 Yes 1219 albollic argiborolls Albollic Argiborolls

126 No 1750 alfic alaquods Alfic Alaquods

127 No 1822 alfic alorthods Alfic Alorthods

128 Yes 2203 alfic andeptic Alfic Andeptic

129 Yes 3478 alfic andeptic cryorthents Alfic Andeptic Cryorthents

130 No 1751 alfic arenic alaquods Alfic Arenic Alaquods

131 Yes 2696 alfic arenic haplaquods Alfic Arenic Haplaquods

132 No 3344 alfic argicryolls Alfic Argicryolls

133 No 3398 alfic argiudolls Alfic Argiudolls

134 No 3383 alfic argiustolls Alfic Argiustolls

135 No 3372 alfic argixerolls Alfic Argixerolls

136 Yes 999 alfic cryochrepts Alfic Cryochrepts

137 Yes 2628 alfic cryopsamments Alfic Cryopsamments

138 Yes 710 alfic cryorthents Alfic Cryorthents

139 No 1775 alfic epiaquods Alfic Epiaquods

140 No 1834 alfic fragiorthods Alfic Fragiorthods

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

141 Yes 2589 alfic haplaquods Alfic Haplaquods

142 No 1841 alfic haplorthods Alfic Haplorthods

143 No 482 alfic haploxerands Alfic Haploxerands

144 No 392 alfic hapludands Alfic Hapludands

145 No 457 alfic haplustands Alfic Haplustands

146 No 483 alfic humic haploxerands Alfic Humic Haploxerands

147 No 494 alfic humic vitrixerands Alfic Humic Vitrixerands

148 No 1362 alfic lithic argiustolls Alfic Lithic Argiustolls

149 No 2873 alfic oxyaquic fragiorthods Alfic Oxyaquic Fragiorthods

150 No 2874 alfic oxyaquic haplorthods Alfic Oxyaquic Haplorthods

151 Yes 2705 alfic sideraquods Alfic Sideraquods

152 No 663 alfic udarents Alfic Udarents

153 Yes 2587 alfic udipsamments Alfic Udipsamments

154 No 469 alfic udivitrands Alfic Udivitrands

155 Yes 2592 alfic ustipsamments Alfic Ustipsamments

156 No 3396 alfic vertic argiudolls Alfic Vertic Argiudolls

157 No 358 alfic vitricryands Alfic Vitricryands

158 No 493 alfic vitrixerands Alfic Vitrixerands

159 No 666 alfic xerarents Alfic Xerarents

160 Yes 2630 alfic xeropsamments Alfic Xeropsamments

161 Yes 422 alic aquic melanudands Alic Aquic Melanudands

162 Yes 2052 alic dystraquerts Alic Dystraquerts

163 Yes 2109 alic dystruderts Alic Dystruderts

164 No 305 alic endoaquands Alic Endoaquands

165 No 313 alic epiaquands Alic Epiaquands

166 Yes 377 alic fulvudands Alic Fulvudands

167 Yes 2612 alic haplaquands Alic Haplaquands

168 No 341 alic haplocryands Alic Haplocryands

169 No 393 alic hapludands Alic Hapludands

170 Yes 354 alic melanocryands Alic Melanocryands

171 Yes 421 alic melanudands Alic Melanudands

172 Yes 423 alic pachic melanudands Alic Pachic Melanudands

173 Yes 424 alic thaptic melanudands Alic Thaptic Melanudands

174 Yes 2212 andaqueptic Andaqueptic

175 Yes 2763 andaqueptic cryaquents Andaqueptic Cryaquents

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

176 Yes 2620 andaqueptic fluvaquents Andaqueptic Fluvaquents

177 Yes 2674 andaqueptic haplaquolls Andaqueptic Haplaquolls

178 Yes 2596 andaqueptic ochraqualfs Andaqueptic Ochraqualfs

179 Yes 2206 andaquic Andaquic

180 Yes 2205 andeptic Andeptic

181 Yes 2602 andeptic cryoboralfs Andeptic Cryoboralfs

182 Yes 2769 andeptic cryoborolls Andeptic Cryoborolls

183 Yes 2626 andeptic cryofluvents Andeptic Cryofluvents

184 Yes 2766 andeptic cryorthents Andeptic Cryorthents

185 Yes 2209 andeptic glossoboric Andeptic Glossoboric

186 Yes 2732 andeptic haplohumults Andeptic Haplohumults

187 Yes 2733 andeptic palehumults Andeptic Palehumults

188 Yes 2627 andeptic udorthents Andeptic Udorthents

189 No 3089 andic aquorthels Andic Aquorthels

190 Yes 1220 andic argiborolls Andic Argiborolls

191 No 3338 andic argicryolls Andic Argicryolls

192 No 1322 andic argiudolls Andic Argiudolls

193 No 1363 andic argiustolls Andic Argiustolls

194 No 1450 andic argixerolls Andic Argixerolls

195 Yes 2664 andic cryaquepts Andic Cryaquepts

196 No 1760 andic cryaquods Andic Cryaquods

197 Yes 54 andic cryoboralfs Andic Cryoboralfs

198 Yes 1245 andic cryoborolls Andic Cryoborolls

199 Yes 1000 andic cryochrepts Andic Cryochrepts

200 No 668 andic cryofluvents Andic Cryofluvents

201 Yes 2720 andic cryorthods Andic Cryorthods

202 Yes 1132 andic cryumbrepts Andic Cryumbrepts

203 No 1767 andic duraquods Andic Duraquods

204 No 1788 andic duricryods Andic Duricryods

205 No 1817 andic durihumods Andic Durihumods

206 No 3217 andic durixerepts Andic Durixerepts

207 Yes 1008 andic durochrepts Andic Durochrepts

208 No 1832 andic durorthods Andic Durorthods

209 No 3264 andic durudepts Andic Durudepts

210 Yes 2207 andic dystric Andic Dystric

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

211 Yes 2767 andic dystric eutrochrepts Andic Dystric Eutrochrepts

212 Yes 1017 andic dystrochrepts Andic Dystrochrepts

213 No 3164 andic dystrocryepts Andic Dystrocryepts

214 No 3535 andic dystrogelepts Andic Dystrogelepts

215 Yes 1090 andic dystropepts Andic Dystropepts

216 No 3237 andic dystroxerepts Andic Dystroxerepts

217 No 3299 andic dystrudepts Andic Dystrudepts

218 No 3186 andic dystrustepts Andic Dystrustepts

219 No 1770 andic endoaquods Andic Endoaquods

220 Yes 2208 andic epiaquic Andic Epiaquic

221 No 1776 andic epiaquods Andic Epiaquods

222 Yes 65 andic eutroboralfs Andic Eutroboralfs

223 Yes 1033 andic eutrochrepts Andic Eutrochrepts

224 Yes 3153 andic eutrocryepts Andic Eutrocryepts

225 Yes 3540 andic eutrogelepts Andic Eutrogelepts

226 Yes 1102 andic eutropepts Andic Eutropepts

227 No 3277 andic eutrudepts Andic Eutrudepts

228 Yes 78 andic fragiboralfs Andic Fragiboralfs

229 Yes 1049 andic fragiochrepts Andic Fragiochrepts

230 No 2964 andic fragiudalfs Andic Fragiudalfs

231 No 3268 andic fragiudepts Andic Fragiudepts

232 Yes 1142 andic fragiumbrepts Andic Fragiumbrepts

233 No 252 andic fragixeralfs Andic Fragixeralfs

234 No 3229 andic fragixerepts Andic Fragixerepts

235 No 2962 andic fraglossudalfs Andic Fraglossudalfs

236 Yes 83 andic glossoboralfs Andic Glossoboralfs

237 No 2921 andic glossocryalfs Andic Glossocryalfs

238 No 114 andic glossudalfs Andic Glossudalfs

239 Yes 1270 andic haploborolls Andic Haploborolls

240 No 2937 andic haplocryalfs Andic Haplocryalfs

241 No 3614 andic haplocryepts Andic Haplocryepts

242 No 1794 andic haplocryods Andic Haplocryods

243 No 3356 andic haplocryolls Andic Haplocryolls

244 No 3698 andic haplogelepts Andic Haplogelepts

245 No 3576 andic haplogelods Andic Haplogelods

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

246 No 3556 andic haplogelolls Andic Haplogelolls

247 No 1813 andic haplohumods Andic Haplohumods

248 No 1898 andic haplohumults Andic Haplohumults

249 No 1581 andic haploperox Andic Haploperox

250 No 1842 andic haplorthods Andic Haplorthods

251 No 258 andic haploxeralfs Andic Haploxeralfs

252 No 3252 andic haploxerepts Andic Haploxerepts

253 No 3594 andic haploxerolls Andic Haploxerolls

254 No 2036 andic haploxerults Andic Haploxerults

255 No 126 andic hapludalfs Andic Hapludalfs

256 No 1338 andic hapludolls Andic Hapludolls

257 No 1652 andic hapludox Andic Hapludox

258 Yes 1146 andic haplumbrepts Andic Haplumbrepts

259 No 3198 andic haplustepts Andic Haplustepts

260 No 1399 andic haplustolls Andic Haplustolls

261 No 3588 andic humicryepts Andic Humicryepts

262 No 1802 andic humicryods Andic Humicryods

263 No 3688 andic humigelepts Andic Humigelepts

264 No 3572 andic humigelods Andic Humigelods

265 Yes 1112 andic humitropepts Andic Humitropepts

266 No 3729 andic humixerepts Andic Humixerepts

267 No 3707 andic humudepts Andic Humudepts

268 No 3721 andic humustepts Andic Humustepts

269 No 1907 andic kandihumults Andic Kandihumults

270 No 2197 andic kandiperox Andic Kandiperox

271 No 1667 andic kandiudox Andic Kandiudox

272 No 1949 andic kandiudults Andic Kandiudults

273 No 2010 andic kandiustults Andic Kandiustults

274 No 1916 andic kanhaplohumults Andic Kanhaplohumults

275 No 1968 andic kanhapludults Andic Kanhapludults

276 No 2021 andic kanhaplustults Andic Kanhaplustults

277 No 3060 andic molliturbels Andic Molliturbels

278 No 3105 andic mollorthels Andic Mollorthels

279 Andic Ombroaquic 

Kandihumults

No andic ombroaquic 

kandihumults

1905

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

280 No 3544 andic oxyaquic dystrudepts Andic Oxyaquic Dystrudepts

281 No 3548 andic oxyaquic haploxerepts Andic Oxyaquic Haploxerepts

282 No 3706 andic oxyaquic humudepts Andic Oxyaquic Humudepts

283 Yes 92 andic paleboralfs Andic Paleboralfs

284 No 2910 andic palecryalfs Andic Palecryalfs

285 No 1924 andic palehumults Andic Palehumults

286 No 2966 andic paleudalfs Andic Paleudalfs

287 No 3570 andic paleustolls Andic Paleustolls

288 No 277 andic palexeralfs Andic Palexeralfs

289 No 3414 andic palexerults Andic Palexerults

290 No 1786 andic placaquods Andic Placaquods

291 No 1809 andic placocryods Andic Placocryods

292 No 1819 andic placohumods Andic Placohumods

293 Yes 732 andic troporthents Andic Troporthents

294 Yes 2210 andic udic Andic Udic

295 No 687 andic udifluvents Andic Udifluvents

296 Yes 736 andic udorthents Andic Udorthents

297 No 3068 andic umbriturbels Andic Umbriturbels

298 No 3113 andic umbrorthels Andic Umbrorthels

299 Yes 2211 andic ustic Andic Ustic

300 Yes 2768 andic ustic humitropepts Andic Ustic Humitropepts

301 Yes 1056 andic ustochrepts Andic Ustochrepts

302 Yes 1073 andic xerochrepts Andic Xerochrepts

303 No 701 andic xerofluvents Andic Xerofluvents

304 Yes 753 andic xerorthents Andic Xerorthents

305 Yes 1159 andic xerumbrepts Andic Xerumbrepts

306 No 1552 anionic acroperox Anionic Acroperox

307 No 1621 anionic acrudox Anionic Acrudox

308 No 1685 anionic acrustox Anionic Acrustox

309 No 1622 anionic aquic acrudox Anionic Aquic Acrudox

310 No 1686 anionic aquic acrustox Anionic Aquic Acrustox

311 Yes 1032 anthraquic eutrochrepts Anthraquic Eutrochrepts

312 No 3279 anthraquic eutrudepts Anthraquic Eutrudepts

313 No 125 anthraquic hapludalfs Anthraquic Hapludalfs

314 No 394 anthraquic hapludands Anthraquic Hapludands

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

315 No 3200 anthraquic haplustepts Anthraquic Haplustepts

316 No 1398 anthraquic haplustolls Anthraquic Haplustolls

317 No 425 anthraquic melanudands Anthraquic Melanudands

318 No 167 anthraquic paleudalfs Anthraquic Paleudalfs

319 No 1980 anthraquic paleudults Anthraquic Paleudults

320 No 694 anthraquic ustifluvents Anthraquic Ustifluvents

321 Yes 1055 anthraquic ustochrepts Anthraquic Ustochrepts

322 No 743 anthraquic ustorthents Anthraquic Ustorthents

323 Yes 584 anthropic camborthids Anthropic Camborthids

324 No 1906 anthropic kandihumults Anthropic Kandihumults

325 No 1915 anthropic kanhaplohumults Anthropic Kanhaplohumults

326 Yes 3446 anthropic paleudalfs Anthropic Paleudalfs

327 No 674 anthropic torrifluvents Anthropic Torrifluvents

328 Yes 3464 aqualfic argixerolls Aqualfic Argixerolls

329 No 1845 aqualfic haplorthods Aqualfic Haplorthods

330 No 3 aquandic albaqualfs Aquandic Albaqualfs

331 No 1167 aquandic argialbolls Aquandic Argialbolls

332 No 632 aquandic cryaquents Aquandic Cryaquents

333 No 946 aquandic cryaquepts Aquandic Cryaquepts

334 No 1183 aquandic cryaquolls Aquandic Cryaquolls

335 No 1789 aquandic duricryods Aquandic Duricryods

336 No 3216 aquandic durixerepts Aquandic Durixerepts

337 Yes 1009 aquandic durochrepts Aquandic Durochrepts

338 No 3263 aquandic durudepts Aquandic Durudepts

339 Yes 1018 aquandic dystrochrepts Aquandic Dystrochrepts

340 No 3625 aquandic dystrocryepts Aquandic Dystrocryepts

341 No 3236 aquandic dystroxerepts Aquandic Dystroxerepts

342 No 3298 aquandic dystrudepts Aquandic Dystrudepts

343 No 12 aquandic endoaqualfs Aquandic Endoaqualfs

344 No 959 aquandic endoaquepts Aquandic Endoaquepts

345 No 1196 aquandic endoaquolls Aquandic Endoaquolls

346 No 20 aquandic epiaqualfs Aquandic Epiaqualfs

347 No 3146 aquandic epiaquepts Aquandic Epiaquepts

348 No 1205 aquandic epiaquolls Aquandic Epiaquolls

349 No 646 aquandic fluvaquents Aquandic Fluvaquents

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

350 No 3529 aquandic gelaquepts Aquandic Gelaquepts

351 No 115 aquandic glossudalfs Aquandic Glossudalfs

352 No 973 aquandic halaquepts Aquandic Halaquepts

353 Yes 2675 aquandic haplaquolls Aquandic Haplaquolls

354 No 3609 aquandic haplocryepts Aquandic Haplocryepts

355 No 1795 aquandic haplocryods Aquandic Haplocryods

356 No 3407 aquandic haplohumults Aquandic Haplohumults

357 No 259 aquandic haploxeralfs Aquandic Haploxeralfs

358 No 3251 aquandic haploxerepts Aquandic Haploxerepts

359 Yes 3467 aquandic hapludults Aquandic Hapludults

360 Yes 1147 aquandic haplumbrepts Aquandic Haplumbrepts

361 No 978 aquandic humaquepts Aquandic Humaquepts

362 No 3585 aquandic humicryepts Aquandic Humicryepts

363 No 1803 aquandic humicryods Aquandic Humicryods

364 No 3728 aquandic humixerepts Aquandic Humixerepts

365 No 3705 aquandic humudepts Aquandic Humudepts

366 No 1950 aquandic kandiudults Aquandic Kandiudults

367 No 1881 aquandic kanhaplaquults Aquandic Kanhaplaquults

368 No 3405 aquandic palehumults Aquandic Palehumults

369 No 278 aquandic palexeralfs Aquandic Palexeralfs

370 No 3412 aquandic palexerults Aquandic Palexerults

371 Yes 984 aquandic placaquepts Aquandic Placaquepts

372 Yes 992 aquandic tropaquepts Aquandic Tropaquepts

373 Yes 49 aquandic umbraqualfs Aquandic Umbraqualfs

374 Yes 1074 aquandic xerochrepts Aquandic Xerochrepts

375 No 702 aquandic xerofluvents Aquandic Xerofluvents

376 Yes 754 aquandic xerorthents Aquandic Xerorthents

377 Yes 2744 aquentic chromuderts Aquentic Chromuderts

378 Yes 607 aquentic durorthids Aquentic Durorthids

379 Yes 3479 aquentic fragiorthods Aquentic Fragiorthods

380 No 1843 aquentic haplorthods Aquentic Haplorthods

381 Yes 102 aqueptic fragiudalfs Aqueptic Fragiudalfs

382 No 1717 aqueptic haplustox Aqueptic Haplustox

383 Yes 2526 aquertic argiborolls Aquertic Argiborolls

384 No 1324 aquertic argiudolls Aquertic Argiudolls

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

385 No 3564 aquertic argiustolls Aquertic Argiustolls

386 No 2515 aquertic chromic hapludalfs Aquertic Chromic Hapludalfs

387 Yes 2791 aquertic eutroboralfs Aquertic Eutroboralfs

388 Yes 1104 aquertic eutropepts Aquertic Eutropepts

389 No 3275 aquertic eutrudepts Aquertic Eutrudepts

390 No 2968 aquertic glossudalfs Aquertic Glossudalfs

391 Yes 2861 aquertic haploborolls Aquertic Haploborolls

392 No 132 aquertic hapludalfs Aquertic Hapludalfs

393 No 1340 aquertic hapludolls Aquertic Hapludolls

394 No 2518 aquertic haplustalfs Aquertic Haplustalfs

395 No 3568 aquertic haplustolls Aquertic Haplustolls

396 Yes 1114 aquertic humitropepts Aquertic Humitropepts

397 No 2818 aquertic natrustalfs Aquertic Natrustalfs

398 No 2520 aquertic paleustalfs Aquertic Paleustalfs

399 No 2836 aquertic udifluvents Aquertic Udifluvents

400 No 2838 aquertic ustifluvents Aquertic Ustifluvents

401 No 1553 aquic acroperox Aquic Acroperox

402 No 1623 aquic acrudox Aquic Acrudox

403 No 1687 aquic acrustox Aquic Acrustox

404 Yes 2213 aquic anionic Aquic Anionic

405 Yes 67 aquic arenic eutroboralfs Aquic Arenic Eutroboralfs

406 No 3495 aquic arenic glossudalfs Aquic Arenic Glossudalfs

407 No 128 aquic arenic hapludalfs Aquic Arenic Hapludalfs

408 No 2882 aquic arenic hapludults Aquic Arenic Hapludults

409 No 184 aquic arenic haplustalfs Aquic Arenic Haplustalfs

410 No 1952 aquic arenic kandiudults Aquic Arenic Kandiudults

411 No 199 aquic arenic kandiustalfs Aquic Arenic Kandiustalfs

412 No 215 aquic arenic natrustalfs Aquic Arenic Natrustalfs

413 No 1982 aquic arenic paleudults Aquic Arenic Paleudults

414 No 224 aquic arenic paleustalfs Aquic Arenic Paleustalfs

415 Yes 1221 aquic argiborolls Aquic Argiborolls

416 No 3341 aquic argicryolls Aquic Argicryolls

417 No 2414 aquic argidurids Aquic Argidurids

418 No 1323 aquic argiudolls Aquic Argiudolls

419 No 1364 aquic argiustolls Aquic Argiustolls

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

420 No 1451 aquic argixerolls Aquic Argixerolls

421 No 2254 aquic calciargids Aquic Calciargids

422 Yes 1236 aquic calciborolls Aquic Calciborolls

423 Yes 569 aquic calciorthids Aquic Calciorthids

424 No 1334 aquic calciudolls Aquic Calciudolls

425 No 3181 aquic calciustepts Aquic Calciustepts

426 No 1379 aquic calciustolls Aquic Calciustolls

427 No 3227 aquic calcixerepts Aquic Calcixerepts

428 No 1471 aquic calcixerolls Aquic Calcixerolls

429 Yes 585 aquic camborthids Aquic Camborthids

430 Yes 2757 aquic chromoxererts Aquic Chromoxererts

431 Yes 2745 aquic chromuderts Aquic Chromuderts

432 Yes 55 aquic cryoboralfs Aquic Cryoboralfs

433 Yes 1246 aquic cryoborolls Aquic Cryoborolls

434 Yes 1001 aquic cryochrepts Aquic Cryochrepts

435 No 669 aquic cryofluvents Aquic Cryofluvents

436 No 763 aquic cryopsamments Aquic Cryopsamments

437 No 711 aquic cryorthents Aquic Cryorthents

438 Yes 1133 aquic cryumbrepts Aquic Cryumbrepts

439 Yes 2531 aquic cumulic cryoborolls Aquic Cumulic Cryoborolls

440 Yes 2532 aquic cumulic haploborolls Aquic Cumulic Haploborolls

441 No 3358 aquic cumulic haplocryolls Aquic Cumulic Haplocryolls

442 No 2535 aquic cumulic haploxerolls Aquic Cumulic Haploxerolls

443 No 2533 aquic cumulic hapludolls Aquic Cumulic Hapludolls

444 No 2534 aquic cumulic haplustolls Aquic Cumulic Haplustolls

445 Yes 503 aquic durargids Aquic Durargids

446 Yes 570 aquic duric calciorthids Aquic Duric Calciorthids

447 Yes 586 aquic duric camborthids Aquic Duric Camborthids

448 No 1493 aquic duric haploxerolls Aquic Duric Haploxerolls

449 No 396 aquic duric hapludands Aquic Duric Hapludands

450 No 1522 aquic duric natrixerolls Aquic Duric Natrixerolls

451 Yes 2893 aquic duric torriorthents Aquic Duric Torriorthents

452 No 3469 aquic duricryands Aquic Duricryands

453 No 1790 aquic duricryods Aquic Duricryods

454 No 2317 aquic durinodic haplocalcids Aquic Durinodic Haplocalcids

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

455 Aquic Durinodic 

Xeropsamments

No aquic durinodic 

xeropsamments

2569

456 Yes 2565 aquic durinodic xerorthents Aquic Durinodic Xerorthents

457 No 247 aquic durixeralfs Aquic Durixeralfs

458 No 3219 aquic durixerepts Aquic Durixerepts

459 No 2178 aquic durixererts Aquic Durixererts

460 No 1481 aquic durixerolls Aquic Durixerolls

461 Yes 1010 aquic durochrepts Aquic Durochrepts

462 Aquic Durorthidic 

Torriorthents

Yes 718 aquic durorthidic torriorthents

463 Aquic Durorthidic 

Xeropsamments

Yes aquic durorthidic 

xeropsamments

806

464 Yes 756 aquic durorthidic xerorthents Aquic Durorthidic Xerorthents

465 Yes 608 aquic durorthids Aquic Durorthids

466 No 372 aquic durudands Aquic Durudands

467 No 3266 aquic durudepts Aquic Durudepts

468 No 453 aquic durustands Aquic Durustands

469 Yes 2638 aquic dystrandepts Aquic Dystrandepts

470 Yes 1035 aquic dystric eutrochrepts Aquic Dystric Eutrochrepts

471 No 3282 aquic dystric eutrudepts Aquic Dystric Eutrudepts

472 Yes 1076 aquic dystric xerochrepts Aquic Dystric Xerochrepts

473 Yes 1019 aquic dystrochrepts Aquic Dystrochrepts

474 No 3166 aquic dystrocryepts Aquic Dystrocryepts

475 No 3536 aquic dystrogelepts Aquic Dystrogelepts

476 Yes 1091 aquic dystropepts Aquic Dystropepts

477 No 3241 aquic dystroxerepts Aquic Dystroxerepts

478 No 3304 aquic dystrudepts Aquic Dystrudepts

479 No 2110 aquic dystruderts Aquic Dystruderts

480 No 3188 aquic dystrustepts Aquic Dystrustepts

481 No 2133 aquic dystrusterts Aquic Dystrusterts

482 Yes 66 aquic eutroboralfs Aquic Eutroboralfs

483 Yes 1034 aquic eutrochrepts Aquic Eutrochrepts

484 Yes 3155 aquic eutrocryepts Aquic Eutrocryepts

485 Yes 3541 aquic eutrogelepts Aquic Eutrogelepts

486 Yes 1103 aquic eutropepts Aquic Eutropepts

487 No 1565 aquic eutroperox Aquic Eutroperox

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

488 No 3283 aquic eutrudepts Aquic Eutrudepts

489 No 1636 aquic eutrudox Aquic Eutrudox

490 No 1700 aquic eutrustox Aquic Eutrustox

491 No 99 aquic ferrudalfs Aquic Ferrudalfs

492 Yes 79 aquic fragiboralfs Aquic Fragiboralfs

493 Yes 1050 aquic fragiochrepts Aquic Fragiochrepts

494 No 1835 aquic fragiorthods Aquic Fragiorthods

495 No 103 aquic fragiudalfs Aquic Fragiudalfs

496 No 3270 aquic fragiudepts Aquic Fragiudepts

497 No 1930 aquic fragiudults Aquic Fragiudults

498 Yes 1143 aquic fragiumbrepts Aquic Fragiumbrepts

499 No 253 aquic fragixeralfs Aquic Fragixeralfs

500 No 3231 aquic fragixerepts Aquic Fragixerepts

501 No 111 aquic fraglossudalfs Aquic Fraglossudalfs

502 No 378 aquic fulvudands Aquic Fulvudands

503 No 3520 aquic gelifluvents Aquic Gelifluvents

504 No 3668 aquic gelorthents Aquic Gelorthents

505 Yes 84 aquic glossoboralfs Aquic Glossoboralfs

506 No 2923 aquic glossocryalfs Aquic Glossocryalfs

507 No 116 aquic glossudalfs Aquic Glossudalfs

508 No 2265 aquic gypsiargids Aquic Gypsiargids

509 No 512 aquic haplargids Aquic Haplargids

510 Yes 534 aquic haplic nadurargids Aquic Haplic Nadurargids

511 Yes 1271 aquic haploborolls Aquic Haploborolls

512 No 2318 aquic haplocalcids Aquic Haplocalcids

513 No 2939 aquic haplocryalfs Aquic Haplocryalfs

514 No 342 aquic haplocryands Aquic Haplocryands

515 No 3617 aquic haplocryepts Aquic Haplocryepts

516 No 1796 aquic haplocryods Aquic Haplocryods

517 No 3361 aquic haplocryolls Aquic Haplocryolls

518 Aquic Haploduridic 

Torriorthents

Yes aquic haploduridic 

torriorthents

2560

519 No 2425 aquic haplodurids Aquic Haplodurids

520 No 3699 aquic haplogelepts Aquic Haplogelepts

521 No 3577 aquic haplogelods Aquic Haplogelods

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

522 No 3557 aquic haplogelolls Aquic Haplogelolls

523 No 1899 aquic haplohumults Aquic Haplohumults

524 No 1582 aquic haploperox Aquic Haploperox

525 No 3128 aquic haplorthels Aquic Haplorthels

526 No 1844 aquic haplorthods Aquic Haplorthods

527 No 3079 aquic haploturbels Aquic Haploturbels

528 No 260 aquic haploxeralfs Aquic Haploxeralfs

529 No 484 aquic haploxerands Aquic Haploxerands

530 No 3255 aquic haploxerepts Aquic Haploxerepts

531 No 2186 aquic haploxererts Aquic Haploxererts

532 No 1492 aquic haploxerolls Aquic Haploxerolls

533 No 2037 aquic haploxerults Aquic Haploxerults

534 No 127 aquic hapludalfs Aquic Hapludalfs

535 No 395 aquic hapludands Aquic Hapludands

536 No 2116 aquic hapluderts Aquic Hapluderts

537 No 1339 aquic hapludolls Aquic Hapludolls

538 No 1653 aquic hapludox Aquic Hapludox

539 No 1938 aquic hapludults Aquic Hapludults

540 Yes 1148 aquic haplumbrepts Aquic Haplumbrepts

541 No 183 aquic haplustalfs Aquic Haplustalfs

542 No 458 aquic haplustands Aquic Haplustands

543 No 3201 aquic haplustepts Aquic Haplustepts

544 No 1400 aquic haplustolls Aquic Haplustolls

545 No 1718 aquic haplustox Aquic Haplustox

546 No 2002 aquic haplustults Aquic Haplustults

547 No 3303 aquic humic dystrudepts Aquic Humic Dystrudepts

548 No 3591 aquic humicryepts Aquic Humicryepts

549 No 1804 aquic humicryods Aquic Humicryods

550 No 3689 aquic humigelepts Aquic Humigelepts

551 No 3573 aquic humigelods Aquic Humigelods

552 Yes 1113 aquic humitropepts Aquic Humitropepts

553 No 3731 aquic humixerepts Aquic Humixerepts

554 No 3710 aquic humudepts Aquic Humudepts

555 No 349 aquic hydrocryands Aquic Hydrocryands

556 No 413 aquic hydrudands Aquic Hydrudands

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

557 No 1908 aquic kandihumults Aquic Kandihumults

558 No 1595 aquic kandiperox Aquic Kandiperox

559 No 146 aquic kandiudalfs Aquic Kandiudalfs

560 No 1668 aquic kandiudox Aquic Kandiudox

561 No 1951 aquic kandiudults Aquic Kandiudults

562 No 198 aquic kandiustalfs Aquic Kandiustalfs

563 No 1732 aquic kandiustox Aquic Kandiustox

564 No 2011 aquic kandiustults Aquic Kandiustults

565 No 1917 aquic kanhaplohumults Aquic Kanhaplohumults

566 No 157 aquic kanhapludalfs Aquic Kanhapludalfs

567 No 1969 aquic kanhapludults Aquic Kanhapludults

568 No 208 aquic kanhaplustalfs Aquic Kanhaplustalfs

569 No 2022 aquic kanhaplustults Aquic Kanhaplustults

570 No 1554 aquic lithic acroperox Aquic Lithic Acroperox

571 No 1624 aquic lithic acrudox Aquic Lithic Acrudox

572 No 1688 aquic lithic acrustox Aquic Lithic Acrustox

573 No 1566 aquic lithic eutroperox Aquic Lithic Eutroperox

574 No 1637 aquic lithic eutrudox Aquic Lithic Eutrudox

575 No 1701 aquic lithic eutrustox Aquic Lithic Eutrustox

576 No 1583 aquic lithic haploperox Aquic Lithic Haploperox

577 Yes 129 aquic lithic hapludalfs Aquic Lithic Hapludalfs

578 No 1654 aquic lithic hapludox Aquic Lithic Hapludox

579 No 1719 aquic lithic haplustox Aquic Lithic Haplustox

580 No 1596 aquic lithic kandiperox Aquic Lithic Kandiperox

581 No 1669 aquic lithic kandiudox Aquic Lithic Kandiudox

582 No 1733 aquic lithic kandiustox Aquic Lithic Kandiustox

583 No 426 aquic melanudands Aquic Melanudands

584 No 3063 aquic molliturbels Aquic Molliturbels

585 No 3108 aquic mollorthels Aquic Mollorthels

586 Yes 533 aquic nadurargids Aquic Nadurargids

587 No 2434 aquic natrargidic natridurids Aquic Natrargidic Natridurids

588 No 540 aquic natrargids Aquic Natrargids

589 No 2435 aquic natridurids Aquic Natridurids

590 No 274 aquic natrixeralfs Aquic Natrixeralfs

591 No 1521 aquic natrixerolls Aquic Natrixerolls

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

592 No 2961 aquic natrudalfs Aquic Natrudalfs

593 No 214 aquic natrustalfs Aquic Natrustalfs

594 No 1424 aquic natrustolls Aquic Natrustolls

595 No 3560 aquic pachic argiudolls Aquic Pachic Argiudolls

596 No 3562 aquic pachic hapludolls Aquic Pachic Hapludolls

597 No 3563 aquic pachic paleudolls Aquic Pachic Paleudolls

598 No 2295 aquic paleargids Aquic Paleargids

599 Yes 93 aquic paleboralfs Aquic Paleboralfs

600 Yes 1301 aquic paleborolls Aquic Paleborolls

601 No 2912 aquic palecryalfs Aquic Palecryalfs

602 No 3329 aquic palecryolls Aquic Palecryolls

603 No 1925 aquic palehumults Aquic Palehumults

604 Yes 623 aquic paleorthids Aquic Paleorthids

605 No 168 aquic paleudalfs Aquic Paleudalfs

606 No 1352 aquic paleudolls Aquic Paleudolls

607 No 1981 aquic paleudults Aquic Paleudults

608 No 223 aquic paleustalfs Aquic Paleustalfs

609 No 1431 aquic paleustolls Aquic Paleustolls

610 No 279 aquic palexeralfs Aquic Palexeralfs

611 No 1527 aquic palexerolls Aquic Palexerolls

612 No 3413 aquic palexerults Aquic Palexerults

613 No 2332 aquic petrocalcids Aquic Petrocalcids

614 No 1555 aquic petroferric acroperox Aquic Petroferric Acroperox

615 No 1625 aquic petroferric acrudox Aquic Petroferric Acrudox

616 No 1689 aquic petroferric acrustox Aquic Petroferric Acrustox

617 No 1567 aquic petroferric eutroperox Aquic Petroferric Eutroperox

618 No 1638 aquic petroferric eutrudox Aquic Petroferric Eutrudox

619 No 1702 aquic petroferric eutrustox Aquic Petroferric Eutrustox

620 No 1584 aquic petroferric haploperox Aquic Petroferric Haploperox

621 No 1655 aquic petroferric hapludox Aquic Petroferric Hapludox

622 No 1720 aquic petroferric haplustox Aquic Petroferric Haplustox

623 No 1597 aquic petroferric kandiperox Aquic Petroferric Kandiperox

624 No 1670 aquic petroferric kandiudox Aquic Petroferric Kandiudox

625 No 1734 aquic petroferric kandiustox Aquic Petroferric Kandiustox

626 No 441 aquic placudands Aquic Placudands

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

627 Yes 2214 aquic psammentic Aquic Psammentic

628 No 770 aquic quartzipsamments Aquic Quartzipsamments

629 No 2411 aquic salicryids Aquic Salicryids

630 No 2104 aquic salitorrerts Aquic Salitorrerts

631 No 2163 aquic salusterts Aquic Salusterts

632 No 675 aquic torrifluvents Aquic Torrifluvents

633 No 717 aquic torriorthents Aquic Torriorthents

634 Yes 789 aquic tropopsamments Aquic Tropopsamments

635 Yes 2604 aquic tropudalfs Aquic Tropudalfs

636 Yes 2772 aquic tropudults Aquic Tropudults

637 No 688 aquic udifluvents Aquic Udifluvents

638 No 793 aquic udipsamments Aquic Udipsamments

639 No 470 aquic udivitrands Aquic Udivitrands

640 No 737 aquic udorthents Aquic Udorthents

641 No 3071 aquic umbriturbels Aquic Umbriturbels

642 No 3116 aquic umbrorthels Aquic Umbrorthels

643 No 695 aquic ustifluvents Aquic Ustifluvents

644 No 800 aquic ustipsamments Aquic Ustipsamments

645 No 476 aquic ustivitrands Aquic Ustivitrands

646 Yes 1057 aquic ustochrepts Aquic Ustochrepts

647 No 744 aquic ustorthents Aquic Ustorthents

648 Yes 1125 aquic ustropepts Aquic Ustropepts

649 No 1443 aquic vermustolls Aquic Vermustolls

650 Yes 2653 aquic vitrandepts Aquic Vitrandepts

651 No 359 aquic vitricryands Aquic Vitricryands

652 No 366 aquic vitritorrands Aquic Vitritorrands

653 No 495 aquic vitrixerands Aquic Vitrixerands

654 Yes 1075 aquic xerochrepts Aquic Xerochrepts

655 No 703 aquic xerofluvents Aquic Xerofluvents

656 No 805 aquic xeropsamments Aquic Xeropsamments

657 No 755 aquic xerorthents Aquic Xerorthents

658 Yes 1160 aquic xerumbrepts Aquic Xerumbrepts

659 No 2424 aquicambidic haplodurids Aquicambidic Haplodurids

660 No 771 aquodic quartzipsamments Aquodic Quartzipsamments

661 No 130 aquollic hapludalfs Aquollic Hapludalfs

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

662 Yes 630 aquollic salorthids Aquollic Salorthids

663 No 1452 aquultic argixerolls Aquultic Argixerolls

664 No 261 aquultic haploxeralfs Aquultic Haploxeralfs

665 No 1494 aquultic haploxerolls Aquultic Haploxerolls

666 No 131 aquultic hapludalfs Aquultic Hapludalfs

667 No 185 aquultic haplustalfs Aquultic Haplustalfs

