Major Land Resource Area 224X
Cook Inlet Lowlands
Accessed: 03/22/2025
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Key Characteristics
- Non-organic rich soils
- Alluvium influenced soils
- Loamy Floodplains
- Loamy forested floodplains
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Key Characteristics
- Non-organic rich soils
- Alluvium influenced soils
- Gravelly floodplains
- Forested floodplains
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Key Characteristics
- Non-organic rich soils
- Glacial influenced Soils
- Till soils
- Till slopes, not wet
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Key Characteristics
- Non-organic rich soils
- Glacial influenced Soils
- Till soils
- Wet Till slopes
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Key Characteristics
- Non-organic rich soils
- Glacial influenced Soils
- Moraine ice influenced soils
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Key Characteristics
- Non-organic rich soils
- Alluvium influenced soils
- Loamy Floodplains
- Scrub and herbaceous driven wet floodplains
- upland and high elevation floodplains
- Alpine herbaceous floodplains
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Key Characteristics
- Non-organic rich soils
- Alluvium influenced soils
- Loamy Floodplains
- Scrub and herbaceous driven wet floodplains
- upland and high elevation floodplains
- Subalpine upland wet floodplains
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Key Characteristics
- Non-organic rich soils
- Alluvium influenced soils
- Gravelly floodplains
- Riparian scrub floodplains
- Subalpine and boreal floodplains
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Key Characteristics
- Non-organic rich soils
- Alluvium influenced soils
- Gravelly floodplains
- Riparian scrub floodplains
- Alpine Floodplains
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Key Characteristics
- Non-organic rich soils
- Alluvium influenced soils
- Loamy Floodplains
- Scrub and herbaceous driven wet floodplains
- Boreal riparian scrub
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Key Characteristics
- Organic rich soils
- Floodplains
- Wet Floodplains
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Key Characteristics
- Organic rich soils
- Floodplains
- Floodplains not excessively wet
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Key Characteristics
- Organic rich soils
- Depressions
- Wet Depressions
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Key Characteristics
- Organic rich soils
- Depressions
- Depressions not excessively wet
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