29050 Federal Register / Vol. 61, No. 111 / Friday, June 7, 1996 / Notices

Forest Service

Intergovernmental Advisory

Committee Subcommittee Meeting

AGENCY: Forest Service, USDA.

ACTION: Notice of Meeting.

SUMMARY: The Intergovernmental

Advisory Committee will meet on June

17, 1996, at the Robert Duncan Plaza

Building, 333 SW First Ave., Portland,

Oregon 97208 in Rooms 3A and 3B on

the 3rd floor. The purpose of the

meeting is to continue discussions to

identify issues and solutions to improve

the implementation of the Northwest

Forest Plan (NFP) and in particular to

focus on better ways to integrate the

ecological and economic aspects of the

NFP. The meeting will begin at 9:00

a.m. on June 17 and continue until 5:00

p.m. Agenda items to be discussed

include, but are not limited to: (1) issues

which impede the efficient

implementation of the NFP, (2)

recommendations to resolve the issues,

and (3) identification of procedures to

implement recommendations. The IAC

meeting will be open to the public and

is fully accessible for people with

disabilities. Interpreters are available

upon request in advance. Written

comments may be submitted for the

record at the meeting. Time will also be

scheduled for oral public comments.

Interested persons are encouraged to

attend.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Questions regarding this meeting may

be directed to Don Knowles, Executive

Director, Regional Ecosystem Office, 333

SW 1st Avenue, P.O. Box 3623,

Portland, OR 97208 (Phone: 503–326–

6265).

Dated: May 29, 1996.

Donald R. Knowles,

Designated Federal Official.

[FR Doc. 96–14376 Filed 6–6–96; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 3410–11–M

Natural Resources Conservation

Service

Changes in Hydric Soils of the United

States

AGENCY: Natural Resources

Conservation Service (formerly the Soil

Conservation Service), USDA.

ACTION: Notice of change.

SUMMARY: Pursuant to 7 CFR

12.31(a)(3)(i), the Natural Resources

Conservation Service, United States

Department of Agriculture gives notice

of a change in the Hydric Soils of the

United States as listed in the third

edition of the Hydric Soils of the United

States, Miscellaneous Publication 1491,

USDA, Soil Conservation Service, June

1991.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: P.

Michael Whited, Chair, National

Technical Committee for Hydric Soils,

NRCS Wetland Institute, USDA–NAC,

East Campus–UNL, Lincoln, NE 68583–

0822.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The third

edition of the Hydric Soils of the U.S.

was published in June 1991, and a

notice of change published in the

Federal Register, October 11, 1991. Vol.

56, No. 198, page 51371. Changes to this

document were made in 1993 and

published in the Federal Register

October 6, 1993, Vol. 58, No. 192, page

52078. Further changes were made in

1994 and published in the Federal

Register July 13, 1994, Vol. 59, No. 133,

page 35680. The changes published

herein reflect soils added and deleted

since the 1994 Federal Register notice.

The national list of hydric soils

changes as additional soil series are

recognized and defined and/or

properties of existing soil series are

updated based on additional data. These

changes reflect refinements in

knowledge of the soils of the United

States. New soil series are recognized as

soils are mapped in previously

unmapped areas. These new series have

always met the hydric criteria, whether

recognized as series or not, and thus

represent as insignificant change in

acreage of hydric soils. Soils that are

removed from the list are mostly dry

phases of existing hydric soils. These

dry phases would not have met

wetlands hydrology criteria, thus

represent an insignificant change in

acreage of wetlands.

The hydric soils list is computer

generated using the hydric soil criteria

and a database of properties of each soil

series in the U.S. The current hydric soil

criteria was published in the Federal

Register February 24, 1995, Vol. 60, No.

37, page 10349. The database is also

used to generate interpretations of how

soils perform for many land uses.

Therefore, some changes in the list of

hydric soils result from adding phases

for a hydric soil to refine other

interpretations. This split or addition of

a hydric phase causes an increase in the

number of hydric soils, but does not

affect the acres of the hydric soil. Data

for all soil series are in the Soil

Interpretations Record and may be

reviewed by contacting a local office of

the Natural Resources Conservation

Service in the appropriate state.

Dated: May 6, 1996.

Norman C. Melvin III,

Plant Ecologist, Wetland Institute.

Richard W. Arnold,

Director, Soils Division.

Briefing Paper, National List of Hydric

Soils: Prepared by: P. Michael Whited, April

1996.

Background

—The National List of Hydric Soils is:

• Published by the Natural Resources

Conservation Service.

• Revised annually and notice is filed

in the Federal Register.

• Generated from Soil Interpretations

Records in the National Soil Database.

—The National Technical Committee for

Hydric Soils reviews and concurs

with changes to the National List of

Hydric Soils.

—The Soil Interpretations Records for

soil series are:

• Continuously updated as data is

collected on soil properties.

• Reviewed by the soil survey Staff at

MLRA Soil Survey Regional Offices.

• Used in all aspects of the National

Soil Survey Program of which soils are

a small part.

Reasons for Changes in the Hydric Soil

List

—Addition of new soil series due to:

• Newly mapped areas (soils have

always been hydric but have not been

previously recognized as soil series).

• Narrowing of an existing series into

two soils. An example being a series

that is both hydric and nonhydric being

split into their respective parts.

—Result from new phases being added

to an existing soil series. Phases are

added for many reasons and include:

• Flooding and ponding phases of

which some may be hydric and others

nonhydric. Many of these changes are

made to accommodate nonhydric

interpretations of soil use.

• Surface texture or depth phases

both of which are not related to change

in hydric soil status but are needed for

other interpretations.

• Wetness or water table phases of

which some may be hydric and others

nonhydric. Some of these changes are

made to accommodate other

interpretations of soil use.

—Result from change in flooding,

ponding, water table, or drainage class

as a result of new information. Soils

are added or deleted from the list due

to these changes.

Summary of Changes From 1994

National List

—287 entries (soils) added of which:
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• 105 are new soil series established

from new soil mapping. These areas of

hydric soils which are given new names

are previously unmapped and thus have

not affect on acres of hydric soils.

• 120 are phases of existing hydric

soils. These are new phase names for

existing hydric soils and thus have no

affect on acres of hydric soils.

• 41 were changed from nonhydric to

hydric based on updated technical

information such as: water table depth,

or flooding/ponding duration.

• 13 series were split—hydric phases

were established for soils that

previously would have been both hydric

and nonhydric. The whole series may

have been considered as hydric

previously, but the nonhydric part

would not have met the hydric soil

criteria. Because only part of the

original series met the hydrology

criteria, this change has little affect on

acres of wetlands.

• 8 series were added because Soil

Interpretations Record numbers were

changed for administrative purposes.

These same soils appear on the change

list as deletions, thus there is no affect

on the acres of hydric soils.

—25 entries (soils) were deleted of

which:

• 3 series were split into nonhydric

and hydric phases. The hydric phases

appear on the list as additions, thus

there is no affect on the acres of hydric

soils.

• 6 series interpretation records were

dropped due to non-use. The central

concepts of these soils have been

incorporated into other soil series, thus

there is no affect on the acres of hydric

soils

• 8 series were deleted because Soil

Interpretations Record numbers were

changed for administrative purposes.

These same soils appear on the change

list as additions, thus there is no affect

on the acres of hydric soils.

• 8 series were deleted based on

updated technical information. These

have been borderline hydric soils and

would not have met wetland hydrology

criteria. The changes slightly reduces

the acres of hydric soils.

SIR No. Soil series Reason

Soils Added to the National List of Hydric Soils in 1995 Justification

CO3592 Acasco, gravelly substratum ......................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

TN0230 Agee, frequent flooding ................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

UT1928 Airport, wet .................................................................................... Updated technical information.

CO4667 Alamosa, clayey substratum ......................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO3741 Alamosa, stratified substratum ...................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO3509 Alamosa, warm .............................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT1496 Albicalis ......................................................................................... New soil series.

CO3894 Almont, cool ................................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO3860 Antero, stratified ............................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

AK0501 Aquatna ......................................................................................... New soil series.

UT2092 Arave, silty substratum .................................................................. Updated technical information.

SD0579 Arlo, very poorly drained ............................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CA2585 Arlynda .......................................................................................... New soil series.

CA2581 Artray, flooded ............................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CA7070 Artray, high elevation .................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT1485 Bandy ............................................................................................ New soil series.

MT1653 Bandy, occasionally flooded .......................................................... New soil series.

TX1280 Barnett ........................................................................................... New soil series.

TX1281 Barnett, overwash ......................................................................... New soil series.

NE0153 Barney, loamy surface .................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

NE0154 Barney, loamy, wet ........................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT1617 Barzee ........................................................................................... New soil series.

CA2586 Bayside, very poorly drained ......................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO4140 Big Blue, cool ................................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO3600 Big Blue, mottled subsoil ............................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

IL0463 Birds, undrained ............................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

ID1897 Blackwell, cool ............................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT1273 Blossberg ....................................................................................... Updated technical information.

MN0808 Blue Earth, ponded ....................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT1505 Bonebasin ...................................................................................... New soil series.

MT1654 Bonebasin, occasionally flooded ................................................... New soil series.

MO0355 Booker, poorly drained .................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

MD0170 Boxiron .......................................................................................... New soil series.

OR0782 Bragton .......................................................................................... New soil series.

IL0464 Brooklyn, undrained ...................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

ME0143 Bucksport, ponded ........................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

CA2759 Burman, moderately deep ............................................................. New soil series.

CA2760 Burman, occasionally flooded ....................................................... New soil series.

UT1930 Cache, wet .................................................................................... Updated technical information.

IA0185 Calco, ponded ............................................................................... Updated technical information.

IA0312 Calcousta ....................................................................................... Updated technical information.

MT1406 Canarway ...................................................................................... New soil series.

MT1432 Canarway, heavy metals ............................................................... New soil series.

UT4240 Canburn, stratified ......................................................................... Updated technical information.

MI0687 Cathro, very bouldery .................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MN0752 Cedarrock ...................................................................................... New soil series.

CO3862 Chaffee, stratified .......................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MN0768 Chaska, channeled ........................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

SC0152 Chastain, ponded .......................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MN0748 Chetomba ...................................................................................... New soil series.
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SIR No. Soil series Reason

GU0318 Chia ............................................................................................... Record # changed, old # appears as deletion.

ID1924 Chickreek, flooded ......................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

SD0327 Clamo, gravelly substratum ........................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

SD0389 Clamo, loamy substratum ............................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

SD0542 Clamo, poorly drained ................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

OR1599 Clawson, high precipitation ........................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CA2703 Clear Lake MAP>20 ...................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT1500 Clunton .......................................................................................... New soil series.

