Soil Interpretations for Aiding in the Planning of Mobile Home Sites, Within the Town of Bashaw, Alberta

Publication Type
Open File Report
Published Date
Topic
Oil and Gas
Publication ID
OFR 1973-09
Publication ID Extended
Open File Report 1973-09
Publication
Abstract

At present, the topography is composed of level to depressional lowlands, gently sloping areas and gently undulating uplands. The soils of the lowland area are developed from saline silty clay overlying sand, sandy loam and sandy clay loam in variable strata. On the gentle slopes between the lowland and upland areas, the soils are developed from stony saline material ranging from loam to clay loam in texture. The uplands area comprises soils developed from cobbles and gravel overlying shales and sandstones of the Edmonton formation at fairly shallow depths.

Citation

Scheelar, M.D. (1973): Soil interpretations for aiding in the planning of mobile home sites, within the Town of Bashaw, Alberta; Alberta Research Council, ARC/AGS Open File Report 1973-09, 13 p.

Place Keywords
alberta, bashaw, canada
Place Keywords NTS
83a
Theme Keywords
edmonton group, geology, loam, sand, soil surveys, topography