668 No 1753 arenic alaquods Arenic Alaquods

669 No 4 arenic albaqualfs Arenic Albaqualfs

670 No 1824 arenic alorthods Arenic Alorthods

671 No 1176 arenic argiaquolls Arenic Argiaquolls

672 Yes 1223 arenic argiborolls Arenic Argiborolls

673 No 3397 arenic argiudolls Arenic Argiudolls

674 No 186 arenic aridic haplustalfs Arenic Aridic Haplustalfs

675 No 200 arenic aridic kandiustalfs Arenic Aridic Kandiustalfs

676 No 225 arenic aridic paleustalfs Arenic Aridic Paleustalfs

677 Yes 3461 arenic aridic paleustolls Arenic Aridic Paleustolls

678 No 2256 arenic calciargids Arenic Calciargids

679 No 13 arenic endoaqualfs Arenic Endoaqualfs

680 No 1857 arenic endoaquults Arenic Endoaquults

681 No 21 arenic epiaqualfs Arenic Epiaqualfs

682 No 1861 arenic epiaquults Arenic Epiaquults

683 Yes 68 arenic eutroboralfs Arenic Eutroboralfs

684 Yes 1036 arenic eutrochrepts Arenic Eutrochrepts

685 No 3289 arenic eutrudepts Arenic Eutrudepts

686 No 1931 arenic fragiudults Arenic Fragiudults

687 No 32 arenic glossaqualfs Arenic Glossaqualfs

688 No 117 arenic glossudalfs Arenic Glossudalfs

689 Yes 2697 arenic haplaquods Arenic Haplaquods

690 No 515 arenic haplargids Arenic Haplargids

691 Yes 2712 arenic haplohumods Arenic Haplohumods

692 No 2038 arenic haploxerults Arenic Haploxerults

693 No 133 arenic hapludalfs Arenic Hapludalfs

694 No 1939 arenic hapludults Arenic Hapludults

695 No 188 arenic haplustalfs Arenic Haplustalfs

696 No 2003 arenic haplustults Arenic Haplustults

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

697 No 38 arenic kandiaqualfs Arenic Kandiaqualfs

698 No 1874 arenic kandiaquults Arenic Kandiaquults

699 No 148 arenic kandiudalfs Arenic Kandiudalfs

700 No 1956 arenic kandiudults Arenic Kandiudults

701 No 202 arenic kandiustalfs Arenic Kandiustalfs

702 No 2014 arenic kandiustults Arenic Kandiustults

703 No 1971 arenic kanhapludults Arenic Kanhapludults

704 No 2024 arenic kanhaplustults Arenic Kanhaplustults

705 No 216 arenic natrustalfs Arenic Natrustalfs

706 Yes 2597 arenic ochraqualfs Arenic Ochraqualfs

707 Yes 2730 arenic ochraquults Arenic Ochraquults

708 Yes 2215 arenic orthoxic Arenic Orthoxic

709 Yes 2792 arenic oxyaquic eutroboralfs Arenic Oxyaquic Eutroboralfs

710 No 3496 arenic oxyaquic glossudalfs Arenic Oxyaquic Glossudalfs

711 No 3497 arenic oxyaquic hapludalfs Arenic Oxyaquic Hapludalfs

712 No 1888 arenic paleaquults Arenic Paleaquults

713 No 2297 arenic paleargids Arenic Paleargids

714 No 170 arenic paleudalfs Arenic Paleudalfs

715 No 1986 arenic paleudults Arenic Paleudults

716 No 227 arenic paleustalfs Arenic Paleustalfs

717 No 280 arenic palexeralfs Arenic Palexeralfs

718 Arenic Plinthaquic 

Kandiudults

No 1953 arenic plinthaquic kandiudults

719 No 1983 arenic plinthaquic paleudults Arenic Plinthaquic Paleudults

720 No 1872 arenic plinthic kandiaquults Arenic Plinthic Kandiaquults

721 No 147 arenic plinthic kandiudalfs Arenic Plinthic Kandiudalfs

722 No 1954 arenic plinthic kandiudults Arenic Plinthic Kandiudults

723 No 2012 arenic plinthic kandiustults Arenic Plinthic Kandiustults

724 No 1970 arenic plinthic kanhapludults Arenic Plinthic Kanhapludults

725 No 1886 arenic plinthic paleaquults Arenic Plinthic Paleaquults

726 No 169 arenic plinthic paleudalfs Arenic Plinthic Paleudalfs

727 No 1984 arenic plinthic paleudults Arenic Plinthic Paleudults

728 No 1955 arenic rhodic kandiudults Arenic Rhodic Kandiudults

729 No 1985 arenic rhodic paleudults Arenic Rhodic Paleudults

730 No 1752 arenic ultic alaquods Arenic Ultic Alaquods

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

731 No 1823 arenic ultic alorthods Arenic Ultic Alorthods

732 Yes 2698 arenic ultic haplaquods Arenic Ultic Haplaquods

733 Yes 2713 arenic ultic haplohumods Arenic Ultic Haplohumods

734 Yes 50 arenic umbraqualfs Arenic Umbraqualfs

735 No 3403 arenic umbric alaquods Arenic Umbric Alaquods

736 Yes 2773 arenic umbric haplaquods Arenic Umbric Haplaquods

737 No 1873 arenic umbric kandiaquults Arenic Umbric Kandiaquults

738 No 1887 arenic umbric paleaquults Arenic Umbric Paleaquults

739 Yes 513 arenic ustalfic haplargids Arenic Ustalfic Haplargids

740 No 2255 arenic ustic calciargids Arenic Ustic Calciargids

741 No 2275 arenic ustic haplargids Arenic Ustic Haplargids

742 No 2296 arenic ustic paleargids Arenic Ustic Paleargids

743 Yes 514 arenic ustollic haplargids Arenic Ustollic Haplargids

744 No 1168 argiaquic argialbolls Argiaquic Argialbolls

745 Yes 1247 argiaquic cryoborolls Argiaquic Cryoborolls

746 No 1169 argiaquic xeric argialbolls Argiaquic Xeric Argialbolls

747 Yes 571 argic calciorthids Argic Calciorthids

748 No 1184 argic cryaquolls Argic Cryaquolls

749 Yes 1248 argic cryoborolls Argic Cryoborolls

750 Yes 764 argic cryopsamments Argic Cryopsamments

751 No 1192 argic duraquolls Argic Duraquolls

752 No 3326 argic duricryolls Argic Duricryolls

753 Yes 1482 argic durixerolls Argic Durixerolls

754 No 1771 argic endoaquods Argic Endoaquods

755 No 1782 argic fragiaquods Argic Fragiaquods

756 Yes 1249 argic lithic cryoborolls Argic Lithic Cryoborolls

757 Yes 1250 argic pachic cryoborolls Argic Pachic Cryoborolls

758 No 2336 argic petrocalcids Argic Petrocalcids

759 Yes 772 argic quartzipsamments Argic Quartzipsamments

760 Yes 794 argic udipsamments Argic Udipsamments

761 Argic Ustic 

Quartzipsamments

Yes 773 argic ustic quartzipsamments

762 Yes 801 argic ustipsamments Argic Ustipsamments

763 Yes 1251 argic vertic cryoborolls Argic Vertic Cryoborolls

764 Yes 807 argic xeropsamments Argic Xeropsamments

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

765 Yes 2217 argidic Argidic

766 No 2418 argidic argidurids Argidic Argidurids

767 No 2494 argidic durixerolls Argidic Durixerolls

768 No 2579 argiduridic argixerolls Argiduridic Argixerolls

769 No 2495 argiduridic durixerolls Argiduridic Durixerolls

770 No 2575 argiduridic durustolls Argiduridic Durustolls

771 Yes 2216 argixerollic Argixerollic

772 Yes 1222 aridic argiborolls Aridic Argiborolls

773 No 1365 aridic argiustolls Aridic Argiustolls

774 No 1453 aridic argixerolls Aridic Argixerolls

775 Yes 1237 aridic calciborolls Aridic Calciborolls

776 Yes 1454 aridic calcic argixerolls Aridic Calcic Argixerolls

777 No 3182 aridic calciustepts Aridic Calciustepts

778 No 2123 aridic calciusterts Aridic Calciusterts

779 No 1380 aridic calciustolls Aridic Calciustolls

780 No 2171 aridic calcixererts Aridic Calcixererts

781 No 1472 aridic calcixerolls Aridic Calcixerolls

782 No 2047 aridic duraquerts Aridic Duraquerts

783 Yes 1496 aridic duric haploxerolls Aridic Duric Haploxerolls

784 Yes 3460 aridic duric haplustolls Aridic Duric Haplustolls

785 No 2179 aridic durixererts Aridic Durixererts

786 Yes 1483 aridic durixerolls Aridic Durixerolls

787 Yes 3455 aridic durochrepts Aridic Durochrepts

788 Yes 1392 aridic durustolls Aridic Durustolls

789 No 2053 aridic dystraquerts Aridic Dystraquerts

790 No 3547 aridic dystrustepts Aridic Dystrustepts

791 No 2134 aridic dystrusterts Aridic Dystrusterts

792 No 2061 aridic endoaquerts Aridic Endoaquerts

793 No 2071 aridic epiaquerts Aridic Epiaquerts

794 Yes 3445 aridic eutroboralfs Aridic Eutroboralfs

795 No 3499 aridic glossic natrustalfs Aridic Glossic Natrustalfs

796 No 2141 aridic gypsiusterts Aridic Gypsiusterts

797 Yes 1272 aridic haploborolls Aridic Haploborolls

798 No 2187 aridic haploxererts Aridic Haploxererts

799 No 1495 aridic haploxerolls Aridic Haploxerolls

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

800 No 187 aridic haplustalfs Aridic Haplustalfs

801 No 3212 aridic haplustepts Aridic Haplustepts

802 No 2150 aridic haplusterts Aridic Haplusterts

803 No 1401 aridic haplustolls Aridic Haplustolls

804 No 3725 aridic humustepts Aridic Humustepts

805 No 201 aridic kandiustalfs Aridic Kandiustalfs

806 No 2013 aridic kandiustults Aridic Kandiustults

807 No 209 aridic kanhaplustalfs Aridic Kanhaplustalfs

808 No 2023 aridic kanhaplustults Aridic Kanhaplustults

809 No 3417 aridic leptic haplusterts Aridic Leptic Haplusterts

810 No 2820 aridic leptic natrustalfs Aridic Leptic Natrustalfs

811 No 3379 aridic leptic natrustolls Aridic Leptic Natrustolls

812 No 3382 aridic lithic argiustolls Aridic Lithic Argiustolls

813 No 3740 aridic lithic argixerolls Aridic Lithic Argixerolls

814 No 3741 aridic lithic calcixerolls Aridic Lithic Calcixerolls

815 No 3742 aridic lithic haploxerolls Aridic Lithic Haploxerolls

816 No 3193 aridic lithic haplustepts Aridic Lithic Haplustepts

817 No 3567 aridic lithic haplustolls Aridic Lithic Haplustolls

818 Yes 2852 aridic lithic ustochrepts Aridic Lithic Ustochrepts

819 No 3018 aridic lithic ustorthents Aridic Lithic Ustorthents

820 Yes 2619 aridic natrargids Aridic Natrargids

821 Yes 1292 aridic natriborolls Aridic Natriborolls

822 No 1523 aridic natrixerolls Aridic Natrixerolls

823 No 2819 aridic natrustalfs Aridic Natrustalfs

824 No 1425 aridic natrustolls Aridic Natrustolls

825 Yes 2218 aridic pachic Aridic Pachic

826 No 226 aridic paleustalfs Aridic Paleustalfs

827 No 1432 aridic paleustolls Aridic Paleustolls

828 No 1528 aridic palexerolls Aridic Palexerolls

829 Yes 1529 aridic petrocalcic palexerolls Aridic Petrocalcic Palexerolls

830 No 2080 aridic salaquerts Aridic Salaquerts

831 No 2164 aridic salusterts Aridic Salusterts

832 Yes 3451 aridic torriorthents Aridic Torriorthents

833 No 696 aridic ustifluvents Aridic Ustifluvents

834 No 2506 aridic ustipsamments Aridic Ustipsamments

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

835 Yes 1058 aridic ustochrepts Aridic Ustochrepts

836 No 745 aridic ustorthents Aridic Ustorthents

837 Yes 3457 aridic ustropepts Aridic Ustropepts

838 Yes 1308 aridic vermiborolls Aridic Vermiborolls

839 Yes 1225 boralfic argiborolls Boralfic Argiborolls

840 Yes 1366 boralfic argiustolls Boralfic Argiustolls

841 Yes 1455 boralfic argixerolls Boralfic Argixerolls

842 Yes 1253 boralfic cryoborolls Boralfic Cryoborolls

843 Yes 2721 boralfic cryorthods Boralfic Cryorthods

844 Yes 1252 boralfic lithic cryoborolls Boralfic Lithic Cryoborolls

845 Yes 2858 boralfic udertic argiborolls Boralfic Udertic Argiborolls

846 Yes 1224 boralfic udic argiborolls Boralfic Udic Argiborolls

847 Yes 572 borollic calciorthids Borollic Calciorthids

848 Yes 587 borollic camborthids Borollic Camborthids

849 Yes 542 borollic glossic natrargids Borollic Glossic Natrargids

850 Yes 516 borollic haplargids Borollic Haplargids

851 Yes 573 borollic lithic calciorthids Borollic Lithic Calciorthids

852 Yes 588 borollic lithic camborthids Borollic Lithic Camborthids

853 Yes 517 borollic lithic haplargids Borollic Lithic Haplargids

854 Yes 541 borollic natrargids Borollic Natrargids

855 Yes 557 borollic paleargids Borollic Paleargids

856 Yes 624 borollic paleorthids Borollic Paleorthids

857 Yes 3452 borollic torriorthents Borollic Torriorthents

858 Yes 589 borollic vertic camborthids Borollic Vertic Camborthids

859 Yes 518 borollic vertic haplargids Borollic Vertic Haplargids

860 Yes 556 borollic vertic paleargids Borollic Vertic Paleargids

861 No 2872 calciargidic argixerolls Calciargidic Argixerolls

862 Yes 2578 calciargidic paleustolls Calciargidic Paleustolls

863 No 3100 calcic anhyorthels Calcic Anhyorthels

864 No 3055 calcic anhyturbels Calcic Anhyturbels

865 No 2483 calcic aquisalids Calcic Aquisalids

866 No 3552 calcic argicryolls Calcic Argicryolls

867 No 2444 calcic argigypsids Calcic Argigypsids

868 No 1325 calcic argiudolls Calcic Argiudolls

869 No 1457 calcic argixerolls Calcic Argixerolls

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

870 No 1185 calcic cryaquolls Calcic Cryaquolls

871 Yes 1255 calcic cryoborolls Calcic Cryoborolls

872 No 3554 calcic duricryolls Calcic Duricryolls

873 No 2394 calcic gypsicryids Calcic Gypsicryids

874 Yes 620 calcic gypsiorthids Calcic Gypsiorthids

875 No 3621 calcic haplocryepts Calcic Haplocryepts

876 No 3366 calcic haplocryolls Calcic Haplocryolls

877 No 2488 calcic haplosalids Calcic Haplosalids

878 No 2980 calcic haplotorrands Calcic Haplotorrands

879 No 262 calcic haploxeralfs Calcic Haploxeralfs

880 No 485 calcic haploxerands Calcic Haploxerands

881 No 3259 calcic haploxerepts Calcic Haploxerepts

882 No 1499 calcic haploxerolls Calcic Haploxerolls

883 No 1341 calcic hapludolls Calcic Hapludolls

884 No 2812 calcic haplustalfs Calcic Haplustalfs

885 No 459 calcic haplustands Calcic Haplustands

886 No 3211 calcic haplustepts Calcic Haplustepts

887 No 3416 calcic haplusterts Calcic Haplusterts

888 No 2994 calcic lithic petrocalcids Calcic Lithic Petrocalcids

889 No 3391 calcic natrudolls Calcic Natrudolls

890 No 3551 calcic pachic argicryolls Calcic Pachic Argicryolls

891 No 1456 calcic pachic argixerolls Calcic Pachic Argixerolls

892 Yes 1254 calcic pachic cryoborolls Calcic Pachic Cryoborolls

893 No 3363 calcic pachic haplocryolls Calcic Pachic Haplocryolls

894 No 1497 calcic pachic haploxerolls Calcic Pachic Haploxerolls

895 No 2298 calcic paleargids Calcic Paleargids

896 No 1353 calcic paleudolls Calcic Paleudolls

897 No 1434 calcic paleustolls Calcic Paleustolls

898 No 281 calcic palexeralfs Calcic Palexeralfs

899 No 2337 calcic petrocalcids Calcic Petrocalcids

900 No 2476 calcic petrogypsids Calcic Petrogypsids

901 No 291 calcic rhodoxeralfs Calcic Rhodoxeralfs

902 No 2813 calcic udic haplustalfs Calcic Udic Haplustalfs

903 No 3210 calcic udic haplustepts Calcic Udic Haplustepts

904 Yes 1059 calcic udic ustochrepts Calcic Udic Ustochrepts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

905 No 477 calcic ustivitrands Calcic Ustivitrands

906 Yes 1061 calcic ustochrepts Calcic Ustochrepts

907 No 367 calcic vitritorrands Calcic Vitritorrands

908 No 3384 calcidic argiustolls Calcidic Argiustolls

909 No 2580 calcidic haploxerolls Calcidic Haploxerolls

910 No 2814 calcidic haplustalfs Calcidic Haplustalfs

911 No 2556 calcidic paleustalfs Calcidic Paleustalfs

912 No 3381 calcidic paleustolls Calcidic Paleustolls

913 Yes 1498 calciorthidic haploxerolls Calciorthidic Haploxerolls

914 Yes 228 calciorthidic paleustalfs Calciorthidic Paleustalfs

915 Yes 1433 calciorthidic paleustolls Calciorthidic Paleustolls

916 Yes 1060 calciorthidic ustochrepts Calciorthidic Ustochrepts

917 Yes 1077 calcixerollic xerochrepts Calcixerollic Xerochrepts

918 Yes 619 cambic gypsiorthids Cambic Gypsiorthids

919 No 2492 cambidic durixerolls Cambidic Durixerolls

920 No 2427 cambidic haplodurids Cambidic Haplodurids

921 No 2091 chromic calcitorrerts Chromic Calcitorrerts

922 No 2124 chromic calciusterts Chromic Calciusterts

923 No 2172 chromic calcixererts Chromic Calcixererts

924 No 2048 chromic duraquerts Chromic Duraquerts

925 No 2180 chromic durixererts Chromic Durixererts

926 No 2054 chromic dystraquerts Chromic Dystraquerts

927 No 2111 chromic dystruderts Chromic Dystruderts

928 No 2135 chromic dystrusterts Chromic Dystrusterts

929 No 2062 chromic endoaquerts Chromic Endoaquerts

930 No 2072 chromic epiaquerts Chromic Epiaquerts

931 No 2096 chromic gypsitorrerts Chromic Gypsitorrerts

932 No 2142 chromic gypsiusterts Chromic Gypsiusterts

933 No 2086 chromic haplocryerts Chromic Haplocryerts

934 No 2098 chromic haplotorrerts Chromic Haplotorrerts

935 No 2188 chromic haploxererts Chromic Haploxererts

936 No 2117 chromic hapluderts Chromic Hapluderts

937 No 2152 chromic haplusterts Chromic Haplusterts

938 Yes 2760 chromic pelloxererts Chromic Pelloxererts

939 No 2081 chromic salaquerts Chromic Salaquerts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

940 No 2105 chromic salitorrerts Chromic Salitorrerts

941 No 2165 chromic salusterts Chromic Salusterts

942 No 2151 chromic udic haplusterts Chromic Udic Haplusterts

943 No 2509 chromic vertic albaqualfs Chromic Vertic Albaqualfs

944 No 2907 chromic vertic endoaqualfs Chromic Vertic Endoaqualfs

945 No 2514 chromic vertic epiaqualfs Chromic Vertic Epiaqualfs

946 No 2517 chromic vertic hapludalfs Chromic Vertic Hapludalfs

947 Yes 2219 chromudic Chromudic

948 Yes 3480 cryic fragiorthods Cryic Fragiorthods

949 Yes 1314 cryic lithic rendolls Cryic Lithic Rendolls

950 Yes 1302 cryic pachic paleborolls Cryic Pachic Paleborolls

951 Yes 1303 cryic paleborolls Cryic Paleborolls

952 Yes 1820 cryic placohumods Cryic Placohumods

953 Yes 1315 cryic rendolls Cryic Rendolls

954 Yes 843 cryic sphagnofibrists Cryic Sphagnofibrists

955 No 1186 cumulic cryaquolls Cumulic Cryaquolls

956 Yes 1256 cumulic cryoborolls Cumulic Cryoborolls

957 No 1197 cumulic endoaquolls Cumulic Endoaquolls

958 No 1206 cumulic epiaquolls Cumulic Epiaquolls

959 Yes 2593 cumulic haplaquolls Cumulic Haplaquolls

960 Yes 1274 cumulic haploborolls Cumulic Haploborolls

961 No 3359 cumulic haplocryolls Cumulic Haplocryolls

962 No 3558 cumulic haplogelolls Cumulic Haplogelolls

963 No 1501 cumulic haploxerolls Cumulic Haploxerolls

964 No 1342 cumulic hapludolls Cumulic Hapludolls

965 Yes 1149 cumulic haplumbrepts Cumulic Haplumbrepts

966 No 1402 cumulic haplustolls Cumulic Haplustolls

967 No 979 cumulic humaquepts Cumulic Humaquepts

968 No 3733 cumulic humixerepts Cumulic Humixerepts

969 No 3714 cumulic humudepts Cumulic Humudepts

970 No 3062 cumulic molliturbels Cumulic Molliturbels

971 No 3107 cumulic mollorthels Cumulic Mollorthels

972 Yes 2862 cumulic udertic haploborolls Cumulic Udertic Haploborolls

973 Yes 1273 cumulic udic haploborolls Cumulic Udic Haploborolls

974 No 1500 cumulic ultic haploxerolls Cumulic Ultic Haploxerolls

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

975 No 3070 cumulic umbriturbels Cumulic Umbriturbels

976 No 3115 cumulic umbrorthels Cumulic Umbrorthels

977 No 2522 cumulic vertic endoaquolls Cumulic Vertic Endoaquolls

978 No 2524 cumulic vertic epiaquolls Cumulic Vertic Epiaquolls

979 Yes 2863 cumulic vertic haploborolls Cumulic Vertic Haploborolls

980 Yes 1459 durargidic argixerolls Durargidic Argixerolls

981 No 1754 duric alaquods Duric Alaquods

982 No 1367 duric argiustolls Duric Argiustolls

983 No 1458 duric argixerolls Duric Argixerolls

984 Yes 574 duric calciorthids Duric Calciorthids

985 Yes 590 duric camborthids Duric Camborthids

986 No 1761 duric cryaquods Duric Cryaquods

987 Yes 1257 duric cryoborolls Duric Cryoborolls

988 No 306 duric endoaquands Duric Endoaquands

989 No 1198 duric endoaquolls Duric Endoaquolls

990 No 314 duric epiaquands Duric Epiaquands

991 No 1207 duric epiaquolls Duric Epiaquolls

992 No 3144 duric halaquepts Duric Halaquepts

993 Yes 2676 duric haplaquolls Duric Haplaquolls

994 Yes 519 duric haplargids Duric Haplargids

995 No 2320 duric haplocalcids Duric Haplocalcids

996 Yes 2726 duric haplorthods Duric Haplorthods

997 No 2485 duric haplosalids Duric Haplosalids

998 No 2979 duric haplotorrands Duric Haplotorrands

999 No 1502 duric haploxerolls Duric Haploxerolls

1000 No 401 duric hapludands Duric Hapludands

1001 No 1403 duric haplustolls Duric Haplustolls

1002 No 327 duric histic placaquands Duric Histic Placaquands

1003 Yes 543 duric natrargids Duric Natrargids

1004 No 1524 duric natrixerolls Duric Natrixerolls

1005 No 1426 duric natrustolls Duric Natrustolls

1006 Yes 558 duric paleargids Duric Paleargids

1007 No 3371 duric palexerolls Duric Palexerolls

1008 No 2309 duric petroargids Duric Petroargids

1009 No 2406 duric petrocryids Duric Petrocryids

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1010 No 326 duric placaquands Duric Placaquands

1011 No 3474 duric torriarents Duric Torriarents

1012 No 2891 duric torrifluvents Duric Torrifluvents

1013 No 2894 duric torriorthents Duric Torriorthents

1014 Yes 2896 duric torripsamments Duric Torripsamments

1015 No 332 duric vitraquands Duric Vitraquands

1016 No 368 duric vitritorrands Duric Vitritorrands

1017 No 3006 duric xerarents Duric Xerarents

1018 No 2319 duric xeric haplocalcids Duric Xeric Haplocalcids

1019 No 2308 duric xeric petroargids Duric Xeric Petroargids

1020 No 2405 duric xeric petrocryids Duric Xeric Petrocryids

1021 No 2892 duric xeric torrifluvents Duric Xeric Torrifluvents

1022 Yes 2895 duric xeric torriorthents Duric Xeric Torriorthents

1023 Yes 2897 duric xeric torripsamments Duric Xeric Torripsamments

1024 No 2900 duridic haploxerolls Duridic Haploxerolls

1025 Yes 2557 duridic torrifluvents Duridic Torrifluvents

1026 Yes 2558 duridic xeric torrifluvents Duridic Xeric Torrifluvents

1027 Yes 2510 durinodic albaqualfs Durinodic Albaqualfs

1028 No 2346 durinodic aquicambids Durinodic Aquicambids

1029 No 2258 durinodic calciargids Durinodic Calciargids

1030 No 2266 durinodic gypsiargids Durinodic Gypsiargids

1031 No 2277 durinodic haplargids Durinodic Haplargids

1032 No 2322 durinodic haplocalcids Durinodic Haplocalcids

1033 No 2361 durinodic haplocambids Durinodic Haplocambids

1034 No 2286 durinodic natrargids Durinodic Natrargids

1035 No 2300 durinodic paleargids Durinodic Paleargids

1036 No 2563 durinodic ustorthents Durinodic Ustorthents

1037 No 2345 durinodic xeric aquicambids Durinodic Xeric Aquicambids

1038 No 2257 durinodic xeric calciargids Durinodic Xeric Calciargids

1039 No 2276 durinodic xeric haplargids Durinodic Xeric Haplargids

1040 No 2321 durinodic xeric haplocalcids Durinodic Xeric Haplocalcids

1041 Durinodic Xeric 

Haplocambids

No 2360 durinodic xeric haplocambids

1042 No 2285 durinodic xeric natrargids Durinodic Xeric Natrargids

1043 No 2299 durinodic xeric paleargids Durinodic Xeric Paleargids

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1044 No 2559 durinodic xerofluvents Durinodic Xerofluvents

1045 No 2568 durinodic xeropsamments Durinodic Xeropsamments

1046 No 2564 durinodic xerorthents Durinodic Xerorthents

1047 Yes 575 durixerollic calciorthids Durixerollic Calciorthids

1048 Yes 591 durixerollic camborthids Durixerollic Camborthids

1049 Yes 520 durixerollic haplargids Durixerollic Haplargids

1050 Durixerollic Lithic 

Camborthids

Yes 592 durixerollic lithic camborthids

1051 Yes 544 durixerollic natrargids Durixerollic Natrargids

1052 Yes 2220 durochreptic Durochreptic

1053 Yes 5 durorthidic albaqualfs Durorthidic Albaqualfs

1054 Yes 676 durorthidic torrifluvents Durorthidic Torrifluvents

1055 Yes 719 durorthidic torriorthents Durorthidic Torriorthents

1056 Yes 783 durorthidic torripsamments Durorthidic Torripsamments

1057 Yes 746 durorthidic ustorthents Durorthidic Ustorthents

1058 Yes 677 durorthidic xeric torrifluvents Durorthidic Xeric 

1059 Durorthidic Xeric 

Torriorthents

Yes 720 durorthidic xeric torriorthents

1060 Durorthidic Xeric 

Torripsamments

Yes durorthidic xeric 

torripsamments

784

1061 Yes 704 durorthidic xerofluvents Durorthidic Xerofluvents

1062 Yes 808 durorthidic xeropsamments Durorthidic Xeropsamments

1063 Yes 757 durorthidic xerorthents Durorthidic Xerorthents

1064 Yes 2633 dystric cryandepts Dystric Cryandepts

1065 Yes 1002 dystric cryochrepts Dystric Cryochrepts

1066 Yes 3458 dystric cryumbrepts Dystric Cryumbrepts

1067 Yes 1011 dystric durochrepts Dystric Durochrepts

1068 Yes 1012 dystric entic durochrepts Dystric Entic Durochrepts

1069 Yes 1037 dystric eutrochrepts Dystric Eutrochrepts

1070 No 3290 dystric eutrudepts Dystric Eutrudepts

1071 Dystric Fluventic 

Eutrochrepts

Yes 1038 dystric fluventic eutrochrepts

1072 No 3287 dystric fluventic eutrudepts Dystric Fluventic Eutrudepts

1073 Yes 1079 dystric fluventic xerochrepts Dystric Fluventic Xerochrepts

1074 No 460 dystric haplustands Dystric Haplustands

1075 No 3213 dystric haplustepts Dystric Haplustepts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1076 Yes 2634 dystric lithic cryandepts Dystric Lithic Cryandepts

1077 Yes 1080 dystric lithic xerochrepts Dystric Lithic Xerochrepts

1078 Yes 1062 dystric ustochrepts Dystric Ustochrepts

1079 No 461 dystric vitric haplustands Dystric Vitric Haplustands

1080 Yes 1078 dystric xerochrepts Dystric Xerochrepts

1081 No 809 dystric xeropsamments Dystric Xeropsamments

1082 No 758 dystric xerorthents Dystric Xerorthents

1083 Yes 2221 dystropeptic Dystropeptic

1084 No 1825 entic alorthods Entic Alorthods

1085 No 2092 entic calcitorrerts Entic Calcitorrerts

1086 No 2125 entic calciusterts Entic Calciusterts

1087 No 2173 entic calcixererts Entic Calcixererts

1088 Yes 2758 entic chromoxererts Entic Chromoxererts

1089 Yes 2746 entic chromuderts Entic Chromuderts

1090 Yes 2749 entic chromusterts Entic Chromusterts

1091 Yes 2635 entic cryandepts Entic Cryandepts

1092 No 1762 entic cryaquods Entic Cryaquods

1093 Yes 2722 entic cryorthods Entic Cryorthods

1094 Yes 1134 entic cryumbrepts Entic Cryumbrepts

1095 No 3220 entic durixerepts Entic Durixerepts

1096 Yes 1484 entic durixerolls Entic Durixerolls

1097 Yes 1013 entic durochrepts Entic Durochrepts

1098 Yes 609 entic durorthids Entic Durorthids

1099 No 1393 entic durustolls Entic Durustolls

1100 Yes 2639 entic dystrandepts Entic Dystrandepts

1101 No 2055 entic dystraquerts Entic Dystraquerts

1102 No 2112 entic dystruderts Entic Dystruderts

1103 No 2136 entic dystrusterts Entic Dystrusterts

1104 No 2063 entic endoaquerts Entic Endoaquerts

1105 No 2073 entic epiaquerts Entic Epiaquerts

1106 Yes 2645 entic eutrandepts Entic Eutrandepts

1107 No 1836 entic fragiorthods Entic Fragiorthods

1108 No 2775 entic grossarenic alorthods Entic Grossarenic Alorthods

1109 No 2143 entic gypsiusterts Entic Gypsiusterts

1110 Yes 3453 entic haplaquepts Entic Haplaquepts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1111 Yes 2699 entic haplaquods Entic Haplaquods

1112 Yes 1275 entic haploborolls Entic Haploborolls

1113 No 1797 entic haplocryods Entic Haplocryods

1114 Yes 2714 entic haplohumods Entic Haplohumods

1115 No 1847 entic haplorthods Entic Haplorthods

1116 No 2099 entic haplotorrerts Entic Haplotorrerts

1117 No 2189 entic haploxererts Entic Haploxererts

1118 No 1504 entic haploxerolls Entic Haploxerolls

1119 No 2118 entic hapluderts Entic Hapluderts

1120 No 1343 entic hapludolls Entic Hapludolls

1121 Yes 1150 entic haplumbrepts Entic Haplumbrepts

1122 No 2154 entic haplusterts Entic Haplusterts

1123 No 1404 entic haplustolls Entic Haplustolls

1124 No 3324 entic haprendolls Entic Haprendolls

1125 No 3736 entic humixerepts Entic Humixerepts

1126 No 3718 entic humudepts Entic Humudepts

1127 No 1846 entic lithic haplorthods Entic Lithic Haplorthods

1128 No 1435 entic paleustolls Entic Paleustolls

1129 Yes 2761 entic pelloxererts Entic Pelloxererts

1130 Yes 2748 entic pelluderts Entic Pelluderts

1131 Yes 2591 entic pellusterts Entic Pellusterts

1132 Yes 1316 entic rendolls Entic Rendolls

1133 No 2082 entic salaquerts Entic Salaquerts

1134 No 2106 entic salitorrerts Entic Salitorrerts

1135 No 2166 entic salusterts Entic Salusterts

1136 Yes 2706 entic sideraquods Entic Sideraquods

1137 No 2153 entic udic haplusterts Entic Udic Haplusterts

1138 No 1503 entic ultic haploxerolls Entic Ultic Haploxerolls

1139 Yes 1358 entic vermudolls Entic Vermudolls

1140 No 1444 entic vermustolls Entic Vermustolls

1141 Yes 1161 entic xerumbrepts Entic Xerumbrepts

1142 Yes 2223 epiaquic Epiaquic

1143 Yes 3468 epiaquic haplustults Epiaquic Haplustults

1144 Yes 2224 epiaquic orthoxic Epiaquic Orthoxic

1145 No 1626 eutric acrudox Eutric Acrudox

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1146 No 1690 eutric acrustox Eutric Acrustox

1147 No 3505 eutric duricryands Eutric Duricryands

1148 No 3510 eutric durudands Eutric Durudands

1149 No 3630 eutric dystrocryepts Eutric Dystrocryepts

1150 No 3506 eutric fulvicryands Eutric Fulvicryands

1151 No 383 eutric fulvudands Eutric Fulvudands

1152 Yes 85 eutric glossoboralfs Eutric Glossoboralfs

1153 No 2933 eutric glossocryalfs Eutric Glossocryalfs

1154 No 2951 eutric haplocryalfs Eutric Haplocryalfs

1155 No 403 eutric hapludands Eutric Hapludands

1156 No 3601 eutric humicryepts Eutric Humicryepts

1157 No 3693 eutric humigelepts Eutric Humigelepts

1158 No 3717 eutric humudepts Eutric Humudepts

1159 Yes 430 eutric hydric melanudands Eutric Hydric Melanudands

1160 No 416 eutric hydrudands Eutric Hydrudands

1161 No 2985 eutric lithic fulvudands Eutric Lithic Fulvudands

1162 No 2984 eutric melanudands Eutric Melanudands

1163 No 3596 eutric oxyaquic duricryands Eutric Oxyaquic Duricryands

1164 No 3507 eutric pachic fulvicryands Eutric Pachic Fulvicryands

1165 No 382 eutric pachic fulvudands Eutric Pachic Fulvudands

1166 Yes 445 eutric placudands Eutric Placudands

1167 No 402 eutric thaptic hapludands Eutric Thaptic Hapludands

1168 Yes 431 eutric vitric melanudands Eutric Vitric Melanudands

1169 Yes 444 eutric vitric placudands Eutric Vitric Placudands

1170 Yes 1317 eutrochreptic rendolls Eutrochreptic Rendolls

1171 Yes 1318 eutropeptic rendolls Eutropeptic Rendolls

1172 Yes 51 ferrudalfic umbraqualfs Ferrudalfic Umbraqualfs

1173 Yes 872 fibric borohemists Fibric Borohemists

1174 Yes 910 fibric borosaprists Fibric Borosaprists

1175 No 3675 fibric frasiwassists Fibric Frasiwassists

1176 No 3437 fibric haplohemists Fibric Haplohemists

1177 No 3679 fibric haplowassists Fibric Haplowassists

1178 Yes 887 fibric medihemists Fibric Medihemists

1179 Yes 924 fibric medisaprists Fibric Medisaprists

1180 No 3682 fibric sulfiwassists Fibric Sulfiwassists

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1181 Yes 871 fibric terric borohemists Fibric Terric Borohemists