MT1557 Clunton .......................................................................................... New soil series.

CA2521 Columbia, channeled ..................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CA2519 Columbia, frequently flooded ........................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT1501 Cometcrik ...................................................................................... New soil series.

CA2680 Corbiere, frequently flooded .......................................................... New hydric phase of existing non-hydric soil.

MD0180 Corsica .......................................................................................... New soil series.

MN0688 Corvuso ......................................................................................... New soil series.

MN0676 Cosmos ......................................................................................... New soil series.

OR1602 Cove, rarely flooded ...................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MN0691 Crowriver ....................................................................................... New soil series.

UT2093 Cudahy, clayey substratum ........................................................... Updated technical information.

UT1980 Cudahy, wet .................................................................................. Updated technical information.

OK0241 Cupco ............................................................................................ Updated technical information.

GU0323 Dechel ........................................................................................... Record # changed, old # appears as deletion.

MI0736 Deford, mucky surface .................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

CA2509 Dello .............................................................................................. New soil series.

IL0465 Denny, undrained .......................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MN0713 Dora, ponded ................................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

TX1243 Dreka ............................................................................................. Updated technical information.

MT1520 Dunkleber ...................................................................................... New soil series.

CO3638 Eachuston, short FFS ................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

SD0590 Egas, poorly drained ..................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MN0753 Egglake, depressional ................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

IL0456 Elpaso ............................................................................................ New soil series.

CA2704 Esquon, MAP>20 .......................................................................... New soil series.

TX1265 Estes, occasionally flooded ........................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

OK0356 Ezell ............................................................................................... Updated technical information.

MN0767 Faxon, soft bedrock ....................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT1478 Finn ................................................................................................ New soil series.

MT1477 Foolhen .......................................................................................... New soil series.

MN0692 Forestcity ....................................................................................... New soil series.

IA0669 Forney, dry .................................................................................... Updated technical information.

MN0718 Foxlake .......................................................................................... New soil series.

TX0911 Franeau ......................................................................................... New soil series.

NE0183 Gannet, poorly drained .................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

NE0192 Gannet, very poorly drained .......................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO4412 Gas Creek, cobbly ......................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO4155 Gas Creek, cool ............................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO3870 Gas Creek, gravelly ....................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MI0691 Gay, very stony ............................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO3590 Gerrard, loamy .............................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

C04692 Gerrard, thick surface .................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

PA0172 Gleneyre ........................................................................................ New soil series.

C04157 Gold Creek, cool ........................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

NE0419 Gothenburg, loamy ........................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

ID1906 Grasshopper .................................................................................. New soil series.

PR0102 Guayabota ..................................................................................... Updated technical information.

C03513 Hagga, loamy surface ................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

AK0402 Haggard ......................................................................................... New soil series.

IA0643 Harps ............................................................................................. Updated technical information.

IA0671 Harps, dry ...................................................................................... Updated technical information.

IA0681 Harps, stratified substratum .......................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

WI0546 Hegge ............................................................................................ New soil series.

NE0513 Histosols ........................................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil

IA0213 Holly Springs, Low PPT ................................................................ Updated technical information.

AK0404 Hufman .......................................................................................... New soil series.

MT1514 Iffgulch ........................................................................................... New soil series.

GU0324 Ilachetomel .................................................................................... Record # changed, old # appears as deletion.

MD0173 Indiantown ..................................................................................... New soils series.

GU0353 Inkosr ............................................................................................. Record # changed, old # appears as deletion.

GU0354 Insak .............................................................................................. Record # changed, old # appears as deletion.

CO4185 Irim, cool ........................................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO4413 Irim, gravelly .................................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

MI0694 Jacobsville, stony .......................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MI0693 Jacobsville, very stony .................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

SD0486 James, very poorly drained ........................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.
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SIR No. Soil series Reason

MO0136 Kampville ....................................................................................... Updated technical information.

MI0727 Kanotin .......................................................................................... New soil series.

NE0235 Kezan, channeled .......................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

NE0232 Kezan, MAAT 47–53 ..................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO3681 Kilgore, extremely gravelly ............................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

PA0173 Kimbles .......................................................................................... New soil series.

AK0397 Klasi ............................................................................................... New soil series.

IA0682 Knoke, stratified substratum .......................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

SD0540 Kolls, ponded ................................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

UT0306 Kovich ............................................................................................ Updated technical information.

AK0428 Koyuktolik ...................................................................................... New soil series.

CO3479 Lajara, flooded ............................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO4673 Lajara, stratified ............................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT1385 Larchpoint ...................................................................................... New soil series.

CO4199 Las Animas, MAP>10 .................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO4269 Las Animas, saline flooded ........................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MO0372 Leslie, poorly drained .................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MO0360 Levasy, poorly drained .................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

AK0473 Liscum ........................................................................................... New soil series.

AK0497 Liscum ........................................................................................... New soil series.

UT0466 Logan, moderately drained ........................................................... Updated technical information.

UT2084 Logan, stratified substratum .......................................................... Updated technical information.

UT2100 Logan, stratified substratum, flooded ............................................ Updated technical information.

NC0215 Longhope, ponded ........................................................................ New soil series.

CO3595 Longmont, clayey .......................................................................... New hydric phase of existing non-hydric soil.

NE0248 Loup, poorly drained ..................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

NE0249 Loup, very poorly drained ............................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT3080 Lowder, very bouldery ................................................................... New soil series.

ND0447 Ludden, very poorly drained ......................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

UT2782 Magna, wet .................................................................................... Updated technical information.

AK0413 Mankomen ..................................................................................... New soil series.

NE0161 Marlake, loamy surface ................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

NE0157 Marlake, mucky surface ................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT1404 Mccabe .......................................................................................... New soil series.

MT1433 Mccabe, heavy metals .................................................................. New soil series.

MY1651 Mccabe, moist ............................................................................... New soil series.

MT1619 Mcgregor ....................................................................................... New soil series.

ND0437 Mckeen .......................................................................................... New hydric phase of existing non-hydric soil.

ND0438 Mckeen, ponded ............................................................................ New hydric phase of existing non-hydric soil.

MT1572 Mckenton ....................................................................................... New soil series.

MT1362 Meadowpeak ................................................................................. New soil series.

TX1004 Meaton ........................................................................................... New soil series.

CO3644 Mendenhall, short FFS .................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

AK0394 Mendna .......................................................................................... New soil series.

GU0325 Mesei ............................................................................................. Record # changed, old # appears as deletion.

TX1285 Mollco ............................................................................................ New soil series.

MT1573 Moltoner ......................................................................................... New soil series.

MT1524 Moltoner, silty clay loam substratum ............................................. New soil series.

MS0132 Mooreville, frequently flooded ....................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT1521 Mooseflat ....................................................................................... New soil series.

MT1652 Mooseflat, occasionally flooded .................................................... New soil series.

AK0441 Mosquito ........................................................................................ New soil series.

PR0202 Moteado, rubbly ............................................................................. Updated technical information.

CA2713 Mountom ........................................................................................ New soil series.

IA0637 Mtsterling ....................................................................................... New soil series.

MT1620 Murrstead ...................................................................................... New soil series.

MI0703 Nahma, stony ................................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

GU0307 Naniak ........................................................................................... Record # changed, old # appears as deletion.

SD0536 Napa, rarely flooded ...................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT1639 Newtman ....................................................................................... New soil series.

GU0335 Ngerungor ...................................................................................... Record # changed, old # appears as deletion.

CO4039 Niwot, cool ..................................................................................... New hydric phase of existing non-hydric soil.

CO3596 Niwot, wet ...................................................................................... Record # changed, old # appears as deletion.

MN0702 Northwood, ponded ....................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

SD0547 Norway .......................................................................................... New soil series.

SD0548 Norway, frequently flooded ........................................................... New soil series.

AK0464 Nuka .............................................................................................. New soil series.

CA2594 Occidental ...................................................................................... New soil series.

IA0641 Okoboji, stratified substratum ........................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

SD0563 Oldham, wet .................................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

FL0141 Oldtown, depressional ................................................................... New soil series.

FL0140 Oldtown, flooded ........................................................................... New soil series.

HI0186 Olokui ............................................................................................ Updated technical information.

IA0674 Owego, dry .................................................................................... Updated technical information.
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SIR No. Soil series Reason

MN0728 Parle .............................................................................................. New soil series.

OK0011 Parsons ......................................................................................... Updated technical information.

PA0180 Paupack ......................................................................................... New soil series.

IL0466 Petrolia, undrained ........................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

IL0467 Piopolis, undrained ........................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

MI0707 Pleine, very stony .......................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

UT2009 Poganeab, loamy surface ............................................................. Updated technical information.

MO0361 Portage, poorly drained ................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

PR0207 Prieto, rubbly ................................................................................. Updated technical information.

MN0749 Prinsburg ....................................................................................... New soil series.

UT1937 Provo Bay, loamy subsoil .............................................................. Updated technical information.

MD0171 Purnell ........................................................................................... New soil series.

IL0460 Racoon, undrained ........................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

SD0588 Rauville, ponded ............................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

IL0455 Reveenwash .................................................................................. New soil series.

ND0449 Regan, warm ................................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

MI0743 Rollaway ........................................................................................ New soil series.

CO4075 Rosane .......................................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO3865 Rosane, flooded ............................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO3682 Rosane, high PPT ......................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MN0750 Rushriver ....................................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

UT1951 Salt Lake, gypsiferous substratum ................................................ Updated technical information.

UT2087 Saltair, saline ................................................................................. Updated technical information.

UT2038 Saltair, wet ..................................................................................... Updated technical information.

UT2792 Saltair, wet ..................................................................................... Updated technical information.

NE0434 Saltillo ............................................................................................ New soil series.

CO3597 San Luis, wet ................................................................................. New hydric phase of existing non-hydric soil.

MN0348 Sandwick ....................................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

VI0017 Sandy Point ................................................................................... New soil series.

CO3867 Sawatch, gravelly .......................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO3586 Schrader, stratified ........................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO4454 Schrader, stratified ........................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

NE0379 Scott, drained ................................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

CA2454 Scribner, frequently flooded .......................................................... New hydric phase of existing non-hydric soil.

MN0733 Seelyville, frequently flooded ........................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

IL0461 Shiloh, undrained .......................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

IL0457 Slacwater ....................................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

IA0633 Smithland ....................................................................................... New soil series.

MI0542 Springport ...................................................................................... New soil series.

MI0126 Springport, mucky surface ............................................................ New soil series.

ID1322 Stamp ............................................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

ID1955 Stinkcreek ...................................................................................... New soil series.

VI0021 Sugar Beach .................................................................................. New soil series.

