Table 1a. Class and extent of  major soils (>90% of mapped area) in MLRA 125.
Name Class Area
ha		 Mapped Area
% of MLRA		 Cumulative Area
% of MLRA
Rock Outcrop 38502
2.7
2.7
Hazleton Dystrochrepts 37052
2.6
5.3
Kimper Dystrochrepts 63812
4.5
9.8
Muskingum Dystrochrepts 99629
7.0
16.8
Ramsey Dystrochrepts 123750
8.7
25.5
Noling Eutrochrepts 13841
1.0
26.5
Caneyville Hapludalfs 86509
6.1
32.6
Mimosa Hapludalfs 10196
0.7
33.3
Talbott Hapludalfs 23427
1.6
34.9
Gilpin Hapludults 51850
3.6
38.5
Jefferson Hapludults 38469
2.7
41.2
Lily Hapludults 356840
25.0
66.2
Lonewood Hapludults 68093
4.8
71.0
Rigley Hapludults 51905
3.6
74.6
Chelocta Hapludults 120592
8.5
83.1
Guyandotte Haplumbrepts 20585
1.4
84.5
Allen Paleudults 28624
2.0
86.5
Bouldin  Paleudults 74246
5.2
91.7
Fairpoint Udorthents 14409
1.0
92.7

 

Table 1b. Selected characteristics of major soils (>90% mapped area) in MLRA 125.
Hydrologic Drainage
Water Table 
Permeability
Available Water Capacity
Name Slope Group Class Depth Low High
Low 
 High Depth1
%
m
cm h-1
cm h-1
cm m-1
cm m-1
cm
Rock Outcrop
0-60
          
0
0
0
Hazleton
35-75
B
W
1.8
1.5
5.1
14.8
27.1
137.2
Kimper
30-75
B
W
1.8
0
0.5
22.8
35
190.5
Muskingum
5-60
C
W
1.8
0
0.5
5.8
9.8
127
Ramsey
5-60
D
SE
1.8
0
0.5
4.1
5.5
45.7
Noling
0-2
B
W
0.9-1.8
1.5
5.1
27.1
38
165.1
Caneyville
6-50
C
W
1.8
0.2
5.1
10.7
16.1
86.4
Mimosa
12-25
C
W
1.8
0.2
0.5
14.6
23
139.7
Talbott
2-60
C
W
1.8
0
0.2
10.3
14.1
94
Gilpin
5-70
C
W
1.8
0.5
5.1
8.5
12
76.2
Jefferson
2-70
B
W
1.8
5.1
15.2
16.6
28.2
190.5
Lily
2-25
B
W
1.8
0
0.5
8.7
13.6
76.2
Lonewood
2-12
B
W
1.8
0
0.5
24.3
28.7
175.3
Rigley
30-50
B
W
1.8
5.1
15.2
13
22.9
152.4
Chelocta
6-60
B
W
1.8
1.5
5.1
14.8
27.1
137.2
Guyandotte
35-75
B
W
1.8
1.5
15.2
9.7
24.7
162.6
Allen
5-40
B
W
1.8
1.5
5.1
19.6
30.2
177.8
Bouldin 
12-60
B
W
1.8
5.1
15.2
13.7
22.9
228.6
Fairpoint
20-70
C
W
1.8
0.5
1.5
5.3
16.3
152.4 
1Depth to which the soil was described.

Table 2. Soil morphology, classification, and parent material for the Cumberland County pedon2 (Mote et al., 1995).
Horizon
Depth(cm)
Color
Texture3
Structure
Consistence
A
0-7
10YR3/4
L
2MGr
VFR
AB
7-11
10YR3/4
L
1MSBK
VFR
BA
11-28
10YR4/6
L\CL
1CSBK
VFR
Bt1
28-42
10YR4/6
SCL
1F\CSBK
VFR
Bt2
42-57
10YR4/6
SCL
1M\CSBK
FR
Bt3
57-67
10YR5/6
SCL
1F\MSBK
FR
Taxonomic Class: fine-loamy, siliceous, mesic Typic Halpudult
Mapped as the Lily Soil Series
Parent Material: Residual sandstone
2Study area: Plateau Experiment Station, Crossville, TN. On the Campbell Junction, Tennessee topographic quadrangle at 36 degrees, 01 minutes, 15 seconds north latitude and 85 degrees, 08 minutes, 15 seconds west longitude
3L=Loam, C=Clay, S=Sand, 1=Weak, 2=Moderate, F=Fine, M=Medium, C=Coarse, GR=Granular, SBK=Subangular Blocky, V=Very, FR=Friable

 
 

Table 3. Total elemental concentrations for the Cumberland County pedon.
Horizon
Al
As
Ba
Ca
Cd
Co
 
------------------------------------------------------mg kg-1------------------------------------------------------
A
16084
<50
102
1371
<2
<3
AB
33119
<50
197
1070
<2
5.5
BA
39444
<50
240
762
<2
4.7
Bt1
37596
<50
242
437
<2
2.4
Bt2
35331
<50
196
277
<2
7.4
Bt3
35659
<50
162
183
<2
4.7
Horizon
Cr
Cu
Fe
K
Mg
Mn
 
------------------------------------------------------mg kg-1------------------------------------------------------
A
<5
5.9
8167
2887
866
112
AB
<5
10.9
15038
5476
1599
165
BA
<5
18.5
17440
7085
1980
177
Bt1
<5
19.6
17039
7284
1906
200
Bt2
<5
28.4
18490
5942
1610
180
Bt3
<5
25.8
19868
5079
1537
107
Horizon
Mo
Na
Ni
P
Pb
S
 
------------------------------------------------------mg kg-1------------------------------------------------------
A
<5
243
<10
228
<25
115
AB
<5
748
18.2
153
40
88
BA
<5
1347
<10
<60
<25
80
Bt1
<5
939
<10
<60
<25
56
Bt2
<5
660
<10
<60
30
47
Bt3
<5
414
<10
<60
36
102
Horizon
Si
Sr
Ti
Zn
Zr
 
 
 ---------------------------------------------mg kg-1--------------------------------------
A
73264
14
719
13
30
 
AB
133219
13
1363
44.9
59
 
BA
300956
30
1630
43.7
76
 
Bt1
320182
29
1737
29
77
 
Bt2
321285
<1
1633
25
70
 
Bt3
282820
<1
1505
19
66