1182 Yes 909 fibric terric borosaprists Fibric Terric Borosaprists

1183 Yes 886 fibric terric medihemists Fibric Terric Medihemists

1184 Yes 923 fibric terric medisaprists Fibric Terric Medisaprists

1185 Yes 899 fibric terric tropohemists Fibric Terric Tropohemists

1186 Yes 935 fibric terric troposaprists Fibric Terric Troposaprists

1187 Yes 900 fibric tropohemists Fibric Tropohemists

1188 Yes 936 fibric troposaprists Fibric Troposaprists

1189 No 3516 fluvaquentic aquorthels Fluvaquentic Aquorthels

1190 Yes 813 fluvaquentic borofibrists Fluvaquentic Borofibrists

1191 Yes 873 fluvaquentic borohemists Fluvaquentic Borohemists

1192 Yes 911 fluvaquentic borosaprists Fluvaquentic Borosaprists

1193 No 3145 fluvaquentic cryaquepts Fluvaquentic Cryaquepts

1194 Yes 1258 fluvaquentic cryoborolls Fluvaquentic Cryoborolls

1195 No 825 fluvaquentic cryofibrists Fluvaquentic Cryofibrists

1196 No 881 fluvaquentic cryohemists Fluvaquentic Cryohemists

1197 No 918 fluvaquentic cryosaprists Fluvaquentic Cryosaprists

1198 Yes 1020 fluvaquentic dystrochrepts Fluvaquentic Dystrochrepts

1199 No 3628 fluvaquentic dystrocryepts Fluvaquentic Dystrocryepts

1200 No 3240 fluvaquentic dystroxerepts Fluvaquentic Dystroxerepts

1201 No 3302 fluvaquentic dystrudepts Fluvaquentic Dystrudepts

1202 No 3148 fluvaquentic endoaquepts Fluvaquentic Endoaquepts

1203 No 1199 fluvaquentic endoaquolls Fluvaquentic Endoaquolls

1204 No 3147 fluvaquentic epiaquepts Fluvaquentic Epiaquepts

1205 No 1208 fluvaquentic epiaquolls Fluvaquentic Epiaquolls

1206 Yes 1039 fluvaquentic eutrochrepts Fluvaquentic Eutrochrepts

1207 Yes 1105 fluvaquentic eutropepts Fluvaquentic Eutropepts

1208 No 3281 fluvaquentic eutrudepts Fluvaquentic Eutrudepts

1209 No 3028 fluvaquentic fibristels Fluvaquentic Fibristels

1210 No 3530 fluvaquentic gelaquepts Fluvaquentic Gelaquepts

1211 Yes 2667 fluvaquentic haplaquepts Fluvaquentic Haplaquepts

1212 Yes 2586 fluvaquentic haplaquolls Fluvaquentic Haplaquolls

1213 Yes 1276 fluvaquentic haploborolls Fluvaquentic Haploborolls

1214 No 3616 fluvaquentic haplocryepts Fluvaquentic Haplocryepts

1215 No 3360 fluvaquentic haplocryolls Fluvaquentic Haplocryolls

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1216 No 3423 fluvaquentic haplofibrists Fluvaquentic Haplofibrists

1217 No 3436 fluvaquentic haplohemists Fluvaquentic Haplohemists

1218 No 3517 fluvaquentic haplorthels Fluvaquentic Haplorthels

1219 No 3427 fluvaquentic haplosaprists Fluvaquentic Haplosaprists

1220 No 1505 fluvaquentic haploxerolls Fluvaquentic Haploxerolls

1221 No 1344 fluvaquentic hapludolls Fluvaquentic Hapludolls

1222 No 1405 fluvaquentic haplustolls Fluvaquentic Haplustolls

1223 No 3033 fluvaquentic hemistels Fluvaquentic Hemistels

1224 No 3525 fluvaquentic historthels Fluvaquentic Historthels

1225 No 980 fluvaquentic humaquepts Fluvaquentic Humaquepts

1226 No 3590 fluvaquentic humicryepts Fluvaquentic Humicryepts

1227 No 3709 fluvaquentic humudepts Fluvaquentic Humudepts

1228 Yes 831 fluvaquentic medifibrists Fluvaquentic Medifibrists

1229 Yes 888 fluvaquentic medihemists Fluvaquentic Medihemists

1230 Yes 925 fluvaquentic medisaprists Fluvaquentic Medisaprists

1231 No 3037 fluvaquentic sapristels Fluvaquentic Sapristels

1232 No 844 fluvaquentic sphagnofibrists Fluvaquentic Sphagnofibrists

1233 Yes 853 fluvaquentic tropofibrists Fluvaquentic Tropofibrists

1234 Yes 901 fluvaquentic tropohemists Fluvaquentic Tropohemists

1235 Yes 937 fluvaquentic troposaprists Fluvaquentic Troposaprists

1236 Fluvaquentic Vertic 

Endoaquolls

No fluvaquentic vertic 

endoaquolls

2523

1237 Fluvaquentic Vertic 

Epiaquolls

No 2525 fluvaquentic vertic epiaquolls

1238 Yes 2672 fluvaquentic xerochrepts Fluvaquentic Xerochrepts

1239 No 2350 fluventic aquicambids Fluventic Aquicambids

1240 No 3393 fluventic calciudolls Fluventic Calciudolls

1241 Yes 593 fluventic camborthids Fluventic Camborthids

1242 Yes 1259 fluventic cryoborolls Fluventic Cryoborolls

1243 Yes 1021 fluventic dystrochrepts Fluventic Dystrochrepts

1244 No 3629 fluventic dystrocryepts Fluventic Dystrocryepts

1245 No 3695 fluventic dystrogelepts Fluventic Dystrogelepts

1246 Yes 1092 fluventic dystropepts Fluventic Dystropepts

1247 No 3245 fluventic dystroxerepts Fluventic Dystroxerepts

1248 No 3310 fluventic dystrudepts Fluventic Dystrudepts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1249 No 3189 fluventic dystrustepts Fluventic Dystrustepts

1250 No 3533 fluventic endoaquepts Fluventic Endoaquepts

1251 Yes 1040 fluventic eutrochrepts Fluventic Eutrochrepts

1252 Yes 1106 fluventic eutropepts Fluventic Eutropepts

1253 No 3288 fluventic eutrudepts Fluventic Eutrudepts

1254 No 3645 fluventic frasiwassents Fluventic Frasiwassents

1255 Yes 3459 fluventic haplaquolls Fluventic Haplaquolls

1256 Yes 1277 fluventic haploborolls Fluventic Haploborolls

1257 No 2370 fluventic haplocambids Fluventic Haplocambids

1258 No 3620 fluventic haplocryepts Fluventic Haplocryepts

1259 No 3365 fluventic haplocryolls Fluventic Haplocryolls

1260 No 3700 fluventic haplogelepts Fluventic Haplogelepts

1261 No 3518 fluventic haplorthels Fluventic Haplorthels

1262 No 3258 fluventic haploxerepts Fluventic Haploxerepts

1263 No 1506 fluventic haploxerolls Fluventic Haploxerolls

1264 No 1345 fluventic hapludolls Fluventic Hapludolls

1265 Yes 1151 fluventic haplumbrepts Fluventic Haplumbrepts

1266 No 3207 fluventic haplustepts Fluventic Haplustepts

1267 No 1406 fluventic haplustolls Fluventic Haplustolls

1268 No 3526 fluventic historthels Fluventic Historthels

1269 Fluventic Humic 

Dystroxerepts

No 3244 fluventic humic dystroxerepts

1270 No 3309 fluventic humic dystrudepts Fluventic Humic Dystrudepts

1271 No 3598 fluventic humicryepts Fluventic Humicryepts

1272 No 3691 fluventic humigelepts Fluventic Humigelepts

1273 Yes 1115 fluventic humitropepts Fluventic Humitropepts

1274 No 3734 fluventic humixerepts Fluventic Humixerepts

1275 No 3715 fluventic humudepts Fluventic Humudepts

1276 Yes 2631 fluventic medihemists Fluventic Medihemists

1277 No 3659 fluventic psammowassents Fluventic Psammowassents

1278 No 3665 fluventic sulfiwassents Fluventic Sulfiwassents

1279 Fluventic Umbric 

Dystrochrepts

Yes fluventic umbric 

dystrochrepts

1022

1280 Yes 1063 fluventic ustochrepts Fluventic Ustochrepts

1281 Yes 1126 fluventic ustropepts Fluventic Ustropepts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1282 Yes 1081 fluventic xerochrepts Fluventic Xerochrepts

1283 Yes 1162 fluventic xerumbrepts Fluventic Xerumbrepts

1284 No 3686 folistic dystrocryepts Folistic Dystrocryepts

1285 No 3632 folistic fulvicryands Folistic Fulvicryands

1286 No 3633 folistic haplocryands Folistic Haplocryands

1287 No 3743 folistic haplocryods Folistic Haplocryods

1288 No 3669 folistic haplorthels Folistic Haplorthels

1289 No 3672 folistic haploturbels Folistic Haploturbels

1290 No 3744 folistic humicryods Folistic Humicryods

1291 No 3673 folistic molliturbels Folistic Molliturbels

1292 No 3670 folistic mollorthels Folistic Mollorthels

1293 No 3674 folistic umbriturbels Folistic Umbriturbels

1294 No 3671 folistic umbrorthels Folistic Umbrorthels

1295 No 3634 folistic vitricryands Folistic Vitricryands

1296 Yes 2847 fragiaquic dystrochrepts Fragiaquic Dystrochrepts

1297 No 3239 fragiaquic dystroxerepts Fragiaquic Dystroxerepts

1298 No 3301 fragiaquic dystrudepts Fragiaquic Dystrudepts

1299 Yes 2793 fragiaquic eutroboralfs Fragiaquic Eutroboralfs

1300 Yes 2849 fragiaquic eutrochrepts Fragiaquic Eutrochrepts

1301 No 3280 fragiaquic eutrudepts Fragiaquic Eutrudepts

1302 Yes 2800 fragiaquic glossoboralfs Fragiaquic Glossoboralfs

1303 No 2890 fragiaquic glossudalfs Fragiaquic Glossudalfs

1304 No 2875 fragiaquic haplorthods Fragiaquic Haplorthods

1305 No 2826 fragiaquic haploxeralfs Fragiaquic Haploxeralfs

1306 No 2804 fragiaquic hapludalfs Fragiaquic Hapludalfs

1307 No 2883 fragiaquic hapludults Fragiaquic Hapludults

1308 No 2886 fragiaquic kanhapludults Fragiaquic Kanhapludults

1309 No 2809 fragiaquic paleudalfs Fragiaquic Paleudalfs

1310 No 1987 fragiaquic paleudults Fragiaquic Paleudults

1311 No 2830 fragiaquic palexeralfs Fragiaquic Palexeralfs

1312 Yes 2855 fragiaquic xerochrepts Fragiaquic Xerochrepts

1313 Yes 2848 fragic dystrochrepts Fragic Dystrochrepts

1314 No 3243 fragic dystroxerepts Fragic Dystroxerepts

1315 No 3306 fragic dystrudepts Fragic Dystrudepts

1316 No 2780 fragic endoaqualfs Fragic Endoaqualfs

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1317 No 2842 fragic endoaquepts Fragic Endoaquepts

1318 No 2782 fragic epiaqualfs Fragic Epiaqualfs

1319 No 2843 fragic epiaquepts Fragic Epiaquepts

1320 No 2880 fragic epiaquults Fragic Epiaquults

1321 Yes 2794 fragic eutroboralfs Fragic Eutroboralfs

1322 Yes 2850 fragic eutrochrepts Fragic Eutrochrepts

1323 No 3285 fragic eutrudepts Fragic Eutrudepts

1324 No 2785 fragic glossaqualfs Fragic Glossaqualfs

1325 Yes 2801 fragic glossoboralfs Fragic Glossoboralfs

1326 No 2925 fragic glossocryalfs Fragic Glossocryalfs

1327 No 118 fragic glossudalfs Fragic Glossudalfs

1328 No 2876 fragic haplorthods Fragic Haplorthods

1329 No 2827 fragic haploxeralfs Fragic Haploxeralfs

1330 No 3257 fragic haploxerepts Fragic Haploxerepts

1331 No 2805 fragic hapludalfs Fragic Hapludalfs

1332 No 2884 fragic hapludults Fragic Hapludults

1333 No 2887 fragic kanhapludults Fragic Kanhapludults

1334 No 2806 fragic oxyaquic hapludalfs Fragic Oxyaquic Hapludalfs

1335 No 2810 fragic paleudalfs Fragic Paleudalfs

1336 No 1988 fragic paleudults Fragic Paleudults

1337 No 2831 fragic palexeralfs Fragic Palexeralfs

1338 Yes 2856 fragic xerochrepts Fragic Xerochrepts

1339 No 3095 glacic anhyorthels Glacic Anhyorthels

1340 No 3050 glacic anhyturbels Glacic Anhyturbels

1341 No 3044 glacic aquiturbels Glacic Aquiturbels

1342 No 3086 glacic aquorthels Glacic Aquorthels

1343 No 3119 glacic argiorthels Glacic Argiorthels

1344 No 3021 glacic folistels Glacic Folistels

1345 No 3127 glacic haplorthels Glacic Haplorthels

1346 No 3078 glacic haploturbels Glacic Haploturbels

1347 No 3082 glacic historthels Glacic Historthels

1348 No 3040 glacic histoturbels Glacic Histoturbels

1349 No 3058 glacic molliturbels Glacic Molliturbels

1350 No 3103 glacic mollorthels Glacic Mollorthels

1351 No 3123 glacic psammorthels Glacic Psammorthels

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1352 No 3074 glacic psammoturbels Glacic Psammoturbels

1353 No 3066 glacic umbriturbels Glacic Umbriturbels

1354 No 3111 glacic umbrorthels Glacic Umbrorthels

1355 Yes 69 glossaquic eutroboralfs Glossaquic Eutroboralfs

1356 Yes 104 glossaquic fragiudalfs Glossaquic Fragiudalfs

1357 No 1932 glossaquic fragiudults Glossaquic Fragiudults

1358 No 134 glossaquic hapludalfs Glossaquic Hapludalfs

1359 No 2960 glossaquic natrudalfs Glossaquic Natrudalfs

1360 No 171 glossaquic paleudalfs Glossaquic Paleudalfs

1361 Yes 56 glossic cryoboralfs Glossic Cryoboralfs

1362 Yes 70 glossic eutroboralfs Glossic Eutroboralfs

1363 Yes 105 glossic fragiudalfs Glossic Fragiudalfs

1364 No 1933 glossic fragiudults Glossic Fragiudults

1365 No 135 glossic hapludalfs Glossic Hapludalfs

1366 No 45 glossic natraqualfs Glossic Natraqualfs

1367 No 3550 glossic natraquolls Glossic Natraquolls

1368 No 545 glossic natrargids Glossic Natrargids

1369 Yes 1293 glossic natriborolls Glossic Natriborolls

1370 Yes 162 glossic natrudalfs Glossic Natrudalfs

1371 No 3390 glossic natrudolls Glossic Natrudolls

1372 No 1427 glossic natrustolls Glossic Natrustolls

1373 Glossic Oxyaquic 

Eutroboralfs

Yes 2795 glossic oxyaquic eutroboralfs

1374 No 172 glossic paleudalfs Glossic Paleudalfs

1375 Yes 1294 glossic udic natriborolls Glossic Udic Natriborolls

1376 No 2288 glossic ustic natrargids Glossic Ustic Natrargids

1377 Yes 546 glossic ustollic natrargids Glossic Ustollic Natrargids

1378 No 3388 glossic vertic natrudolls Glossic Vertic Natrudolls

1379 No 3378 glossic vertic natrustolls Glossic Vertic Natrustolls

1380 Yes 2225 glossoboralfic Glossoboralfic

1381 Yes 136 glossoboric hapludalfs Glossoboric Hapludalfs

1382 No 1755 grossarenic alaquods Grossarenic Alaquods

1383 No 1827 grossarenic alorthods Grossarenic Alorthods

1384 No 1177 grossarenic argiaquolls Grossarenic Argiaquolls

1385 No 14 grossarenic endoaqualfs Grossarenic Endoaqualfs

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1386 No 1858 grossarenic endoaquults Grossarenic Endoaquults

1387 Yes 1826 grossarenic entic alorthods Grossarenic Entic Alorthods

1388 Grossarenic Entic 

Haplohumods

Yes grossarenic entic 

haplohumods

2716

1389 No 22 grossarenic epiaqualfs Grossarenic Epiaqualfs

1390 No 1862 grossarenic epiaquults Grossarenic Epiaquults

1391 Yes 33 grossarenic glossaqualfs Grossarenic Glossaqualfs

1392 Yes 2700 grossarenic haplaquods Grossarenic Haplaquods

1393 Yes 2715 grossarenic haplohumods Grossarenic Haplohumods

1394 No 2039 grossarenic haploxerults Grossarenic Haploxerults

1395 No 1940 grossarenic hapludults Grossarenic Hapludults

1396 No 39 grossarenic kandiaqualfs Grossarenic Kandiaqualfs

1397 No 1875 grossarenic kandiaquults Grossarenic Kandiaquults

1398 No 150 grossarenic kandiudalfs Grossarenic Kandiudalfs

1399 No 1960 grossarenic kandiudults Grossarenic Kandiudults

1400 No 203 grossarenic kandiustalfs Grossarenic Kandiustalfs

1401 Yes 217 grossarenic natrustalfs Grossarenic Natrustalfs

1402 Yes 2598 grossarenic ochraqualfs Grossarenic Ochraqualfs

1403 No 1889 grossarenic paleaquults Grossarenic Paleaquults

1404 No 174 grossarenic paleudalfs Grossarenic Paleudalfs

1405 No 1990 grossarenic paleudults Grossarenic Paleudults

1406 No 229 grossarenic paleustalfs Grossarenic Paleustalfs

1407 Grossarenic Plinthic 

Kandiudalfs

No grossarenic plinthic 

kandiudalfs

149

1408 Grossarenic Plinthic 

Kandiudults

No grossarenic plinthic 

kandiudults

1959

1409 Grossarenic Plinthic 

Paleudalfs

No grossarenic plinthic 

paleudalfs

173

1410 Grossarenic Plinthic 

Paleudults

No grossarenic plinthic 

paleudults

1989

1411 Yes 52 grossarenic umbraqualfs Grossarenic Umbraqualfs

1412 No 3653 grossic hydrowassents Grossic Hydrowassents

1413 No 3097 gypsic anhyorthels Gypsic Anhyorthels

1414 No 3052 gypsic anhyturbels Gypsic Anhyturbels

1415 No 2482 gypsic aquisalids Gypsic Aquisalids

1416 No 3180 gypsic calciustepts Gypsic Calciustepts

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1417 No 3380 gypsic calciustolls Gypsic Calciustolls

1418 No 2487 gypsic haplosalids Gypsic Haplosalids

1419 No 3254 gypsic haploxerepts Gypsic Haploxerepts

1420 No 3208 gypsic haplustepts Gypsic Haplustepts

1421 No 3415 gypsic haplusterts Gypsic Haplusterts

1422 Yes 2853 gypsic ustochrepts Gypsic Ustochrepts

1423 Yes 1082 gypsic xerochrepts Gypsic Xerochrepts

1424 No 2126 halic calciusterts Halic Calciusterts

1425 No 2181 halic durixererts Halic Durixererts

1426 No 2064 halic endoaquerts Halic Endoaquerts

1427 No 2074 halic epiaquerts Halic Epiaquerts

1428 No 2144 halic gypsiusterts Halic Gypsiusterts

1429 No 3138 halic haplosaprists Halic Haplosaprists

1430 No 2100 halic haplotorrerts Halic Haplotorrerts

1431 No 2190 halic haploxererts Halic Haploxererts

1432 No 2155 halic haplusterts Halic Haplusterts

1433 No 3137 halic terric haplosaprists Halic Terric Haplosaprists

1434 Yes 2227 haplaquic Haplaquic

1435 Yes 2226 haplaquodic Haplaquodic

1436 Yes 3454 haplaquodic humaquepts Haplaquodic Humaquepts

1437 Haplaquodic 

Quartzipsamments

Yes haplaquodic 

quartzipsamments

2629

1438 No 2821 haplargidic natrustalfs Haplargidic Natrustalfs

1439 Yes 2686 haplic acrorthox Haplic Acrorthox

1440 Yes 2661 haplic andaquepts Haplic Andaquepts

1441 Yes 2711 haplic cryohumods Haplic Cryohumods

1442 Yes 504 haplic durargids Haplic Durargids

1443 No 248 haplic durixeralfs Haplic Durixeralfs

1444 No 2182 haplic durixererts Haplic Durixererts

1445 No 1485 haplic durixerolls Haplic Durixerolls

1446 No 1394 haplic durustolls Haplic Durustolls

1447 No 119 haplic glossudalfs Haplic Glossudalfs

1448 Haplic Haploxerollic 

Durixerolls

No haplic haploxerollic 

durixerolls

2498

1449 Yes 535 haplic nadurargids Haplic Nadurargids

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1450 No 547 haplic natrargids Haplic Natrargids

1451 No 282 haplic palexeralfs Haplic Palexeralfs

1452 No 2496 haplic palexerollic durixerolls Haplic Palexerollic Durixerolls

1453 No 1530 haplic palexerolls Haplic Palexerolls

1454 Yes 985 haplic placaquepts Haplic Placaquepts

1455 No 3411 haplic plinthustults Haplic Plinthustults

1456 No 661 haplic sulfaquents Haplic Sulfaquents

1457 No 3663 haplic sulfiwassents Haplic Sulfiwassents

1458 No 3475 haplic torriarents Haplic Torriarents

1459 No 3008 haplic udarents Haplic Udarents

1460 No 3004 haplic ustarents Haplic Ustarents

1461 No 2289 haplic ustic natrargids Haplic Ustic Natrargids

1462 Yes 1309 haplic vermiborolls Haplic Vermiborolls

1463 No 1359 haplic vermudolls Haplic Vermudolls

1464 Yes 1445 haplic vermustolls Haplic Vermustolls

1465 No 3007 haplic xerarents Haplic Xerarents

1466 No 3209 haplocalcidic haplustepts Haplocalcidic Haplustepts

1467 Yes 2571 haplocalcidic ustochrepts Haplocalcidic Ustochrepts

1468 No 2493 haploduridic durixerolls Haploduridic Durixerolls

1469 No 2576 haploduridic durustolls Haploduridic Durustolls

1470 Yes 2561 haploduridic torriorthents Haploduridic Torriorthents

1471 No 2566 haploduridic torripsamments Haploduridic Torripsamments

1472 Haploduridic Xeric 

Torriorthents

Yes haploduridic xeric 

torriorthents

2562

1473 Haploduridic Xeric 

Torripsamments

Yes haploduridic xeric 

torripsamments

2567

1474 No 2417 haploxeralfic argidurids Haploxeralfic Argidurids

1475 No 2290 haploxeralfic natrargids Haploxeralfic Natrargids

1476 No 3626 haploxerandic dystrocryepts Haploxerandic Dystrocryepts

1477 No 3610 haploxerandic haplocryepts Haploxerandic Haplocryepts

1478 No 3586 haploxerandic humicryepts Haploxerandic Humicryepts

1479 Yes 505 haploxerollic durargids Haploxerollic Durargids

1480 No 2499 haploxerollic durixerolls Haploxerollic Durixerolls

1481 Yes 610 haploxerollic durorthids Haploxerollic Durorthids

1482 Yes 536 haploxerollic nadurargids Haploxerollic Nadurargids

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1483 Yes 548 haploxerollic natrargids Haploxerollic Natrargids

1484 Yes 1310 hapludic vermiborolls Hapludic Vermiborolls

1485 Yes 2228 hapludollic Hapludollic

1486 Yes 2764 hapludollic arents Hapludollic Arents

1487 No 3612 haplustandic haplocryepts Haplustandic Haplocryepts

1488 Yes 611 haplustollic durorthids Haplustollic Durorthids

1489 Yes 549 haplustollic natrargids Haplustollic Natrargids

1490 Yes 815 hemic borofibrists Hemic Borofibrists

1491 Yes 913 hemic borosaprists Hemic Borosaprists

1492 No 3023 hemic glacistels Hemic Glacistels

1493 No 3424 hemic haplofibrists Hemic Haplofibrists

1494 No 3431 hemic haplosaprists Hemic Haplosaprists

1495 Yes 833 hemic medifibrists Hemic Medifibrists

1496 Yes 927 hemic medisaprists Hemic Medisaprists

1497 No 845 hemic sphagnofibrists Hemic Sphagnofibrists

1498 Yes 814 hemic terric borofibrists Hemic Terric Borofibrists

1499 Yes 912 hemic terric borosaprists Hemic Terric Borosaprists

1500 Yes 832 hemic terric medifibrists Hemic Terric Medifibrists

1501 Yes 926 hemic terric medisaprists Hemic Terric Medisaprists

1502 Yes 854 hemic terric tropofibrists Hemic Terric Tropofibrists

1503 Yes 938 hemic terric troposaprists Hemic Terric Troposaprists

1504 Yes 855 hemic tropofibrists Hemic Tropofibrists

1505 Yes 939 hemic troposaprists Hemic Troposaprists

1506 No 1756 histic alaquods Histic Alaquods

1507 Yes 2662 histic andaquepts Histic Andaquepts

1508 No 296 histic cryaquands Histic Cryaquands

1509 No 949 histic cryaquepts Histic Cryaquepts

1510 No 1187 histic cryaquolls Histic Cryaquolls

1511 No 302 histic duraquands Histic Duraquands

1512 No 1768 histic duraquods Histic Duraquods

1513 No 307 histic endoaquands Histic Endoaquands

1514 No 1772 histic endoaquods Histic Endoaquods

1515 No 1200 histic endoaquolls Histic Endoaquolls

1516 No 315 histic epiaquands Histic Epiaquands

1517 No 1777 histic epiaquods Histic Epiaquods

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1518 No 1209 histic epiaquolls Histic Epiaquolls

1519 No 1541 histic eutraquox Histic Eutraquox

1520 Yes 2621 histic fluvaquents Histic Fluvaquents

1521 No 1783 histic fragiaquods Histic Fragiaquods

1522 No 3500 histic gelaquands Histic Gelaquands

1523 No 3528 histic gelaquepts Histic Gelaquepts

1524 No 2906 histic glossaqualfs Histic Glossaqualfs

1525 Yes 2701 histic haplaquods Histic Haplaquods

1526 Yes 2677 histic haplaquolls Histic Haplaquolls

1527 No 1546 histic haplaquox Histic Haplaquox

1528 No 981 histic humaquepts Histic Humaquepts

1529 No 947 histic lithic cryaquepts Histic Lithic Cryaquepts

1530 Yes 948 histic pergelic cryaquepts Histic Pergelic Cryaquepts

1531 No 328 histic placaquands Histic Placaquands

1532 Yes 986 histic placaquepts Histic Placaquepts

1533 No 3140 histic placic petraquepts Histic Placic Petraquepts

1534 No 662 histic sulfaquents Histic Sulfaquents

1535 Yes 993 histic tropaquepts Histic Tropaquepts

1536 Yes 2708 histic tropaquods Histic Tropaquods

1537 No 333 histic vitraquands Histic Vitraquands

1538 No 635 humaqueptic endoaquents Humaqueptic Endoaquents

1539 No 641 humaqueptic epiaquents Humaqueptic Epiaquents

1540 No 647 humaqueptic fluvaquents Humaqueptic Fluvaquents

1541 Humaqueptic 

Psammaquents

No 656 humaqueptic psammaquents

1542 No 1558 humic acroperox Humic Acroperox

1543 No 1629 humic acrudox Humic Acrudox

1544 No 1693 humic acrustox Humic Acrustox

1545 No 951 humic cryaquepts Humic Cryaquepts

1546 Yes 2723 humic cryorthods Humic Cryorthods

1547 No 1791 humic duricryods Humic Duricryods

1548 No 454 humic durustands Humic Durustands

1549 Yes 3172 humic dystrocryepts Humic Dystrocryepts

1550 Yes 3537 humic dystrogelepts Humic Dystrogelepts

1551 No 3246 humic dystroxerepts Humic Dystroxerepts

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1552 No 3314 humic dystrudepts Humic Dystrudepts

1553 No 3191 humic dystrustepts Humic Dystrustepts

1554 No 960 humic endoaquepts Humic Endoaquepts

1555 No 2504 humic epiaquepts Humic Epiaquepts

1556 No 1542 humic eutraquox Humic Eutraquox

1557 Yes 3160 humic eutrocryepts Humic Eutrocryepts

1558 Yes 3542 humic eutrogelepts Humic Eutrogelepts

1559 No 1570 humic eutroperox Humic Eutroperox

1560 No 3292 humic eutrudepts Humic Eutrudepts

1561 No 1641 humic eutrudox Humic Eutrudox

1562 No 1705 humic eutrustox Humic Eutrustox

1563 No 2904 humic fragiaqualfs Humic Fragiaqualfs

1564 No 970 humic fragiaquepts Humic Fragiaquepts

1565 Yes 3483 humic fragiorthods Humic Fragiorthods

1566 No 3271 humic fragiudepts Humic Fragiudepts

1567 No 1934 humic fragiudults Humic Fragiudults

1568 No 3232 humic fragixerepts Humic Fragixerepts

1569 No 3531 humic gelaquepts Humic Gelaquepts

1570 Yes 2668 humic haplaquepts Humic Haplaquepts

1571 No 1547 humic haplaquox Humic Haplaquox

1572 No 1587 humic haploperox Humic Haploperox

1573 Yes 2727 humic haplorthods Humic Haplorthods

1574 No 486 humic haploxerands Humic Haploxerands

1575 No 3260 humic haploxerepts Humic Haploxerepts

1576 No 1658 humic hapludox Humic Hapludox

1577 No 1941 humic hapludults Humic Hapludults

1578 No 462 humic haplustands Humic Haplustands

1579 No 1723 humic haplustox Humic Haplustox

1580 No 3401 humic inceptic eutroperox Humic Inceptic Eutroperox

1581 No 3402 humic inceptic eutrudox Humic Inceptic Eutrudox

1582 No 3400 humic inceptic eutrustox Humic Inceptic Eutrustox

1583 No 1600 humic kandiperox Humic Kandiperox

1584 No 1673 humic kandiudox Humic Kandiudox

1585 No 1737 humic kandiustox Humic Kandiustox

1586 Yes 2229 humic lithic Humic Lithic

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1587 Yes 2724 humic lithic cryorthods Humic Lithic Cryorthods

1588 Yes 3162 humic lithic dystrocryepts Humic Lithic Dystrocryepts

1589 No 3234 humic lithic dystroxerepts Humic Lithic Dystroxerepts

1590 No 3295 humic lithic dystrudepts Humic Lithic Dystrudepts

1591 Yes 3151 humic lithic eutrocryepts Humic Lithic Eutrocryepts

1592 No 3273 humic lithic eutrudepts Humic Lithic Eutrudepts

1593 No 3248 humic lithic haploxerepts Humic Lithic Haploxerepts

1594 Yes 3313 humic pachic dystrudepts Humic Pachic Dystrudepts

1595 Yes 950 humic pergelic cryaquepts Humic Pergelic Cryaquepts

1596 No 1810 humic placocryods Humic Placocryods

1597 Humic Psammentic 

Dystrudepts

No humic psammentic 

dystrudepts

3308

1598 Yes 2246 humic rhodic Humic Rhodic

1599 No 1556 humic rhodic acroperox Humic Rhodic Acroperox

1600 No 1627 humic rhodic acrudox Humic Rhodic Acrudox

1601 No 1691 humic rhodic acrustox Humic Rhodic Acrustox

1602 No 1568 humic rhodic eutroperox Humic Rhodic Eutroperox

1603 No 1639 humic rhodic eutrudox Humic Rhodic Eutrudox

1604 No 1703 humic rhodic eutrustox Humic Rhodic Eutrustox

1605 No 1585 humic rhodic haploperox Humic Rhodic Haploperox

1606 No 1656 humic rhodic hapludox Humic Rhodic Hapludox

1607 No 1721 humic rhodic haplustox Humic Rhodic Haplustox

1608 No 1598 humic rhodic kandiperox Humic Rhodic Kandiperox

1609 No 1671 humic rhodic kandiudox Humic Rhodic Kandiudox

1610 No 1735 humic rhodic kandiustox Humic Rhodic Kandiustox

1611 No 1608 humic sombriperox Humic Sombriperox

1612 No 1681 humic sombriudox Humic Sombriudox

1613 No 1745 humic sombriustox Humic Sombriustox

1614 No 471 humic udivitrands Humic Udivitrands

1615 No 478 humic ustivitrands Humic Ustivitrands

1616 No 361 humic vitricryands Humic Vitricryands

1617 No 3503 humic vitrigelands Humic Vitrigelands

1618 No 496 humic vitrixerands Humic Vitrixerands

1619 No 1557 humic xanthic acroperox Humic Xanthic Acroperox

1620 No 1628 humic xanthic acrudox Humic Xanthic Acrudox

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1621 No 1692 humic xanthic acrustox Humic Xanthic Acrustox

1622 No 1569 humic xanthic eutroperox Humic Xanthic Eutroperox

1623 No 1640 humic xanthic eutrudox Humic Xanthic Eutrudox

1624 No 1704 humic xanthic eutrustox Humic Xanthic Eutrustox

1625 No 1586 humic xanthic haploperox Humic Xanthic Haploperox

1626 No 1657 humic xanthic hapludox Humic Xanthic Hapludox

1627 No 1722 humic xanthic haplustox Humic Xanthic Haplustox

1628 No 1599 humic xanthic kandiperox Humic Xanthic Kandiperox

1629 No 1672 humic xanthic kandiudox Humic Xanthic Kandiudox

1630 No 1736 humic xanthic kandiustox Humic Xanthic Kandiustox

1631 No 360 humic xeric vitricryands Humic Xeric Vitricryands

1632 Yes 2230 humoxic Humoxic

1633 Yes 2736 humoxic tropohumults Humoxic Tropohumults

1634 No 982 hydraquentic humaquepts Hydraquentic Humaquepts

1635 No 988 hydraquentic sulfaquepts Hydraquentic Sulfaquepts

1636 Yes 816 hydric borofibrists Hydric Borofibrists

1637 Yes 874 hydric borohemists Hydric Borohemists

1638 No 3136 hydric cryofibrists Hydric Cryofibrists

1639 No 3139 hydric cryohemists Hydric Cryohemists

1640 No 2982 hydric durudands Hydric Durudands

1641 Yes 2640 hydric dystrandepts Hydric Dystrandepts

1642 No 308 hydric endoaquands Hydric Endoaquands

1643 No 316 hydric epiaquands Hydric Epiaquands

1644 No 3641 hydric frasiwassents Hydric Frasiwassents

1645 No 387 hydric fulvudands Hydric Fulvudands

1646 No 3419 hydric haplofibrists Hydric Haplofibrists

1647 No 3432 hydric haplohemists Hydric Haplohemists

1648 No 405 hydric hapludands Hydric Hapludands

1649 Yes 2641 hydric lithic dystrandepts Hydric Lithic Dystrandepts

1650 Yes 384 hydric lithic fulvudands Hydric Lithic Fulvudands

1651 Yes 834 hydric medifibrists Hydric Medifibrists

1652 Yes 889 hydric medihemists Hydric Medihemists

1653 No 322 hydric melanaquands Hydric Melanaquands

1654 No 433 hydric melanudands Hydric Melanudands

1655 Yes 374 hydric pachic durudands Hydric Pachic Durudands

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1656 Yes 385 hydric pachic fulvudands Hydric Pachic Fulvudands

1657 No 321 hydric pachic melanaquands Hydric Pachic Melanaquands

1658 No 432 hydric pachic melanudands Hydric Pachic Melanudands

1659 No 446 hydric pachic placudands Hydric Pachic Placudands

1660 No 447 hydric placudands Hydric Placudands

1661 No 846 hydric sphagnofibrists Hydric Sphagnofibrists

1662 Yes 386 hydric thaptic fulvudands Hydric Thaptic Fulvudands

1663 No 404 hydric thaptic hapludands Hydric Thaptic Hapludands

1664 Yes 856 hydric tropofibrists Hydric Tropofibrists

1665 Yes 902 hydric tropohemists Hydric Tropohemists

1666 No 1571 inceptic eutroperox Inceptic Eutroperox

1667 No 1642 inceptic eutrudox Inceptic Eutrudox

1668 No 1706 inceptic eutrustox Inceptic Eutrustox

1669 No 2955 inceptic fragixeralfs Inceptic Fragixeralfs

1670 No 2943 inceptic haplocryalfs Inceptic Haplocryalfs

1671 No 2959 inceptic haploxeralfs Inceptic Haploxeralfs

1672 No 2971 inceptic hapludalfs Inceptic Hapludalfs

1673 No 1659 inceptic hapludox Inceptic Hapludox

1674 No 3410 inceptic hapludults Inceptic Hapludults

1675 No 2954 inceptic haplustalfs Inceptic Haplustalfs

1676 No 1724 inceptic haplustox Inceptic Haplustox

1677 No 3323 inceptic haprendolls Inceptic Haprendolls

1678 No 2957 inceptic rhodoxeralfs Inceptic Rhodoxeralfs

1679 No 3404 kandic albaquults Kandic Albaquults

1680 No 230 kandic paleustalfs Kandic Paleustalfs

1681 No 1894 kandic plinthaquults Kandic Plinthaquults

1682 Yes 3447 kandic plinthustalfs Kandic Plinthustalfs

1683 No 1572 kandiudalfic eutroperox Kandiudalfic Eutroperox

1684 No 1643 kandiudalfic eutrudox Kandiudalfic Eutrudox

1685 No 1707 kandiustalfic eutrustox Kandiustalfic Eutrustox

1686 No 189 kanhaplic haplustalfs Kanhaplic Haplustalfs

1687 No 2004 kanhaplic haplustults Kanhaplic Haplustults

1688 No 241 kanhaplic rhodustalfs Kanhaplic Rhodustalfs

1689 No 2871 lamellic argiudolls Lamellic Argiudolls

1690 Yes 2789 lamellic cryoboralfs Lamellic Cryoboralfs

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1691 Yes 2846 lamellic cryochrepts Lamellic Cryochrepts