AK0290 Suntrana ........................................................................................ Updated technical information.

CA9409 Sweagert, thick substratum ........................................................... New hydric phase of existing non-hydric soil.

AK0396 Swedna .......................................................................................... New soil series.

AK0496 Tanacross ...................................................................................... New soil series.

AK0482 Tangoe, wet ................................................................................... New soil series.

WA0838 Tanwax, drained ............................................................................ Updated technical information.

ID1905 Teneb ............................................................................................ New soil series.

MT1640 Threefork ....................................................................................... New soil series.

IA0632 Tieville ........................................................................................... New soil series.

IA0655 Tilfer, soft bedrock ......................................................................... Updated technical information.

MI0722 Tobico, loamy surface ................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MI0722 Tobico, mucky surface .................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

C04693 Torsido, stratified ........................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

NY0162 Tughill, mucky surface .................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

CA2686 Tunjunga, overwash ...................................................................... New hydric phase of existing non-hydric soil.

IA0634 Uturin ............................................................................................. New soil series.

CO3888 Vasquez, cool ................................................................................ New hydric phase of existing non-hydric soil.

CO4408 Vastine, stratified substratum ........................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO4081 Venable, warm .............................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

MT1211 Villard ............................................................................................. Updated technical information.

CA2684 Vina, frequently flooded ................................................................ New hydric phase of existing non-hydric soil.

TX1007 Viterbo ........................................................................................... New soil series.

MI0729 Wabun ........................................................................................... New soil series.

IA0687 Wacousta, stratified substratum .................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

OR1628 Wapato, high PPT ......................................................................... New hydric phase of existing non-hydric soil.

OR1067 Wasson .......................................................................................... New soil series.

CA2720 Watterson, wet .............................................................................. New hydric phase of existing non-hydric soil.

IA0640 Webster, stratified substratum ...................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

FL0142 Wekiva, depressional .................................................................... New soil series.

CA2592 Weott ............................................................................................. New soil series.

MT1139 Wetsand ........................................................................................ Updated technical information.
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SIR No. Soil series Reason

MT1337 Wetsand, rarely flooded ................................................................ Updated technical information.

MT1706 Wetsand, saline ............................................................................. Updated technical information.

NV2836 Wetvit ............................................................................................. New soil series.

NV2837 Wetvit, occasionally flooded .......................................................... New soil series.

C04217 Wichup, cool .................................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

CO3651 Wichup, short FFS ........................................................................ New phase of existing hydric soil.

MN0714 Wildwood, ponded ......................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

CA2671 Willows, frequently flooded ........................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MI0718 Witbeck, extremely bouldery ......................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

MI0717 Witbeck, very bouldery .................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

CA2593 Worswick ....................................................................................... New soil series.

SD0584 Worthing, poorly drained ............................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

ID1882 Yearian, rarely flooded .................................................................. New phase of existing hydric soil.

MD0172 Zekiah ............................................................................................ New soil series.

IA0665 Zook ............................................................................................... New phase of existing hydric soil.

Soils Deleted From List in 1995 Justification

HI0318 Chia ............................................................................................... Record # changed, new # appears as addition.

HI0323 Dechel ........................................................................................... Record # changed, new # appears as addition.

TX1173 Fannett .......................................................................................... Record dropped due to non-use.

MN0178 Freer .............................................................................................. Updated technical information.

HI0324 Ilachetomel .................................................................................... Record # changed, new # appears as addition.

HI0353 Inkosr ............................................................................................. Record # changed, new # appears as addition.

HI0354 Insak .............................................................................................. Record # changed, new # appears as addition.

MN0333 Keewatin ........................................................................................ Updated technical information.

MN0601 Klossner, sandy substratum .......................................................... Record dropped due to non-use.

WA0296 Konner ........................................................................................... Record dropped due to non-use.

WA0953 Latah, drained ............................................................................... Updated technical information.

MO0168 Leslie ............................................................................................. Series split into hydric & non-hydric, new # on adds.

HI0325 Mesei ............................................................................................. Record # changed, new # appears as addition.

MS0099 Mooreville ...................................................................................... Series split into hydric & non-hydric, new # on adds.

HI0307 Naniak ........................................................................................... Record # changed, new # appears as addition.

HI0335 Ngerungor ...................................................................................... Record # changed, new # appears as addition.

MI0231 Ogemaw ........................................................................................ Updated technical information.

NE0146 Platte, channeled ........................................................................... Updated technical information.

SC0032 Polawana ....................................................................................... Record dropped due to non-use.

MN0091 Shields ........................................................................................... Updated technical information.

UT1902 Steed, loamy ................................................................................. Updated technical information.

CA2079 Stornetta ........................................................................................ Updated technical information.

MN0664 Talmoon, stratified substratum ...................................................... Record dropped due to non-use.

CO0636 Vastine, saline-alkali ...................................................................... Series split into hydric & non-hydric, new # on adds.

CA2456 Wekoda, flooded ........................................................................... Record dropped due to non-use.

SOILS ON THE DEC. 95 HYDRIC LIST, BUT NOT ON THE DEC. 93 HYDRIC LIST (ADDITIONS) REVISED DECEMBER 15, 1995

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Temperature

Drainage

class

High water table

Perm. within 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria number

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase

criteria

Class

and subclass

Acasco, Gravelly

Substratum

(CO3592) Typic

Haplaquolls.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 May–July <6.0 None-Rare 2B3 0–1% 6C

Agee, Frequent

Flooding

(TN0230) Vertic

Epiaquolls.

Thermic P 0–1.0 Jan–Apr <6.0 Frequent V BriefBriefJan–Apr 2B3 All 3W

Airport, Wet

(UT1928) Aquic

Natrixerolls 1.

Mesic P 0.5–1.5 Apr–Sep <6.0 Rare 2B3 0–1% 6W

Alamosa, Clayey

Substratum

(CO4667) Typic

Argiaquolls 1.

Frigid P, SP 1.0–3.0 May–Oct <6.0 Frequent Brief May–Jun 2B3 0–2%

Dry

Saline

Drained

5W

5W

6S

5C

Alamosa, Stratified

Substratum

(CO3741) Typic

Argiaquolls 1.

Frigid P 1.0–1.5 May–Jul <6.0 Occasional Brief May–Jun 2B3 1–6% 4C
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1995—Continued

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Tempera- ture

Drainage

class

High water table Perm. with- in 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria num- ber

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase criteria

Class

and subclass

Alamosa, Warm

(CO3509) Typic

Argiaquolls 1.

Frigid P 1.0–1.5 May–Oct <6.0 Frequent Brief May–Jun 2B3 0–2% Nonsaline

2–8% Nonsaline

Saline

Warm

5W

5W

6W

5W

Albicalis (MT 1496)

Aeric Fluvaquents.

P 1.0–2.0 Apr–Jul <6.0 RareOccasionalBrief Apr–Jun 2B3 Mod Temp 5W

Almont, Cool

(CO3894)

Pergelic

Cryaquolls.

Cryic P 0.5–1.5 Jun–Jul <6.0 None 2B3 10–25%

25–65%

65–70%

6E

7E

8E

Antero, Stratified

(CO3860) Typic

Haplaquepts 1.

Frigid SP, P 1.0–2.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent Brief May–Aug 2B3 1–3% 6W

Aquanta (AK0501)

Typic Cryaquents.

Cryic VP 0.–1.5 Apr–Oct <6.0 Common Brief-Long Apr–Oct 2B3, 4 0–3% 5W

Arave, Silty Substratum (UT2092)

Aquic Natrustalfs.

Mesic P 1.0–2.0 Arp–Sep <6.0 Rare 2B3 All 7W

Arlo, Very Poorly

Drained (SD0579)

Typic Calciaquolls.

Mesic VP 0–0.5 Oct–Jul <6.0 Common Brief Mar–Oct 2B3 All 5W

Arlynda (CA2585)

Typic Fluvaquents.

Mesic VP 0–1.0 Dec–Apr <6.0 Frequent Brief Dec–Feb 2B3

Artray, Flooded

(CA2581)

Cumulic

Haplaquolls.

Mesic P 0.5–1.0 Apr–Jun <6.0 Frequent Long Mar–Jun 2B3,4 All 6W

Artray, High Elevation (CA7070)

Cumulic

Haplaquolls.

Mesic P 0.5–4.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Occasional Brief Jan–May 2B3 All 6W

Bandy (MT1485)

Typic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 Apr–Aug <6.0 None-Rare 2B3 0–4% 5W

Bandy, Occasionally

Flooded (MT

1653) Typic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 May–Jun <6.0 Occasional Brief Jan–Jun 2B3 0–4% 4W

Barnett (TX 1280)

Vertic

Fluvaquents.

HyperThermicVP 0–1,0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent Long Jan–Dec 2B3,4 All 6W

Barnett, Overwash

(TX1281) Vertic

Fluvaquents.

HyperThermicVP 0–2.5 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent Long Jan–Dec 2B3,4 All 6W

Barney, Loamy Surface (NEO153)

Mollic

Fluvaquents.

Mesic P 0–1.5 Nov–Jun <6.0 Common Brief Feb–Jul 2B3 0–2%

Channeled

5W

6W

Barney, Loamy, Wet

(NEO154) Mollic

Fluvaquents.

Mesic VP 0–1.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 Common Brief Feb–Jul 2B3 0–2%

Channeled

5W

6W

Barzee (MT1617)

Typic Borofibrists.

Frigid VP 0–1.0 Apr–Oct <6.0 Occasional Long Apr–Jun 1 0–2% 5W

Bayside, Very Poorly Drained

(CA2586) Aeric

Tropic

Fluvaquents.

Isomesic VP 0–1.0 Jan–Mar <6.0 Frequent Brief Dec–Feb 2B3

Big Blue, Cool

(CO4140)

Fluvaquentic

Haplaquolls.

Frigid P 0–3.0 May–Aug <6.0 Rare 2B3 0–5% 6C

Big Blue, Mottled

Subsoil (CO3600)

Fluvaquentic

Haplaquolls.

Frigid P 0.5–1.0 May–Aug <6.0 Frequent Brief May–Jun 2B3 0–3% 6W

Birds, Undrained

(IL0463) Typic

Fluvaquents.

Mesic VP +2–0.5 Oct–Jul <6.0 Frequent Long Mar–Jun 2B3, 3, 4 Undrained 5W

Blackwell, Cool

(ID1897) Typic

Cryaquolls.

