Soil map of Kottenforst State Forest 1: 10 000

The scientifically sound soil mapping (soil inventory) with the production of soil maps is the most important basis for land use, soil protection and soil research. These are area data of soil mapping on the distribution and properties of the soils. They are the basis for the ground map 1: 10 000. The ground maps of North Rhine-Westphalia 1: 10 000 (BK 10) represent the distribution of soils grouped into soil units in the leaf area. The map legend contains information on soil species stratification up to 2 m depth for each soil unit, soil types and geological starting rocks. A special column shows the values of the soil estimate, the suitability for use, the profitability and workability as well as the water conditions of the soil. To the sheets of soil maps 1: 10 000 Explanatory Notes contain detailed descriptions of the soils, including their chemical and physical characteristics. The soil maps are an important document for the tasks of agriculture and forestry, state planning, state care, water management and nature conservation, as well as for research, teaching and teaching. In this case, it is a single mapping on scale 1: 10 000 of the Kottenforst State Forest. The soil map of the state forest Kottenforst 1: 10 000 consists of four sub-pages, including two legends and an explanation. On the map, the predominant soils of the state forest Kottenforst are summarised into soil units and described in detail in the legend. The accompanying explanatory note deals in particular with the genesis of the soil and the specific characteristics of the predominant soil units in the leaf area. Numerous profile descriptions provide additional information. This card is also digitally revised like any method of IS BK5. Card (4 pieces, unfolded) with 2 legends and explanation. 1977