1692 No 3009 lamellic cryopsamments Lamellic Cryopsamments

1693 No 3017 lamellic cryorthents Lamellic Cryorthents

1694 Yes 2898 lamellic dystrochrepts Lamellic Dystrochrepts

1695 No 3168 lamellic dystrocryepts Lamellic Dystrocryepts

1696 No 3307 lamellic dystrudepts Lamellic Dystrudepts

1697 Yes 2796 lamellic eutroboralfs Lamellic Eutroboralfs

1698 Yes 2851 lamellic eutrochrepts Lamellic Eutrochrepts

1699 Yes 3157 lamellic eutrocryepts Lamellic Eutrocryepts

1700 No 3286 lamellic eutrudepts Lamellic Eutrudepts

1701 Yes 2802 lamellic glossoboralfs Lamellic Glossoboralfs

1702 No 2941 lamellic haplocryalfs Lamellic Haplocryalfs

1703 No 3619 lamellic haplocryepts Lamellic Haplocryepts

1704 No 2877 lamellic haplorthods Lamellic Haplorthods

1705 No 2828 lamellic haploxeralfs Lamellic Haploxeralfs

1706 No 3256 lamellic haploxerepts Lamellic Haploxerepts

1707 No 2889 lamellic haploxerults Lamellic Haploxerults

1708 No 2807 lamellic hapludalfs Lamellic Hapludalfs

1709 No 2885 lamellic hapludults Lamellic Hapludults

1710 No 2815 lamellic haplustalfs Lamellic Haplustalfs

1711 No 3204 lamellic haplustepts Lamellic Haplustepts

1712 No 3593 lamellic humicryepts Lamellic Humicryepts

1713 Lamellic Oxyaquic 

Eutroboralfs

Yes 2797 lamellic oxyaquic eutroboralfs

1714 Lamellic Oxyaquic 

Haplorthods

No 3579 lamellic oxyaquic haplorthods

1715 No 2811 lamellic paleudalfs Lamellic Paleudalfs

1716 No 2888 lamellic paleudults Lamellic Paleudults

1717 No 2825 lamellic paleustalfs Lamellic Paleustalfs

1718 No 2832 lamellic palexeralfs Lamellic Palexeralfs

1719 No 3012 lamellic quartzipsamments Lamellic Quartzipsamments

1720 No 3016 lamellic udipsamments Lamellic Udipsamments

1721 Lamellic Ustic 

Quartzipsamments

No lamellic ustic 

quartzipsamments

3011

1722 No 3013 lamellic ustipsamments Lamellic Ustipsamments

1723 Yes 2854 lamellic ustochrepts Lamellic Ustochrepts

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1724 Yes 2857 lamellic xerochrepts Lamellic Xerochrepts

1725 No 3015 lamellic xeropsamments Lamellic Xeropsamments

1726 No 2093 leptic calcitorrerts Leptic Calcitorrerts

1727 No 2127 leptic calciusterts Leptic Calciusterts

1728 No 2174 leptic calcixererts Leptic Calcixererts

1729 No 2056 leptic dystraquerts Leptic Dystraquerts

1730 No 2113 leptic dystruderts Leptic Dystruderts

1731 No 2137 leptic dystrusterts Leptic Dystrusterts

1732 No 2065 leptic endoaquerts Leptic Endoaquerts

1733 No 2075 leptic epiaquerts Leptic Epiaquerts

1734 No 2145 leptic gypsiusterts Leptic Gypsiusterts

1735 No 2459 leptic haplogypsids Leptic Haplogypsids

1736 No 2101 leptic haplotorrerts Leptic Haplotorrerts

1737 No 2191 leptic haploxererts Leptic Haploxererts

1738 No 2119 leptic hapluderts Leptic Hapluderts

1739 No 2157 leptic haplusterts Leptic Haplusterts

1740 No 3318 leptic natralbolls Leptic Natralbolls

1741 Yes 1295 leptic natriborolls Leptic Natriborolls

1742 No 3387 leptic natrudolls Leptic Natrudolls

1743 No 2822 leptic natrustalfs Leptic Natrustalfs

1744 No 1428 leptic natrustolls Leptic Natrustolls

1745 No 2083 leptic salaquerts Leptic Salaquerts

1746 No 2107 leptic salitorrerts Leptic Salitorrerts

1747 No 2167 leptic salusterts Leptic Salusterts

1748 No 2823 leptic torrertic natrustalfs Leptic Torrertic Natrustalfs

1749 No 3375 leptic torrertic natrustolls Leptic Torrertic Natrustolls

1750 No 2156 leptic udic haplusterts Leptic Udic Haplusterts

1751 Yes 2866 leptic vertic natriborolls Leptic Vertic Natriborolls

1752 No 3386 leptic vertic natrudolls Leptic Vertic Natrudolls

1753 No 3377 leptic vertic natrustolls Leptic Vertic Natrustolls

1754 Yes 818 limnic borofibrists Limnic Borofibrists

1755 Yes 876 limnic borohemists Limnic Borohemists

1756 Yes 915 limnic borosaprists Limnic Borosaprists

1757 No 3595 limnic cryosaprists Limnic Cryosaprists

1758 No 3421 limnic haplofibrists Limnic Haplofibrists

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1759 No 3434 limnic haplohemists Limnic Haplohemists

1760 No 3428 limnic haplosaprists Limnic Haplosaprists

1761 Yes 836 limnic medifibrists Limnic Medifibrists

1762 Yes 891 limnic medihemists Limnic Medihemists

1763 Yes 929 limnic medisaprists Limnic Medisaprists

1764 No 848 limnic sphagnofibrists Limnic Sphagnofibrists

1765 Yes 858 limnic tropofibrists Limnic Tropofibrists

1766 Yes 904 limnic tropohemists Limnic Tropohemists

1767 Yes 941 limnic troposaprists Limnic Troposaprists

1768 No 1559 lithic acroperox Lithic Acroperox

1769 No 1612 lithic acrotorrox Lithic Acrotorrox

1770 No 1630 lithic acrudox Lithic Acrudox

1771 No 1694 lithic acrustox Lithic Acrustox

1772 No 1757 lithic alaquods Lithic Alaquods

1773 No 3094 lithic anhyorthels Lithic Anhyorthels

1774 No 3049 lithic anhyturbels Lithic Anhyturbels

1775 No 3043 lithic aquiturbels Lithic Aquiturbels

1776 No 3085 lithic aquorthels Lithic Aquorthels

1777 Yes 1226 lithic argiborolls Lithic Argiborolls

1778 No 2380 lithic argicryids Lithic Argicryids

1779 No 3336 lithic argicryolls Lithic Argicryolls

1780 No 2442 lithic argigypsids Lithic Argigypsids

1781 No 3118 lithic argiorthels Lithic Argiorthels

1782 No 1326 lithic argiudolls Lithic Argiudolls

1783 No 1368 lithic argiustolls Lithic Argiustolls

1784 No 1460 lithic argixerolls Lithic Argixerolls

1785 Yes 817 lithic borofibrists Lithic Borofibrists

1786 Yes 863 lithic borofolists Lithic Borofolists

1787 Yes 875 lithic borohemists Lithic Borohemists

1788 Yes 914 lithic borosaprists Lithic Borosaprists

1789 No 2250 lithic calciargids Lithic Calciargids

1790 Yes 1238 lithic calciborolls Lithic Calciborolls

1791 No 3603 lithic calcicryepts Lithic Calcicryepts

1792 No 2388 lithic calcicryids Lithic Calcicryids

1793 No 3348 lithic calcicryolls Lithic Calcicryolls

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1794 No 2451 lithic calcigypsids Lithic Calcigypsids

1795 Yes 576 lithic calciorthids Lithic Calciorthids

1796 No 1335 lithic calciudolls Lithic Calciudolls

1797 No 3176 lithic calciustepts Lithic Calciustepts

1798 No 2128 lithic calciusterts Lithic Calciusterts

1799 No 1381 lithic calciustolls Lithic Calciustolls

1800 No 3222 lithic calcixerepts Lithic Calcixerepts

1801 No 2175 lithic calcixererts Lithic Calcixererts

1802 No 1473 lithic calcixerolls Lithic Calcixerolls

1803 Yes 594 lithic camborthids Lithic Camborthids

1804 Yes 2774 lithic cryandepts Lithic Cryandepts

1805 No 297 lithic cryaquands Lithic Cryaquands

1806 No 952 lithic cryaquepts Lithic Cryaquepts

1807 No 1763 lithic cryaquods Lithic Cryaquods

1808 Yes 57 lithic cryoboralfs Lithic Cryoboralfs

1809 Yes 1260 lithic cryoborolls Lithic Cryoborolls

1810 Yes 1003 lithic cryochrepts Lithic Cryochrepts

1811 No 826 lithic cryofibrists Lithic Cryofibrists

1812 No 865 lithic cryofolists Lithic Cryofolists

1813 No 882 lithic cryohemists Lithic Cryohemists

1814 Yes 3482 lithic cryohumods Lithic Cryohumods

1815 No 765 lithic cryopsamments Lithic Cryopsamments

1816 No 712 lithic cryorthents Lithic Cryorthents

1817 Yes 2725 lithic cryorthods Lithic Cryorthods

1818 No 919 lithic cryosaprists Lithic Cryosaprists

1819 No 3319 lithic cryrendolls Lithic Cryrendolls

1820 Yes 1135 lithic cryumbrepts Lithic Cryumbrepts

1821 Yes 2642 lithic dystrandepts Lithic Dystrandepts

1822 Yes 1023 lithic dystrochrepts Lithic Dystrochrepts

1823 No 3163 lithic dystrocryepts Lithic Dystrocryepts

1824 No 3534 lithic dystrogelepts Lithic Dystrogelepts

1825 Yes 1093 lithic dystropepts Lithic Dystropepts

1826 No 3235 lithic dystroxerepts Lithic Dystroxerepts

1827 No 3296 lithic dystrudepts Lithic Dystrudepts

1828 No 3185 lithic dystrustepts Lithic Dystrustepts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1829 No 2138 lithic dystrusterts Lithic Dystrusterts

1830 No 309 lithic endoaquands Lithic Endoaquands

1831 No 636 lithic endoaquents Lithic Endoaquents

1832 No 961 lithic endoaquepts Lithic Endoaquepts

1833 No 2537 lithic endoaquods Lithic Endoaquods

1834 No 1201 lithic endoaquolls Lithic Endoaquolls

1835 No 1778 lithic epiaquods Lithic Epiaquods

1836 Yes 2646 lithic eutrandepts Lithic Eutrandepts

1837 Yes 71 lithic eutroboralfs Lithic Eutroboralfs

1838 Yes 1041 lithic eutrochrepts Lithic Eutrochrepts

1839 Yes 3152 lithic eutrocryepts Lithic Eutrocryepts

1840 Yes 3539 lithic eutrogelepts Lithic Eutrogelepts

1841 Yes 1107 lithic eutropepts Lithic Eutropepts

1842 No 1573 lithic eutroperox Lithic Eutroperox

1843 No 1615 lithic eutrotorrox Lithic Eutrotorrox

1844 No 3274 lithic eutrudepts Lithic Eutrudepts

1845 No 1644 lithic eutrudox Lithic Eutrudox

1846 No 1708 lithic eutrustox Lithic Eutrustox

1847 No 3026 lithic fibristels Lithic Fibristels

1848 No 3637 lithic fluviwassents Lithic Fluviwassents

1849 No 3020 lithic folistels Lithic Folistels

1850 No 3642 lithic frasiwassents Lithic Frasiwassents

1851 No 337 lithic fulvicryands Lithic Fulvicryands

1852 No 388 lithic fulvudands Lithic Fulvudands

1853 No 3527 lithic gelaquepts Lithic Gelaquepts

1854 Yes 86 lithic glossoboralfs Lithic Glossoboralfs

1855 No 2919 lithic glossocryalfs Lithic Glossocryalfs

1856 No 2146 lithic gypsiusterts Lithic Gypsiusterts

1857 Yes 2669 lithic haplaquepts Lithic Haplaquepts

1858 Yes 2678 lithic haplaquolls Lithic Haplaquolls

1859 No 521 lithic haplargids Lithic Haplargids

1860 Yes 1278 lithic haploborolls Lithic Haploborolls

1861 No 2315 lithic haplocalcids Lithic Haplocalcids

1862 No 2356 lithic haplocambids Lithic Haplocambids

1863 No 2935 lithic haplocryalfs Lithic Haplocryalfs

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1864 No 344 lithic haplocryands Lithic Haplocryands

1865 No 3608 lithic haplocryepts Lithic Haplocryepts

1866 No 2398 lithic haplocryids Lithic Haplocryids

1867 No 1798 lithic haplocryods Lithic Haplocryods

1868 No 3354 lithic haplocryolls Lithic Haplocryolls

1869 No 3420 lithic haplofibrists Lithic Haplofibrists

1870 No 3697 lithic haplogelepts Lithic Haplogelepts

1871 No 3575 lithic haplogelods Lithic Haplogelods

1872 No 3555 lithic haplogelolls Lithic Haplogelolls

1873 No 2458 lithic haplogypsids Lithic Haplogypsids

1874 No 3433 lithic haplohemists Lithic Haplohemists

1875 No 1814 lithic haplohumods Lithic Haplohumods

1876 No 1900 lithic haplohumults Lithic Haplohumults

1877 No 1588 lithic haploperox Lithic Haploperox

1878 No 3126 lithic haplorthels Lithic Haplorthels

1879 No 1848 lithic haplorthods Lithic Haplorthods

1880 No 3429 lithic haplosaprists Lithic Haplosaprists

1881 No 2978 lithic haplotorrands Lithic Haplotorrands

1882 No 1618 lithic haplotorrox Lithic Haplotorrox

1883 No 3077 lithic haploturbels Lithic Haploturbels

1884 No 3649 lithic haplowassents Lithic Haplowassents

1885 No 263 lithic haploxeralfs Lithic Haploxeralfs

1886 No 487 lithic haploxerands Lithic Haploxerands

1887 No 3249 lithic haploxerepts Lithic Haploxerepts

1888 No 2192 lithic haploxererts Lithic Haploxererts

1889 No 1507 lithic haploxerolls Lithic Haploxerolls

1890 No 2040 lithic haploxerults Lithic Haploxerults

1891 No 137 lithic hapludalfs Lithic Hapludalfs

1892 No 406 lithic hapludands Lithic Hapludands

1893 No 2120 lithic hapluderts Lithic Hapluderts

1894 No 1346 lithic hapludolls Lithic Hapludolls

1895 No 1660 lithic hapludox Lithic Hapludox

1896 No 1942 lithic hapludults Lithic Hapludults

1897 Yes 1152 lithic haplumbrepts Lithic Haplumbrepts

1898 No 190 lithic haplustalfs Lithic Haplustalfs

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1899 No 463 lithic haplustands Lithic Haplustands

1900 No 3194 lithic haplustepts Lithic Haplustepts

1901 No 2158 lithic haplusterts Lithic Haplusterts

1902 No 1407 lithic haplustolls Lithic Haplustolls

1903 No 1725 lithic haplustox Lithic Haplustox

1904 No 2005 lithic haplustults Lithic Haplustults

1905 No 3321 lithic haprendolls Lithic Haprendolls

1906 No 3031 lithic hemistels Lithic Hemistels

1907 No 3081 lithic historthels Lithic Historthels

1908 No 3039 lithic histoturbels Lithic Histoturbels

1909 No 3584 lithic humicryepts Lithic Humicryepts

1910 No 1805 lithic humicryods Lithic Humicryods

1911 No 3687 lithic humigelepts Lithic Humigelepts

1912 No 3571 lithic humigelods Lithic Humigelods

1913 Yes 1116 lithic humitropepts Lithic Humitropepts

1914 No 3727 lithic humixerepts Lithic Humixerepts

1915 No 3703 lithic humudepts Lithic Humudepts

1916 No 3720 lithic humustepts Lithic Humustepts

1917 Yes 2650 lithic hydrandepts Lithic Hydrandepts

1918 No 350 lithic hydrocryands Lithic Hydrocryands

1919 No 3654 lithic hydrowassents Lithic Hydrowassents

1920 No 417 lithic hydrudands Lithic Hydrudands

1921 No 1601 lithic kandiperox Lithic Kandiperox

1922 No 1674 lithic kandiudox Lithic Kandiudox

1923 No 1738 lithic kandiustox Lithic Kandiustox

1924 No 1918 lithic kanhaplohumults Lithic Kanhaplohumults

1925 No 158 lithic kanhapludalfs Lithic Kanhapludalfs

1926 No 1973 lithic kanhapludults Lithic Kanhapludults

1927 No 210 lithic kanhaplustalfs Lithic Kanhaplustalfs

1928 No 2026 lithic kanhaplustults Lithic Kanhaplustults

1929 Yes 835 lithic medifibrists Lithic Medifibrists

1930 Yes 867 lithic medifolists Lithic Medifolists

1931 Yes 890 lithic medihemists Lithic Medihemists

1932 Yes 928 lithic medisaprists Lithic Medisaprists

1933 No 323 lithic melanaquands Lithic Melanaquands

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1934 No 355 lithic melanocryands Lithic Melanocryands

1935 No 434 lithic melanudands Lithic Melanudands

1936 Yes 58 lithic mollic cryoboralfs Lithic Mollic Cryoboralfs

1937 No 264 lithic mollic haploxeralfs Lithic Mollic Haploxeralfs

1938 Yes 2655 lithic mollic vitrandepts Lithic Mollic Vitrandepts

1939 No 3057 lithic molliturbels Lithic Molliturbels

1940 No 3102 lithic mollorthels Lithic Mollorthels

1941 No 550 lithic natrargids Lithic Natrargids

1942 No 2467 lithic natrigypsids Lithic Natrigypsids

1943 Lithic Petrocalcic 

Calciustepts

No 3175 lithic petrocalcic calciustepts

1944 No 1382 lithic petrocalcic calciustolls Lithic Petrocalcic Calciustolls

1945 No 329 lithic placaquands Lithic Placaquands

1946 No 448 lithic placudands Lithic Placudands

1947 No 657 lithic psammaquents Lithic Psammaquents

1948 No 3122 lithic psammorthels Lithic Psammorthels

1949 No 3073 lithic psammoturbels Lithic Psammoturbels

1950 No 3658 lithic psammowassents Lithic Psammowassents

1951 No 774 lithic quartzipsamments Lithic Quartzipsamments

1952 Yes 1319 lithic rendolls Lithic Rendolls

1953 No 292 lithic rhodoxeralfs Lithic Rhodoxeralfs

1954 No 1999 lithic rhodudults Lithic Rhodudults

1955 No 242 lithic rhodustalfs Lithic Rhodustalfs

1956 No 2033 lithic rhodustults Lithic Rhodustults

1957 Lithic Ruptic-Alfic 

Dystrochrepts

Yes lithic ruptic-alfic 

dystrochrepts

1024

1958 Lithic Ruptic-Alfic 

Eutrochrepts

Yes 1042 lithic ruptic-alfic eutrochrepts

1959 Lithic Ruptic-Argic 

Cryoborolls

Yes 1261 lithic ruptic-argic cryoborolls

1960 Yes 2231 lithic ruptic-entic Lithic Ruptic-Entic

1961 Lithic Ruptic-Entic 

Cryoborolls

Yes 1262 lithic ruptic-entic cryoborolls

1962 Lithic Ruptic-Entic 

Cryumbrepts

Yes 1136 lithic ruptic-entic cryumbrepts

1963 No 2272 lithic ruptic-entic haplargids Lithic Ruptic-Entic Haplargids

1964 Yes 2776 lithic ruptic-entic hapludults Lithic Ruptic-Entic Hapludults

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1965 Lithic Ruptic-Entic 

Haplustolls

Yes 2682 lithic ruptic-entic haplustolls

1966 Lithic Ruptic-Entic Xerollic 

Haplargids

Yes lithic ruptic-entic xerollic 

haplargids

522

1967 Lithic Ruptic-Inceptic 

Haploxeralfs

No lithic ruptic-inceptic 

haploxeralfs

2958

1968 Lithic Ruptic-Inceptic 

Haploxerults

No lithic ruptic-inceptic 

haploxerults

3444

1969 Lithic Ruptic-Ultic 

Dystrochrepts

Yes lithic ruptic-ultic 

dystrochrepts

1025

1970 Lithic Ruptic-Xerochreptic 

Haploxeralfs

Yes lithic ruptic-xerochreptic 

haploxeralfs

265

1971 Lithic Ruptic-Xerochreptic 

Haploxerults

Yes lithic ruptic-xerochreptic 

haploxerults

2777

1972 Lithic Ruptic-Xerorthentic 

Xerochrepts

Yes lithic ruptic-xerorthentic 

xerochrepts

1084

1973 No 2168 lithic salusterts Lithic Salusterts

1974 No 3035 lithic sapristels Lithic Sapristels

1975 No 1609 lithic sombriperox Lithic Sombriperox

1976 No 1682 lithic sombriudox Lithic Sombriudox

1977 No 1746 lithic sombriustox Lithic Sombriustox

1978 No 847 lithic sphagnofibrists Lithic Sphagnofibrists

1979 No 3662 lithic sulfiwassents Lithic Sulfiwassents

1980 No 3130 lithic torrifolists Lithic Torrifolists

1981 No 721 lithic torriorthents Lithic Torriorthents

1982 No 785 lithic torripsamments Lithic Torripsamments

1983 Yes 994 lithic tropaquepts Lithic Tropaquepts

1984 Yes 857 lithic tropofibrists Lithic Tropofibrists

1985 Yes 869 lithic tropofolists Lithic Tropofolists

1986 Yes 903 lithic tropohemists Lithic Tropohemists

1987 Yes 790 lithic tropopsamments Lithic Tropopsamments

1988 Yes 733 lithic troporthents Lithic Troporthents

1989 Yes 940 lithic troposaprists Lithic Troposaprists

1990 Yes 2605 lithic tropudalfs Lithic Tropudalfs

1991 Yes 2232 lithic udic Lithic Udic

1992 No 3134 lithic udifolists Lithic Udifolists

1993 No 795 lithic udipsamments Lithic Udipsamments

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1994 No 472 lithic udivitrands Lithic Udivitrands

1995 No 738 lithic udorthents Lithic Udorthents

1996 No 1461 lithic ultic argixerolls Lithic Ultic Argixerolls

1997 No 1508 lithic ultic haploxerolls Lithic Ultic Haploxerolls

1998 Yes 2233 lithic umbric Lithic Umbric

1999 Yes 2656 lithic umbric vitrandepts Lithic Umbric Vitrandepts

2000 No 3065 lithic umbriturbels Lithic Umbriturbels

2001 No 3110 lithic umbrorthels Lithic Umbrorthels

2002 Yes 3448 lithic ustic calciorthids Lithic Ustic Calciorthids

2003 No 2274 lithic ustic haplargids Lithic Ustic Haplargids

2004 No 2314 lithic ustic haplocalcids Lithic Ustic Haplocalcids

2005 No 2355 lithic ustic haplocambids Lithic Ustic Haplocambids

2006 No 2284 lithic ustic natrargids Lithic Ustic Natrargids

2007 No 722 lithic ustic torriorthents Lithic Ustic Torriorthents

2008 No 3132 lithic ustifolists Lithic Ustifolists

2009 No 802 lithic ustipsamments Lithic Ustipsamments

2010 No 479 lithic ustivitrands Lithic Ustivitrands

2011 Yes 1064 lithic ustochrepts Lithic Ustochrepts

2012 Yes 577 lithic ustollic calciorthids Lithic Ustollic Calciorthids

2013 Yes 523 lithic ustollic haplargids Lithic Ustollic Haplargids

2014 No 747 lithic ustorthents Lithic Ustorthents

2015 Yes 1127 lithic ustropepts Lithic Ustropepts

2016 Yes 1311 lithic vermiborolls Lithic Vermiborolls

2017 No 1360 lithic vermudolls Lithic Vermudolls

2018 No 1446 lithic vermustolls Lithic Vermustolls

2019 Yes 2234 lithic vertic Lithic Vertic

2020 Yes 2681 lithic vertic argiustolls Lithic Vertic Argiustolls

2021 Yes 2673 lithic vertic ustropepts Lithic Vertic Ustropepts

2022 Yes 2654 lithic vitrandepts Lithic Vitrandepts

2023 No 334 lithic vitraquands Lithic Vitraquands

2024 No 362 lithic vitricryands Lithic Vitricryands

2025 No 369 lithic vitritorrands Lithic Vitritorrands

2026 No 497 lithic vitrixerands Lithic Vitrixerands

2027 No 2273 lithic xeric haplargids Lithic Xeric Haplargids

2028 No 2313 lithic xeric haplocalcids Lithic Xeric Haplocalcids

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2029 No 2354 lithic xeric haplocambids Lithic Xeric Haplocambids

2030 No 2283 lithic xeric natrargids Lithic Xeric Natrargids

2031 No 723 lithic xeric torriorthents Lithic Xeric Torriorthents

2032 Yes 1083 lithic xerochrepts Lithic Xerochrepts

2033 Yes 578 lithic xerollic calciorthids Lithic Xerollic Calciorthids

2034 Yes 595 lithic xerollic camborthids Lithic Xerollic Camborthids

2035 Yes 524 lithic xerollic haplargids Lithic Xerollic Haplargids

2036 Yes 551 lithic xerollic natrargids Lithic Xerollic Natrargids

2037 No 810 lithic xeropsamments Lithic Xeropsamments

2038 No 759 lithic xerorthents Lithic Xerorthents

2039 Yes 1163 lithic xerumbrepts Lithic Xerumbrepts

2040 No 3477 lithic-ruptic-entic hapludults Lithic-Ruptic-Entic Hapludults

2041 No 6 mollic albaqualfs Mollic Albaqualfs

2042 Yes 2663 mollic andaquepts Mollic Andaquepts

2043 Yes 59 mollic cryoboralfs Mollic Cryoboralfs

2044 No 670 mollic cryofluvents Mollic Cryofluvents

2045 No 15 mollic endoaqualfs Mollic Endoaqualfs

2046 No 637 mollic endoaquents Mollic Endoaquents

2047 No 962 mollic endoaquepts Mollic Endoaquepts

2048 No 23 mollic epiaqualfs Mollic Epiaqualfs

2049 No 642 mollic epiaquents Mollic Epiaquents

2050 No 2505 mollic epiaquepts Mollic Epiaquepts

2051 Yes 72 mollic eutroboralfs Mollic Eutroboralfs

2052 No 648 mollic fluvaquents Mollic Fluvaquents

2053 Yes 106 mollic fragiudalfs Mollic Fragiudalfs

2054 No 254 mollic fragixeralfs Mollic Fragixeralfs

2055 No 34 mollic glossaqualfs Mollic Glossaqualfs

2056 No 2931 mollic glossocryalfs Mollic Glossocryalfs

2057 Yes 974 mollic halaquepts Mollic Halaquepts

2058 Yes 2624 mollic haplaquents Mollic Haplaquents

2059 Yes 2588 mollic haplaquepts Mollic Haplaquepts

2060 No 2949 mollic haplocryalfs Mollic Haplocryalfs

2061 No 266 mollic haploxeralfs Mollic Haploxeralfs

2062 No 138 mollic hapludalfs Mollic Hapludalfs

2063 No 151 mollic kandiudalfs Mollic Kandiudalfs

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2064 No 46 mollic natraqualfs Mollic Natraqualfs

2065 Yes 163 mollic natrudalfs Mollic Natrudalfs

2066 No 218 mollic natrustalfs Mollic Natrustalfs

2067 Yes 2599 mollic ochraqualfs Mollic Ochraqualfs

2068 No 3498 mollic oxyaquic hapludalfs Mollic Oxyaquic Hapludalfs

2069 Yes 94 mollic paleboralfs Mollic Paleboralfs

2070 No 2916 mollic palecryalfs Mollic Palecryalfs

2071 No 175 mollic paleudalfs Mollic Paleudalfs

2072 No 283 mollic palexeralfs Mollic Palexeralfs

2073 No 658 mollic psammaquents Mollic Psammaquents

2074 Yes 2742 mollic torrerts Mollic Torrerts

2075 No 664 mollic udarents Mollic Udarents

2076 No 689 mollic udifluvents Mollic Udifluvents

2077 No 697 mollic ustifluvents Mollic Ustifluvents

2078 Yes 2657 mollic vitrandepts Mollic Vitrandepts

2079 Yes 2617 mollic vitrixerands Mollic Vitrixerands

2080 No 705 mollic xerofluvents Mollic Xerofluvents

2081 No 2437 natrargidic natridurids Natrargidic Natridurids

2082 No 2382 natric argicryids Natric Argicryids

2083 No 3120 natric argiorthels Natric Argiorthels

2084 Yes 596 natric camborthids Natric Camborthids

2085 Yes 1263 natric cryoborolls Natric Cryoborolls

2086 No 1193 natric duraquolls Natric Duraquolls

2087 No 249 natric durixeralfs Natric Durixeralfs

2088 No 1395 natric durustolls Natric Durustolls

2089 No 267 natric haploxeralfs Natric Haploxeralfs

2090 No 284 natric palexeralfs Natric Palexeralfs

2091 Yes 1531 natric palexerolls Natric Palexerolls

2092 No 2990 natric petroargids Natric Petroargids

2093 No 2333 natric petrocalcids Natric Petrocalcids

2094 No 2787 natric vermaqualfs Natric Vermaqualfs

2095 No 2436 natrixeralfic natridurids Natrixeralfic Natridurids

2096 No 3098 nitric anhyorthels Nitric Anhyorthels

2097 No 3053 nitric anhyturbels Nitric Anhyturbels

2098 Yes 2790 ochreptic cryoboralfs Ochreptic Cryoboralfs

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2099 Yes 2798 ochreptic eutroboralfs Ochreptic Eutroboralfs

2100 Yes 107 ochreptic fragiudalfs Ochreptic Fragiudalfs

2101 Yes 255 ochreptic fragixeralfs Ochreptic Fragixeralfs

2102 Yes 2803 ochreptic glossoboralfs Ochreptic Glossoboralfs

2103 Yes 2829 ochreptic haploxeralfs Ochreptic Haploxeralfs

2104 Yes 2808 ochreptic hapludalfs Ochreptic Hapludalfs

2105 Yes 1943 ochreptic hapludults Ochreptic Hapludults

2106 Yes 2816 ochreptic haplustalfs Ochreptic Haplustalfs

2107 Yes 293 ochreptic rhodoxeralfs Ochreptic Rhodoxeralfs

2108 No 2006 ombroaquic haplustults Ombroaquic Haplustults

2109 No 1909 ombroaquic kandihumults Ombroaquic Kandihumults

2110 No 1961 ombroaquic kandiudults Ombroaquic Kandiudults

2111 Ombroaquic 

Kanhaplohumults

No 1919 ombroaquic kanhaplohumults

2112 No 1974 ombroaquic kanhapludults Ombroaquic Kanhapludults

2113 No 2027 ombroaquic kanhaplustults Ombroaquic Kanhaplustults

2114 Yes 2235 orthic Orthic

2115 Yes 1486 orthidic durixerolls Orthidic Durixerolls

2116 Yes 1396 orthidic durustolls Orthidic Durustolls

2117 Yes 2236 orthoxic Orthoxic

2118 Yes 2734 orthoxic palehumults Orthoxic Palehumults

2119 Yes 2737 orthoxic tropohumults Orthoxic Tropohumults

2120 No 1328 oxic argiudolls Oxic Argiudolls

2121 Yes 2643 oxic dystrandepts Oxic Dystrandepts

2122 Yes 1095 oxic dystropepts Oxic Dystropepts

2123 No 3312 oxic dystrudepts Oxic Dystrudepts

2124 No 3190 oxic dystrustepts Oxic Dystrustepts

2125 No 407 oxic hapludands Oxic Hapludands

2126 Yes 2607 oxic haplustalfs Oxic Haplustalfs

2127 No 464 oxic haplustands Oxic Haplustands

2128 No 3203 oxic haplustepts Oxic Haplustepts

2129 No 1409 oxic haplustolls Oxic Haplustolls

2130 Yes 2740 oxic haplustults Oxic Haplustults

2131 Yes 1118 oxic humitropepts Oxic Humitropepts

2132 No 3713 oxic humudepts Oxic Humudepts

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2133 No 3724 oxic humustepts Oxic Humustepts

2134 Yes 2608 oxic paleustalfs Oxic Paleustalfs

2135 Yes 2731 oxic plinthaquults Oxic Plinthaquults

2136 Yes 2609 oxic rhodustalfs Oxic Rhodustalfs

2137 Yes 3484 oxic tropudalfs Oxic Tropudalfs

2138 Yes 1129 oxic ustropepts Oxic Ustropepts

2139 No 1828 oxyaquic alorthods Oxyaquic Alorthods

2140 Yes 1227 oxyaquic argiborolls Oxyaquic Argiborolls

2141 No 3342 oxyaquic argicryolls Oxyaquic Argicryolls

2142 No 1327 oxyaquic argiudolls Oxyaquic Argiudolls

2143 No 1369 oxyaquic argiustolls Oxyaquic Argiustolls

2144 No 1462 oxyaquic argixerolls Oxyaquic Argixerolls

2145 Yes 1239 oxyaquic calciborolls Oxyaquic Calciborolls

2146 No 3604 oxyaquic calcicryepts Oxyaquic Calcicryepts

2147 No 1383 oxyaquic calciustolls Oxyaquic Calciustolls

2148 No 1474 oxyaquic calcixerolls Oxyaquic Calcixerolls

2149 Yes 60 oxyaquic cryoboralfs Oxyaquic Cryoboralfs

2150 Yes 1264 oxyaquic cryoborolls Oxyaquic Cryoborolls

2151 Yes 1004 oxyaquic cryochrepts Oxyaquic Cryochrepts

2152 No 671 oxyaquic cryofluvents Oxyaquic Cryofluvents

2153 No 766 oxyaquic cryopsamments Oxyaquic Cryopsamments

2154 No 713 oxyaquic cryorthents Oxyaquic Cryorthents

2155 Yes 1137 oxyaquic cryumbrepts Oxyaquic Cryumbrepts

2156 No 3597 oxyaquic duricryands Oxyaquic Duricryands

2157 No 1792 oxyaquic duricryods Oxyaquic Duricryods

2158 Yes 1026 oxyaquic dystrochrepts Oxyaquic Dystrochrepts

2159 No 3167 oxyaquic dystrocryepts Oxyaquic Dystrocryepts

2160 Yes 1094 oxyaquic dystropepts Oxyaquic Dystropepts

2161 No 3242 oxyaquic dystroxerepts Oxyaquic Dystroxerepts

2162 No 3305 oxyaquic dystrudepts Oxyaquic Dystrudepts

2163 No 2114 oxyaquic dystruderts Oxyaquic Dystruderts

2164 Yes 73 oxyaquic eutroboralfs Oxyaquic Eutroboralfs

2165 Yes 1043 oxyaquic eutrochrepts Oxyaquic Eutrochrepts

2166 Yes 3156 oxyaquic eutrocryepts Oxyaquic Eutrocryepts

2167 Yes 1108 oxyaquic eutropepts Oxyaquic Eutropepts

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2168 No 3284 oxyaquic eutrudepts Oxyaquic Eutrudepts