Cryic P, VP 0–2.5 Mar–Jul <6.0 Common V Brief–

Brief

Apr–Jun 2B3 Poorly Dr

V Poorly Dr

Cool

5W

6W

7W
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1995—Continued

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Tempera- ture

Drainage

class

High water table Perm. with- in 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria num- ber

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase criteria

Class

and subclass

Blossberg (MT

1273) Typic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 Apr–Jul <6.0 None-Rare 2B3 0–4% 5W

Blue Earth, Ponded

(MN0808) Mollic

Fluvaquents.

Mesic VP +3–0 Jan–Dec <6.0 None-Rare 2B3, 3 Ponded 8W

Bonebasin (MT

1505)

Fluvaquentic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid VP 90–1.5 Jan–Dec <6.0 Non-Rare 2B3 0–2% 5W

Bonebasin (MT

1570)

Fluvaquentic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid VP 0–1.0 Apr–Jun <6.0 None-Rare 2B3 0–2% 5W

Bonebasin, Occasionally Flooded

(MT1654)

Fluvaquentic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid VP 0–1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 RareOccasionalBrief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–2% 5W

Brooker, Poorly

Drained

(MO0355) Vertic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic P 0–1.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 Rare–

Common

Brief–

Long

Nov–May 2B3, 4 Rare

Occas

Freq, Brief

Freq, Long

3W

3W

4W

5W

Boxiron (MN01790)

Histic Sulfaquents.

Mesic VP +1–0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent V Brief Jan–Dec 2B3, 3 All 8W

Bragton (OR0782)

Sapric Terric

Tropohemists.

Isomesic VP +1–2.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent Brief Jan–Dec 1, 3 All 5W

Brooklyn, Undrained

(IL0464) Vertic

Albaqualfs.

Mesic P +1–0 Jan–Jun <6.0 None–Rare 3B3, 3 Undrained 5W

Bucksport, Ponded

(ME0143) Typic

Borosaprists.

Figid VP +1–0.5 Sep–Jul <6.0 None 1, 3 All 7W

Burman, Moderately

Deep (CA2759)

Argic Duraquolls 1.

Mesic SP +.5–0.5 Jan–Mar <6.0 None 2A, 3 0–5% None 4W

Burman, Occasionally Flooded (CA

2760) Argic

Duraquolls 1.

Mesic SP +5–0.5 Dec–Apr <6.0 Occasional Brief Dec–Mar 2A, 3 0–2% 4W

Cache, Wet

(UT1930) Typic

Salorthids 1.

Mesic P 0–1.5 May–Oct <6.0 None 2B3 All 7W

Calco, Ponded

(IA0185) Cumulic

Haplaquolls.

Mesic VP +2–0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Common Brief-Long Feb–Nov 2B3, 3, 4 All 8W

Calcousta (IA0312)

Typic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic VP +1–1.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 None 2B3, 3 Drained

Undrained

3W

5W

Canarway (MT

1406).

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 Apr–Jul <6.0 Occasional Brief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–2% 6W

Canarway, Heavy

Metals (MT 1432)

Aeric Fluvaquents.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 Apr–Jul <6.0 Occasional Brief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–2% 7E

Canburn, Stratified

(UT 4240)

Cumulic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid P 0.5–1.5 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent Long Apr–Jun 2B3, 4 All 5W

Cathro, Very Bouldery (MI0687)

Terric

Borosaprists.

Frigid VP +1–1.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 None 1 All 7S

Cedarrock

(MN0752)

Cumulic

Epiaquolls.

Frigid P 0.5–1.5 Oct–Jul <6.0 Common Brief Mar–Jun 2B3 Occas

Freq

3W

Chaffee, Stratified

(CO3862)

Cumulic

Haplaquolls.

Frigid P 0–1.5 Apr–Aug <6.0 None 2B3 1–3% 6W

Chaska, Channeled

(MN0768) Aeric

Fluvaquents 1.

Mesic SP 1.5–2.5 Nov–Jun <6.0 Frequent Long Mar–Jun 4 Freq 6W
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1995—Continued

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Temperature

Drainage

class

High water table

Perm. within 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria number

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase

criteria

Class

and subclass

Chastain, Ponded

(SC0152) Typic

Fluvaquents.

Thermic P +3–0 Nov–May <6.0 Common V Long Nov–Jun 2B3, 3, 4 All 7W

Chetomba

(MN0748) Typic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic P 0.5–1.5 Nov–Jun <6.0 None 2B3 All 2W

Chia (GU0318)

Terric

Tropohemists.

IsohyperthermicVP +1–1.0 Jan–Dec >6.0 Frequent V Long Jan–Dec 1, 3, 4

Chickreek, Flooded

(ID1924) Typic

Cryaquents.

Cryic P +1–1.5 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent Long May–Jul 2B3, 3, 4 0–1% 6W

Clamo, Gravelly

Substratum

(SD0327)

Cumulic Vertic

Endoaquolls 1.

Mesic P 0.5–1.5 Oct–Jul <6.0 Occasional Brief Mar–Sep 2B3 Drained

Undrained

2W

4W

Clamo, Loamy Substratum (SD0389)

Cumulic Vertic

Endoaquolls 1.

Mesic P 0.5–1.5 Oct–Jun <6.0 Rare-OccasionalLong Mar–Jun 2B3 PE31–44,

Undrained

PE>44,

Drained

PE>44,

Undrained

4W

2W

4W

Clamo, Poorly

Drained (SD0542)

Cumulic Vertic

Endoaquolls 1.

Mesic P 0.5–1.5 Oct–Jun <6.0 Common Long Mar–Jun 2B3, 4 PE>44,

Drained

PE>44,

Undrained

PE>31–44,

Undrained

PE>31–44,

Drained

2W

4W

4W

2W

Clawson, High Precipitation

(OR1599) Typic

Haplaquepts.

Mesic P 1.0–3.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 None 2B3 All 3W

Clear Lake,

MAP>20

(CA2703) Typic

Pelloxererts 1.

Thermic P +1.–0 Dec–Apr <6.0 Frequent V Long Dec–Apr 2B3, 3, 4 0–1% Map

>20

3S

Clunton (MT1500)

Fluvaquentic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid VP +1–1.5 Jan–Dec <6.0 None-Rare 2B3, 3 0–4%

4–15%

5W

6W

Clunton (MT1557)

Fluvaquentic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid VP 0–1.0 Apr–Jul <6.0 Rare-FrequentBrief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–4% 5W

Columbia, Channeled (CA2521)

Aquic

Xerofluvents 1 2.

Thermic SP 3.0–5.0 Dec–Apr <6.0 Frequent Long Dec–Apr 4 ETA<12 4W

Columbia, Frequently Flooded

(CA2519) Aquic

Xerofluvents 1 2.

Thermic SP 3.05–5.0 Dec–Apr <6.0 Frequent Long Dec–Apr 4 0–2% 4W

Cometcrik (MT1501)

Cumulic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 Apr–Jul <6.0 Frequent Brief Apr–May 2B3 2–8% 5W

Corbiere, Frequently

Flooded

(CA2680) Pachic

Argixerolls.

Thermic SP 2.0–4.0 Dec–Mar <6.0 Frequent Long Dec–Mar 4 0–1% 4W

Corsica (MD0180)

Typic

Umbraquults.

Mesic VP +1–0.5 Dec–Jun <6.0 None 2B3, 3 Undrained

Drained

4W

3W

Corvuso (MN0688)

Typic Calciaquolls.

Mesic P 0.5–1.5 Nov–Jul <6.0 None 2B3 All 2W

Cosmos (MN0676)

Vertic Epiaquolls.

Mesic P 0.5–1.5 Nov–Jul <6.0 None 2B3 All 2W

Cove, Rarely Flooded (OR1602)

Vertic

Haplaquolls 1.

Mesic P 0–1.0 Dec–Jun <6.0 Rare 2B3 All 4W

Crowriver (MN0691)

Typic Calciaquolls.

Mesic P 0.5–1.5 Nov–Jul <6.0 None 2B3 All 2W
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1995—Continued

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Temperature

Drainage

class

High water table

Perm. within 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria number

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase

criteria

Class

and subclass

Cudahy, Clayey

Substratum

(UT2093)

Petrocalcic

Calciaquolls 1.

Mesic P 0–2.0 Apr–Aug <6.0 Occasional Long Apr–Jul 2B3 All 7W

Cudahy, Wet

(UT1980)

Petrocalcic

Calciaquolls 1.

Mesic VP 1.0–1.5 Apr–Aug <6.0 Occasional Long Apr–Jun 2B3 0–3% 7W

Cupco (OK0241)

Aeric Ochraqualfs.

Thermic VP 0.5–2.0 Nov–May <6.0 Rare-Occasional

V Brief–

Brief

Jan–Jul 2B3 Occas

Rare

4W

3W

Dechel (GU0323)

Tropic

Fluvaquents.

IsohyperThermicVP +1–1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent V Long Jan–Dec 2B3, 3, 4

Deford, Mucky Surface (MI0736)

Typic

Psammaquents.

Frigid P, VP +1–1.0 Oct–May <6.0 None 2B3, 3 Drained

Undrained

3W

5W

Dello (CA2509)

Typic

Psammaquents 1 2.

Thermic VP 3.0–4.0 Dec–Apr <6.0 Frequent Long Dec–Apr 4 0–2% 4W

Denny, Undrained

(IL0465) Vertic

Albaqualfs.

Mesic P +1–0 Jan–Jun <6.0 None 2B3, 3 Undrained 5W

Dora, Ponded

(MN0713) Terric

Borosaprists.

Frigid VP +2–0 Jan–Dec <6.0 None 1, 3 All 8W

Dreka (TX1243)

Aeric

Fluvaquents 2.

Thermic SP 0.5–2.5 Nov–May <6.0 Frequent Long Nov–May 4 Freq 5W

Dunkleber

(MT1520) Typic

Borofibrists.

Frigid VP 0 ¥0.5 Apr–Oct <6.0 Rare 1 0–2% 5W

Eachuston, Short

FFS (CO3638)

Typic Cryaquents.

Cryic P 0–0.5 May–Aug <6.0 Common Long Apr–Jun 2B3, 4 1–5% 6C

Egas, Poorly

Drained (SD0590)

Typic Haplaquolls.

Mesic P 0–1.5 Oct–Jun <6.0 Common Brief Apr–Oct 2B3 All 6S

Egglake,

Depressional

(MN0753) Mollic

Endoaqualfs.

Frigid VP +1–0.5 Mar–Dec <6.0 None 2B3, 3 Drained

undrained

3W

6W

Elpaso (IL0456)

Typic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic P +.5–1.5 Mar–Jun <6.0 None 2B3, 3 Drained

undrained

2W

5W

Esquon, Map>20

(CA2704) Xeric

Epiaquerts.

