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- SECTOR 2
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- ELEVATION: 970 ft.-1020 ft.
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- APPROXIMATE GEOGRAPHIC CENTER:
Latitude: 42° 18' 46"
Longitude: -76° 31' 29"
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- SOIL TYPES:
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- Hc:
Halsey mucky silt loam. Deep, very poorly drained, water stands
at or within a few inches of the surface throughout the spring
and rises to the surface frequently. Holds water and nutrients
well.
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- HdD: Howard
gravelly loam, 15-25% slopes. Rapid runoff in heavy rains, moist
areas with some erosion, moderate moisture storing capacity.
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- HsC3:
Hudson silty clay loam, 6-12% slopes, eroded. Well-drained to
moderately well-drained, depleted organic matter content, rapid
runoff, moderately eroded (10% uneroded) with seriopus erosion
hazard, plow layer in relatively poor physical condition.
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- HsD3:
Hudson silty clay loam, 12-20% slopes, eroded. Moderately steep,
plow layer, forested areas and a few pastured areas are uneroded,
subject to continuing serious erosion. Droughty (loses much water
to very rapid runoff).
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- VEGETATIVE COVER:
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- Mixed hardwoods with Lonicera spp.
understory. Acer saccharum, Betula alleghaniensis, Tilia americana,
Prunus serotina, Carpinus caroliniana, Ostrya virginiana, Fraxinus
americana, Acer rubrum, Alnus spp..
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- Hardwood woodland plants, herbaceous
upland plants, coniferous woodland plants, grasses, legumes.
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- Meadows dominated by Lonicera spp.
and Solidago spp..
SECTOR
2 - SPECIES LIST
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