2169 Yes 80 oxyaquic fragiboralfs Oxyaquic Fragiboralfs

2170 No 1837 oxyaquic fragiorthods Oxyaquic Fragiorthods

2171 No 108 oxyaquic fragiudalfs Oxyaquic Fragiudalfs

2172 No 112 oxyaquic fraglossudalfs Oxyaquic Fraglossudalfs

2173 No 3511 oxyaquic fulvudands Oxyaquic Fulvudands

2174 No 3524 oxyaquic gelorthents Oxyaquic Gelorthents

2175 Yes 87 oxyaquic glossoboralfs Oxyaquic Glossoboralfs

2176 No 2924 oxyaquic glossocryalfs Oxyaquic Glossocryalfs

2177 No 120 oxyaquic glossudalfs Oxyaquic Glossudalfs

2178 Yes 1279 oxyaquic haploborolls Oxyaquic Haploborolls

2179 No 2940 oxyaquic haplocryalfs Oxyaquic Haplocryalfs

2180 No 3509 oxyaquic haplocryands Oxyaquic Haplocryands

2181 No 3618 oxyaquic haplocryepts Oxyaquic Haplocryepts

2182 No 1799 oxyaquic haplocryods Oxyaquic Haplocryods

2183 No 3362 oxyaquic haplocryolls Oxyaquic Haplocryolls

2184 No 3738 oxyaquic haplogelolls Oxyaquic Haplogelolls

2185 No 3408 oxyaquic haplohumults Oxyaquic Haplohumults

2186 No 1849 oxyaquic haplorthods Oxyaquic Haplorthods

2187 No 3549 oxyaquic haploxerepts Oxyaquic Haploxerepts

2188 No 1490 oxyaquic haploxerolls Oxyaquic Haploxerolls

2189 No 139 oxyaquic hapludalfs Oxyaquic Hapludalfs

2190 No 3512 oxyaquic hapludands Oxyaquic Hapludands

2191 No 2121 oxyaquic hapluderts Oxyaquic Hapluderts

2192 No 1347 oxyaquic hapludolls Oxyaquic Hapludolls

2193 No 1944 oxyaquic hapludults Oxyaquic Hapludults

2194 Yes 1153 oxyaquic haplumbrepts Oxyaquic Haplumbrepts

2195 No 191 oxyaquic haplustalfs Oxyaquic Haplustalfs

2196 No 3202 oxyaquic haplustepts Oxyaquic Haplustepts

2197 No 1408 oxyaquic haplustolls Oxyaquic Haplustolls

2198 No 1715 oxyaquic haplustox Oxyaquic Haplustox

2199 No 3592 oxyaquic humicryepts Oxyaquic Humicryepts

2200 No 1806 oxyaquic humicryods Oxyaquic Humicryods

2201 No 3690 oxyaquic humigelepts Oxyaquic Humigelepts

2202 Yes 1117 oxyaquic humitropepts Oxyaquic Humitropepts

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2203 No 3732 oxyaquic humixerepts Oxyaquic Humixerepts

2204 No 3711 oxyaquic humudepts Oxyaquic Humudepts

2205 No 3723 oxyaquic humustepts Oxyaquic Humustepts

2206 No 152 oxyaquic kandiudalfs Oxyaquic Kandiudalfs

2207 No 1962 oxyaquic kandiudults Oxyaquic Kandiudults

2208 No 159 oxyaquic kanhapludalfs Oxyaquic Kanhapludalfs

2209 No 1975 oxyaquic kanhapludults Oxyaquic Kanhapludults

2210 Yes 95 oxyaquic paleboralfs Oxyaquic Paleboralfs

2211 Yes 1304 oxyaquic paleborolls Oxyaquic Paleborolls

2212 No 2913 oxyaquic palecryalfs Oxyaquic Palecryalfs

2213 No 3330 oxyaquic palecryolls Oxyaquic Palecryolls

2214 No 3406 oxyaquic palehumults Oxyaquic Palehumults

2215 No 176 oxyaquic paleudalfs Oxyaquic Paleudalfs

2216 No 1354 oxyaquic paleudolls Oxyaquic Paleudolls

2217 No 3409 oxyaquic paleudults Oxyaquic Paleudults

2218 No 231 oxyaquic paleustalfs Oxyaquic Paleustalfs

2219 Oxyaquic Psammentic 

Eutroboralfs

Yes oxyaquic psammentic 

eutroboralfs

2799

2220 No 775 oxyaquic quartzipsamments Oxyaquic Quartzipsamments

2221 No 678 oxyaquic torrifluvents Oxyaquic Torrifluvents

2222 No 724 oxyaquic torriorthents Oxyaquic Torriorthents

2223 No 3515 oxyaquic torripsamments Oxyaquic Torripsamments

2224 Yes 791 oxyaquic tropopsamments Oxyaquic Tropopsamments

2225 No 690 oxyaquic udifluvents Oxyaquic Udifluvents

2226 No 796 oxyaquic udipsamments Oxyaquic Udipsamments

2227 No 3513 oxyaquic udivitrands Oxyaquic Udivitrands

2228 No 739 oxyaquic udorthents Oxyaquic Udorthents

2229 No 2878 oxyaquic ultic haplorthods Oxyaquic Ultic Haplorthods

2230 No 692 oxyaquic ustifluvents Oxyaquic Ustifluvents

2231 No 803 oxyaquic ustipsamments Oxyaquic Ustipsamments

2232 No 748 oxyaquic ustorthents Oxyaquic Ustorthents

2233 Yes 1128 oxyaquic ustropepts Oxyaquic Ustropepts

2234 No 2527 oxyaquic vertic argiudolls Oxyaquic Vertic Argiudolls

2235 No 2969 oxyaquic vertic glossudalfs Oxyaquic Vertic Glossudalfs

2236 No 2516 oxyaquic vertic hapludalfs Oxyaquic Vertic Hapludalfs

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2237 No 2519 oxyaquic vertic haplustalfs Oxyaquic Vertic Haplustalfs

2238 No 2521 oxyaquic vertic paleustalfs Oxyaquic Vertic Paleustalfs

2239 Oxyaquic Vitrandic 

Haploxerepts

No oxyaquic vitrandic 

haploxerepts

3583

2240 No 2834 oxyaquic vitricryands Oxyaquic Vitricryands

2241 No 706 oxyaquic xerofluvents Oxyaquic Xerofluvents

2242 No 811 oxyaquic xeropsamments Oxyaquic Xeropsamments

2243 No 760 oxyaquic xerorthents Oxyaquic Xerorthents

2244 Yes 1229 pachic argiborolls Pachic Argiborolls

2245 No 3343 pachic argicryolls Pachic Argicryolls

2246 No 1329 pachic argiudolls Pachic Argiudolls

2247 No 1370 pachic argiustolls Pachic Argiustolls

2248 No 1464 pachic argixerolls Pachic Argixerolls

2249 No 3350 pachic calcicryolls Pachic Calcicryolls

2250 No 1384 pachic calciustolls Pachic Calciustolls

2251 No 1475 pachic calcixerolls Pachic Calcixerolls

2252 Yes 1265 pachic cryoborolls Pachic Cryoborolls

2253 No 2983 pachic durudands Pachic Durudands

2254 No 2974 pachic fulvicryands Pachic Fulvicryands

2255 No 389 pachic fulvudands Pachic Fulvudands

2256 Yes 1281 pachic haploborolls Pachic Haploborolls

2257 No 3364 pachic haplocryolls Pachic Haplocryolls

2258 No 1510 pachic haploxerolls Pachic Haploxerolls

2259 No 3399 pachic hapludolls Pachic Hapludolls

2260 Yes 1154 pachic haplumbrepts Pachic Haplumbrepts

2261 No 2196 pachic haplustands Pachic Haplustands

2262 No 1410 pachic haplustolls Pachic Haplustolls

2263 No 3735 pachic humixerepts Pachic Humixerepts

2264 No 3716 pachic humudepts Pachic Humudepts

2265 No 2972 pachic melanaquands Pachic Melanaquands

2266 No 491 pachic melanoxerands Pachic Melanoxerands

2267 No 436 pachic melanudands Pachic Melanudands

2268 Yes 1305 pachic paleborolls Pachic Paleborolls

2269 No 3332 pachic palecryolls Pachic Palecryolls

2270 No 3394 pachic paleudolls Pachic Paleudolls

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2271 No 1436 pachic paleustolls Pachic Paleustolls

2272 No 1532 pachic palexerolls Pachic Palexerolls

2273 Yes 449 pachic placudands Pachic Placudands

2274 Yes 2859 pachic udertic argiborolls Pachic Udertic Argiborolls

2275 No 3565 pachic udertic argiustolls Pachic Udertic Argiustolls

2276 Yes 2864 pachic udertic haploborolls Pachic Udertic Haploborolls

2277 No 3476 pachic udertic haplustolls Pachic Udertic Haplustolls

2278 Yes 1228 pachic udic argiborolls Pachic Udic Argiborolls

2279 Yes 1280 pachic udic haploborolls Pachic Udic Haploborolls

2280 No 1463 pachic ultic argixerolls Pachic Ultic Argixerolls

2281 No 1509 pachic ultic haploxerolls Pachic Ultic Haploxerolls

2282 No 1447 pachic vermustolls Pachic Vermustolls

2283 Yes 2860 pachic vertic argiborolls Pachic Vertic Argiborolls

2284 No 3395 pachic vertic argiudolls Pachic Vertic Argiudolls

2285 No 3566 pachic vertic argiustolls Pachic Vertic Argiustolls

2286 Yes 2865 pachic vertic haploborolls Pachic Vertic Haploborolls

2287 No 3561 pachic vertic hapludolls Pachic Vertic Hapludolls

2288 No 3569 pachic vertic haplustolls Pachic Vertic Haplustolls

2289 No 435 pachic vitric melanudands Pachic Vitric Melanudands

2290 Yes 1164 pachic xerumbrepts Pachic Xerumbrepts

2291 Yes 2572 paleargidic argiborolls Paleargidic Argiborolls

2292 No 2490 paleargidic durixerolls Paleargidic Durixerolls

2293 Yes 2237 paleustollic Paleustollic

2294 Yes 2750 paleustollic chromusterts Paleustollic Chromusterts

2295 Yes 2238 palexerollic Palexerollic

2296 Yes 3486 palexerollic chromoxererts Palexerollic Chromoxererts

2297 No 2497 palexerollic durixerolls Palexerollic Durixerolls

2298 Yes 2239 paralithic vertic Paralithic Vertic

2299 Yes 3485 paralithic vertic haplustolls Paralithic Vertic Haplustolls

2300 Yes 298 pergelic cryaquands Pergelic Cryaquands

2301 Yes 954 pergelic cryaquepts Pergelic Cryaquepts

2302 Yes 1764 pergelic cryaquods Pergelic Cryaquods

2303 Yes 1188 pergelic cryaquolls Pergelic Cryaquolls

2304 Yes 1266 pergelic cryoborolls Pergelic Cryoborolls

2305 Yes 1005 pergelic cryochrepts Pergelic Cryochrepts

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2306 Yes 827 pergelic cryofibrists Pergelic Cryofibrists

2307 Yes 883 pergelic cryohemists Pergelic Cryohemists

2308 Yes 767 pergelic cryopsamments Pergelic Cryopsamments

2309 Yes 714 pergelic cryorthents Pergelic Cryorthents

2310 Yes 3466 pergelic cryorthods Pergelic Cryorthods

2311 Yes 920 pergelic cryosaprists Pergelic Cryosaprists

2312 Yes 1138 pergelic cryumbrepts Pergelic Cryumbrepts

2313 Yes 1800 pergelic haplocryods Pergelic Haplocryods

2314 Yes 1807 pergelic humicryods Pergelic Humicryods

2315 Pergelic Ruptic-Histic 

Cryaquepts

Yes pergelic ruptic-histic 

cryaquepts

953

2316 Yes 2240 pergelic sideric Pergelic Sideric

2317 Yes 849 pergelic sphagnofibrists Pergelic Sphagnofibrists

2318 No 1181 petrocalcic calciaquolls Petrocalcic Calciaquolls

2319 Yes 1240 petrocalcic calciborolls Petrocalcic Calciborolls

2320 No 3349 petrocalcic calcicryolls Petrocalcic Calcicryolls

2321 No 2094 petrocalcic calcitorrerts Petrocalcic Calcitorrerts

2322 No 3179 petrocalcic calciustepts Petrocalcic Calciustepts

2323 No 2129 petrocalcic calciusterts Petrocalcic Calciusterts

2324 No 1385 petrocalcic calciustolls Petrocalcic Calciustolls

2325 No 3224 petrocalcic calcixerepts Petrocalcic Calcixerepts

2326 No 2176 petrocalcic calcixererts Petrocalcic Calcixererts

2327 No 2975 petrocalcic duritorrands Petrocalcic Duritorrands

2328 No 2159 petrocalcic haplusterts Petrocalcic Haplusterts

2329 No 3385 petrocalcic natrudolls Petrocalcic Natrudolls

2330 No 219 petrocalcic natrustalfs Petrocalcic Natrustalfs

2331 Yes 559 petrocalcic paleargids Petrocalcic Paleargids

2332 No 1355 petrocalcic paleudolls Petrocalcic Paleudolls

2333 No 232 petrocalcic paleustalfs Petrocalcic Paleustalfs

2334 No 1437 petrocalcic paleustolls Petrocalcic Paleustolls

2335 No 285 petrocalcic palexeralfs Petrocalcic Palexeralfs

2336 No 1533 petrocalcic palexerolls Petrocalcic Palexerolls

2337 No 2475 petrocalcic petrogypsids Petrocalcic Petrogypsids

2338 No 294 petrocalcic rhodoxeralfs Petrocalcic Rhodoxeralfs

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2339 Petrocalcic Ustalfic 

Paleargids

Yes 560 petrocalcic ustalfic paleargids

2340 Petrocalcic Ustollic 

Paleargids

Yes 561 petrocalcic ustollic paleargids

2341 Petrocalcic Ustollic 

Paleustolls

Yes petrocalcic ustollic 

paleustolls

3462

2342 Yes 370 petrocalcic vitritorrands Petrocalcic Vitritorrands

2343 Yes 1085 petrocalcic xerochrepts Petrocalcic Xerochrepts

2344 Petrocalcic Xerollic 

Paleargids

Yes 562 petrocalcic xerollic paleargids

2345 No 2581 petrocalcidic palexerolls Petrocalcidic Palexerolls

2346 No 1560 petroferric acroperox Petroferric Acroperox

2347 No 1613 petroferric acrotorrox Petroferric Acrotorrox

2348 No 1631 petroferric acrudox Petroferric Acrudox

2349 No 1695 petroferric acrustox Petroferric Acrustox

2350 Yes 1096 petroferric dystropepts Petroferric Dystropepts

2351 Yes 310 petroferric endoaquands Petroferric Endoaquands

2352 Yes 317 petroferric epiaquands Petroferric Epiaquands

2353 No 1574 petroferric eutroperox Petroferric Eutroperox

2354 No 1616 petroferric eutrotorrox Petroferric Eutrotorrox

2355 No 1645 petroferric eutrudox Petroferric Eutrudox

2356 No 1709 petroferric eutrustox Petroferric Eutrustox

2357 No 1589 petroferric haploperox Petroferric Haploperox

2358 No 1619 petroferric haplotorrox Petroferric Haplotorrox

2359 Yes 408 petroferric hapludands Petroferric Hapludands

2360 No 1661 petroferric hapludox Petroferric Hapludox

2361 No 1726 petroferric haplustox Petroferric Haplustox

2362 No 2007 petroferric haplustults Petroferric Haplustults

2363 No 1602 petroferric kandiperox Petroferric Kandiperox

2364 No 1675 petroferric kandiudox Petroferric Kandiudox

2365 No 1739 petroferric kandiustox Petroferric Kandiustox

2366 No 1610 petroferric sombriperox Petroferric Sombriperox

2367 No 1683 petroferric sombriudox Petroferric Sombriudox

2368 No 1747 petroferric sombriustox Petroferric Sombriustox

2369 No 3096 petrogypsic anhyorthels Petrogypsic Anhyorthels

2370 No 3051 petrogypsic anhyturbels Petrogypsic Anhyturbels

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2371 Yes 621 petrogypsic gypsiorthids Petrogypsic Gypsiorthids

2372 No 2486 petrogypsic haplosalids Petrogypsic Haplosalids

2373 No 2307 petrogypsic petroargids Petrogypsic Petroargids

2374 No 2407 petrogypsic petrocryids Petrogypsic Petrocryids

2375 No 2306 petrogypsic ustic petroargids Petrogypsic Ustic 

2376 No 2347 petronodic aquicambids Petronodic Aquicambids

2377 No 2445 petronodic argigypsids Petronodic Argigypsids

2378 No 2259 petronodic calciargids Petronodic Calciargids

2379 No 2452 petronodic calcigypsids Petronodic Calcigypsids

2380 No 2278 petronodic haplargids Petronodic Haplargids

2381 No 2323 petronodic haplocalcids Petronodic Haplocalcids

2382 No 2362 petronodic haplocambids Petronodic Haplocambids

2383 No 2461 petronodic haplogypsids Petronodic Haplogypsids

2384 No 2287 petronodic natrargids Petronodic Natrargids

2385 No 2469 petronodic natrigypsids Petronodic Natrigypsids

2386 No 2301 petronodic paleargids Petronodic Paleargids

2387 No 2993 petronodic ustic calciargids Petronodic Ustic Calciargids

2388 No 3472 petronodic ustic haplargids Petronodic Ustic Haplargids

2389 Petronodic Ustic 

Haplocalcids

No 2996 petronodic ustic haplocalcids

2390 Petronodic Ustic 

Haplocambids

No petronodic ustic 

haplocambids

2998

2391 No 2991 petronodic ustic paleargids Petronodic Ustic Paleargids

2392 No 2992 petronodic xeric calciargids Petronodic Xeric Calciargids

2393 Petronodic Xeric 

Haplocalcids

No 2995 petronodic xeric haplocalcids

2394 Petronodic Xeric 

Haplocambids

No petronodic xeric 

haplocambids

2997

2395 No 1765 placic cryaquods Placic Cryaquods

2396 Yes 2702 placic haplaquods Placic Haplaquods

2397 No 351 placic hydrocryands Placic Hydrocryands

2398 No 3141 placic petraquepts Placic Petraquepts

2399 No 3442 plagganthreptic alorthods Plagganthreptic Alorthods

2400 No 3440 plagganthreptic fragiaquods Plagganthreptic Fragiaquods

2401 No 3443 plagganthreptic fragiorthods Plagganthreptic Fragiorthods

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2402 Plagganthreptic 

Haplohumods

No 3441 plagganthreptic haplohumods

2403 Plagganthreptic 

Udipsamments

No plagganthreptic 

udipsamments

3418

2404 Yes 1829 plaggeptic alorthods Plaggeptic Alorthods

2405 Yes 1784 plaggeptic fragiaquods Plaggeptic Fragiaquods

2406 Yes 1838 plaggeptic fragiorthods Plaggeptic Fragiorthods

2407 Yes 1815 plaggeptic haplohumods Plaggeptic Haplohumods

2408 Yes 797 plaggeptic udipsamments Plaggeptic Udipsamments

2409 Yes 2241 plaggic Plaggic

2410 No 1576 plinthaquic eutroperox Plinthaquic Eutroperox

2411 No 1647 plinthaquic eutrudox Plinthaquic Eutrudox

2412 No 1711 plinthaquic eutrustox Plinthaquic Eutrustox

2413 No 1936 plinthaquic fragiudults Plinthaquic Fragiudults

2414 No 1591 plinthaquic haploperox Plinthaquic Haploperox

2415 No 1663 plinthaquic hapludox Plinthaquic Hapludox

2416 No 1728 plinthaquic haplustox Plinthaquic Haplustox

2417 No 1604 plinthaquic kandiperox Plinthaquic Kandiperox

2418 No 154 plinthaquic kandiudalfs Plinthaquic Kandiudalfs

2419 No 1677 plinthaquic kandiudox Plinthaquic Kandiudox

2420 No 1964 plinthaquic kandiudults Plinthaquic Kandiudults

2421 No 1741 plinthaquic kandiustox Plinthaquic Kandiustox

2422 No 1977 plinthaquic kanhapludults Plinthaquic Kanhapludults

2423 No 178 plinthaquic paleudalfs Plinthaquic Paleudalfs

2424 No 1992 plinthaquic paleudults Plinthaquic Paleudults

2425 No 1538 plinthic acraquox Plinthic Acraquox

2426 No 1561 plinthic acroperox Plinthic Acroperox

2427 Yes 2687 plinthic acrorthox Plinthic Acrorthox

2428 No 1632 plinthic acrudox Plinthic Acrudox

2429 No 1696 plinthic acrustox Plinthic Acrustox

2430 No 1543 plinthic eutraquox Plinthic Eutraquox

2431 No 1575 plinthic eutroperox Plinthic Eutroperox

2432 No 1646 plinthic eutrudox Plinthic Eutrudox

2433 No 1710 plinthic eutrustox Plinthic Eutrustox

2434 No 28 plinthic fragiaqualfs Plinthic Fragiaqualfs

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2435 No 1867 plinthic fragiaquults Plinthic Fragiaquults

2436 No 1935 plinthic fragiudults Plinthic Fragiudults

2437 No 1548 plinthic haplaquox Plinthic Haplaquox

2438 No 1901 plinthic haplohumults Plinthic Haplohumults

2439 No 1590 plinthic haploperox Plinthic Haploperox

2440 Yes 3487 plinthic haplorthox Plinthic Haplorthox

2441 No 268 plinthic haploxeralfs Plinthic Haploxeralfs

2442 No 1662 plinthic hapludox Plinthic Hapludox

2443 No 1727 plinthic haplustox Plinthic Haplustox

2444 No 2008 plinthic haplustults Plinthic Haplustults

2445 No 40 plinthic kandiaqualfs Plinthic Kandiaqualfs

2446 No 1876 plinthic kandiaquults Plinthic Kandiaquults

2447 No 1910 plinthic kandihumults Plinthic Kandihumults

2448 No 1603 plinthic kandiperox Plinthic Kandiperox

2449 No 153 plinthic kandiudalfs Plinthic Kandiudalfs

2450 No 1676 plinthic kandiudox Plinthic Kandiudox

2451 No 1963 plinthic kandiudults Plinthic Kandiudults

2452 No 204 plinthic kandiustalfs Plinthic Kandiustalfs

2453 No 1740 plinthic kandiustox Plinthic Kandiustox

2454 No 2016 plinthic kandiustults Plinthic Kandiustults

2455 No 1882 plinthic kanhaplaquults Plinthic Kanhaplaquults

2456 No 1976 plinthic kanhapludults Plinthic Kanhapludults

2457 No 2028 plinthic kanhaplustults Plinthic Kanhaplustults

2458 No 1890 plinthic paleaquults Plinthic Paleaquults

2459 No 1926 plinthic palehumults Plinthic Palehumults

2460 No 177 plinthic paleudalfs Plinthic Paleudalfs

2461 No 1991 plinthic paleudults Plinthic Paleudults

2462 No 233 plinthic paleustalfs Plinthic Paleustalfs

2463 No 286 plinthic palexeralfs Plinthic Palexeralfs

2464 No 3142 plinthic petraquepts Plinthic Petraquepts

2465 No 776 plinthic quartzipsamments Plinthic Quartzipsamments

2466 Yes 995 plinthic tropaquepts Plinthic Tropaquepts

2467 No 1896 plinthic umbraquults Plinthic Umbraquults

2468 Yes 1866 plinthudic fragiaquults Plinthudic Fragiaquults

2469 Yes 141 psammaquentic hapludalfs Psammaquentic Hapludalfs

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2470 Yes 1994 psammaquentic paleudults Psammaquentic Paleudults

2471 No 3047 psammentic aquiturbels Psammentic Aquiturbels

2472 No 3092 psammentic aquorthels Psammentic Aquorthels

2473 No 1330 psammentic argiudolls Psammentic Argiudolls

2474 Yes 61 psammentic cryoboralfs Psammentic Cryoboralfs

2475 Yes 74 psammentic eutroboralfs Psammentic Eutroboralfs

2476 No 3643 psammentic frasiwassents Psammentic Frasiwassents

2477 Yes 88 psammentic glossoboralfs Psammentic Glossoboralfs

2478 No 2942 psammentic haplocryalfs Psammentic Haplocryalfs

2479 No 269 psammentic haploxeralfs Psammentic Haploxeralfs

2480 No 3374 psammentic haploxerolls Psammentic Haploxerolls

2481 No 2041 psammentic haploxerults Psammentic Haploxerults

2482 No 140 psammentic hapludalfs Psammentic Hapludalfs

2483 No 1945 psammentic hapludults Psammentic Hapludults

2484 Yes 1155 psammentic haplumbrepts Psammentic Haplumbrepts

2485 No 192 psammentic haplustalfs Psammentic Haplustalfs

2486 No 3712 psammentic humudepts Psammentic Humudepts

2487 No 179 psammentic paleudalfs Psammentic Paleudalfs

2488 No 1993 psammentic paleudults Psammentic Paleudults

2489 No 234 psammentic paleustalfs Psammentic Paleustalfs

2490 No 2833 psammentic palexeralfs Psammentic Palexeralfs

2491 No 2000 psammentic rhodudults Psammentic Rhodudults

2492 No 2034 psammentic rhodustults Psammentic Rhodustults

2493 Quartzipsammentic 

Haplumbrepts

Yes quartzipsammentic 

haplumbrepts

1156

2494 Yes 1044 rendollic eutrochrepts Rendollic Eutrochrepts

2495 No 3291 rendollic eutrudepts Rendollic Eutrudepts

2496 No 1562 rhodic acroperox Rhodic Acroperox

2497 No 1633 rhodic acrudox Rhodic Acrudox

2498 No 1697 rhodic acrustox Rhodic Acrustox

2499 No 1577 rhodic eutroperox Rhodic Eutroperox

2500 No 1648 rhodic eutrudox Rhodic Eutrudox

2501 No 1712 rhodic eutrustox Rhodic Eutrustox

2502 No 1592 rhodic haploperox Rhodic Haploperox

2503 No 1664 rhodic hapludox Rhodic Hapludox

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2504 No 1729 rhodic haplustox Rhodic Haplustox

2505 No 1605 rhodic kandiperox Rhodic Kandiperox

2506 No 155 rhodic kandiudalfs Rhodic Kandiudalfs

2507 No 1678 rhodic kandiudox Rhodic Kandiudox

2508 No 1965 rhodic kandiudults Rhodic Kandiudults

2509 No 205 rhodic kandiustalfs Rhodic Kandiustalfs

2510 No 1742 rhodic kandiustox Rhodic Kandiustox

2511 No 2017 rhodic kandiustults Rhodic Kandiustults

2512 No 160 rhodic kanhapludalfs Rhodic Kanhapludalfs

2513 No 1978 rhodic kanhapludults Rhodic Kanhapludults

2514 No 211 rhodic kanhaplustalfs Rhodic Kanhaplustalfs

2515 No 2029 rhodic kanhaplustults Rhodic Kanhaplustults

2516 No 180 rhodic paleudalfs Rhodic Paleudalfs

2517 No 1995 rhodic paleudults Rhodic Paleudults

2518 No 235 rhodic paleustalfs Rhodic Paleustalfs

2519 No 3010 rhodic torripsamments Rhodic Torripsamments

2520 No 3014 rhodic ustipsamments Rhodic Ustipsamments

2521 No 3083 ruptic historthels Ruptic Historthels

2522 No 3041 ruptic histoturbels Ruptic Histoturbels

2523 Yes 1027 ruptic-alfic dystrochrepts Ruptic-Alfic Dystrochrepts

2524 No 3315 ruptic-alfic dystrudepts Ruptic-Alfic Dystrudepts

2525 Yes 1045 ruptic-alfic eutrochrepts Ruptic-Alfic Eutrochrepts

2526 No 3293 ruptic-alfic eutrudepts Ruptic-Alfic Eutrudepts

2527 Yes 2204 ruptic-alfic lithic Ruptic-Alfic Lithic

2528 Yes 2222 ruptic-entic lithic Ruptic-Entic Lithic

2529 No 3046 ruptic-histic aquiturbels Ruptic-Histic Aquiturbels

2530 No 3088 ruptic-histic aquorthels Ruptic-Histic Aquorthels

2531 Yes 1139 ruptic-lithic cryumbrepts Ruptic-Lithic Cryumbrepts

2532 Yes 1282 ruptic-lithic haploborolls Ruptic-Lithic Haploborolls

2533 No 1411 ruptic-lithic haplustolls Ruptic-Lithic Haplustolls

2534 Yes 1086 ruptic-lithic xerochrepts Ruptic-Lithic Xerochrepts

2535 Yes 1946 ruptic-lithic-entic hapludults Ruptic-Lithic-Entic Hapludults

2536 Ruptic-Lithic-Xerochreptic 

Haploxeralfs

Yes ruptic-lithic-xerochreptic 

haploxeralfs

2610

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2537 Ruptic-Lithic-Xerochreptic 

Haploxerults

Yes ruptic-lithic-xerochreptic 

haploxerults

2042

2538 Yes 1028 ruptic-ultic dystrochrepts Ruptic-Ultic Dystrochrepts

2539 No 3316 ruptic-ultic dystrudepts Ruptic-Ultic Dystrudepts

2540 Yes 7 ruptic-vertic albaqualfs Ruptic-Vertic Albaqualfs

2541 No 3099 salic anhyorthels Salic Anhyorthels

2542 No 3054 salic anhyturbels Salic Anhyturbels

2543 No 3091 salic aquorthels Salic Aquorthels

2544 No 3580 salic sulfaquerts Salic Sulfaquerts

2545 No 2574 salidic calciustolls Salidic Calciustolls

2546 Yes 2573 salidic haploborolls Salidic Haploborolls

2547 No 2577 salidic haplustolls Salidic Haplustolls

2548 No 2541 salidic natrustalfs Salidic Natrustalfs

2549 No 2570 salidic sulfaquepts Salidic Sulfaquepts

2550 Yes 1386 salorthidic calciustolls Salorthidic Calciustolls

2551 Yes 1283 salorthidic haploborolls Salorthidic Haploborolls

2552 Yes 1412 salorthidic haplustolls Salorthidic Haplustolls

2553 Yes 220 salorthidic natrustalfs Salorthidic Natrustalfs

2554 Yes 989 salorthidic sulfaquepts Salorthidic Sulfaquepts

2555 Yes 819 sapric borofibrists Sapric Borofibrists

2556 Yes 877 sapric borohemists Sapric Borohemists

2557 No 3676 sapric frasiwassists Sapric Frasiwassists

2558 No 3024 sapric glacistels Sapric Glacistels

2559 No 3438 sapric haplohemists Sapric Haplohemists

2560 No 3680 sapric haplowassists Sapric Haplowassists

2561 Yes 837 sapric medifibrists Sapric Medifibrists

2562 Yes 892 sapric medihemists Sapric Medihemists

2563 Yes 850 sapric sphagnofibrists Sapric Sphagnofibrists

2564 No 3683 sapric sulfiwassists Sapric Sulfiwassists

2565 Yes 820 sapric terric borofibrists Sapric Terric Borofibrists

2566 Yes 878 sapric terric borohemists Sapric Terric Borohemists

2567 Yes 838 sapric terric medifibrists Sapric Terric Medifibrists

2568 Yes 893 sapric terric medihemists Sapric Terric Medihemists

2569 Yes 860 sapric terric tropofibrists Sapric Terric Tropofibrists

2570 Yes 906 sapric terric tropohemists Sapric Terric Tropohemists

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2571 Yes 859 sapric tropofibrists Sapric Tropofibrists

2572 Yes 905 sapric tropohemists Sapric Tropohemists

2573 Yes 2242 sideric Sideric

2574 Yes 2693 sideric cryaquods Sideric Cryaquods

2575 Yes 2709 sideric tropaquods Sideric Tropaquods

2576 No 2344 sodic aquicambids Sodic Aquicambids

2577 No 2130 sodic calciusterts Sodic Calciusterts

2578 No 3225 sodic calcixerepts Sodic Calcixerepts

2579 No 2183 sodic durixererts Sodic Durixererts

2580 No 3003 sodic endoaquents Sodic Endoaquents

2581 No 2066 sodic endoaquerts Sodic Endoaquerts

2582 No 2195 sodic epiaquerts Sodic Epiaquerts

2583 No 2147 sodic gypsiusterts Sodic Gypsiusterts

2584 No 2326 sodic haplocalcids Sodic Haplocalcids

2585 No 2365 sodic haplocambids Sodic Haplocambids

2586 No 2087 sodic haplocryerts Sodic Haplocryerts

2587 No 2460 sodic haplogypsids Sodic Haplogypsids

2588 No 2102 sodic haplotorrerts Sodic Haplotorrerts

2589 No 2193 sodic haploxererts Sodic Haploxererts

2590 No 2160 sodic haplusterts Sodic Haplusterts

2591 No 2089 sodic humicryerts Sodic Humicryerts

2592 No 3001 sodic hydraquents Sodic Hydraquents

2593 No 2374 sodic petrocambids Sodic Petrocambids

2594 No 3002 sodic psammaquents Sodic Psammaquents

2595 No 2169 sodic salusterts Sodic Salusterts

2596 No 3473 sodic torriarents Sodic Torriarents

2597 No 2325 sodic ustic haplocalcids Sodic Ustic Haplocalcids

2598 No 2364 sodic ustic haplocambids Sodic Ustic Haplocambids

2599 No 2844 sodic vermaquepts Sodic Vermaquepts

2600 No 3005 sodic xerarents Sodic Xerarents

2601 No 2324 sodic xeric haplocalcids Sodic Xeric Haplocalcids

2602 No 2363 sodic xeric haplocambids Sodic Xeric Haplocambids

2603 No 1966 sombric kandiudults Sombric Kandiudults

2604 Yes 2243 sombrihumic Sombrihumic

2605 Yes 822 sphagnic borofibrists Sphagnic Borofibrists

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2606 No 828 sphagnic cryofibrists Sphagnic Cryofibrists

2607 No 3029 sphagnic fibristels Sphagnic Fibristels

2608 Yes 840 sphagnic medifibrists Sphagnic Medifibrists

2609 Yes 821 sphagnic terric borofibrists Sphagnic Terric Borofibrists

2610 Yes 839 sphagnic terric medifibrists Sphagnic Terric Medifibrists

2611 No 768 spodic cryopsamments Spodic Cryopsamments

2612 No 3169 spodic dystrocryepts Spodic Dystrocryepts

2613 No 3311 spodic dystrudepts Spodic Dystrudepts

2614 No 3508 spodic haplocryands Spodic Haplocryands

2615 No 3599 spodic humicryepts Spodic Humicryepts

2616 No 1996 spodic paleudults Spodic Paleudults

2617 No 659 spodic psammaquents Spodic Psammaquents

2618 No 3124 spodic psammorthels Spodic Psammorthels

2619 No 3075 spodic psammoturbels Spodic Psammoturbels

2620 No 777 spodic quartzipsamments Spodic Quartzipsamments

2621 No 798 spodic udipsamments Spodic Udipsamments

2622 No 2613 spodic vitricryands Spodic Vitricryands

2623 Yes 2618 spodic vitrixerands Spodic Vitrixerands

2624 No 2057 sulfaqueptic dystraquerts Sulfaqueptic Dystraquerts

2625 No 955 sulfic cryaquepts Sulfic Cryaquepts

2626 No 638 sulfic endoaquents Sulfic Endoaquents

2627 No 963 sulfic endoaquepts Sulfic Endoaquepts

2628 No 649 sulfic fluvaquents Sulfic Fluvaquents

2629 No 3636 sulfic fluviwassents Sulfic Fluviwassents

2630 Yes 2670 sulfic haplaquepts Sulfic Haplaquepts

2631 No 3648 sulfic haplowassents Sulfic Haplowassents

2632 No 3678 sulfic haplowassists Sulfic Haplowassists

2633 No 3000 sulfic hydraquents Sulfic Hydraquents

2634 No 3652 sulfic hydrowassents Sulfic Hydrowassents

2635 No 3657 sulfic psammowassents Sulfic Psammowassents

2636 No 3581 sulfic sulfaquerts Sulfic Sulfaquerts

2637 Yes 996 sulfic tropaquepts Sulfic Tropaquepts

2638 No 3045 sulfuric aquiturbels Sulfuric Aquiturbels

2639 No 3087 sulfuric aquorthels Sulfuric Aquorthels

2640 Yes 823 terric borofibrists Terric Borofibrists

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2641 Yes 879 terric borohemists Terric Borohemists