Thermic SP 0–4.0 Dec–Apr <6.0 Frequent V Long Dec–Apr 2A, 4 All 3S

Estes, Occasionally

Flooded (TX

1265) Aeric

Dystraquerts.

Thermic SP +.5–1.0 Nov–Mar <6.0 Occasional Brief Nov–May 2A, 3 Occas 4W

Ezell (OK0356)

Aeric Fluvaquents.

Thermic VP +1.–1.0 Oct–Jun <6.0 Common V Brief Mar–Aug 2B3, 3 All 5W

Faxon, Soft Bedrock

(MN0767) Typic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic P, VP 0–1.0 Nov–May <6.0 NoneCommonV Brief Apr–May 2B3 Drained

Undrained

3W

6W

Finn (MT 1478)

Typic Cryaquolls.

Cryic P, VP +1.–1.5 Apr–Aug <6.0 None-Rare 2B3, 3 0–4% 6W

Foolhen (MT 1477)

Typic cryaquolls.

Cryic P, VP +1.–1.5 Apr–Aug <6.0 None-Rare 2B3, 3 0–8% 6W

Forestcity (MN0692)

Typic Argiaquolls.

Mesic P 0.5–1.5 Nov–Jul <6.0 None 2B3 All 2W

Forney, Dry

(IA0669) Vertic

Fluvaquents.

Mesic P 1.0–3.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 Rare 2B3 PE>44 2W

Foxlake (MN0718)

Vertic Epiaquolls.

Frigid P 0.5–1.5 Oct–Jun <6.0 None 2B3 All 2W

Franeau (TX0911)

Sodic

Endoaquerts.

HyperthermicP 0 –1.5 Sep–May <6.0 Occasional V Brief Jan–Dec 2B3 All 5W
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1995—Continued

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Temperature

Drainage

class

High water table

Perm. within 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria number

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase

criteria

Class

and subclass

Gannett, Poorly

Drained (NE0183)

Cumulic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic P 0 –1.5 Nov–May <6.0 None-Rare 2B3 0–2%

Channeled

5

6W

Gannett, Very Poorly Drained

(NE0192)

Cumulic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic VP +.5–1.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 None-Rare 2B3,3 All 5W

Gas Creek, Cobbly

(CO4412) Typic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid P 0–3.0 Apr–Jun <6.0 Occasional Brief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–10% 6C

Gas Creek, Cool

(CO4155) Typic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid P,SP 0–3.0 Jun–Sep <6.0 Rare 2B3 0–1%

1–5%

7S

7S

Gas Creek, Gravelly

(CO3870) Typic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid P 0–1.0 Jun–Jul <6.0 None 2B3 1–3% 6W

Gay, Very Stony

(MI0691) Typic

Epiaquepts.

Frigid P,VP +1 –0.5 Oct–Jun <6.0 None 2B3,3 All 6S

Gerrard, Loamy

(CO3590) Typic

Haplaquolls 1.

Frigid P 1.0–1.5 Apr–Aug <6.0 Rare 2B3 0–3% 6C

Gerrard, Thick Surface (CO4672)

Typic

Haplaquolls 1.

Frigid P 1.0–1.5 Apr–Aug <6.0 None-Rare 2B3 All 6W

Gleneyre (PA0172)

Typic Fluvaquents.

Mesic VP +1.–0.5 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent Long Sep–Jun 2B3,3,4 All 5W

Gold Creek, Cool

(CO4157) Vertic

Haplaquolls.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 Apr–Sep <6.0 Occasional Brief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–5% 6C

Gothenburg, Loamy

(NE0419) Typic

Psammaquents.

Mesic P 0–1.5 Nov–Jun <6.0 Common Brief Dec–Jul 2B3 All 7W

Grasshopper

(ID1906)

Aquandic

Umbraqualfs.

Frigid P 0.5–1.5 Feb–Jun <6.0 Frequent Brief Mar–Jun 2B3 0–3% 5W

Guayabota

(PR0102) Lithic

Tropaquepts.

IsothermicP 0.5–1.5 Jan–Dec <6.0 None 2B3 All 7S

Hagga, Loamy Surface (CO3513)

Typic Fluvaquents.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 May–Jul <6.0 Rare 2B3 0–5% 5W

Haggard (AK0402)

Pergelic

Cryohemists.

Cryic VP 0.–1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 None 1 All 7W

Harps (IA0643)

Typic Calciaquolls.

Mesic P 1.0–3.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 None 2B3 All 2W

Harps, Dry (IA0671)

Typic Calciaquolls.

Mesic P 0.5–2.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 None 2B3 All 2W

Harps, Stratified

Substratum

(IA0681) Typic

Calciaquolls.

Mesic P 0–1.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 None 2B3 All 2W

Hegge (WI0546)

Vertic Epiaqualfs.

Frigid P 0–1.0 Sep–Jun <6.0 None 2B3 Drained

Undrained

3W

5W

Histosols (NE0513)

Medisaprists.

VP +2–1.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 None—

Common

Brief—

Long

Nov–Jun 1 All 8W

Holly Springs, Low

PPT (IA0213)

Cumulic

Haplaquolls.

Mesic P, VP 0–1.0 Nov–May <6.0 Common Brief Mar–Jun 2B3 Undrained

Drained

3W

2W

Hufman (AK0404)

Terric Cryofibrists.

Cryic VP +.5–1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Rare 1,3 0–1% 7W

Iffgulch (MT1514)

Typic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 May–Jul <6.0 Occasional Brief Mar–May 2B3 0–4% 5W

Ilachetomel

(GU0324) Typic

Sulfihemists.

Isohyper–

Thermic

VP +1–1.0 Jan–Dec >=6.0 Frequent V Long Jan–Dec 1, 3, 4
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1995—Continued

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Tempera- ture

Drainage

class

High water table Perm. with- in 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria num- ber

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase criteria

Class

and subclass

Indiantown

(MD0173)

Cumulic

Humaquepts.

Mesic VP +.5–0.5 Sep–Jun <6.0 Frequent Brief Jan–Dec 2B3, 3 All 5W

Klasi (AK0397)

Histic Pergelic

Cryaquepts.

Cryic P 0.–1.5 Jan–Dec <6.0 None 2B3 0–12% 6W

Knoke, Stratified

Substratum

(IA0682) Vertic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic VP +1–1.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 None 2B3, 3 Drained

Undrained

3W

7W

Kolls, Ponded

(SD0540) Typic

Epiaquerts.

Mesic VP +1.–1.0 Apr–Jun <6.0 None 2B3, 3 Ponded 8W

Kovich (UT0306)

Cumulic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid P 1.0–3.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 Rare 2B3 All 7W

Koyuktolik (AK0428)

Typic

Borohemists.

Frigid VP 1.0–0.5 Jan–Dec >=6.0 None 1

Lajara, Flooded

(CO3479) Typic

Haplaquolls.

Frigid P 0.5–2.5 Apr–Jul <6.0 Frequent Brief Apr–Jul 2B3 0–1% 6W

Lajara, Stratified

(CO4673) Typic

Haplaquolls.

Frigid P 0.5–1.5 Apr–Jul <6.0 Frequent Brief Apr–Jul 2B3 0–1%

Saline

5W

6W

Larchpoint

(MT1385) Typic

Endoaquepts.

Frigid P 0–2.0 Apr–Jun <6.0 Occasional Long Mar–Jun 2B3 0–2% 5W

Las Animas,

MAP>10

(CO4199) Typic

Fluvaquents 1.

Mesic P 1.0–3.0 May–Jul <6.0 Occasional Brief May–Aug 2B3 0–3% 6C

Las Animas, Saline,

Flooded

(CO4269) Typic

Fluvaquents 1.

Mesic P 0–1.5 May–Jul <6.0 Frequent Brief May–Aug 2B3 0–3% 6W–

Leslie, Poorly

Drained

(MO0372)

Argiaquic

Argialbolls 1.

Mesic P 0–1.5 Nov–May <6.0 None 2B3 0–2% 2W

Levasy, Poorly

Drained

(MO0360)

Fluvaquentic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic P 0–1.5 Nov–Jun <6.0 RareCommonLong Feb–Jun 2B3, 4 Rare

Occas

Freq, Brief

Freq, Long

3W

3W

4W

5W

Liscum (AK0473)

Histic Cryaquepts.

Cryic VP 0–1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 None-Rare 2B3 All 5W

Inkosr (GU0353)

Typic

Tropaquents.

IsohyperthermicP 0.5–2.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Occasional Brief Jan–Dec 2B3 All

Insak (GU0354)

Typic

Tropaquents.

IsohyperthermicVP +1–1.0 Jan–Dec >6.0 Frequent V Long Jan–Dec 2B2, 3, 4

Irim, Cool (CO4185)

Typic Haplaquolls.

Frigid P 0.5–1.5 Apr–Jun <6.0 None-Rare 2B3 0–5% 5W

Irim, Gravelly

(CO4413) Typic

Haplaquolls.

Frigid P 0.5–1.5 Apr–Jun <6.0 Occasional Brief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–5% 6C

Jacobsville, Stony

(MI0694) Typic

Endoaquepts.

Frigid P +.5–1.0 Nov–May <6.0 None 2B3, 3 All 5W

Jacobsville, Very

Stony (MI0693)

Typic

Endoaquepts.

Frigid P +.5–1.0 Nov–May <6.0 None 2B3, 3 All 6S

James, Very Poorly

Drained (SD0486)

Cumulic Vertic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic VP 0.5–1.0 Oct–Jun <6.0 Common Long Mar–Oct 2B3, 4 PE>44 5W

Kampville (MO0136)

Typic

Endoaqualfs.

Mesic P 0–1.0 Nov–May <6.0 RareOccasionalBrief-Long Mar–June 2B3 All 3W
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1995—Continued

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Temperature

Drainage

class

High water table

Perm. within 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria number

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase

criteria

Class

and subclass

Kanotin (MI0727)

Histic Epiaquods.

Frigid VP +1–1.0 Oct–May <6.0 None 2B3,3 Undrained 5W

Kezan, Channeled

(NE0235) Mollic

Fluvaquents.

Mesic P 1.0–3.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 Common Brief Mar–Jul 2B3 Channeled

Wet

6W

5W

Kezan, MAAT47–53

(NE0232) Mollic

Fluvaquents.

Mesic P 1.0–3.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 Common Brief Mar–Jul 2B3 Freq

Occas

4W

4W

Kilgore, Extremely

Gravelly

(CO3681)

Cumulic

Cryaquolls.

Cryic P 1.0–3.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Common V Brief May–Sep 2B3 0–6% 5W

Kimbles (PA0173)

Typic

Endoaquepts.

Mesic P 0–0.5 Oct–Jun <6.0 None 2B3 All 4W

Liscum (AK0497)

Histic Cryaquepts.

