Web Soil Survey

Below are maps from USDA Web Soil Survey. The locations captured are the four counties apart of the Upper Clinch River watershed. At the bottom of each map is a table outlining the soils which held over 3% composition within the county.

This tool (USDA Web Soil Survey) was a wealth of knowledge. It's easy to forget what one is looking for after discovering all of the features the site offers. I listed the basics on the blog, but clicked on other levels to explore in depth. The website was easy to navigate, but at times I didn't understand the material shown. With more knowledge of soils and more time dedicated to this site, this tool would be useful for future projects.



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