2642 Yes 916 terric borosaprists Terric Borosaprists

2643 No 829 terric cryofibrists Terric Cryofibrists

2644 No 884 terric cryohemists Terric Cryohemists

2645 No 921 terric cryosaprists Terric Cryosaprists

2646 No 3027 terric fibristels Terric Fibristels

2647 No 3422 terric haplofibrists Terric Haplofibrists

2648 No 3435 terric haplohemists Terric Haplohemists

2649 No 3430 terric haplosaprists Terric Haplosaprists

2650 No 3032 terric hemistels Terric Hemistels

2651 Yes 841 terric medifibrists Terric Medifibrists

2652 Yes 894 terric medihemists Terric Medihemists

2653 Yes 930 terric medisaprists Terric Medisaprists

2654 No 3036 terric sapristels Terric Sapristels

2655 No 851 terric sphagnofibrists Terric Sphagnofibrists

2656 No 896 terric sulfihemists Terric Sulfihemists

2657 No 932 terric sulfisaprists Terric Sulfisaprists

2658 Yes 861 terric tropofibrists Terric Tropofibrists

2659 Yes 907 terric tropohemists Terric Tropohemists

2660 Yes 942 terric troposaprists Terric Troposaprists

2661 No 299 thaptic cryaquands Thaptic Cryaquands

2662 No 303 thaptic duraquands Thaptic Duraquands

2663 Yes 375 thaptic durudands Thaptic Durudands

2664 No 455 thaptic durustands Thaptic Durustands

2665 No 311 thaptic endoaquands Thaptic Endoaquands

2666 No 318 thaptic epiaquands Thaptic Epiaquands

2667 No 390 thaptic fulvudands Thaptic Fulvudands

2668 No 3501 thaptic gelaquands Thaptic Gelaquands

2669 No 345 thaptic haplocryands Thaptic Haplocryands

2670 No 488 thaptic haploxerands Thaptic Haploxerands

2671 No 409 thaptic hapludands Thaptic Hapludands

2672 No 465 thaptic haplustands Thaptic Haplustands

2673 No 352 thaptic hydrocryands Thaptic Hydrocryands

2674 No 418 thaptic hydrudands Thaptic Hydrudands

2675 No 324 thaptic melanaquands Thaptic Melanaquands

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2676 No 437 thaptic melanudands Thaptic Melanudands

2677 No 330 thaptic placaquands Thaptic Placaquands

2678 Yes 450 thaptic placudands Thaptic Placudands

2679 No 473 thaptic udivitrands Thaptic Udivitrands

2680 No 480 thaptic ustivitrands Thaptic Ustivitrands

2681 No 335 thaptic vitraquands Thaptic Vitraquands

2682 No 363 thaptic vitricryands Thaptic Vitricryands

2683 No 498 thaptic vitrixerands Thaptic Vitrixerands

2684 No 1189 thapto-histic cryaquolls Thapto-Histic Cryaquolls

2685 No 1202 thapto-histic endoaquolls Thapto-Histic Endoaquolls

2686 No 1210 thapto-histic epiaquolls Thapto-Histic Epiaquolls

2687 No 650 thapto-histic fluvaquents Thapto-Histic Fluvaquents

2688 No 3638 thapto-histic fluviwassents Thapto-Histic Fluviwassents

2689 No 3644 thapto-histic frasiwassents Thapto-Histic Frasiwassents

2690 Yes 2679 thapto-histic haplaquolls Thapto-Histic Haplaquolls

2691 No 2835 thapto-histic hydraquents Thapto-Histic Hydraquents

2692 No 3655 thapto-histic hydrowassents Thapto-Histic Hydrowassents

2693 No 2999 thapto-histic sulfaquents Thapto-Histic Sulfaquents

2694 No 3664 thapto-histic sulfiwassents Thapto-Histic Sulfiwassents

2695 Thapto-Histic Tropic 

Fluvaquents

Yes thapto-histic tropic 

fluvaquents

651

2696 Yes 1230 torrertic argiborolls Torrertic Argiborolls

2697 No 1371 torrertic argiustolls Torrertic Argiustolls

2698 No 1465 torrertic argixerolls Torrertic Argixerolls

2699 No 3177 torrertic calciustepts Torrertic Calciustepts

2700 No 1387 torrertic calciustolls Torrertic Calciustolls

2701 No 3546 torrertic dystrustepts Torrertic Dystrustepts

2702 No 1514 torrertic haploxerolls Torrertic Haploxerolls

2703 No 2817 torrertic haplustalfs Torrertic Haplustalfs

2704 No 3196 torrertic haplustepts Torrertic Haplustepts

2705 No 1416 torrertic haplustolls Torrertic Haplustolls

2706 Yes 2867 torrertic natriborolls Torrertic Natriborolls

2707 No 2824 torrertic natrustalfs Torrertic Natrustalfs

2708 No 3376 torrertic natrustolls Torrertic Natrustolls

2709 No 1438 torrertic paleustolls Torrertic Paleustolls

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2710 No 2839 torrertic ustifluvents Torrertic Ustifluvents

2711 Yes 1066 torrertic ustochrepts Torrertic Ustochrepts

2712 No 3019 torrertic ustorthents Torrertic Ustorthents

2713 Yes 1284 torrifluventic haploborolls Torrifluventic Haploborolls

2714 No 1511 torrifluventic haploxerolls Torrifluventic Haploxerolls

2715 No 3205 torrifluventic haplustepts Torrifluventic Haplustepts

2716 No 1413 torrifluventic haplustolls Torrifluventic Haplustolls

2717 Yes 1065 torrifluventic ustochrepts Torrifluventic Ustochrepts

2718 Yes 1285 torriorthentic haploborolls Torriorthentic Haploborolls

2719 No 1512 torriorthentic haploxerolls Torriorthentic Haploxerolls

2720 No 1414 torriorthentic haplustolls Torriorthentic Haplustolls

2721 Torripsammentic 

Haploxerolls

No 1513 torripsammentic haploxerolls

2722 No 1415 torroxic haplustolls Torroxic Haplustolls

2723 Yes 2244 tropaquodic Tropaquodic

2724 Yes 2245 tropeptic Tropeptic

2725 Yes 2688 tropeptic eutrorthox Tropeptic Eutrorthox

2726 Yes 2770 tropeptic eutrustox Tropeptic Eutrustox

2727 Yes 2690 tropeptic haplorthox Tropeptic Haplorthox

2728 Yes 2692 tropeptic haplustox Tropeptic Haplustox

2729 Yes 2691 tropeptic umbriorthox Tropeptic Umbriorthox

2730 Yes 652 tropic fluvaquents Tropic Fluvaquents

2731 No 3696 turbic dystrogelepts Turbic Dystrogelepts

2732 No 3631 turbic gelaquands Turbic Gelaquands

2733 No 3685 turbic gelaquepts Turbic Gelaquepts

2734 No 3701 turbic haplogelepts Turbic Haplogelepts

2735 No 3745 turbic haplogelods Turbic Haplogelods

2736 No 3739 turbic haplogelolls Turbic Haplogelolls

2737 No 3692 turbic humigelepts Turbic Humigelepts

2738 No 3746 turbic humigelods Turbic Humigelods

2739 No 3635 turbic vitrigelands Turbic Vitrigelands

2740 No 1536 typic acraquox Typic Acraquox

2741 Yes 2683 typic acrohumox Typic Acrohumox

2742 No 1551 typic acroperox Typic Acroperox

2743 Yes 2685 typic acrorthox Typic Acrorthox

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2744 No 1611 typic acrotorrox Typic Acrotorrox

2745 No 1620 typic acrudox Typic Acrudox

2746 No 1684 typic acrustox Typic Acrustox

2747 Yes 97 typic agrudalfs Typic Agrudalfs

2748 No 1748 typic alaquods Typic Alaquods

2749 No 1 typic albaqualfs Typic Albaqualfs

2750 No 1852 typic albaquults Typic Albaquults

2751 No 1821 typic alorthods Typic Alorthods

2752 Yes 2659 typic andaquepts Typic Andaquepts

2753 No 3101 typic anhyorthels Typic Anhyorthels

2754 No 3056 typic anhyturbels Typic Anhyturbels

2755 No 2343 typic anthracambids Typic Anthracambids

2756 No 2353 typic aquicambids Typic Aquicambids

2757 No 2484 typic aquisalids Typic Aquisalids

2758 No 3048 typic aquiturbels Typic Aquiturbels

2759 No 3093 typic aquorthels Typic Aquorthels

2760 No 1166 typic argialbolls Typic Argialbolls

2761 No 1174 typic argiaquolls Typic Argiaquolls

2762 Yes 1214 typic argiborolls Typic Argiborolls

2763 No 2387 typic argicryids Typic Argicryids

2764 No 3347 typic argicryolls Typic Argicryolls

2765 No 2423 typic argidurids Typic Argidurids

2766 No 2450 typic argigypsids Typic Argigypsids

2767 No 3121 typic argiorthels Typic Argiorthels

2768 No 1321 typic argiudolls Typic Argiudolls

2769 No 1361 typic argiustolls Typic Argiustolls

2770 No 1448 typic argixerolls Typic Argixerolls

2771 Yes 812 typic borofibrists Typic Borofibrists

2772 Yes 862 typic borofolists Typic Borofolists

2773 Yes 870 typic borohemists Typic Borohemists

2774 Yes 908 typic borosaprists Typic Borosaprists

2775 No 2043 typic calciaquerts Typic Calciaquerts

2776 No 1179 typic calciaquolls Typic Calciaquolls

2777 No 2264 typic calciargids Typic Calciargids

2778 Yes 1235 typic calciborolls Typic Calciborolls

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2779 No 3607 typic calcicryepts Typic Calcicryepts

2780 No 2393 typic calcicryids Typic Calcicryids

2781 No 3353 typic calcicryolls Typic Calcicryolls

2782 No 2457 typic calcigypsids Typic Calcigypsids

2783 Yes 568 typic calciorthids Typic Calciorthids

2784 No 2090 typic calcitorrerts Typic Calcitorrerts

2785 No 1333 typic calciudolls Typic Calciudolls

2786 No 3184 typic calciustepts Typic Calciustepts

2787 No 2122 typic calciusterts Typic Calciusterts

2788 No 1378 typic calciustolls Typic Calciustolls

2789 No 3228 typic calcixerepts Typic Calcixerepts

2790 No 2170 typic calcixererts Typic Calcixererts

2791 No 1470 typic calcixerolls Typic Calcixerolls

2792 Yes 583 typic camborthids Typic Camborthids

2793 Yes 2756 typic chromoxererts Typic Chromoxererts

2794 Yes 2743 typic chromuderts Typic Chromuderts

2795 Yes 2590 typic chromusterts Typic Chromusterts

2796 Yes 2632 typic cryandepts Typic Cryandepts

2797 No 2903 typic cryaqualfs Typic Cryaqualfs

2798 No 295 typic cryaquands Typic Cryaquands

2799 No 631 typic cryaquents Typic Cryaquents

2800 No 943 typic cryaquepts Typic Cryaquepts

2801 No 1759 typic cryaquods Typic Cryaquods

2802 No 1182 typic cryaquolls Typic Cryaquolls

2803 Yes 53 typic cryoboralfs Typic Cryoboralfs

2804 Yes 1242 typic cryoborolls Typic Cryoborolls

2805 Yes 998 typic cryochrepts Typic Cryochrepts

2806 No 824 typic cryofibrists Typic Cryofibrists

2807 No 667 typic cryofluvents Typic Cryofluvents

2808 No 864 typic cryofolists Typic Cryofolists

2809 No 880 typic cryohemists Typic Cryohemists

2810 Yes 2710 typic cryohumods Typic Cryohumods

2811 No 762 typic cryopsamments Typic Cryopsamments

2812 No 709 typic cryorthents Typic Cryorthents

2813 Yes 2719 typic cryorthods Typic Cryorthods

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2814 No 917 typic cryosaprists Typic Cryosaprists

2815 No 3320 typic cryrendolls Typic Cryrendolls

2816 Yes 1131 typic cryumbrepts Typic Cryumbrepts

2817 No 2538 typic duraqualfs Typic Duraqualfs

2818 No 300 typic duraquands Typic Duraquands

2819 No 2045 typic duraquerts Typic Duraquerts

2820 No 1766 typic duraquods Typic Duraquods

2821 No 1191 typic duraquolls Typic Duraquolls

2822 Yes 500 typic durargids Typic Durargids

2823 No 3470 typic duricryands Typic Duricryands

2824 No 1787 typic duricryods Typic Duricryods

2825 No 3327 typic duricryolls Typic Duricryolls

2826 No 1816 typic durihumods Typic Durihumods

2827 No 2977 typic duritorrands Typic Duritorrands

2828 No 244 typic durixeralfs Typic Durixeralfs

2829 No 3221 typic durixerepts Typic Durixerepts

2830 No 2177 typic durixererts Typic Durixererts

2831 No 1478 typic durixerolls Typic Durixerolls

2832 Yes 1007 typic durochrepts Typic Durochrepts

2833 Yes 606 typic durorthids Typic Durorthids

2834 No 1831 typic durorthods Typic Durorthods

2835 No 371 typic durudands Typic Durudands

2836 No 3267 typic durudepts Typic Durudepts

2837 No 2543 typic durustalfs Typic Durustalfs

2838 No 452 typic durustands Typic Durustands

2839 No 3174 typic durustepts Typic Durustepts

2840 No 1391 typic durustolls Typic Durustolls

2841 Yes 2637 typic dystrandepts Typic Dystrandepts

2842 No 2050 typic dystraquerts Typic Dystraquerts

2843 Yes 1016 typic dystrochrepts Typic Dystrochrepts

2844 No 3173 typic dystrocryepts Typic Dystrocryepts

2845 No 3538 typic dystrogelepts Typic Dystrogelepts

2846 Yes 1089 typic dystropepts Typic Dystropepts

2847 No 3247 typic dystroxerepts Typic Dystroxerepts

2848 No 3317 typic dystrudepts Typic Dystrudepts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2849 No 2108 typic dystruderts Typic Dystruderts

2850 No 3192 typic dystrustepts Typic Dystrustepts

2851 No 2132 typic dystrusterts Typic Dystrusterts

2852 No 10 typic endoaqualfs Typic Endoaqualfs

2853 No 304 typic endoaquands Typic Endoaquands

2854 No 633 typic endoaquents Typic Endoaquents

2855 No 957 typic endoaquepts Typic Endoaquepts

2856 No 2059 typic endoaquerts Typic Endoaquerts

2857 No 1769 typic endoaquods Typic Endoaquods

2858 No 1195 typic endoaquolls Typic Endoaquolls

2859 No 1855 typic endoaquults Typic Endoaquults

2860 No 17 typic epiaqualfs Typic Epiaqualfs

2861 No 312 typic epiaquands Typic Epiaquands

2862 No 639 typic epiaquents Typic Epiaquents

2863 No 965 typic epiaquepts Typic Epiaquepts

2864 No 2069 typic epiaquerts Typic Epiaquerts

2865 No 1774 typic epiaquods Typic Epiaquods

2866 No 1204 typic epiaquolls Typic Epiaquolls

2867 No 1859 typic epiaquults Typic Epiaquults

2868 Yes 2644 typic eutrandepts Typic Eutrandepts

2869 No 1539 typic eutraquox Typic Eutraquox

2870 Yes 64 typic eutroboralfs Typic Eutroboralfs

2871 Yes 1031 typic eutrochrepts Typic Eutrochrepts

2872 Yes 3161 typic eutrocryepts Typic Eutrocryepts

2873 Yes 3543 typic eutrogelepts Typic Eutrogelepts

2874 Yes 1101 typic eutropepts Typic Eutropepts

2875 No 1564 typic eutroperox Typic Eutroperox

2876 Yes 3490 typic eutrorthox Typic Eutrorthox

2877 No 1614 typic eutrotorrox Typic Eutrotorrox

2878 No 3294 typic eutrudepts Typic Eutrudepts

2879 No 1635 typic eutrudox Typic Eutrudox

2880 No 1699 typic eutrustox Typic Eutrustox

2881 No 98 typic ferrudalfs Typic Ferrudalfs

2882 No 3030 typic fibristels Typic Fibristels

2883 No 643 typic fluvaquents Typic Fluvaquents

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2884 No 3640 typic fluviwassents Typic Fluviwassents

2885 No 3022 typic folistels Typic Folistels

2886 No 26 typic fragiaqualfs Typic Fragiaqualfs

2887 No 968 typic fragiaquepts Typic Fragiaquepts

2888 No 1781 typic fragiaquods Typic Fragiaquods

2889 No 1864 typic fragiaquults Typic Fragiaquults

2890 Yes 77 typic fragiboralfs Typic Fragiboralfs

2891 No 1811 typic fragihumods Typic Fragihumods

2892 Yes 1048 typic fragiochrepts Typic Fragiochrepts

2893 No 1833 typic fragiorthods Typic Fragiorthods

2894 No 100 typic fragiudalfs Typic Fragiudalfs

2895 No 3272 typic fragiudepts Typic Fragiudepts

2896 No 1929 typic fragiudults Typic Fragiudults

2897 Yes 1141 typic fragiumbrepts Typic Fragiumbrepts

2898 No 251 typic fragixeralfs Typic Fragixeralfs

2899 No 3233 typic fragixerepts Typic Fragixerepts

2900 No 110 typic fraglossudalfs Typic Fraglossudalfs

2901 No 3647 typic frasiwassents Typic Frasiwassents

2902 No 3677 typic frasiwassists Typic Frasiwassists

2903 No 336 typic fulvicryands Typic Fulvicryands

2904 No 376 typic fulvudands Typic Fulvudands

2905 No 3502 typic gelaquands Typic Gelaquands

2906 No 3519 typic gelaquents Typic Gelaquents

2907 No 3532 typic gelaquepts Typic Gelaquepts

2908 Yes 339 typic gelicryands Typic Gelicryands

2909 No 3521 typic gelifluvents Typic Gelifluvents

2910 No 3514 typic gelorthents Typic Gelorthents

2911 Yes 2684 typic gibbsihumox Typic Gibbsihumox

2912 Yes 2689 typic gibbsiorthox Typic Gibbsiorthox

2913 No 3025 typic glacistels Typic Glacistels

2914 No 30 typic glossaqualfs Typic Glossaqualfs

2915 Yes 82 typic glossoboralfs Typic Glossoboralfs

2916 No 2934 typic glossocryalfs Typic Glossocryalfs

2917 No 113 typic glossudalfs Typic Glossudalfs

2918 No 2271 typic gypsiargids Typic Gypsiargids

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2919 No 2397 typic gypsicryids Typic Gypsicryids

2920 Yes 618 typic gypsiorthids Typic Gypsiorthids

2921 No 2095 typic gypsitorrerts Typic Gypsitorrerts

2922 No 2140 typic gypsiusterts Typic Gypsiusterts

2923 No 971 typic halaquepts Typic Halaquepts

2924 No 3150 typic haplanthrepts Typic Haplanthrepts

2925 Yes 2611 typic haplaquands Typic Haplaquands

2926 Yes 2622 typic haplaquents Typic Haplaquents

2927 Yes 2665 typic haplaquepts Typic Haplaquepts

2928 Yes 2694 typic haplaquods Typic Haplaquods

2929 Yes 2584 typic haplaquolls Typic Haplaquolls

2930 No 1544 typic haplaquox Typic Haplaquox

2931 No 511 typic haplargids Typic Haplargids

2932 Yes 1269 typic haploborolls Typic Haploborolls

2933 No 2331 typic haplocalcids Typic Haplocalcids

2934 No 2373 typic haplocambids Typic Haplocambids

2935 No 2952 typic haplocryalfs Typic Haplocryalfs

2936 No 340 typic haplocryands Typic Haplocryands

2937 No 3624 typic haplocryepts Typic Haplocryepts

2938 No 2085 typic haplocryerts Typic Haplocryerts

2939 No 2404 typic haplocryids Typic Haplocryids

2940 No 1793 typic haplocryods Typic Haplocryods

2941 No 3369 typic haplocryolls Typic Haplocryolls

2942 No 2432 typic haplodurids Typic Haplodurids

2943 No 3425 typic haplofibrists Typic Haplofibrists

2944 No 3702 typic haplogelepts Typic Haplogelepts

2945 No 3578 typic haplogelods Typic Haplogelods

2946 No 3559 typic haplogelolls Typic Haplogelolls

2947 No 2466 typic haplogypsids Typic Haplogypsids

2948 No 3439 typic haplohemists Typic Haplohemists

2949 No 1812 typic haplohumods Typic Haplohumods

2950 No 1897 typic haplohumults Typic Haplohumults

2951 No 1580 typic haploperox Typic Haploperox

2952 No 3129 typic haplorthels Typic Haplorthels

2953 No 1840 typic haplorthods Typic Haplorthods

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2954 Yes 3489 typic haplorthox Typic Haplorthox

2955 No 2489 typic haplosalids Typic Haplosalids

2956 No 3426 typic haplosaprists Typic Haplosaprists

2957 No 2981 typic haplotorrands Typic Haplotorrands

2958 No 2097 typic haplotorrerts Typic Haplotorrerts

2959 No 1617 typic haplotorrox Typic Haplotorrox

2960 No 3080 typic haploturbels Typic Haploturbels

2961 No 3651 typic haplowassents Typic Haplowassents

2962 No 3681 typic haplowassists Typic Haplowassists

2963 No 257 typic haploxeralfs Typic Haploxeralfs

2964 No 481 typic haploxerands Typic Haploxerands

2965 No 3261 typic haploxerepts Typic Haploxerepts

2966 No 2185 typic haploxererts Typic Haploxererts

2967 No 1491 typic haploxerolls Typic Haploxerolls

2968 No 2035 typic haploxerults Typic Haploxerults

2969 No 122 typic hapludalfs Typic Hapludalfs

2970 No 391 typic hapludands Typic Hapludands

2971 No 2115 typic hapluderts Typic Hapluderts

2972 No 1337 typic hapludolls Typic Hapludolls

2973 No 1651 typic hapludox Typic Hapludox

2974 No 1937 typic hapludults Typic Hapludults

2975 Yes 1145 typic haplumbrepts Typic Haplumbrepts

2976 No 182 typic haplustalfs Typic Haplustalfs

2977 No 456 typic haplustands Typic Haplustands

2978 No 3215 typic haplustepts Typic Haplustepts

2979 No 2149 typic haplusterts Typic Haplusterts

2980 No 1397 typic haplustolls Typic Haplustolls

2981 No 1716 typic haplustox Typic Haplustox

2982 No 2001 typic haplustults Typic Haplustults

2983 No 3325 typic haprendolls Typic Haprendolls

2984 No 3034 typic hemistels Typic Hemistels

2985 No 3084 typic historthels Typic Historthels

2986 No 3042 typic histoturbels Typic Histoturbels

2987 No 976 typic humaquepts Typic Humaquepts

2988 No 3602 typic humicryepts Typic Humicryepts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2989 No 2088 typic humicryerts Typic Humicryerts

2990 No 1801 typic humicryods Typic Humicryods

2991 No 3694 typic humigelepts Typic Humigelepts

2992 No 3574 typic humigelods Typic Humigelods

2993 Yes 1111 typic humitropepts Typic Humitropepts

2994 No 3737 typic humixerepts Typic Humixerepts

2995 No 3719 typic humudepts Typic Humudepts

2996 No 3726 typic humustepts Typic Humustepts

2997 Yes 2649 typic hydrandepts Typic Hydrandepts

2998 No 654 typic hydraquents Typic Hydraquents

2999 No 348 typic hydrocryands Typic Hydrocryands

3000 No 3656 typic hydrowassents Typic Hydrowassents

3001 No 412 typic hydrudands Typic Hydrudands

3002 No 35 typic kandiaqualfs Typic Kandiaqualfs

3003 No 1869 typic kandiaquults Typic Kandiaquults

3004 No 1904 typic kandihumults Typic Kandihumults

3005 No 1594 typic kandiperox Typic Kandiperox

3006 No 145 typic kandiudalfs Typic Kandiudalfs

3007 No 1666 typic kandiudox Typic Kandiudox

3008 No 1948 typic kandiudults Typic Kandiudults

3009 No 197 typic kandiustalfs Typic Kandiustalfs

3010 No 1731 typic kandiustox Typic Kandiustox

3011 No 2009 typic kandiustults Typic Kandiustults

3012 No 1878 typic kanhaplaquults Typic Kanhaplaquults

3013 No 1914 typic kanhaplohumults Typic Kanhaplohumults

3014 No 156 typic kanhapludalfs Typic Kanhapludalfs

3015 No 1967 typic kanhapludults Typic Kanhapludults

3016 No 207 typic kanhaplustalfs Typic Kanhaplustalfs

3017 No 2020 typic kanhaplustults Typic Kanhaplustults

3018 Yes 2546 typic luvifibrists Typic Luvifibrists

3019 No 2547 typic luvihemists Typic Luvihemists

3020 Yes 830 typic medifibrists Typic Medifibrists

3021 Yes 866 typic medifolists Typic Medifolists

3022 Yes 885 typic medihemists Typic Medihemists

3023 Yes 922 typic medisaprists Typic Medisaprists

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3024 No 319 typic melanaquands Typic Melanaquands

3025 No 353 typic melanocryands Typic Melanocryands

3026 No 490 typic melanoxerands Typic Melanoxerands

3027 No 420 typic melanudands Typic Melanudands

3028 No 3064 typic molliturbels Typic Molliturbels

3029 No 3109 typic mollorthels Typic Mollorthels

3030 Yes 532 typic nadurargids Typic Nadurargids

3031 No 1173 typic natralbolls Typic Natralbolls

3032 No 42 typic natraqualfs Typic Natraqualfs

3033 No 2078 typic natraquerts Typic Natraquerts

3034 No 1212 typic natraquolls Typic Natraquolls

3035 No 539 typic natrargids Typic Natrargids

3036 Yes 2540 typic natriboralfs Typic Natriboralfs

3037 Yes 1291 typic natriborolls Typic Natriborolls

3038 No 3328 typic natricryolls Typic Natricryolls

3039 No 2441 typic natridurids Typic Natridurids

3040 No 2474 typic natrigypsids Typic Natrigypsids

3041 No 273 typic natrixeralfs Typic Natrixeralfs

3042 No 1520 typic natrixerolls Typic Natrixerolls

3043 No 161 typic natrudalfs Typic Natrudalfs

3044 No 3392 typic natrudolls Typic Natrudolls

3045 No 213 typic natrustalfs Typic Natrustalfs

3046 No 1423 typic natrustolls Typic Natrustolls

3047 Yes 2594 typic ochraqualfs Typic Ochraqualfs

3048 Yes 2728 typic ochraquults Typic Ochraquults

3049 No 1884 typic paleaquults Typic Paleaquults

3050 No 555 typic paleargids Typic Paleargids

3051 Yes 90 typic paleboralfs Typic Paleboralfs

3052 Yes 1298 typic paleborolls Typic Paleborolls

3053 No 2918 typic palecryalfs Typic Palecryalfs

3054 No 3335 typic palecryolls Typic Palecryolls

3055 No 1923 typic palehumults Typic Palehumults

3056 Yes 622 typic paleorthids Typic Paleorthids

3057 No 165 typic paleudalfs Typic Paleudalfs

3058 No 1351 typic paleudolls Typic Paleudolls

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3059 No 1979 typic paleudults Typic Paleudults

3060 No 222 typic paleustalfs Typic Paleustalfs

3061 No 1430 typic paleustolls Typic Paleustolls

3062 No 2582 typic paleustults Typic Paleustults

3063 No 276 typic palexeralfs Typic Palexeralfs

3064 No 1526 typic palexerolls Typic Palexerolls

3065 No 2555 typic palexerults Typic Palexerults

3066 Yes 2759 typic pelloxererts Typic Pelloxererts

3067 Yes 2747 typic pelluderts Typic Pelluderts

3068 Yes 2753 typic pellusterts Typic Pellusterts

3069 No 3143 typic petraquepts Typic Petraquepts

3070 No 2312 typic petroargids Typic Petroargids

3071 No 2342 typic petrocalcids Typic Petrocalcids

3072 No 2379 typic petrocambids Typic Petrocambids

3073 No 2410 typic petrocryids Typic Petrocryids

3074 No 2481 typic petrogypsids Typic Petrogypsids

3075 Yes 2651 typic placandepts Typic Placandepts

3076 No 325 typic placaquands Typic Placaquands

3077 Yes 983 typic placaquepts Typic Placaquepts

3078 No 1785 typic placaquods Typic Placaquods

3079 No 1808 typic placocryods Typic Placocryods

3080 No 1818 typic placohumods Typic Placohumods

3081 No 1851 typic placorthods Typic Placorthods

3082 No 440 typic placudands Typic Placudands

3083 No 3149 typic plagganthrepts Typic Plagganthrepts

3084 Yes 2549 typic plaggepts Typic Plaggepts

3085 No 2539 typic plinthaqualfs Typic Plinthaqualfs

3086 Yes 2548 typic plinthaquepts Typic Plinthaquepts

3087 No 1549 typic plinthaquox Typic Plinthaquox

3088 No 1893 typic plinthaquults Typic Plinthaquults

3089 No 2551 typic plinthohumults Typic Plinthohumults

3090 No 2545 typic plinthoxeralfs Typic Plinthoxeralfs

3091 No 2553 typic plinthudults Typic Plinthudults

3092 No 2544 typic plinthustalfs Typic Plinthustalfs

3093 No 2554 typic plinthustults Typic Plinthustults

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3094 No 655 typic psammaquents Typic Psammaquents

3095 No 3125 typic psammorthels Typic Psammorthels

3096 No 3076 typic psammoturbels Typic Psammoturbels

3097 No 3661 typic psammowassents Typic Psammowassents

3098 No 769 typic quartzipsamments Typic Quartzipsamments

3099 Yes 1313 typic rendolls Typic Rendolls

3100 No 290 typic rhodoxeralfs Typic Rhodoxeralfs

3101 No 2542 typic rhodudalfs Typic Rhodudalfs

3102 No 1998 typic rhodudults Typic Rhodudults

3103 No 240 typic rhodustalfs Typic Rhodustalfs

3104 No 2032 typic rhodustults Typic Rhodustults

3105 No 2079 typic salaquerts Typic Salaquerts

3106 No 2412 typic salicryids Typic Salicryids

3107 No 2103 typic salitorrerts Typic Salitorrerts

3108 Yes 629 typic salorthids Typic Salorthids

3109 No 2162 typic salusterts Typic Salusterts

3110 No 3038 typic sapristels Typic Sapristels

3111 Yes 2704 typic sideraquods Typic Sideraquods

3112 Yes 3491 typic sombrihumox Typic Sombrihumox

3113 No 2552 typic sombrihumults Typic Sombrihumults

3114 No 1607 typic sombriperox Typic Sombriperox

3115 Yes 2550 typic sombritropepts Typic Sombritropepts

3116 No 1680 typic sombriudox Typic Sombriudox

3117 No 1744 typic sombriustox Typic Sombriustox

3118 No 842 typic sphagnofibrists Typic Sphagnofibrists

3119 No 660 typic sulfaquents Typic Sulfaquents

3120 No 987 typic sulfaquepts Typic Sulfaquepts

3121 No 3582 typic sulfaquerts Typic Sulfaquerts

3122 No 895 typic sulfihemists Typic Sulfihemists

3123 No 931 typic sulfisaprists Typic Sulfisaprists

3124 No 3667 typic sulfiwassents Typic Sulfiwassents

3125 No 3684 typic sulfiwassists Typic Sulfiwassists

3126 Yes 1053 typic sulfochrepts Typic Sulfochrepts

3127 No 897 typic sulfohemists Typic Sulfohemists

3128 No 933 typic sulfosaprists Typic Sulfosaprists

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3129 No 3262 typic sulfudepts Typic Sulfudepts

3130 Yes 2741 typic torrerts Typic Torrerts

3131 No 673 typic torrifluvents Typic Torrifluvents

3132 No 3131 typic torrifolists Typic Torrifolists

3133 No 716 typic torriorthents Typic Torriorthents

3134 No 782 typic torripsamments Typic Torripsamments

3135 Yes 3488 typic torrox Typic Torrox

3136 Yes 2762 typic tropaqualfs Typic Tropaqualfs

3137 Yes 2625 typic tropaquents Typic Tropaquents

3138 Yes 990 typic tropaquepts Typic Tropaquepts

3139 Yes 852 typic tropofibrists Typic Tropofibrists

3140 Yes 685 typic tropofluvents Typic Tropofluvents

3141 Yes 868 typic tropofolists Typic Tropofolists

3142 Yes 898 typic tropohemists Typic Tropohemists

3143 Yes 2718 typic tropohumods Typic Tropohumods

3144 Yes 2735 typic tropohumults Typic Tropohumults

3145 Yes 788 typic tropopsamments Typic Tropopsamments

3146 Yes 731 typic troporthents Typic Troporthents

3147 Yes 934 typic troposaprists Typic Troposaprists

3148 Yes 2603 typic tropudalfs Typic Tropudalfs

3149 Yes 2771 typic tropudults Typic Tropudults

3150 No 686 typic udifluvents Typic Udifluvents

3151 No 3135 typic udifolists Typic Udifolists

3152 No 792 typic udipsamments Typic Udipsamments

3153 No 468 typic udivitrands Typic Udivitrands

3154 No 735 typic udorthents Typic Udorthents

3155 Yes 48 typic umbraqualfs Typic Umbraqualfs

3156 No 1895 typic umbraquults Typic Umbraquults

3157 No 3072 typic umbriturbels Typic Umbriturbels

3158 No 3117 typic umbrorthels Typic Umbrorthels

3159 No 693 typic ustifluvents Typic Ustifluvents

3160 No 3133 typic ustifolists Typic Ustifolists

3161 No 799 typic ustipsamments Typic Ustipsamments

3162 No 475 typic ustivitrands Typic Ustivitrands

3163 Yes 1054 typic ustochrepts Typic Ustochrepts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3164 No 742 typic ustorthents Typic Ustorthents

3165 Yes 1124 typic ustropepts Typic Ustropepts

3166 No 2788 typic vermaqualfs Typic Vermaqualfs

3167 No 2845 typic vermaquepts Typic Vermaquepts

3168 Yes 1307 typic vermiborolls Typic Vermiborolls

3169 No 1357 typic vermudolls Typic Vermudolls

3170 No 1442 typic vermustolls Typic Vermustolls

3171 Yes 2652 typic vitrandepts Typic Vitrandepts

3172 No 331 typic vitraquands Typic Vitraquands

3173 No 357 typic vitricryands Typic Vitricryands

3174 No 3504 typic vitrigelands Typic Vitrigelands

3175 No 365 typic vitritorrands Typic Vitritorrands

3176 No 492 typic vitrixerands Typic Vitrixerands

3177 Yes 1072 typic xerochrepts Typic Xerochrepts

3178 No 700 typic xerofluvents Typic Xerofluvents

3179 No 804 typic xeropsamments Typic Xeropsamments

3180 No 752 typic xerorthents Typic Xerorthents

3181 Yes 1158 typic xerumbrepts Typic Xerumbrepts

3182 Yes 2247 udalfic Udalfic

3183 Yes 2765 udalfic arents Udalfic Arents

3184 Yes 3492 udalphic argiustolls Udalphic Argiustolls

3185 No 2019 udandic kandiustults Udandic Kandiustults

3186 No 2031 udandic kanhaplustults Udandic Kanhaplustults

3187 Yes 2901 udarents Udarents

3188 Yes 2899 udertic argiborolls Udertic Argiborolls

3189 No 1373 udertic argiustolls Udertic Argiustolls

3190 No 1389 udertic calciustolls Udertic Calciustolls

3191 Yes 1288 udertic haploborolls Udertic Haploborolls

3192 No 194 udertic haplustalfs Udertic Haplustalfs

3193 No 3195 udertic haplustepts Udertic Haplustepts

3194 No 1419 udertic haplustolls Udertic Haplustolls

3195 Yes 2868 udertic natriborolls Udertic Natriborolls

3196 No 237 udertic paleustalfs Udertic Paleustalfs

3197 No 1440 udertic paleustolls Udertic Paleustolls

3198 Yes 1069 udertic ustochrepts Udertic Ustochrepts

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3199 Yes 1231 udic argiborolls Udic Argiborolls

3200 No 1372 udic argiustolls Udic Argiustolls

3201 Yes 1241 udic calciborolls Udic Calciborolls

3202 No 3183 udic calciustepts Udic Calciustepts

3203 No 2131 udic calciusterts Udic Calciusterts

3204 No 1388 udic calciustolls Udic Calciustolls

3205 Yes 2751 udic chromusterts Udic Chromusterts

3206 No 2184 udic durixererts Udic Durixererts

3207 No 2139 udic dystrusterts Udic Dystrusterts

3208 Yes 2647 udic eutrandepts Udic Eutrandepts

3209 No 2148 udic gypsiusterts Udic Gypsiusterts

3210 Yes 1286 udic haploborolls Udic Haploborolls

3211 No 2194 udic haploxererts Udic Haploxererts

3212 No 193 udic haplustalfs Udic Haplustalfs

3213 No 3214 udic haplustepts Udic Haplustepts

3214 No 2161 udic haplusterts Udic Haplusterts

3215 No 1417 udic haplustolls Udic Haplustolls

3216 No 206 udic kandiustalfs Udic Kandiustalfs

3217 No 2018 udic kandiustults Udic Kandiustults

3218 No 212 udic kanhaplustalfs Udic Kanhaplustalfs

3219 No 2030 udic kanhaplustults Udic Kanhaplustults

3220 Yes 1296 udic natriborolls Udic Natriborolls

3221 No 236 udic paleustalfs Udic Paleustalfs

3222 No 1439 udic paleustolls Udic Paleustolls

3223 Yes 2754 udic pellusterts Udic Pellusterts

3224 No 243 udic rhodustalfs Udic Rhodustalfs

3225 No 698 udic ustifluvents Udic Ustifluvents

3226 Yes 1067 udic ustochrepts Udic Ustochrepts

3227 No 749 udic ustorthents Udic Ustorthents

3228 Yes 1312 udic vermiborolls Udic Vermiborolls

3229 No 3206 udifluventic haplustepts Udifluventic Haplustepts

3230 Yes 1068 udifluventic ustochrepts Udifluventic Ustochrepts

3231 No 8 udollic albaqualfs Udollic Albaqualfs

3232 No 2507 udollic endoaqualfs Udollic Endoaqualfs

3233 No 2511 udollic epiaqualfs Udollic Epiaqualfs

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3234 Yes 2583 udollic ochraqualfs Udollic Ochraqualfs