Cryic VP 0–1.0 Jan.–Dec <6.0 None–Rare 2B3 All 5W

Logan, Moderately

Drained (UT0466)

Typic

Calciaquolls 1.

Mesic P 1.0–2.5 May–Sep <6.0 Rare 2B3 0–3% 5W

Logan, Stratifield

Substratum

(UT2084) Typic

Calciaquolls 1.

Mesic P 1.0–2.5 Mar–Jul <6.0 Rare 2B3 0–3% 5W

Logan, Stratifield

Substratum

(UT2100) Typic

Calciaquolls1.

Mesic VP 0-1.0 Mar–Jul <6.0 Frequent V Long Mar–Jul 2B3, 4 All 7W

Longhope, Ponded

(NC0215) Terric

Borosaprists.

Frigid VP +.5–0.5 Oct–Jun <6.0 None 1 All 7W

Longmont, Clayey

(C03595) Aeric

Halaquepts1.

Mesic P 1.0–2.0 May–Sep <6.0 Common Brief Mar–Jul 2B3 All 6W

Loup, Poorly

Drained (NE0248)

Typic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic P 0–1.5 Nov–May <6.0 None-Rare 2B3 0–2% 5W

Loup, Very Poorly

Drained (NE0249)

Typic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic VP +.5–1.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 None-Rare 2B3,3 All 5W

Lowder, Very Bouldery (MT3080)

Typic Cryaquepts.

Cryic VP 0–1.0 May–Aug <6.0 Rare 2B3 2–15%

15–25%

6W

6E

Ludden, Very Poorly

Drained (ND0447)

Typic

Endoaquerts.

Frigid VP 0.5–1.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 Frequent Brief-Long Mar–Jun 2B3, 4 All 5W

Magna, Wet

(UT2782) Typic

Calciaquolls1.

Mesic P 0–2.0 Apr–Aug <6.0 Occasional Long Apr–Jun 2B3 0–1% 5W

Mankomen

(AK0413) Histic

Pergelic

Cryaquepts.

Cryic VP, P 0.5–1.5 Jan–Dec <6.0 None 2B3 All 6W

Marlake, Loamy

Surface (NE0161)

Mollic

Psammaquents.

Mesic VP +2–1.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 None 2B3, 3 All 8W

Marlake, Mucky

Surface (NE0157)

Mollic

Psammaquents.

MESIC VP +2–1.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 None 2B3, 3 All 8W

Marlake, Sandy

Surface (NE0159)

Mollic

Psammaquents.

MESIC VP +2–1.0 Nov–Jun >=6.0 None 2B2, 3 All 8W

McCabe (MT1404)

Aeric Fluvaquents.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 Apr–Jul <6.0 Occasional Brief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–2% 4E
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1995—Continued

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Tempera- ture

Drainage

class

High water table Perm. with- in 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria num- ber

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase criteria

Class

and subclass

McCabe, Heavy

Metals (MT1433)

aeric Fluvaquents.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 Apr–Jul <6.0 Occasional Brief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–2% 7E

McCabe, Moist (MT

1651) Aeric

Fluvaquents.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 May–Jun <6.0 Occasional Brief Jan–Jun 2B3 0–2% 4W

McGregor (MT

1619) Aquic

Eutrochrepts.

MESIC VP 0–1.0 Apr–Oct <6.0 Frequent Long Apr–Jun 2B3, 4 0–2% 5W

McKeen (ND0437)

Typic Fluvaquents.

Frigid VP 0–1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Common Long Apr–Jun 2B3, 4 Undrained 5W

McKeen, Ponded

(ND0438).

Frigid VP +3.–1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Common V Long Apr–Jun 2B3, 3, 4 Undrained 8W

McKenton (MT

1572)

Fluvaquentic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid VP 0–1.0 Apr–Aug <6.0 RareOccasionalBrief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–2% 7S

Meadowpeak (MT

1362) Mollic

Fluvaquents.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 Apr–Aug <6.0 Common Long Mar–Jun 2B3, 4 0–2% Occas

0.2% Freq

5W

5W

Meaton (TX1004)

Typic Argiaquolls.

HyperThermicSP 0–1.5 Jan–Mar <6.0 Occasional V Brief Sep–Oct 2A All 4W

Mendenhall, Short

FFS (CO3644)

Cumulic

Cryaquolls.

Cryic P 0–0.5 Mar–Aug <6.0 Common Long Apr–Jun 2B3, 4 0–4% 6c

Mendna (AK0394)

Histic Pergelic

Cryaquepts.

Cryic VP, P 0.–2.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 None 2B3 All 6W

Mesei (GU0325)

Terric

Troposaprists.

Isohyperthermic–VP +1 –0.5 Jan–Dec >6.0 Frequent V Long Jan–Dec 1,3,4

Mollco (TX 1285)

Typic

Glossaqualfs.

Thermic VP + .5–1.0 Oct–May <6.0 None 2B3,3 All 6W

Moltoner (MT 1573)

Aeric Fluvaquents.

Frigid P 0.5–2.0 Apr–Aug <6.0 Rare 2B3 0–2% 7S

Moltoner, Silty Clay

Loam Substratum

(MT 1524) Aeric

Fluvaquents.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 Apr–Nov <6.0 None 2B3 0–2% 6W

Mooreville, Frequently Flooded

(MS0132)

Fluvaquentic

Dystrochrepts 1.

Thermic MW 1.5–3.0 Jan–Mar <6.0 Frequent Long Jan–Mar 4 Freq 5W

Mooseflat (MT

1521) Typic

Cryaquolls.

Cryic VP 0 –1.0 Apr–Jun <6.0 Frequent Brief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–8% 5W

Mooseflat, Occasionally Flooded

(MT 1652) Typic

Cryaquolls.

Cryic VP 0 –1.0 Apr–Jun <6.0 Rare

Occasional

Brief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–8% 5W

Mosquito (AK0441)

Pergelic RupticHistic Cryaquepts.

Cryic VP +1 –1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 None–rare 2B3,3 0–2% 6W

Moteado, Rubbly

(PR0202) Humic

Haplaquox.

IsothermicP 0 –1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 None 2B3 3–15% STV

3–15% RB

15–65%

7W

7S

7S

Mountom (CA2713)

Terric

Medihemists.

Mesic VP 0 –1.0 Jan–Dec >=6.0 Frequent Long Jan–Dec 1,4 All 6W

Mtsterling (IA0637)

Aeric Fluvaquents.

Mesic P 0 –1.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 Rare–

Common

V BriefBriefSep–Jun 2B3 0–2% Occas

Freq

2W

5W

Murrstead (MT1620)

Typic Borofibrists.

Frigid VP 0 –1.0 Apr–Oct <6.0 Frequent Long Apr–Jun 1 0–2% 5W

Nahma, Stony

(MI0703) Histic

Humaquepts.

Frigid P +1 –1.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 None 2B3,3 All 5W

Naniak (GU0307)

Typic Sulfaquents.

IsohyperthermicVP +1 –1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent V Long Jan–Dec 2B3,3,4

Napa, Rarely Flooded (SD0536)

Typic Natraquerts.

Mesic P 0–3.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 2B3 Map<25

Map>25

6W

4W
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1995—Continued

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Temperature

Drainage

class

High water table

Perm. within 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria number

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase

criteria

Class

and subclass

Newtman (MT1639)

Fluvaquentic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid VP 0–1.0 Apr–Aug <6.0 None-Rare 2B3 0–4% 5W

Ngerungor

(GU0335) Typic

Sulfihemists.

IsohyperThermic

VP +1–0.5 Jan–Dec <=6.0 Frequent V Long Jan–Dec 1, 3, 4

Niwot, Cool

(CO4039) Typic

Haplaquolls 1.

Mesic P 0.5–1.5 Mar–Jun <6.0 Rare 2B3 0–2% 3S

Niwot, Wet

(CO3596) Typic

Haplaquolls 1 3.

Mesic P, SP 0.5–1.5 Mar–Jun <6.0 RareCommonBrief Mar–Nov 2B3 All 5W

Northwood, Ponded

(MN0702) Histic

Humaquepts.

Frigid VP +2 –0 Jan–Dec <6.0 None-Rare 2B3, 3 All 8W

Norway (SD0547)

Typic

Psammaquents.

Mesic P 0–1.5 Oct–May <=6.0 Occasional Long Mar–Nov 2B2 All 6W

Norway, Frequently

Flooded

(SD0548) Typic

Psammaquents.

Mesic VP 0–1.0 Oct–May <=6.0 Frequent Long Mar–Nov 2B2, 4 All 8W

Nuka (AK0464)

Terric

Borohemists.

Frigid VP 1.0–0.5 Jan–Dec <=6.0 None 1

Occidental

(CA2594) Typic

Fluvaquents.

Mesic VP 0–1.0 Jan–Mar <6.0 Occasional Brief Dec–Feb 2B3 0–2% 5W

Okoboji, Stratified

Substratum

(IA0641) Cumulic

Vertic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic VP +1–1.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 None 2B3, 3 MK–SIL,

MK–SICL

SICL, SIC,

SIL

3W

3W

Oldham, Wet

(SD0563)

Cumulic Vertic

Epiaquolls.

Frigid VP 0.5–1.5 Oct–Jun <6.0 None 2B3 Drained,

Wet,

PE≤44

Undrained,

Wet,

PE≤44

3W

5W

Oldtown,

Depressional

(FL0141) Histic

Humaquepts.

Thermic VP +2–0 Feb–Oct <=6.0 None 2B2, 3 All 7W

Oldtown, Flooded

(FL0140) Histic

Humaquepts.

Thermic VP +2 ¥0 Feb–Oct >=6.0 Frequent Long Feb–Oct 2B2,3,4 All 7W

Olokui (HI0186)

Typic

Placaquepts.

Isomesic P 0.5–1.5 Jan–Dec <6.0 None 2B3 3–30% 7E

Owego, Dry

(IA0674) Mollic

Fluvaquents.

Mesic P 1.0–3.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 Rare 2B3 All 3W

Parle (MN0728)

Cumulic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid P 0.5–1.5 Mar–Jul <6.0 None 2B3 All 2W

Parsons (OK0011)

Mollic Albaqualfs.

Thermic P 0.5–1.5 Dec–Apr <6.0 None 2B3 0–1%

1–3%

1–3% Eroded

2S

3E

4E

Paupack (PA0180)

Terric

Medisaprists.

Mesic VP 1.0–0 Sep–Jun <6.0 None 1 All 5W

Petrolia, Undrained

(IL0466) Typic

Fluvaquents.

