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This map shows locations where bedrock is near the surface in the northern Lake States. Bedrock that lies close to the surface contributes weathering minerals to the soil and sometimes influences the composition and growth of vegetation. Bedrock can also cause a perched water table. Colors in the map represent ranges in percentage of bedrock occurring at 20-40 inch depths within soil associations. Soil associations are made up of a group of geographically associated soils which may be quite different from each other but occur together in repeatable patterns. The information used to make this map was derived from bedrock depths of the soil units that make up soil associations. This map should be used only for general interpretations, because site-specific bedrock depths will vary from the average condition depicted here. |
The following higher resolution version of the above map may be viewed by clicking the link below.
| File Name | Format | Resolution | Size |
| bed2040.gif | GIF | 1024x760 | 373kb |
For more information contact
Tina Baumann
USDA-Forest Service
North Central Research Station
5985 Hwy K, Rhinelander WI 54529
Phone: 715-362-1109
Email: contact