3235 Yes 2752 udorthentic chromusterts Udorthentic Chromusterts

3236 Yes 1287 udorthentic haploborolls Udorthentic Haploborolls

3237 No 1418 udorthentic haplustolls Udorthentic Haplustolls

3238 Yes 2755 udorthentic pellusterts Udorthentic Pellusterts

3239 No 778 udoxic quartzipsamments Udoxic Quartzipsamments

3240 No 1758 ultic alaquods Ultic Alaquods

3241 No 1830 ultic alorthods Ultic Alorthods

3242 No 1466 ultic argixerolls Ultic Argixerolls

3243 No 1779 ultic epiaquods Ultic Epiaquods

3244 No 1839 ultic fragiorthods Ultic Fragiorthods

3245 No 3471 ultic fulvudands Ultic Fulvudands

3246 Yes 2703 ultic haplaquods Ultic Haplaquods

3247 Yes 2717 ultic haplohumods Ultic Haplohumods

3248 No 1850 ultic haplorthods Ultic Haplorthods

3249 No 270 ultic haploxeralfs Ultic Haploxeralfs

3250 No 489 ultic haploxerands Ultic Haploxerands

3251 No 1515 ultic haploxerolls Ultic Haploxerolls

3252 No 142 ultic hapludalfs Ultic Hapludalfs

3253 No 410 ultic hapludands Ultic Hapludands

3254 No 195 ultic haplustalfs Ultic Haplustalfs

3255 No 2529 ultic haplustands Ultic Haplustands

3256 Yes 3493 ultic haplustox Ultic Haplustox

3257 No 419 ultic hydrudands Ultic Hydrudands

3258 No 438 ultic melanudands Ultic Melanudands

3259 No 238 ultic paleustalfs Ultic Paleustalfs

3260 No 287 ultic palexeralfs Ultic Palexeralfs

3261 No 1534 ultic palexerolls Ultic Palexerolls

3262 Yes 2606 ultic tropudalfs Ultic Tropudalfs

3263 No 665 ultic udarents Ultic Udarents

3264 No 474 ultic udivitrands Ultic Udivitrands

3265 Yes 2248 ultic vitric Ultic Vitric

3266 Yes 2614 ultic vitric haploxerands Ultic Vitric Haploxerands

3267 No 2528 ultic vitricryands Ultic Vitricryands

3268 No 2530 ultic vitrixerands Ultic Vitrixerands

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3269 Yes 1578 umbreptic eutroperox Umbreptic Eutroperox

3270 Yes 1649 umbreptic eutrudox Umbreptic Eutrudox

3271 Yes 1713 umbreptic eutrustox Umbreptic Eutrustox

3272 Yes 109 umbreptic fragiudalfs Umbreptic Fragiudalfs

3273 No 2905 umbric albaqualfs Umbric Albaqualfs

3274 Yes 1029 umbric dystrochrepts Umbric Dystrochrepts

3275 Yes 3456 umbric dystropepts Umbric Dystropepts

3276 No 16 umbric endoaqualfs Umbric Endoaqualfs

3277 No 1773 umbric endoaquods Umbric Endoaquods

3278 No 24 umbric epiaqualfs Umbric Epiaqualfs

3279 No 1780 umbric epiaquods Umbric Epiaquods

3280 Yes 29 umbric fragiaqualfs Umbric Fragiaqualfs

3281 No 1868 umbric fragiaquults Umbric Fragiaquults

3282 Yes 1051 umbric fragiochrepts Umbric Fragiochrepts

3283 No 2932 umbric glossocryalfs Umbric Glossocryalfs

3284 No 2950 umbric haplocryalfs Umbric Haplocryalfs

3285 Yes 2615 umbric haploxerands Umbric Haploxerands

3286 Yes 466 umbric haplustands Umbric Haplustands

3287 No 41 umbric kandiaqualfs Umbric Kandiaqualfs

3288 No 1877 umbric kandiaquults Umbric Kandiaquults

3289 No 1883 umbric kanhaplaquults Umbric Kanhaplaquults

3290 Yes 2600 umbric ochraqualfs Umbric Ochraqualfs

3291 No 1891 umbric paleaquults Umbric Paleaquults

3292 No 2917 umbric palecryalfs Umbric Palecryalfs

3293 Yes 2658 umbric vitrandepts Umbric Vitrandepts

3294 Yes 499 umbric vitrixerands Umbric Vitrixerands

3295 No 2927 umbric xeric glossocryalfs Umbric Xeric Glossocryalfs

3296 No 2945 umbric xeric haplocryalfs Umbric Xeric Haplocryalfs

3297 Yes 1374 ustalfic argiustolls Ustalfic Argiustolls

3298 Yes 507 ustalfic durargids Ustalfic Durargids

3299 Yes 527 ustalfic haplargids Ustalfic Haplargids

3300 Yes 564 ustalfic paleargids Ustalfic Paleargids

3301 No 2335 ustalfic petrocalcids Ustalfic Petrocalcids

3302 Yes 1119 ustandic humitropepts Ustandic Humitropepts

3303 No 1911 ustandic kandihumults Ustandic Kandihumults

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3304 No 1920 ustandic kanhaplohumults Ustandic Kanhaplohumults

3305 Yes 1232 ustertic argiborolls Ustertic Argiborolls

3306 No 2252 ustertic calciargids Ustertic Calciargids

3307 Yes 597 ustertic camborthids Ustertic Camborthids

3308 No 525 ustertic haplargids Ustertic Haplargids

3309 No 2358 ustertic haplocambids Ustertic Haplocambids

3310 No 3522 ustertic natrargids Ustertic Natrargids

3311 No 679 ustertic torrifluvents Ustertic Torrifluvents

3312 No 725 ustertic torriorthents Ustertic Torriorthents

3313 No 2352 ustic aquicambids Ustic Aquicambids

3314 No 2386 ustic argicryids Ustic Argicryids

3315 No 3345 ustic argicryolls Ustic Argicryolls

3316 No 2422 ustic argidurids Ustic Argidurids

3317 No 2449 ustic argigypsids Ustic Argigypsids

3318 No 2263 ustic calciargids Ustic Calciargids

3319 No 3606 ustic calcicryepts Ustic Calcicryepts

3320 No 2392 ustic calcicryids Ustic Calcicryids

3321 No 3351 ustic calcicryolls Ustic Calcicryolls

3322 No 2456 ustic calcigypsids Ustic Calcigypsids

3323 Yes 3449 ustic calciorthids Ustic Calciorthids

3324 No 2049 ustic duraquerts Ustic Duraquerts

3325 Yes 1014 ustic durochrepts Ustic Durochrepts

3326 No 2058 ustic dystraquerts Ustic Dystraquerts

3327 No 3171 ustic dystrocryepts Ustic Dystrocryepts

3328 Yes 1097 ustic dystropepts Ustic Dystropepts

3329 No 2067 ustic endoaquerts Ustic Endoaquerts

3330 No 2076 ustic epiaquerts Ustic Epiaquerts

3331 Yes 3159 ustic eutrocryepts Ustic Eutrocryepts

3332 No 2930 ustic glossocryalfs Ustic Glossocryalfs

3333 No 2270 ustic gypsiargids Ustic Gypsiargids

3334 No 2282 ustic haplargids Ustic Haplargids

3335 No 2330 ustic haplocalcids Ustic Haplocalcids

3336 No 2372 ustic haplocambids Ustic Haplocambids

3337 No 2948 ustic haplocryalfs Ustic Haplocryalfs

3338 No 3623 ustic haplocryepts Ustic Haplocryepts

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3339 No 2403 ustic haplocryids Ustic Haplocryids

3340 No 3367 ustic haplocryolls Ustic Haplocryolls

3341 No 2431 ustic haplodurids Ustic Haplodurids

3342 No 2465 ustic haplogypsids Ustic Haplogypsids

3343 No 1902 ustic haplohumults Ustic Haplohumults

3344 Yes 1120 ustic humitropepts Ustic Humitropepts

3345 No 1912 ustic kandihumults Ustic Kandihumults

3346 No 1921 ustic kanhaplohumults Ustic Kanhaplohumults

3347 No 2294 ustic natrargids Ustic Natrargids

3348 No 2473 ustic natrigypsids Ustic Natrigypsids

3349 No 2305 ustic paleargids Ustic Paleargids

3350 No 2915 ustic palecryalfs Ustic Palecryalfs

3351 No 3333 ustic palecryolls Ustic Palecryolls

3352 No 1927 ustic palehumults Ustic Palehumults

3353 No 2311 ustic petroargids Ustic Petroargids

3354 No 2341 ustic petrocalcids Ustic Petrocalcids

3355 No 2378 ustic petrocambids Ustic Petrocambids

3356 No 2409 ustic petrocryids Ustic Petrocryids

3357 No 2480 ustic petrogypsids Ustic Petrogypsids

3358 No 779 ustic quartzipsamments Ustic Quartzipsamments

3359 No 2084 ustic salaquerts Ustic Salaquerts

3360 No 680 ustic torrifluvents Ustic Torrifluvents

3361 No 726 ustic torriorthents Ustic Torriorthents

3362 No 786 ustic torripsamments Ustic Torripsamments

3363 Yes 2738 ustic tropohumults Ustic Tropohumults

3364 No 2369 ustifluventic haplocambids Ustifluventic Haplocambids

3365 Yes 598 ustivitrandic camborthids Ustivitrandic Camborthids

3366 Yes 506 ustivitrandic durargids Ustivitrandic Durargids

3367 Yes 612 ustivitrandic durorthids Ustivitrandic Durorthids

3368 No 3613 ustivitrandic haplocryepts Ustivitrandic Haplocryepts

3369 Yes 579 ustochreptic calciorthids Ustochreptic Calciorthids

3370 Yes 599 ustochreptic camborthids Ustochreptic Camborthids

3371 Yes 613 ustochreptic durorthids Ustochreptic Durorthids

3372 Yes 625 ustochreptic paleorthids Ustochreptic Paleorthids

3373 Yes 580 ustollic calciorthids Ustollic Calciorthids

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3374 Yes 600 ustollic camborthids Ustollic Camborthids

3375 Yes 614 ustollic durorthids Ustollic Durorthids

3376 Yes 2648 ustollic eutrandepts Ustollic Eutrandepts

3377 No 2928 ustollic glossocryalfs Ustollic Glossocryalfs

3378 Yes 526 ustollic haplargids Ustollic Haplargids

3379 No 2946 ustollic haplocryalfs Ustollic Haplocryalfs

3380 Yes 552 ustollic natrargids Ustollic Natrargids

3381 Yes 563 ustollic paleargids Ustollic Paleargids

3382 Yes 626 ustollic paleorthids Ustollic Paleorthids

3383 Yes 1098 ustoxic dystropepts Ustoxic Dystropepts

3384 Yes 1121 ustoxic humitropepts Ustoxic Humitropepts

3385 No 780 ustoxic quartzipsamments Ustoxic Quartzipsamments

3386 Yes 2739 ustoxic tropohumults Ustoxic Tropohumults

3387 No 1477 vermic calcixerolls Vermic Calcixerolls

3388 No 2783 vermic fragiaqualfs Vermic Fragiaqualfs

3389 No 1517 vermic haploxerolls Vermic Haploxerolls

3390 No 1349 vermic hapludolls Vermic Hapludolls

3391 No 2786 vermic natraqualfs Vermic Natraqualfs

3392 No 740 vermic udorthents Vermic Udorthents

3393 No 751 vermic ustorthents Vermic Ustorthents

3394 No 9 vertic albaqualfs Vertic Albaqualfs

3395 No 1854 vertic albaquults Vertic Albaquults

3396 No 1170 vertic argialbolls Vertic Argialbolls

3397 No 1178 vertic argiaquolls Vertic Argiaquolls

3398 Yes 1233 vertic argiborolls Vertic Argiborolls

3399 No 2381 vertic argicryids Vertic Argicryids

3400 No 3337 vertic argicryolls Vertic Argicryolls

3401 No 2413 vertic argidurids Vertic Argidurids

3402 No 2443 vertic argigypsids Vertic Argigypsids

3403 No 1331 vertic argiudolls Vertic Argiudolls

3404 No 1375 vertic argiustolls Vertic Argiustolls

3405 No 1467 vertic argixerolls Vertic Argixerolls

3406 No 2253 vertic calciargids Vertic Calciargids

3407 No 1336 vertic calciudolls Vertic Calciudolls

3408 No 3178 vertic calciustepts Vertic Calciustepts

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3409 No 1390 vertic calciustolls Vertic Calciustolls

3410 No 3223 vertic calcixerepts Vertic Calcixerepts

3411 No 1476 vertic calcixerolls Vertic Calcixerolls

3412 Yes 601 vertic camborthids Vertic Camborthids

3413 No 956 vertic cryaquepts Vertic Cryaquepts

3414 No 1190 vertic cryaquolls Vertic Cryaquolls

3415 Yes 62 vertic cryoboralfs Vertic Cryoboralfs

3416 Yes 1267 vertic cryoborolls Vertic Cryoborolls

3417 No 1194 vertic duraquolls Vertic Duraquolls

3418 Yes 508 vertic durargids Vertic Durargids

3419 No 250 vertic durixeralfs Vertic Durixeralfs

3420 No 1487 vertic durixerolls Vertic Durixerolls

3421 Yes 1099 vertic dystropepts Vertic Dystropepts

3422 No 3297 vertic dystrudepts Vertic Dystrudepts

3423 No 3545 vertic dystrustepts Vertic Dystrustepts

3424 No 2908 vertic endoaqualfs Vertic Endoaqualfs

3425 No 964 vertic endoaquepts Vertic Endoaquepts

3426 No 1203 vertic endoaquolls Vertic Endoaquolls

3427 No 25 vertic epiaqualfs Vertic Epiaqualfs

3428 No 967 vertic epiaquepts Vertic Epiaquepts

3429 No 1211 vertic epiaquolls Vertic Epiaquolls

3430 No 1863 vertic epiaquults Vertic Epiaquults

3431 Yes 75 vertic eutroboralfs Vertic Eutroboralfs

3432 Yes 1046 vertic eutrochrepts Vertic Eutrochrepts

3433 Yes 1109 vertic eutropepts Vertic Eutropepts

3434 No 3276 vertic eutrudepts Vertic Eutrudepts

3435 No 653 vertic fluvaquents Vertic Fluvaquents

3436 No 2920 vertic glossocryalfs Vertic Glossocryalfs

3437 No 2970 vertic glossudalfs Vertic Glossudalfs

3438 No 975 vertic halaquepts Vertic Halaquepts

3439 Yes 2671 vertic haplaquepts Vertic Haplaquepts

3440 Yes 2680 vertic haplaquolls Vertic Haplaquolls

3441 No 528 vertic haplargids Vertic Haplargids

3442 Yes 1289 vertic haploborolls Vertic Haploborolls

3443 No 2316 vertic haplocalcids Vertic Haplocalcids

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Text13: Domains

Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3444 No 2359 vertic haplocambids Vertic Haplocambids

3445 No 2936 vertic haplocryalfs Vertic Haplocryalfs

3446 No 2399 vertic haplocryids Vertic Haplocryids

3447 No 3355 vertic haplocryolls Vertic Haplocryolls

3448 No 271 vertic haploxeralfs Vertic Haploxeralfs

3449 No 3250 vertic haploxerepts Vertic Haploxerepts

3450 No 1516 vertic haploxerolls Vertic Haploxerolls

3451 No 143 vertic hapludalfs Vertic Hapludalfs

3452 No 1348 vertic hapludolls Vertic Hapludolls

3453 No 1947 vertic hapludults Vertic Hapludults

3454 No 196 vertic haplustalfs Vertic Haplustalfs

3455 No 3197 vertic haplustepts Vertic Haplustepts

3456 No 1420 vertic haplustolls Vertic Haplustolls

3457 No 3322 vertic haprendolls Vertic Haprendolls

3458 Yes 1122 vertic humitropepts Vertic Humitropepts

3459 No 3704 vertic humudepts Vertic Humudepts

3460 No 3059 vertic molliturbels Vertic Molliturbels

3461 No 3104 vertic mollorthels Vertic Mollorthels

3462 Yes 537 vertic nadurargids Vertic Nadurargids

3463 No 47 vertic natraqualfs Vertic Natraqualfs

3464 No 1213 vertic natraquolls Vertic Natraquolls

3465 No 553 vertic natrargids Vertic Natrargids

3466 Yes 1297 vertic natriborolls Vertic Natriborolls

3467 No 2433 vertic natridurids Vertic Natridurids

3468 No 2468 vertic natrigypsids Vertic Natrigypsids

3469 No 275 vertic natrixeralfs Vertic Natrixeralfs

3470 No 1525 vertic natrixerolls Vertic Natrixerolls

3471 No 164 vertic natrudalfs Vertic Natrudalfs

3472 No 3389 vertic natrudolls Vertic Natrudolls

3473 No 221 vertic natrustalfs Vertic Natrustalfs

3474 No 1429 vertic natrustolls Vertic Natrustolls

3475 Yes 2601 vertic ochraqualfs Vertic Ochraqualfs

3476 No 1892 vertic paleaquults Vertic Paleaquults

3477 No 565 vertic paleargids Vertic Paleargids

3478 Yes 1306 vertic paleborolls Vertic Paleborolls

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3479 No 181 vertic paleudalfs Vertic Paleudalfs

3480 No 1356 vertic paleudolls Vertic Paleudolls

3481 No 1997 vertic paleudults Vertic Paleudults

3482 No 239 vertic paleustalfs Vertic Paleustalfs

3483 No 1441 vertic paleustolls Vertic Paleustolls

3484 No 288 vertic palexeralfs Vertic Palexeralfs

3485 No 1535 vertic palexerolls Vertic Palexerolls

3486 Yes 1320 vertic rendolls Vertic Rendolls

3487 No 2956 vertic rhodoxeralfs Vertic Rhodoxeralfs

3488 No 681 vertic torrifluvents Vertic Torrifluvents

3489 No 727 vertic torriorthents Vertic Torriorthents

3490 Yes 997 vertic tropaquepts Vertic Tropaquepts

3491 Yes 3494 vertic tropudalfs Vertic Tropudalfs

3492 No 2837 vertic udifluvents Vertic Udifluvents

3493 No 3067 vertic umbriturbels Vertic Umbriturbels

3494 No 3112 vertic umbrorthels Vertic Umbrorthels

3495 No 699 vertic ustifluvents Vertic Ustifluvents

3496 Yes 1070 vertic ustochrepts Vertic Ustochrepts

3497 No 750 vertic ustorthents Vertic Ustorthents

3498 Yes 1130 vertic ustropepts Vertic Ustropepts

3499 Yes 1087 vertic xerochrepts Vertic Xerochrepts

3500 No 707 vertic xerofluvents Vertic Xerofluvents

3501 No 2349 vitrandic aquicambids Vitrandic Aquicambids

3502 No 3090 vitrandic aquorthels Vitrandic Aquorthels

3503 Yes 1234 vitrandic argiborolls Vitrandic Argiborolls

3504 No 2384 vitrandic argicryids Vitrandic Argicryids

3505 No 3339 vitrandic argicryolls Vitrandic Argicryolls

3506 No 2420 vitrandic argidurids Vitrandic Argidurids

3507 No 2447 vitrandic argigypsids Vitrandic Argigypsids

3508 No 1332 vitrandic argiudolls Vitrandic Argiudolls

3509 No 1376 vitrandic argiustolls Vitrandic Argiustolls

3510 No 1468 vitrandic argixerolls Vitrandic Argixerolls

3511 No 2261 vitrandic calciargids Vitrandic Calciargids

3512 No 2390 vitrandic calcicryids Vitrandic Calcicryids

3513 No 3553 vitrandic calcicryolls Vitrandic Calcicryolls

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3514 No 2454 vitrandic calcigypsids Vitrandic Calcigypsids

3515 No 3226 vitrandic calcixerepts Vitrandic Calcixerepts

3516 No 2503 vitrandic calcixerolls Vitrandic Calcixerolls

3517 Yes 63 vitrandic cryoboralfs Vitrandic Cryoboralfs

3518 Yes 1268 vitrandic cryoborolls Vitrandic Cryoborolls

3519 Yes 1006 vitrandic cryochrepts Vitrandic Cryochrepts

3520 No 672 vitrandic cryofluvents Vitrandic Cryofluvents

3521 No 2500 vitrandic cryopsamments Vitrandic Cryopsamments

3522 No 715 vitrandic cryorthents Vitrandic Cryorthents

3523 Yes 1140 vitrandic cryumbrepts Vitrandic Cryumbrepts

3524 No 3218 vitrandic durixerepts Vitrandic Durixerepts

3525 No 1488 vitrandic durixerolls Vitrandic Durixerolls

3526 Yes 1015 vitrandic durochrepts Vitrandic Durochrepts

3527 No 3265 vitrandic durudepts Vitrandic Durudepts

3528 Yes 1030 vitrandic dystrochrepts Vitrandic Dystrochrepts

3529 No 3165 vitrandic dystrocryepts Vitrandic Dystrocryepts

3530 Yes 1100 vitrandic dystropepts Vitrandic Dystropepts

3531 No 3238 vitrandic dystroxerepts Vitrandic Dystroxerepts

3532 No 3300 vitrandic dystrudepts Vitrandic Dystrudepts

3533 No 3187 vitrandic dystrustepts Vitrandic Dystrustepts

3534 Yes 76 vitrandic eutroboralfs Vitrandic Eutroboralfs

3535 Yes 1047 vitrandic eutrochrepts Vitrandic Eutrochrepts

3536 Yes 3154 vitrandic eutrocryepts Vitrandic Eutrocryepts

3537 Yes 1110 vitrandic eutropepts Vitrandic Eutropepts

3538 No 3278 vitrandic eutrudepts Vitrandic Eutrudepts

3539 Yes 81 vitrandic fragiboralfs Vitrandic Fragiboralfs

3540 Yes 1052 vitrandic fragiochrepts Vitrandic Fragiochrepts

3541 No 2965 vitrandic fragiudalfs Vitrandic Fragiudalfs

3542 No 3269 vitrandic fragiudepts Vitrandic Fragiudepts

3543 Yes 1144 vitrandic fragiumbrepts Vitrandic Fragiumbrepts

3544 No 256 vitrandic fragixeralfs Vitrandic Fragixeralfs

3545 No 3230 vitrandic fragixerepts Vitrandic Fragixerepts

3546 No 2963 vitrandic fraglossudalfs Vitrandic Fraglossudalfs

3547 Yes 89 vitrandic glossoboralfs Vitrandic Glossoboralfs

3548 No 2922 vitrandic glossocryalfs Vitrandic Glossocryalfs

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3549 No 121 vitrandic glossudalfs Vitrandic Glossudalfs

3550 No 2268 vitrandic gypsiargids Vitrandic Gypsiargids

3551 No 2396 vitrandic gypsicryids Vitrandic Gypsicryids

3552 No 2280 vitrandic haplargids Vitrandic Haplargids

3553 Yes 1290 vitrandic haploborolls Vitrandic Haploborolls

3554 No 2328 vitrandic haplocalcids Vitrandic Haplocalcids

3555 No 2367 vitrandic haplocambids Vitrandic Haplocambids

3556 No 2938 vitrandic haplocryalfs Vitrandic Haplocryalfs

3557 No 3615 vitrandic haplocryepts Vitrandic Haplocryepts

3558 No 2401 vitrandic haplocryids Vitrandic Haplocryids

3559 No 3357 vitrandic haplocryolls Vitrandic Haplocryolls

3560 No 2429 vitrandic haplodurids Vitrandic Haplodurids

3561 No 2463 vitrandic haplogypsids Vitrandic Haplogypsids

3562 No 272 vitrandic haploxeralfs Vitrandic Haploxeralfs

3563 No 3253 vitrandic haploxerepts Vitrandic Haploxerepts

3564 No 1518 vitrandic haploxerolls Vitrandic Haploxerolls

3565 No 144 vitrandic hapludalfs Vitrandic Hapludalfs

3566 No 1350 vitrandic hapludolls Vitrandic Hapludolls

3567 Yes 1157 vitrandic haplumbrepts Vitrandic Haplumbrepts

3568 No 2953 vitrandic haplustalfs Vitrandic Haplustalfs

3569 No 3199 vitrandic haplustepts Vitrandic Haplustepts

3570 No 1421 vitrandic haplustolls Vitrandic Haplustolls

3571 No 3589 vitrandic humicryepts Vitrandic Humicryepts

3572 Yes 1123 vitrandic humitropepts Vitrandic Humitropepts

3573 No 3730 vitrandic humixerepts Vitrandic Humixerepts

3574 No 3708 vitrandic humudepts Vitrandic Humudepts

3575 No 3722 vitrandic humustepts Vitrandic Humustepts

3576 No 3061 vitrandic molliturbels Vitrandic Molliturbels

3577 No 3106 vitrandic mollorthels Vitrandic Mollorthels

3578 No 2292 vitrandic natrargids Vitrandic Natrargids

3579 No 2439 vitrandic natridurids Vitrandic Natridurids

3580 No 2471 vitrandic natrigypsids Vitrandic Natrigypsids

3581 No 2303 vitrandic paleargids Vitrandic Paleargids

3582 Yes 96 vitrandic paleboralfs Vitrandic Paleboralfs

3583 No 2911 vitrandic palecryalfs Vitrandic Palecryalfs

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3584 No 2967 vitrandic paleudalfs Vitrandic Paleudalfs

3585 No 289 vitrandic palexeralfs Vitrandic Palexeralfs

3586 No 3370 vitrandic palexerolls Vitrandic Palexerolls

3587 Yes 2339 vitrandic petrocalcids Vitrandic Petrocalcids

3588 No 2376 vitrandic petrocambids Vitrandic Petrocambids

3589 No 2478 vitrandic petrogypsids Vitrandic Petrogypsids

3590 No 682 vitrandic torrifluvents Vitrandic Torrifluvents

3591 No 728 vitrandic torriorthents Vitrandic Torriorthents

3592 No 2501 vitrandic torripsamments Vitrandic Torripsamments

3593 Yes 734 vitrandic troporthents Vitrandic Troporthents

3594 No 691 vitrandic udifluvents Vitrandic Udifluvents

3595 No 741 vitrandic udorthents Vitrandic Udorthents

3596 No 3069 vitrandic umbriturbels Vitrandic Umbriturbels

3597 No 3114 vitrandic umbrorthels Vitrandic Umbrorthels

3598 Yes 1071 vitrandic ustochrepts Vitrandic Ustochrepts

3599 No 2840 vitrandic ustorthents Vitrandic Ustorthents

3600 Yes 1088 vitrandic xerochrepts Vitrandic Xerochrepts

3601 No 708 vitrandic xerofluvents Vitrandic Xerofluvents

3602 No 2502 vitrandic xeropsamments Vitrandic Xeropsamments

3603 No 761 vitrandic xerorthents Vitrandic Xerorthents

3604 Yes 1165 vitrandic xerumbrepts Vitrandic Xerumbrepts

3605 No 2976 vitric duritorrands Vitric Duritorrands

3606 No 338 vitric fulvicryands Vitric Fulvicryands

3607 No 346 vitric haplocryands Vitric Haplocryands

3608 Yes 2616 vitric haploxerands Vitric Haploxerands

3609 No 411 vitric hapludands Vitric Hapludands

3610 No 467 vitric haplustands Vitric Haplustands

3611 No 356 vitric melanocryands Vitric Melanocryands

3612 No 439 vitric melanudands Vitric Melanudands

3613 Yes 451 vitric placudands Vitric Placudands

3614 No 1377 vitritorrandic argiustolls Vitritorrandic Argiustolls

3615 No 1469 vitritorrandic argixerolls Vitritorrandic Argixerolls

3616 No 1489 vitritorrandic durixerolls Vitritorrandic Durixerolls

3617 No 1519 vitritorrandic haploxerolls Vitritorrandic Haploxerolls

3618 No 1422 vitritorrandic haplustolls Vitritorrandic Haplustolls

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3619 No 2841 vitritorrandic ustorthents Vitritorrandic Ustorthents

3620 No 2348 vitrixerandic aquicambids Vitrixerandic Aquicambids

3621 No 2383 vitrixerandic argicryids Vitrixerandic Argicryids

3622 No 2419 vitrixerandic argidurids Vitrixerandic Argidurids

3623 No 2446 vitrixerandic argigypsids Vitrixerandic Argigypsids

3624 No 2260 vitrixerandic calciargids Vitrixerandic Calciargids

3625 No 2389 vitrixerandic calcicryids Vitrixerandic Calcicryids

3626 No 2453 vitrixerandic calcigypsids Vitrixerandic Calcigypsids

3627 Yes 602 vitrixerandic camborthids Vitrixerandic Camborthids

3628 Yes 509 vitrixerandic durargids Vitrixerandic Durargids

3629 Yes 615 vitrixerandic durorthids Vitrixerandic Durorthids

3630 No 3627 vitrixerandic dystrocryepts Vitrixerandic Dystrocryepts

3631 No 2267 vitrixerandic gypsiargids Vitrixerandic Gypsiargids

3632 No 2395 vitrixerandic gypsicryids Vitrixerandic Gypsicryids

3633 No 2279 vitrixerandic haplargids Vitrixerandic Haplargids

3634 No 2327 vitrixerandic haplocalcids Vitrixerandic Haplocalcids

3635 No 2366 vitrixerandic haplocambids Vitrixerandic Haplocambids

3636 No 3611 vitrixerandic haplocryepts Vitrixerandic Haplocryepts

3637 No 2400 vitrixerandic haplocryids Vitrixerandic Haplocryids

3638 No 2428 vitrixerandic haplodurids Vitrixerandic Haplodurids

3639 No 2462 vitrixerandic haplogypsids Vitrixerandic Haplogypsids

3640 No 3587 vitrixerandic humicryepts Vitrixerandic Humicryepts

3641 No 2291 vitrixerandic natrargids Vitrixerandic Natrargids

3642 No 2438 vitrixerandic natridurids Vitrixerandic Natridurids

3643 No 2470 vitrixerandic natrigypsids Vitrixerandic Natrigypsids

3644 No 2302 vitrixerandic paleargids Vitrixerandic Paleargids

3645 Yes 2338 vitrixerandic petrocalcids Vitrixerandic Petrocalcids

3646 No 2375 vitrixerandic petrocambids Vitrixerandic Petrocambids

3647 No 2477 vitrixerandic petrogypsids Vitrixerandic Petrogypsids

3648 No 683 vitrixerandic torrifluvents Vitrixerandic Torrifluvents

3649 Yes 2249 vitrustandic Vitrustandic

3650 No 1563 xanthic acroperox Xanthic Acroperox

3651 No 1634 xanthic acrudox Xanthic Acrudox

3652 No 1698 xanthic acrustox Xanthic Acrustox

3653 No 1579 xanthic eutroperox Xanthic Eutroperox

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3654 No 1650 xanthic eutrudox Xanthic Eutrudox

3655 No 1714 xanthic eutrustox Xanthic Eutrustox

3656 No 1593 xanthic haploperox Xanthic Haploperox

3657 No 1665 xanthic hapludox Xanthic Hapludox

3658 No 1730 xanthic haplustox Xanthic Haplustox

3659 No 1606 xanthic kandiperox Xanthic Kandiperox

3660 No 1679 xanthic kandiudox Xanthic Kandiudox

3661 No 1743 xanthic kandiustox Xanthic Kandiustox

3662 Yes 531 xeralfic haplargids Xeralfic Haplargids

3663 Yes 567 xeralfic paleargids Xeralfic Paleargids

3664 Yes 3450 xeralfic paleorthids Xeralfic Paleorthids

3665 No 2334 xeralfic petrocalcids Xeralfic Petrocalcids

3666 Yes 2902 xerarents Xerarents

3667 No 2989 xereptic haplodurids Xereptic Haplodurids

3668 No 2988 xereptic petrocryids Xereptic Petrocryids

3669 No 1171 xerertic argialbolls Xerertic Argialbolls

3670 No 2251 xerertic calciargids Xerertic Calciargids

3671 Yes 603 xerertic camborthids Xerertic Camborthids

3672 No 529 xerertic haplargids Xerertic Haplargids

3673 No 2357 xerertic haplocambids Xerertic Haplocambids

3674 No 3523 xerertic natrargids Xerertic Natrargids

3675 No 729 xerertic torriorthents Xerertic Torriorthents

3676 No 2351 xeric aquicambids Xeric Aquicambids

3677 No 1172 xeric argialbolls Xeric Argialbolls

3678 No 2385 xeric argicryids Xeric Argicryids

3679 No 3346 xeric argicryolls Xeric Argicryolls

3680 No 2421 xeric argidurids Xeric Argidurids

3681 No 2448 xeric argigypsids Xeric Argigypsids

3682 No 2262 xeric calciargids Xeric Calciargids

3683 No 3605 xeric calcicryepts Xeric Calcicryepts

3684 No 2391 xeric calcicryids Xeric Calcicryids

3685 No 3352 xeric calcicryolls Xeric Calcicryolls

3686 No 2455 xeric calcigypsids Xeric Calcigypsids

3687 Yes 2636 xeric durandepts Xeric Durandepts

3688 No 2536 xeric duraquerts Xeric Duraquerts

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3689 No 3170 xeric dystrocryepts Xeric Dystrocryepts

3690 No 2068 xeric endoaquerts Xeric Endoaquerts

3691 No 2077 xeric epiaquerts Xeric Epiaquerts

3692 Yes 3158 xeric eutrocryepts Xeric Eutrocryepts

3693 No 2929 xeric glossocryalfs Xeric Glossocryalfs

3694 No 2269 xeric gypsiargids Xeric Gypsiargids

3695 No 2281 xeric haplargids Xeric Haplargids

3696 No 2329 xeric haplocalcids Xeric Haplocalcids

3697 No 2371 xeric haplocambids Xeric Haplocambids

3698 No 2947 xeric haplocryalfs Xeric Haplocryalfs

3699 No 347 xeric haplocryands Xeric Haplocryands

3700 No 3622 xeric haplocryepts Xeric Haplocryepts

3701 No 2402 xeric haplocryids Xeric Haplocryids

3702 No 3368 xeric haplocryolls Xeric Haplocryolls

3703 No 2430 xeric haplodurids Xeric Haplodurids

3704 No 2464 xeric haplogypsids Xeric Haplogypsids

3705 No 1903 xeric haplohumults Xeric Haplohumults

3706 No 3600 xeric humicryepts Xeric Humicryepts

3707 No 1913 xeric kandihumults Xeric Kandihumults

3708 No 1922 xeric kanhaplohumults Xeric Kanhaplohumults

3709 No 2293 xeric natrargids Xeric Natrargids

3710 No 2440 xeric natridurids Xeric Natridurids

3711 No 2472 xeric natrigypsids Xeric Natrigypsids

3712 No 2304 xeric paleargids Xeric Paleargids

3713 No 2914 xeric palecryalfs Xeric Palecryalfs

3714 No 3334 xeric palecryolls Xeric Palecryolls

3715 No 1928 xeric palehumults Xeric Palehumults

3716 No 2310 xeric petroargids Xeric Petroargids

3717 No 2340 xeric petrocalcids Xeric Petrocalcids

3718 No 2377 xeric petrocambids Xeric Petrocambids

3719 No 2408 xeric petrocryids Xeric Petrocryids

3720 No 2479 xeric petrogypsids Xeric Petrogypsids

3721 No 781 xeric quartzipsamments Xeric Quartzipsamments

3722 No 684 xeric torrifluvents Xeric Torrifluvents

3723 No 730 xeric torriorthents Xeric Torriorthents

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Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

3724 No 787 xeric torripsamments Xeric Torripsamments

3725 No 364 xeric vitricryands Xeric Vitricryands

3726 Yes 582 xerochreptic calciorthids Xerochreptic Calciorthids

3727 Yes 605 xerochreptic camborthids Xerochreptic Camborthids

3728 Yes 617 xerochreptic durorthids Xerochreptic Durorthids

3729 Yes 2426 xerochreptic haplodurids Xerochreptic Haplodurids

3730 Yes 628 xerochreptic paleorthids Xerochreptic Paleorthids

3731 No 2368 xerofluventic haplocambids Xerofluventic Haplocambids

3732 Yes 581 xerollic calciorthids Xerollic Calciorthids

3733 Yes 604 xerollic camborthids Xerollic Camborthids

3734 Yes 510 xerollic durargids Xerollic Durargids

3735 Yes 616 xerollic durorthids Xerollic Durorthids

3736 No 2926 xerollic glossocryalfs Xerollic Glossocryalfs

3737 Yes 530 xerollic haplargids Xerollic Haplargids

3738 No 2944 xerollic haplocryalfs Xerollic Haplocryalfs

3739 Yes 538 xerollic nadurargids Xerollic Nadurargids

3740 Yes 554 xerollic natrargids Xerollic Natrargids

3741 Yes 566 xerollic paleargids Xerollic Paleargids

3742 Yes 627 xerollic paleorthids Xerollic Paleorthids

Domain Name: taxonomic_suborder

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 30 albolls Albolls

2 Yes 24 andepts Andepts

3 No 69 anthrepts Anthrepts

4 No 1 aqualfs Aqualfs

5 No 6 aquands Aquands

6 No 15 aquents Aquents

7 No 25 aquepts Aquepts

8 No 56 aquerts Aquerts

9 No 44 aquods Aquods

10 No 31 aquolls Aquolls

11 No 37 aquox Aquox

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Domain Name: taxonomic_suborder

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

12 No 48 aquults Aquults

13 No 16 arents Arents

14 No 13 argids Argids

15 Yes 2 boralfs Boralfs

16 Yes 32 borolls Borolls

17 No 64 calcids Calcids

18 No 65 cambids Cambids

19 No 75 cryalfs Cryalfs

20 No 7 cryands Cryands

21 No 70 cryepts Cryepts

22 No 57 cryerts Cryerts

23 No 60 cryids Cryids

24 No 58 cryods Cryods

25 No 74 cryolls Cryolls

26 No 62 durids Durids

27 Yes 45 ferrods Ferrods

28 No 21 fibrists Fibrists

29 No 17 fluvents Fluvents

30 No 22 folists Folists

31 No 76 gelands Gelands

32 No 77 gelepts Gelepts

33 No 78 gelods Gelods

34 No 79 gelolls Gelolls

35 No 63 gypsids Gypsids

36 No 20 hemists Hemists

37 No 66 histels Histels

38 No 46 humods Humods

39 Yes 38 humox Humox

40 No 49 humults Humults

41 Yes 26 ochrepts Ochrepts

42 No 67 orthels Orthels

43 No 18 orthents Orthents

44 Yes 14 orthids Orthids

45 No 47 orthods Orthods

46 Yes 39 orthox Orthox

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Domain Name: taxonomic_suborder

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

47 No 40 perox Perox

48 Yes 59 plaggepts Plaggepts

49 No 19 psamments Psamments

50 No 33 rendolls Rendolls

51 No 61 salids Salids

52 No 23 saprists Saprists

53 No 8 torrands Torrands

54 No 52 torrerts Torrerts

55 No 41 torrox Torrox

56 Yes 27 tropepts Tropepts

57 No 68 turbels Turbels

58 No 3 udalfs Udalfs

59 No 9 udands Udands

60 No 71 udepts Udepts

61 No 53 uderts Uderts

62 No 34 udolls Udolls

63 No 42 udox Udox

64 No 50 udults Udults

65 Yes 28 umbrepts Umbrepts

66 No 4 ustalfs Ustalfs

67 No 10 ustands Ustands

68 No 72 ustepts Ustepts

69 No 54 usterts Usterts

70 No 35 ustolls Ustolls

71 No 43 ustox Ustox

72 No 29 ustults Ustults

73 No 11 vitrands Vitrands

74 No 80 wassents Wassents

75 No 81 wassists Wassists

76 No 5 xeralfs Xeralfs

77 No 12 xerands Xerands

78 No 73 xerepts Xerepts

79 No 55 xererts Xererts

80 No 36 xerolls Xerolls

81 No 51 xerults Xerults

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Text13: SSURGO 2.3.2

Domain Name: taxonomic_temp_regime

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 cryic cryic

2 Yes 11 cryic(pdpcode) Cryic (PDP code)

3 No 2 frigid frigid

4 No 13 gelic gelic

5 No 3 hyperthermic hyperthermic

6 No 4 isofrigid isofrigid

7 No 5 isohyperthermic isohyperthermic

8 No 6 isomesic isomesic

9 No 7 isothermic isothermic

10 No 8 mesic mesic

11 Yes 9 pergelic pergelic

12 Yes 12 pergelic(pdpcode) Pergelic (PDP code)

13 No 10 thermic thermic

Domain Name: terms_used_in_lieu_of_texture

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 Yes 2 apum Ashy-pumiceous Ashy-pumiceous

2 No Artifacts Dominated by human artifacts with too little fine-earth to determine the textural class (less than 

about 10 percent fine-earth, by volume)

56 art

3 Yes 1 ashy Ashy Ashy

4 Yes 3 ask Ashy-skeletal Ashy-skeletal

5 No 47 br Bedrock Bedrock

6 No 35 by Boulders Boulders

7 No 33 cb Cobbles Cobbles

8 Yes 4 ce Coprogenous earth Coprogenous earth

9 Yes 5 cem Cemented Cemented

10 Yes 6 cind Cinders Cindery

11 No 36 cn Channers Channers

12 Yes 7 cndy Cindery Cindery

13 No Coarse gypsum material Soil material with 40 percent or more, by weight, gypsum in the fine-earth fraction and 50 percent or 

more of the fine-earth fraction is comprised of particles ranging from 0.1 to 2.0 mm in diameter.