Mesic P,VP +2 ¥0 Dec–Jun <6.0 RareCommonLong-V

Long

Dec–Jun 2b3,3,4 Undrained 5W

Piopolis, Undrained

(IL0467) Typic

Fluvaquents.

Mesic VP +2 ¥0 Dec–Jun <6.0 RareCommonLong-V

Long

Dec–Jun 2B3,3,4 Undrained 5W

Pleine, Very Stony

(MI0707) Histic

Humaquepts.

Frigid P 0 ¥0.5 Nov–Jun <6.0 Frequent Long Nov–May 2B3,4 All 6S
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1995—Continued

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Temperature

Drainage

class

High water table

Perm. within 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria number

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase

criteria

Class

and subclass

Poganeab, Loamy

Surface (UT2009)

Typic

Fluvaquents 1.

Mesic P 1.0–3.0 May–Aug <6.0 Occasional Brief Apr–Jun 2B3 All 6W

Portage, Poorly

Drained (M00361)

Vertic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic P 0 –1.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 RareCommonBrief-Long Mar–Jul 2B3,4 Rare

Occas

Freq, Brief

Freq, Long

3W

3W

4W

5W

Prieto, Rubbly

(PR0207) Typic

Tropaquepts.

IsohyperthermicP 0 ¥1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 None 2B3 All 7S

Prinsburg (MN0749)

Typic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic P 0.5–1.5 Nov–Jun <6.0 None 2B3 All 2W

Provo Bay, Loamy

Subsoil (UT 1937)

Typic Calciaquolls.

Mesic P, VP 0–1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent V Long Apr–Jul 2B3, 4 Sicl

PT-Sil

5W

8W

Purnell (MD0171)

Histic Sulfaquents.

Mesic VP +1 –0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent V Brief Jan–Dec 2B3, 3 All 8W

Racoon, Undrained

(IL0460) Typic

Endoaqualfs.

Mesic P +1 –0.5 Jan–Jun <6.0 RareOccasionalBrief Mar–May 2B3, 3 All 5W

Rauville Ponded

(SD0588)

Cumulic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid VP 2.0–0.5 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent Long Mar–Oct 4 All 8W

Raveenwash

(IL0455) Aquic

Udifluvents 2.

Mesic SP 1.0–2.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 Frequent Long Nov–Jun 4 Freq 3W

Regan, Warm

(ND0449) Typic

Calciaquolls.

Frigid VP, P 0–1.5 Oct–Jun <6.0 Common Brief-Long Mar–Jun 2B3, 4 Wet

Dry

5W

4W

Rollaway (MI0743)

Histic

Humaquepts.

Frigid P, VP +2 –1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 Frequent Brief-V

Long

Mar–May 2B3, 3, 4 All 5W

Rosane (CO4075)

Typic Cryaquolls.

Cryic P 0.5–2.0 Apr–Aug <6.0 Occasional Brief May–Aug 2B3 0–3%

Warm

6W

5C

Rosane, Flooded

(CO3865) Typic

Cryaquolls.

Cryic P 0.5–2.0 Apr–AUg <6.0 Frequent Brief May–Aug 2B3 1–5% 6W

Rosane, High PPT

(CO3682) Typic

Cryaquolls.

Cryic P 0.5–2.0 Apr–Aug <6.0 Common Brief May–Aug 2B3 0–8% 6C

Rushriver (MN0750)

Mollic

Fluvaquents.

Mesic P 0.5–1.5 Nov–Aug <6.0 Common Brief Feb–Jun 2B3 Freq

Occas

5W

2W

Salt Lake, Gypsiferous Substratum (UT1951)

Typic

Calciaquolls 1.

Mesic MW 3.0–4.0 Apr–Aug <6.0 Frequent Long Apr–Jun 4 All 5W

Saltair, Saline

(UT2087) Typic

Salorthids 1.

Mesic VP 0–1.0 Mar–Oct <6.0 Occasional Long Feb–Sep 2B1 Str Saline 8X

Saltair, Wet

(UT2038) Typic

Salorthids 1.

Mesic P 0–1.0 Mar–Jun <6.0 RareCommonLong Feb–Sep 2B3, 4 Str Saline 8S

Saltair, Wet

(UT2792) Typic

Salorthids 1.

Mesic P 0 ¥1.0 Mar–Oct <6.0 Occasional Long Feb–Sep 2B3 Str Saline 8S

Saltillo (NE0434)

Typic Halaquepts.

Mesic P 0 <1.5 Nov–Jul <6.0 Common Brief Apr–Jul 2B3 All 6S

San Luis, Wet

(CO3597) Aquic

Natratgids 1.

Frigid SP 0 ¥2.0 May–Aug <6.0 None 2A 0–1% 7S

Sandwick (MN0348)

Arenic

Glossaqualfs.

Frigid P 0.5¥1.5 Apr–Jun <=6.0 None 2B2 LFS, LS

FS, S

3W

4W

Sandy Point

(VI0017) ThaptoHistic Tropic

Fluvaquents.

IsohyperThermicVP +1 ¥0.5 Apr–Dec <6.0 Frequent V Long Apr–Dec 2B3, 3, 4 All 8W

Sawatch, Gravelly

(CO3867) Histic

Haploquolls.

Frigid P 0 ¥1.0 Mar–Sep <6.0 Occasional Long Apr–Jun 2B3 1–5% 6W
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1995—Continued

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Temperature

Drainage

class

High water table

Perm. within 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria number

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase

criteria

Class

and subclass

Schrader, Stratified

(CO3586)

Cumulic

Haplaquolls.

Frigid P 1.0¥2.0 Apr–Aug <6.0 Frequent Brief Apr–Jul 2B3 0–3% 6W

Schrader, Stratified

(CO4454)

Cumulic

Haplaquolls.

Frigid P 1.0¥1.5 May–Jul <6.0 Common Brief Apr–Jul 2B3 0–5% 4C

Scott, Drained

(NE0379) Typic

Argialbolls.

Mesic SP 0 ¥2.0 Mar–Aug <6.0 None 2A All 3W

Scribner, Frequently

Flooded

(CA2454)

Cumulic Haplaquolls 1 2.

Thermic SP 1.5¥3.0 Dec–Apr <6.0 Frequent Long Dec–Apr 4 Freq 4W

Seelyeville, Frequently Flooded

(MN0733) Typic

Borosaprists.

Frigid VP 0 ¥2.0 Oct–Jun <6.0 Frequent Long Nov–May 1 All 6W

Shiloh, Undrained

(IL0461) Vertic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic VP +1 ¥0 Jan–Jun <6.0 None 2B3, 3 Undrained 5W

Slacwater (IL0457)

Typic Hapludalfs.

Mesic P +.5 ¥1.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 Frequent Long-V

Long

Nov–Jun 3, 4 Drained

Undrained

2W

5W

Smithland (IA0633)

Aquic Cumulic

Hapludolls 2.

Mesic SP 2.0–4.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 Frequent Long Feb–Nov 4 Freq, Long 5W

Springport (MI0542)

Typic Epiaquolls.

Frigid P +1 –1.0 Oct–Jun <6.0 None 2B3, 3 Drained

Undrained

3W

5W

Springport, Mucky

Surface (MI0126)

Typic Epiaquolls.

Frigid P +1 –1.0 Oct–Jun <6.0 None 2B3, 3 Drained

Undrained

3W

5W

Stamp (ID1322)

Aquic

Cryochrepts.

Cryic SP 0–3.0 Jan–Jun <6.0 Rare 2A 0–4% 4W

Stinkcreek (ID1955)

Aeric Calciaquolls.

Mesic P 0–1.5 Feb–Jun <6.0 Rare 2B3 0–2% 5W

Sugar Beach

(VI0021)

Fluvaquentic

Troposaprists.

Isohyper

Thermic

VP +1 –0.5 Apr–Dec <6.0 Frequent V Long Apr–Dec 1, 2B3, 3,

4–

All 8W

Suntrana (AK0290)

Andic Cryaquods.

Cryic P 1.0–2.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 None 2B3 2–7% 5W

Sweagert, Thick

Substratum

(CA9409) Typic

Durixerolls 1.

Mesic MW +.5 –3.0 Dec–Apr <6.0 None 3 2–5% 4W

Swedna (AK0396)

Typic Cryaquents.

Cryic VP, P 0.–1.5 Apr–Oct <6.0 Common Brief-Long Apr–Oct 2B3, 4 0–3% 5W

Tanacross

(AK0496) Histic

Pergelic

Cryaquepts.

Cryic P 0–1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 None-Rare 2B3 0–5% 5W

Tangoe, Wet

(AK0482)

Oxyaquic

Cryorthents 1.

Cryic VP, P 0–1.5 May–Oct >=6.0 Common Brief May–Sep 2B1 0–8% 6S

Tanwax, Drained

(WA0838) Limnic

Medisaprists.

Mesic P 1.5–3.0 Oct–May <6.0 None 1 All 4W

Teneb (ID1905)

Aquandic

Epiaqualfs.

Frigid P +.5 –1.0 Feb–May <6.0 Occasional Brief Mar–May 2B3, 3 0–2% 4W

Threefork (MT1640)

Fluvaquentic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid VP 0–1.0 Apr–Jun <6.0 RareOccasionalBrief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–2% 5W

Tieville (IA0632)

Vertic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic P 0–1.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 Rare 2B3 All 3W

Tilfer, Soft Bedrock

(IA0655) Typic

Haplaquolls.

Mesic P, VP 0–2.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 Occasional Brief Feb–Nov 2B3 All 3W
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1995—Continued

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Tempera- ture

Drainage

class

High water table Perm. with- in 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria num- ber

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase criteria

Class

and subclass

Tobico, Loamy Surface (MI0723)

Mollic

Psammaquents.

Mesic P +1 –1.0 Sep–Jun <6.0 None 2B3, 3 Drained

Undrained

3W

5W

Tobico, Mucky Surface (MI0722)

Mollic

Psammaquents.

Mesic P +1 –1.0 Sep–Jun <6.0 None 2B3,3 Drained

Undrained

3W

5W

Torsido, Stratified

(CO4693) Typic

Argiaquolls.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 Apr–Aug <6.0 None 2B3 0–3% 6W

Tughill, Mucky Surface (NY0162)

Histic

Humaquepts.

Frigid VP +1 –0.5 Nov–Jun <6.0 None 2B3, 3 All 5W

Tujunga, Overwash

(CA2686) Typic

Xeropsamments 1.

Thermic SE >6.0 <6.0 Frequent Long Dec–Apr 4 0–2% 6W

Uturin (IA0634)

Mollic

Fluvaquents.

