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Soils
Lot 105 Sp118458, Cooroy, QLD 4563
Atlas of Australian Soils
Australian soil types within the dataset buffer:
Symbol Soil Order Map Unit Description Distance
Mb9 Kandosol Rolling to low hilly terrain of a weakly dissected sedimentary basin, with gently 0m
sloping convex hills below 350 ft above sea level and fairly flat platforms above
350 ft; some significant stream flats: chief soils are acid yellow leached earths
(Gn2.74) and acid yellow earths (Gn2.64) on crests and slopes generally below
350 ft. Associated are (Gn2.91) and (Gn2.94) soils on broad stream flats, and
(Gn2.14) soils on platforms (above 350 ft) and lower slopes. Other soils include:
(Dy3.41) on lower hill slopes; (Gn3.81) and (Gn3.84) on some crests; (Gn2.21) on
some stream terraces; and (Uc2.33) on low mounds along some stream flats.
Mf8 Dermosol Hilly dissected plateau remnants about 600 ft above sea level with included higher 713m
granitic peak at 1400 ft--generally convex hills with moderate slopes and marked
fan development, narrow creek flats: chief soils are acid yellow friable earths
(Gn3.71) and (Gn3.54) on slopes and fans. Associated are (Gn3.14) soils on fans
and (Um4.1) soils on hill crests. Other soils include (Dy5.81) and (Gn3.81) along
stream flats, probably (Uc2.12), (Gn2.14), and/or (Dr2.21) on granite, and
(Gn3.11), (Ug5.14), and (Gn3.91) where remnants of basalt remain.
Atlas of Australian Soils: CSIRO
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