57 coarse gypsum material

14 Consolidated permafrost (ice 

rich)

Yes 8 cpf Consolidated permafrost (ice rich)

15 Yes 9 de Diatomaceous earth Diatomaceous earth

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Domain Name: terms_used_in_lieu_of_texture

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

16 Yes 31 dur Duripan Duripan

17 No Fine gypsum material Soil material with 40 percent or more, by weight, gypsum in the fine-earth fraction and less than 50 

percent of the fine-earth fraction is comprised of particles ranging from 0.1 to 2.0 mm in diameter.

58 fine gypsum material

18 No 37 fl Flagstones Flagstones

19 Yes 11 frag Fragmental material Fragmental material

20 No 12 gr Gravel Gravel

21 Yes 13 gyp Gypsiferous material Material that contains 15 to < 40 percent by weight gypsum.

22 Highly decomposed plant 

material

No Highly decomposed plant material that is saturated with water for less than 30 cumulative days in 

normal years (and is not artificially drained).

46 hpm

23 Yes 16 hpum Hydrous-pumiceous Hydrous-pumiceous

24 Yes 17 hsk Hydrous-skeletal Hydrous-skeletal

25 Yes 15 hydr Hydrous Hydrous

26 Yes 18 ind Indurated Indurated

27 Yes 19 marl Marl Marl

28 No 29 mat Material Material

29 Yes 20 medl Medial Medial

30 Moderately decomposed 

plant material

No Moderately decomposed plant material that is saturated with water for less than 30 cumulative days 

in normal years (and is not artificially drained).

45 mpm

31 No Mucky peat Moderately decomposed organic material of any thickness that is saturated with water for 30 or 

more cumulative days in normal years (or is artificially drained), including that in Histels and 

Histosols, except for Folists.

14 mpt

32 Yes 21 mpum Medial-pumiceous Medial-pumiceous

33 Yes 22 msk Medial-skeletal Medial-skeletal

34 No Muck Highly decomposed organic material of any thickness that is saturated with water for 30 or more 

cumulative days in normal years (or is artificially drained), including that in Histels and Histosols, 

except for Folists.

25 muck

35 Oxide protected weathered 

bedrock

Yes 54 opwd Oxide protected weathered bedrock

36 Yes 48 or Ortstein Ortstein

37 No 41 pby Paraboulders Paraboulders

38 Yes 30 pc Petrocalcic Petrocalcic

39 No 39 pcb Paracobbles Paracobbles

40 No 42 pcn Parachanners Parachanners

41 Partially decomposed 

organic matter

Yes 55 pdom Partially decomposed organic matter.

42 No Peat Slightly decomposed organic material of any thickness that is saturated with water for 30 or more 

cumulative days in normal years (or is artificially drained), including that in Histels and Histosols, 

except for Folists.

10 peat

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

43 Yes 49 pf Petroferric Petroferric

44 No 43 pfl Paraflagstones Paraflagstones

45 No 38 pg Paragravel Paragravel

46 Yes 50 pgp Petrogypsic Petrogypsic

47 Yes 51 pl Placic Placic

48 No 40 pst Parastones Parastones

49 Yes 23 pum Pumiceous Pumiceous

50 Yes 24 sg Sand and gravel Sand and gravel

51 Slightly decomposed plant 

material

No Slightly decomposed plant material that is saturated with water for less than 30 cumulative days in 

normal years (and is not artificially drained).

44 spm

52 No 34 st Stones Stones

53 Yes 52 u Unknown texture Unknown texture

54 Undecomposed organic 

matter

Yes 53 udom Undecomposed organic matter

55 Yes 26 uwb Unweathered bedrock Unweathered bedrock

56 Yes 27 var Variable Variable

57 No 32 w Water Water

58 Yes 28 wb Weathered bedrock Weathered bedrock

Domain Name: texture_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 21 c Clay

2 No 17 cl Clay loam

3 No 1 cos Coarse sand

4 No 9 cosl Coarse sandy loam

5 No 3 fs Fine sand

6 No 11 fsl Fine sandy loam

7 No 13 l Loam

8 No 5 lcos Loamy coarse sand

9 No 7 lfs Loamy fine sand

10 No 6 ls Loamy sand

11 No 8 lvfs Loamy very fine sand

12 No 2 s Sand

13 No 19 sc Sandy clay

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Domain Name: texture_class

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

14 No 16 scl Sandy clay loam

15 No 15 si Silt

16 No 20 sic Silty clay

17 No 18 sicl Silty clay loam

18 No 14 sil Silt loam

19 No 10 sl Sandy loam

20 No 4 vfs Very fine sand

21 No 12 vfsl Very fine sandy loam

Domain Name: texture_modifier

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 71 art Artifactual 15 to 35 percent human artifacts, by volume

2 No 72 artv Very artifactual 35 to 60 percent human artifacts, by volume

3 No 73 artx Extremely artifactual 60 to 90 percent human artifacts, by volume

4 No 26 ashy Ashy Ashy

5 No 1 by Bouldery Bouldery

6 No Bouldery-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 15 to less than 35 percent, by 

volume. Boulders and boulder-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

90 byart

7 No 2 byv Very bouldery Very bouldery

8 No Very bouldery-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 35 to less than 60 percent, by 

volume. Boulders and boulder-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

91 byvart

9 No 3 byx Extremely bouldery Extremely bouldery

10 Extremely boulderyartifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 60 to less than 90 percent, by 

volume. Boulders and boulder-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

92 byxart

11 No 4 cb Cobbly Cobbly

12 Yes 55 cba Angular cobbly Angular cobbly

13 No Cobbly-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 15 to less than 35 percent, by 

volume. Cobbles and cobble-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

78 cbart

14 No 5 cbv Very cobbly Very cobbly

15 No Very cobbly-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 35 to less than 60 percent, by 

volume. Cobbles and cobble-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

79 cbvart

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

16 No 6 cbx Extremely cobbly Extremely cobbly

17 No Extremely cobbly-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 60 to less than 90 percent, by 

volume. Cobbles and cobble-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

80 cbxart

18 No Cemented The material being modified is cemented by one or more cementing agents such that it does not 

slake in water.

57 cem

19 No 7 cn Channery Channery

20 No Channery-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 15 to less than 35 percent, by 

volume. Channers and channer-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

81 cnart

21 No 8 cnv Very channery Very channery

22 No Very channery-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 35 to less than 60 percent, by 

volume. Channers and channer-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

82 cnvart

23 No 9 cnx Extremely channery Extremely channery

24 Extremely channeryartifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 60 to less than 90 percent, by 

volume. Channers and channer-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

83 cnxart

25 No 51 cop Coprogenous Coprogenous

26 Yes 58 cr Cherty

27 Yes 59 crv Very cherty

28 Yes 60 crx Extremely cherty

29 Yes 61 cy Cindery

30 No 52 dia Diatomaceous Diatomaceous

31 No 10 fl Flaggy Flaggy

32 No Flaggy-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 15 to less than 35 percent, by 

volume. Flagstones and flagstone-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

84 flart

33 No 11 flv Very flaggy Very flaggy

34 No Very flaggy-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 35 to less than 60 percent, by 

volume. Flagstones and flagstone-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

85 flvart

35 No 12 flx Extremely flaggy Extremely flaggy

36 No Extremely flaggy-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 60 to less than 90 percent, by 

volume. Flagstones and flagstone-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

86 flxart

37 No 13 gr Gravelly Gravelly

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

38 No Gravelly-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 15 to less than 35 percent, by 

volume. Gravel and gravel-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

75 grart

39 No 14 grc Coarse gravelly Coarse gravelly

40 No 15 grf Fine gravelly Fine gravelly

41 No 16 grm Medium gravelly Medium gravelly

42 No 17 grv Very gravelly Very gravelly

43 No Very gravelly-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 35 to less than 60 percent, by 

volume. Gravel and gravel-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

76 grvart

44 No 18 grx Extremely gravelly Extremely gravelly

45 No Extremely gravelly-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 60 to less than 90 percent, by 

volume. Gravel and gravel-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

77 grxart

46 No 50 gs Grassy Grassy

47 Yes 62 gy Gritty

48 No 53 gyp Gypsiferous material that contains 15 to < 40 percent by weight gypsum.

49 No 48 hb Herbaceous Herbaceous

50 Yes 63 he Hemic

51 No Highly organic Highly organic is used to modify near surface horizons of mineral soils that are saturated with water 

for less than 30 cumulative days in normal years (and are not artificially drained). Excluding live 

roots, the horizon has organic carbon content (by weight) of: 5 to < 20 percent if the mineral fraction 

contains no clay; or 12 to < 20 percent if the mineral fraction contains 60 percent or more clay; or 

((5 + (clay percentage multiplied by 0.12)) to < 20 percent if the mineral fraction contains less than 

60 percent clay. The organic material is at least partially decomposed.

74 ho

52 No 27 hydr Hydrous Hydrous

53 Yes 64 ind Indurated

54 No 28 medl Medial Medial

55 No Mucky Mucky is used to modify near surface horizons of mineral soils that are saturated with water for 30 

or more cumulative days in normal years (or are artificially drained). An example is mucky loam. 

Excluding live roots, the horizon has organic carbon content (by weight) of 5 to < 12 percent if the 

mineral fraction contains no clay; or 12 to < 18 percent if the mineral fraction contains 60 percent or 

more clay; or (5 + (clay percentage multiplied by 0.12)) to < (12 + (clay percentage multiplied by 

0.10)) if the mineral fraction contains less than 60 percent clay. The organic material is highly 

decomposed.

19 mk

56 Yes 56 mky Mucky*

57 No 54 mr Marly Marly

58 No 49 ms Mossy Mossy

59 No 29 pby Parabouldery Parabouldery

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Domain Name: texture_modifier

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

60 No 30 pbyv Very parabouldery Very parabouldery

61 No 31 pbyx Extremely parabouldery Extremely parabouldery

62 No 32 pcb Paracobbly Paracobbly

63 No 33 pcbv Very paracobbly Very paracobbly

64 No 34 pcbx Extremely paracobbly Extremely paracobbly

65 No 35 pcn Parachannery Parachannery

66 No 36 pcnv Very parachannery Very parachannery

67 No 37 pcnx Extremely parachannery Extremely parachannery

68 No 20 pf Permanently frozen Permanently frozen

69 No 38 pfl Paraflaggy Paraflaggy

70 No 39 pflv Very paraflaggy Very paraflaggy

71 No 40 pflx Extremely paraflaggy Extremely paraflaggy

72 No 41 pgr Paragravelly Paragravelly

73 No 42 pgrv Very paragravelly Very paragravelly

74 No 43 pgrx Extremely paragravelly Extremely paragravelly

75 No 44 pst Parastony Parastony

76 No 45 pstv Very parastony Very parastony

77 No 46 pstx Extremely parastony Extremely parastony

78 No Peaty Peaty is used to modify near surface horizons of mineral soils that are saturated with water for 30 

or more cumulative days in normal years (or are artificially drained). An example is peaty loam. 

Excluding live roots, the horizon has organic carbon content (by weight) of: 5 to < 12 percent if the 

mineral fraction contains no clay; or 12 to < 18 percent if the mineral fraction contains 60 percent or 

more clay; or (5 + (clay percentage multiplied by 0.12)) to < (12 + (clay percentage multiplied by 

0.10)) if the mineral fraction contains less than 60 percent clay. The organic material is slightly 

decomposed.

25 pt

79 Yes 65 sh Shaly

80 Yes 66 shv Very shaly

81 Yes 67 shx Extremely shaly

82 Yes 21 sr Stratified Stratified

83 No 22 st Stony Stony

84 No Stony-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 15 to less than 35 percent, by 

volume. Stones and stone-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

87 start

85 No 23 stv Very stony Very stony

86 No Very stony-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 35 to less than 60 percent, by 

volume. Stones and stone-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

88 stvart

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Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

87 No 24 stx Extremely stony Extremely stony

88 No Extremely stony-artifactual Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), 

cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 60 to less than 90 percent, by 

volume. Stones and stone-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

89 stxart

89 Yes 68 sy slaty

90 Yes 69 syv Very slaty

91 Yes 70 syx Extremely slaty

92 No 47 wd Woody Woody

Domain Name: tiebreakrule

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 -1 Select Lower Value

2 No 2 1 Select Higher Value

Domain Name: unified_soil_classification

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 12 ch CH FINE-GRAINED SOILS, Silts and clays (liquid limit is 50% or more), Fat Clay.

2 No 13 cl CL FINE-GRAINED SOILS, Silts and clays (liquid limit is less than 50%), Lean Clay.

3 No 27 cl-a CL-A (proposed)

4 No 28 cl-k CL-K (proposed)

5 No 1 cl-ml CL-ML

6 No 29 cl-o CL-O (proposed)

7 No 30 cl-t CL-T (proposed)

8 No 14 gc GC COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Gravels, gravel with fines, Clayey Gravel.

9 No 2 gc-gm GC-GM

10 No 15 gm GM COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Gravels, Gravels with fines, Silty Gravel

11 No 16 gp GP COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Gravels, clean gravels, Poorly Graded Gravel.

12 No 3 gp-gc GP-GC

13 No 4 gp-gm GP-GM

14 No 17 gw GW COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Gravels, clean gravels, Well-Graded Gravel.

15 No 11 gw-gc GW-GC

16 No 10 gw-gm GW-GM

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Domain Name: unified_soil_classification

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

17 No 18 mh MH FINE-GRAINED SOILS, Silts and clays, (liquid limit is 50% or more), Elastic Silt.

18 No 31 mh-a MH-A (proposed)

19 No 32 mh-k MH-K (proposed)

20 No 33 mh-o MH-O (proposed)

21 No 34 mh-t MH-T (proposed)

22 No 19 ml ML FINE-GRAINED SOILS, Silts and clays, (liquid limit is less than 50%), Silt.

23 No 35 ml-a ML-A (proposed)

24 No 36 ml-k ML-K (proposed)

25 No 37 ml-o ML-O (proposed)

26 No 38 ml-t ML-T (proposed)

27 No 20 oh OH FINE-GRAINED SOILS, Silts and clays, (liquid limit is 50% or more), Organic Clay or Organic Silt

28 No 39 oh-t OH-T (proposed)

29 No 21 ol OL FINE-GRAINED SOILS, Silts and clays (liquid limit is less than 50%), Organic Clay or Organic Silt.

30 No 22 pt PT Highly organic soils, Peat.

31 No 23 sc SC COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Sands, sands with fines, Clayey Sand.

32 No 5 sc-sm SC-SM

33 No 24 sm SM COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Sands, Sands with fines, Silty Sand.

34 No 25 sp SP COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Sands, Clean Sands, Poorly Graded Sand,

35 No 6 sp-sc SP-SC

36 No 7 sp-sm SP-SM

37 No 26 sw SW COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Sands, Clean Sands, Well-graded Sand.

38 No 8 sw-sc SW-SC

39 No 9 sw-sm SW-SM

Domain Name: va_soil_management_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 43 QQ QQ

2 No 42 PP PP

3 No 41 OO OO

4 No 40 NN NN

5 No 39 MM MM

6 No 38 LL LL

7 No 37 KK KK

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Domain Name: va_soil_management_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

8 No 36 JJ JJ

9 No 35 II II

10 No 34 HH HH

11 No 33 GG GG

12 No 32 FF FF

13 No 31 EE EE

14 No 30 DD DD

15 No 29 CC CC

16 No 28 BB BB

17 No 27 AA AA

18 No 26 Z Z

19 No 25 Y Y

20 No 24 X X

21 No 23 W W

22 No 22 V V

23 No 21 U U

24 No 20 T T

25 No 19 S S

26 No 18 R R

27 No 17 Q Q

28 No 16 P P

29 No 15 O O

30 No 14 N N

31 No 13 M M

32 No 12 L L

33 No 11 K K

34 No 10 J J

35 No 9 I I

36 No 8 H H

37 No 7 G G

38 No 6 F F

39 No 5 E E

40 No 4 D D

41 No 3 C C

42 No 2 B B

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Domain Name: va_soil_management_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

43 No 1 A A

Domain Name: va_soil_productivity_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 16 NS NS Not suited.

2 No 15 Vb Vb

3 No 14 Va Va

4 No 13 V V

5 No 12 IVb IVb

6 No 11 IVa IVa

7 No 10 IV IV

8 No 9 IIIb IIIb

9 No 8 IIIa IIIa

10 No 7 III III

11 No 6 IIb IIb

12 No 5 IIa IIa

13 No 4 II II

14 No 3 Ib Ib

15 No 2 Ia Ia

16 No 1 I I

Domain Name: vt_septic_system_class_2007

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No Ia This unit is well suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a 

review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 

Environmental Protection Rules. The rapid permeability in the substratum is a concern. Backfilling 

absorption trenches with at least one foot of finer textured material or other site modifications may 

be necessary to slow the percolation rate enough to allow for thorough filtering of effluent.

8 Ia

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Domain Name: vt_septic_system_class_2007

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

2 No Ib This unit is well suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a 

review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 

Environmental Protection Rules. The rapid permeability in the substratum and slopes greater than 

20 percent in some areas are concerns. Backfilling absorption trenches with at least one foot of 

finer textured material or other site modifications may be necessary to slow the percolation rate 

enough to allow for thorough filtering of effluent. There may be less-sloping areas within the unit 

that are suitable for siting a septic system, or, if feasible, cut and fill site modifications may produce 

an acceptable area within the unit. An erosion prevention and sediment control plan is required by 

the State for construction on sites over 20 percent slope.

9 Ib

3 No Ic This unit is well suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a 

review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 

Environmental Protection Rules. With moderate permeability and slopes less than 20 percent, 

there are few limitations.

10 Ic

4 No Id This unit is well suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a 

review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 

Environmental Protection Rules. Slopes greater than 20 percent in some areas are a concern. 

There may be less-sloping areas within the unit that are suitable for siting a septic system, or, if 

feasible, cut and fill site modifications may produce an acceptable area within the unit. An erosion 

prevention and sediment control plan is required by the State for construction on sites over 20 

percent slope.

11 Id

5 No IIa This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The slow permeability in the substratum is the 

primary concern. Mound system construction and other site modifications may be necessary.

12 IIa

6 No IIb This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The slow permeability in the substratum and 

slopes greater than 20 percent in some areas are the primary concerns. Mound system 

construction and other site modifications may be necessary. There may be less-sloping areas 

within the unit that are suitable for siting a septic system, or, if feasible, cut and fill site 

modifications may produce an acceptable area within the unit. An erosion prevention and sediment 

control plan is required by the State for construction on sites over 20 percent slope.

13 IIb

7 No IIc This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to bedrock in some areas is the primary 

concern. A significant percentage of this map unit has sufficient soil depth over bedrock to accept 

a range of designs. On-site investigations can help avoid areas with limited depth to bedrock. 

Additional fill material may be needed in some areas in order to meet the separation distance 

requirement between the bottom of the leachfield and bedrock.

14 IIc

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Domain Name: vt_septic_system_class_2007

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

8 No IId This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to bedrock and slopes greater than 20 

percent in some areas are the primary concerns. A significant percentage of this map unit has 

sufficient soil depth over bedrock to accept a range of designs. On-site investigations can help 

avoid areas with limited depth to bedrock. Additional fill material may be needed in some areas in 

order to meet the separation distance requirement between the bottom of the leachfield and 

bedrock. There may be less-sloping areas within the unit that are suitable for siting a septic system, 

or, if feasible, cut and fill site modifications may produce an acceptable area within the unit. An 

erosion prevention and sediment control plan is required by the State for construction on sites over 

20 percent slope.

15 IId

9 No IIe This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The rapid permeability in the substratum and 

slopes greater than 20 percent are the primary concerns. Backfilling absorption trenches and beds 

with at least one foot of finer textured material, or other site modifications, may be necessary to 

slow the percolation rate enough to allow for thorough filtering of effluent. Cut and fill site 

modifications may produce an acceptable area within the unit. An erosion prevention and sediment 

control plan is required by the State for construction on sites over 20 percent slope

16 IIe

10 No IIf This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. Slopes greater than 20 percent are the primary 

concern. Cut and fill site modifications may produce an acceptable area within the unit. An erosion 

prevention and sediment control plan is required by the State for construction on sites over 20 

percent slope.

17 IIf

11 Yes IIg This unit is moderately suited as a site for on-site waste disposal, based on a review by the Natural 

Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2002 Environmental Protection 

Rules. Flooding from surface waters is the primary concern. Locating the septic system on the 

highest part of the floodplain and with the maximum setback from surface waters is recommended.

18 IIg

12 No IIh This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to the seasonal high water table is the 

primary concern. Mound system construction and other site modifications are often necessary. On 

sloping sites, curtain drains can help lower the water table to an acceptable level. In some cases, 

a detailed, site-specific analysis with groundwater level monitoring and determination of induced 

groundwater mounding may be required to establish the suitability of this unit.

19 IIh

13 No IIIa This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to bedrock is the major limitation. Onsite investigations are needed to locate areas with sufficient soil depth. A significant percentage of 

the soils in this unit are less than 18 inches to bedrock and are not suitable as a site. However, 

there may be deeper areas that are suitable. Additional fill material may be needed in some areas 

in order to meet the separation distance requirement between the bottom of the leachfield and 

bedrock.

20 IIIa

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Domain Name: vt_septic_system_class_2007

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

14 No IIIb This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The hazard of flooding and the depth to the 

seasonal high water table are the major limitations. This unit is on floodplains and typically includes 

land in the floodway and the special flood hazard area. Consult flood hazard maps prepared by the 

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in local town offices for more information. 

Wastewater systems must be located, designed and constructed in a manner that avoids 

impairment to the system and contamination from the system due to flooding. A detailed, sitespecific analysis with groundwater level monitoring and determination of induced groundwater 

mounding may be required to establish the suitability of this unit. Mound system construction and 

other site modifications are often necessary.

21 IIIb

15 No IIIc This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to the seasonal high water table in 

association with the minimal slope is the major limitation. A detailed, site-specific analysis is 

generally required. On-site groundwater level monitoring and determination of induced 

groundwater mounding is often necessary to establish the suitability of this unit. Curtain drains 

may help lower the water table to an acceptable level, however, the minimal slope may prevent 

their use in many areas.

22 IIIc

16 No IIId This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to the seasonal high water table is the 

major limitation. A detailed, site-specific analysis is generally required. On-site groundwater level 

monitoring and determination of induced groundwater mounding is often necessary to establish the 

suitability of this unit. Curtain drains may help lower the water table to an acceptable level.

23 IIId

17 No IIIe This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to the seasonal high water table and 

slopes greater than 20 percent in some areas are the major limitations. A detailed, site-specific 

analysis is generally required. On-site groundwater level monitoring and determination of induced 

groundwater mounding is often necessary to establish the suitability of this unit. Curtain drains 

may help lower the water table to an acceptable level. There may be less-sloping areas within the 

unit that are suitable for siting a septic system, or, if feasible, cut and fill site modifications may 

produce an acceptable area within the unit. An erosion prevention and sediment control plan is 

required by the State for construction on sites over 20 percent slope.

24 IIIe

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Domain Name: vt_septic_system_class_2007

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

18 No IIIf This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to the seasonal high water table and the 

restricted depth to bedrock in some areas are the major limitations. On-site investigations can help 

avoid areas with limited depth to bedrock. Additional fill material may be needed in some areas in 

order to meet the separation distance requirement between the bottom of the leachfield and 

bedrock. A detailed, site-specific analysis with groundwater level monitoring and determination of 

induced groundwater mounding may be required to establish the suitability of this unit. Mound 

system construction and other site modifications are often necessary. On sloping sites, curtain 

drains can help lower the water table to an acceptable level.

25 IIIf

19 No IIIg This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The hazard of flooding is the major limitation. This 

unit is on floodplains and typically includes land in the floodway and the special flood hazard area. 

Consult flood hazard maps prepared by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in 

local town offices for more information. Wastewater systems must be located, designed and 

constructed in a manner that avoids impairment to the system and contamination from the system 

due to flooding.

31 IIIg

20 No IVa This unit is generally not suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. Excessive soil wetness in association with the 

minimal slope is the limiting condition. Prolonged periods of saturation at or near the soil surface 

do not allow for the proper functioning of septic systems.

26 IVa

21 No IVb This unit is generally not suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. Steep slopes in association with the depth to 

bedrock is the limiting condition. Cut and fill site modifications that reduce the slope gradient are 

difficult to achieve due to the depth to bedrock.

27 IVb

22 No IVc This unit is generally not suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The very shallow to shallow depth to bedrock is the 

limiting condition.

28 IVc

23 No IVd This unit is generally not suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, 

based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the 

Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. Steep slopes in association with the slowly 

permeable substratum is the limiting condition. Cut and fill site modifications that reduce the slope 

gradient are not generally effective due to the slowly permeable substratum.

29 IVd

24 No V This unit is not rated as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems. Due to the 

variable nature of the soils, on-site investigations are needed to determine their suitability.

30 V

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Domain Name: wildlife_rating

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 very poor Very poor

2 No 2 poor Poor

3 No 3 fair Fair

4 No 4 good Good

Domain Name: wind_erodibility_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 Surface texture - Very fine sand, fine sand, sand or coarse sand. Percent aggregates - 1 to 7. 

Wind erodibility index - 160 to 310 t/a/yr, use 220 as average.

1 1

2 No 2 Surface texture - Loamy very fine sand, loamy fine sand, loamy sand, loamy coarse sand; very fine 

sandy loam and silt loam with 5 or less percent clay and 25 or less percent very fine sand; and 

sapric soil materials (as defined in Soil Taxonomy); except Folists. Percent aggregates - 10. Wind 

erodibility index - 134 t/a/yr.

2 2

3 No 3 Surface texture - Very fine sandy loam, fine sandy loam, sandy loam, coarse sandy loam, and 

noncalcareous silt loam that has 20 to 50 percent very fine sand and 5 to 12 percent clay. Percent 

aggregates - 25. Wind Erodibility Index - 86 t/a/yr.

3 3

4 No 4 Surface texture - Clay, silty clay, noncalcareous clay loam that has more than 35 percent clay, and 

noncalcareous silty clay loam that has more than 35 percent clay. All of these do not have sesquic, 

parasesquic, ferritic, ferruginous, or kaolinitic mineralogy (high iron oxide content). Percent 

aggregates - 25. Wind erodibility index - 86 t/a/yr.

4 4

5 No 4L Surface texture - Calcareous loam, calcareous silt loam, calcareous silt, calcareous sandy clay, 

calcareous sandy clay loam, calcareous clay loam and calcareous silty clay loam. Percent 

aggregates - 25 .Wind Erodibility Index - 86 t/a/yr.

5 4L

6 No 5 Surface texture - Noncalcareous loam that has less than 20 percent clay; noncalcareous silt loam 

with 12 to 20 percent clay; noncalcareous sandy clay loam; noncalcareous sandy clay; and hemic 

materials (as defined in Soil Taxonomy). Percent aggregates - 40. Wind Erodibility Index - 56 t/a/yr.

6 5

7 No 6 Surface texture - Noncalcareous loam and silt loam that have more than 20 percent clay; 

noncalcareous clay loam and noncalcareous silty clay loam that has less than 35 percent clay; silt 

loam that has parasesquic, ferritic, or kaolinitic mineralogy (high iron oxide content). Percent 

aggregates - 45. Wind Erodibility Index - 48 t/a/yr.

7 6

8 No 7 Surface texture - Noncalcareous silt; noncalcareous silty clay, noncalcareous silty clay loam, and 

noncalcareous clay that have sesquic, parasesquic, ferritic, ferruginous, or kaolinitic mineralogy 

(high content of iron oxide) and are Oxisols or Ultisols; and fibric material (as defined in Soil 

Taxonomy). Percent aggregates - 50. Wind Erodibility Index - 48 t/a/yr.

8 7

9 No 8 Soils not susceptible to wind erosion due to rock and pararock fragments at the surface and/or 

wetness; and Folists

9 8

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Domain Name: wind_erodibility_index

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 0 0 Soils not susceptible to wind erosion due to coarse fragments on the surface or wetness.

2 No 38 Silt, noncalcareous silty clay loam that has less than 35 percent clay content, and fibric organic soil 

material. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are more than 50 percent by weight.

2 38

3 No 48 Noncalcareous loam and silt loam that has more than 20 percent clay content or noncalcareous 

clay loam that has less than 35 percent clay content. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 45 

to 50 percent by weight.

3 48

4 No 56 Noncalcareous loam and silt loam that has less than 20 percent clay content or sandy clay loam, 

sandy clay, and hemic organic soil materials. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 40 to 45 

percent by weight.

4 56

5 No 86 Very fine sandy loam, fine sandy loam, sandy loam, coarse sandy loam, or ash material. Clay, silty 

clay, noncalcareous clay loam, or noncalcareous silty clay loam that has more than 35 percent clay 

content. Calcareous loam and silt loam or calcareous clay loam and silty clay loam. Dry soil 

aggregates more than .84 mm are 25 to 40 percent by weight.

5 86

6 No 134 Loamy very fine sand, loamy fine sand, loamy sand, loamy coarse sand, or sapric organic soil 

material. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 10 to 25 percent by weight.

6 134

7 No 160 Very fine sand, fine sand, sand, or coarse sand. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 7 to 10 

percent by weight.

7 160

8 No 180 Very fine sand, fine sand, sand, or coarse sand. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 5 to 7 

percent by weight.

8 180

9 No 220 Very fine sand, fine sand, sand, or coarse sand. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm area 3 to 5 

percent by weight.

9 220

10 No 250 Very fine sand, fine sand, sand, or coarse sand. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 1 

percent by weight.

10 250

11 No 310 Very fine sand, fine sand, sand, or coarse sand. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 1 

percent by weight.

11 310

Domain Name: windbreak_suitability_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 1 1 1

2 No 20 1h 1H

3 No 2 1k 1K

4 Yes 21 1kw 1KW

5 No 22 1kk 1KK

6 No 3 2 2

7 No 4 2k 2K

8 Yes 23 2kw 2KW

9 No 24 2kk 2KK

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Domain Name: windbreak_suitability_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

10 No 5 2h 2H

11 No 6 3 3

12 No 7 4 4

13 No 25 4k 4K

14 No 8 4c 4C

15 No 26 4ck 4CK

16 No 9 5 5

17 No 27 5k 5K

18 No 28 5kk 5KK

19 No 10 6 6

20 No 29 6k 6K

21 No 30 6kk 6KK

22 No 11 6d 6D

23 No 31 6dk 6DK

24 No 12 6g 6G

25 No 32 6gk 6GK

26 No 33 6gkk 6GKK

27 No 13 7 7

28 No 14 8 8

29 No 34 8k 8K

30 Yes 15 9 9

31 No 16 9c 9C

32 No 17 9w 9W

33 No 18 9l 9L

34 No 19 10 10

35 No 35 1a 1A

36 No 36 2a 2A

37 No 37 1s 1S

38 No 38 1sk 1SK

39 No 39 1skk 1SKK

40 No 40 3a 3A

41 No 41 4a 4A

42 No 42 4ca 4CA

43 No 43 4cc 4CC

44 No 44 5a 5A

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Domain Name: windbreak_suitability_group

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

45 No 45 6a 6A

46 No 46 6da 6DA

47 No 47 6ga 6GA

48 No 48 7a 7A

49 No 49 9n 9N

50 No 50 9nw 9NW

Domain Name: yes_no_n.a.

Seq Obsolete? Choice ID Choice Data Entry Text Choice Label Choice Description

1 No 3 n/a N/A

2 No 2 no No

3 No 1 yes Yes

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