Mesic P 0–1.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 Common Brief Feb–Nov 2B3 All 3W

Vasquez, Cool

(CO3888) Humic

Pergelic

Cryaquepts.

Cryic P 0.5–2.0 Mar–Jul <6.0 None 2B3 5–25%

25–30%

6E

7E

Vastine, Stratified

Substratum

(CO4408) Typic

Endoaquolls.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 May–Jul <6.0 Occasional Brief May–Jul 2B3 0–5% 4C

Venable, Warm

(CO4081)

Cumulic

Cryaquolls.

Cryic P 1.0–2.5 Apr–Aug <6.0 Occasional V Brief Apr–Jun 2B3 0–5%

5–9%

5W

6E

Villard (MT1211)

Typic

Endoaquepts.

Frigid P 1.0–3.0 May–Sep <6.0 Common Brief Mar–Jun 2B3 All 6W

Vina, Frequently

Flooded

(CA2684)

Cumulic

Haploxerolls 1.

Thermic W >6.0 <6.0 Frequent Long Dec–Apr 4 0–2% 4W

Viterbo (TX1007)

Chromic vertic

Epiaqualfs.

HyperthermicSP 0 ¥1.5 Dec–Apr <6.0 None 2A All 4W

Wabun (MI0729)

Mollic

Psammaquents.

Frigid P, VP +1 ¥1.0 Oct–May >=6.0 None 2B1, 3 All 5W

Wacousta, Stratified

Substratum

(IA0687) Typic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic VP +1 ¥1.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 Occasional Brief Mar–Sep 2B3, 3 Drained

Undrained

3W

5W

Wapato, High Precipitation

(OR1628)

Fluvaquentic

Endoaquolls 1.

Mesic P +1 ¥1.0 Nov–May <6.0 Frequent Brief Dec–Apr 2B3, 3 All 3W

Wasson (OR1067)

Fluvaquentic

Humaquepts.

Mesic P 0 ¥2.0 Nov–Mar <6.0 Occasional Brief Nov–Mar 2B3 All 3W

Watterson, Wet

(CA2720) Xeric

Torriorthents 1.

Mesic W 0.5–1.5 May–Aug <6.0 Frequent Long May–Aug 4 All 6E

Webster, Stratified

Substratum

(IA0640) Typic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic P 0 ¥1.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 None 2B3 All 2W

Wekiva,

Depressional

(FL0142) Aeric

Endoaqualfs.

Thermic VP +2 ¥0 Jan–Sep <6.0 None 2B3, 3 All 7W

Weott (CA2592)

Aeric Fluvaquents.

Mesic VP 0 ¥1.0 Jan–Mar <6.0 Occasional Brief Dec–Feb 2B3 0–2% 6W

Wetsand (MT1139)

Aeric Fluvaquents.

Frigid P 1.0–1.5 May–Sep <6.0 RareOccasionalBrief Mar–Jun 2B3 0–2% 6W
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1995—Continued

[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to

Determine the Meaning of This Column]

Series and subgroup Tempera- ture

Drainage

class

High water table Perm. with- in 20

inches

Flooding

Hydric criteria num- ber

Capability

Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase criteria

Class

and subclass

Wetsand, Rarely

Flooded

(MT1337) Aeric

Fluvaquents.

Frigid P 1.0–2.0 May–Sep <6.0 None-Rare 2B3 0–2% 4W

Wetsand, Saline

(MT1706) Aeric

Fluvaquents.

Frigid P 1.0–1.5 May–Sep <6.0 Rare 2B3 0–2% 6W

Wetvit (NV2836)

Aquandic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic VP 0 ¥1.0 Jan–May <6.0 Frequent Long Jan–May 2B3,4 All 5W

Wetvit, Occasionally

flooded (NV2837)

Aquandic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic VP 1.0–1.5 Jan–May <6.0 Occasional Brief Jan–May 2B3 All 5W

2Wichup, Cool

(CO4217) Histic

Cryaquolls.

Cryic P 0 ¥0.5 Apr–May <6.0 Frequent Long May–Jun 4 Freq 6W

2Wichup, Short FFS

(CO3651) Histic

Cryaquolls.

Cryic P 0 ¥0.5 Apr–May <6.0 Frequent Long May–Jun 4

Wildwood, Ponded

(MN0714) Histic

Humaquepts.

Frigid VP +2–¥0 Jan–Dec <6.0 None 2B3, 3 All 8W

1Willows, Frequently Flooded

(CA2671) Typic

Pelloxererts.

Thermic P 4.0–6.0 Dec–Apr <6.0 Frequent Long Dec–Apr 4 Freq 4W

Witbeck, Extremely

Bouldery

(MI0718) Histic

Humaquepts.

Frigid P +.5–1.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 None 2B3, 3 All 7S

Witbeck, Very Bouldery (MI0717)

Histic

Humaquepts.

Frigid P +.5–1.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 None 2B3, 3 All 7S

Worswick (CA2593)

Aeric Fluvaquents.

Mesic VP 0–1.0 Jan–Mar <6.0 Occasional Brief Jan–Feb 2B3 0–2% 5W

Worthing, Poorly

Drained (SD0584)

Vertic Argiaquolls.

Mesic P +1 ¥1.0 Jan–Dec <6.0 None 2B3, 3 Drained,

PE>44

Undrained

Drained,

PE31–44

3W

5W

3W

Yearian, Rare

(ID1882) Typic

Haplaquolls.

Frigid P 0.5–1.5 Apr–Jun <6.0 Rare 2B3 0–8% 6W

Zekiah (MD0172)

Typic Fluvaquents.

Mesic P 0 ¥1.0 Sep–June <6.0 Frequent Brief Jan–Dec 2B3 All 5W

Zook (IA0665)

Cumulic Vertic

Endoaquolls.

Mesic P 0 ¥1.0 Nov–Jul <6.0 Rare 2B3 Rare 2W

1Some soil interpretation records representing phases of this series are not hydric.

2Some phases of this soil are not frequently flooded of long duration.

3Some drainage classes for this soil are not hydric.
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[The ‘‘Hydric Criteria Number’’ Column Indicates What Caused the Soil to be Included in the Hydric List. See the ‘‘Criteria for Hydric Soils’’ to Determine the Meaning of This Column.]

Series and Subgroup Tempera- ture Drainage class

High water table Perm. within 20

inches

Flooding Hydric criteria number Capability Depth Months Frequency Duration Months Critical phase criteria Class and sub-class

Chia (HI0318) 4Dechel (HI0323) 4Fannet (TX1173) 4Freer (MN0178) Aeric Glossaqualfs Frigid SP 1.0¥2.0 Nov–Jun <6.0 None 0¥3%

0¥3% Rocky

2W6S

Ilachetomel (HI0324) 4Inkosr (HI0353) 4Insak (HI0354) 4Keewatin (MN0333) Aeric Glossaqualfs Frigid SP 0.5¥1.5 Oct–Jun <6.0 None ALL 3WKlossner, Sandy Substratum (MN0601) 4Konner (WA0296) Cumulic Haplaquolls Mesic SP 1.0¥2.0 Feb–May <6.0 Occasional Brief Feb–May ALL 6WLatah, Drained (WA0953) Xeric Argialbolls Mesic SP 2.0¥4.0 Dec–Apr <6.0 Common Brief Dec–Apr Occas

Freq

3W4W

Leslie (MO0168) Mesic SP 1.0¥2.0 Nov–May <6.0 None 1–5%

5–9% Eroded1.5% Eroded

2E3E2E

Mesei (HI0325) 4Mooreville (MS0099) Fluvaquentic Dystrochrepts Thermic MW 1.5¥3.0 Jan–Mar <6.0 Common V BriefBrief Jan–Mar Occas Freq 2W5Naniak (HI0307) 4Ngerungor (HI0335) 4Ogemaw (MI0231) Aquentic Haplorthods Frigid SP 0.5¥1.5 Oct–May <6.0 None Drained

Undrained

4W5W

Platte, Channeled (NE0146) Aeric Fluvaquents Mesic SP 1.0¥3.0 Mar–Apr <6.0 Common Brief Mar–May Occas

Freq

6W7W

Polawana (SC0032) 4Shields (MN0091) Vertic Epiaqualfs Mesic P 0.5¥1.5 Apr–Jun <6.0 None ALL 3WSteed, Loamy (UT1902) Entic Haploxerolls Mesic W >4.0 Apr–Jun <6.0 Occasional Long Mar–Jun L

CB–L

6S6S

Stornetta (CA2079) Aquic Ustifluvents Isomesic MW 0¥1.0 Dec–Apr <6.0 Frequent Brief Dec–Apr ALL 4WTalmoon, Stratified Substratum (MN0664) 4Vastine, Saline-Alkali (CO0636) Typic Endoaquolls Frigid P 2.0¥3.5 Apr–Sep <6.0 Occasional Brief May–Jun 0–1% 7SWekoda, Flooded (CA2456) S.C.4

1Some soil interpretation records representing phases of this series are not Hydric.2Some phases of this soil are not frequently flooded of long duration.3Some drainage classes for this soil are not Hydric4This soil record has been removed from the database since it last appreared in the Hydric list.
29070 Federal Register / Vol. 61, No. 111 / Friday, June 7, 1996 / Notices

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borrowers exempt from certain RUS

operational controls under section 306E

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SUMMARY: Section 306E of the Rural

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(7 U.S.C. 936e) directs the

Administrator of the Rural Utilities

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on operations of electric borrowers

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directs the Administrator of the Rural

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restrictions, and prohibitions imposed

on operations of electric borrowers

whose net worth exceeds 110 percent of

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AL 47

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AK 10

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AR 13

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AR 24

AR 27

AR 31

AZ 23

AZ 27

AZ 30

CA 06

CO 07

CO 14

CO 15

CO 18

CO 20

CO 25

CO 31

CO 33

CO 34

CO 39

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CO 42

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FL 17

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GA 45

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GA 73

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GA 86

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GA 90

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IA 30

IA 31

IA 32

IA 33

IA 34

IA 36

IA 40

IA 50

IA 51

IA 52

IA 56

IA 57

IA 67

IA 69

IA 70

IA 74

IA 82

IA 92

IA 94

IA 95

ID 16

ID 17

ID 19

ID 23

IL 02

IL 07

IL 08

IL 32

IL 34

IL 37

IL 39

IL 40

IL 43

IL 45

IL 48

IN 01

IN 07

IN 08

IN 09

IN 14

IN 18

IN 26

IN 27

IN 29

IN 32

IN 35

IN 37

IN 38

IN 40

IN 41

IN 42

IN 47

IN 52

IN 55

IN 60

IN 70

IN 81

IN 83

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IN 89

IN 92

IN 99

IN 100

IN 108

IN 109

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KS 30