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S t e n e r C E R N C r e e k C r e e k NUSA TSUM MTN ST UPENDO US MTN S ALL OOMT P EAK z C r e e k I V E R B E L L A C O O L A R I V E R N U S A T S U M R I V E R F i rva le B E L L A C O O L A R I V E R B u r n t B r i d g e C r e e k C r e e k N o o m s t C r e e k N O O S G U L C C a c o o h t i n C r e e k B E L (3A 60 4P 20 2A 20 ) (5P 60 7P 30 3A 10 ) (2AT 70 3W 30 ) (7 P E 1 0 0 ) (7AP 70 5A 20 7I 10 ) (5P 70 7P 20 2AT 10 ) (2AT 70 3W 30 ) (5P 60 7P 30 3A 10 ) (7PE 100 ) (7P 100 ) (2A 50 1 30 3A 20 ) (7P 70 5P 30 ) (3W 8 0 1 2 0 ) (3A 60 2AT 30 71 10 ) (7P 100 ) (7P 100 ) ( 2 A 6 0 1 4 0 ) ( 2AT 1 00 ) (4A 70 3A 20 7I 10 ) (4A 90 7I 10 ) (7P 70 5P 30 ) ( 2A T 6 0 4 P 4 0 ) (4A 70 3A 20 7I 10 ) (3A 80 2AT 20 ) ( 7P 1 00 ) (3A 70 2AT 30 ) (5P 7 0 7P 3 0 ) (3A 70 5AP 20 2A 10 ) ( 2 AT 8 0 4 A 2 0 ) (2 W 7 0 1 3 0 ) (7P 10 0 ) (3A 60 2AT 40 ) ( 3A T 70 5 P 20 7I 10 ) ( 4 A 6 0 7 P E 4 0 ) ( 3 W 6 0 2W 4 0 ) (7P 1 0 0 ) (3 A T 70 4 A 20 7 I 10 ) (3 A 6 0 2 A 30 2 A W 10 ) (3 AT 90 7 I 10 ) (3A T 80 7I 20 ) ( 5 W 100 ) ( 3A T 9 0 7I 1 0 ) (5P 70 7P 30 ) (5W 1 00 ) ( 4A 7 0 3 A 2 0 7 I 1 0 ) ( 3 A T 6 0 2 W 30 7 I 10 ) ( 4 A 9 0 7 I 1 0 ) (5I 9 0 7I 1 0 ) ( 3 A T 1 0 0 ) (3 AT 90 7 I 10 ) ( 3 A 10 0 ) (4AT 50 3A 30 7I 20 ) (3AT 50 3W 40 7I 10 ) (1 60 2AT 40 ) (3W 70 5W 30 ) (7P 60 5P 40 ) (4A 90 7I 10 ) (3AT 90 7I 10 ) (3AT 90 7I 10 ) (3AT 70 2W 30 ) (3AT 60 4A 30 7I 10 ) (3AT 90 7I 10 ) (7PE 100 ) (4A 60 3A 20 7I 20 ) (3AT 60 5IW 30 7I 10 ) (3AT 90 7I 10 ) (5I 60 7I 40 ) (5W 90 7I 10 ) (7AP 70 5A 20 7I 10 ) (3AT 90 7I 10 ) (2AT 70 5W 20 7I 10 ) (5W 80 7WI 20 ) (4A 60 3A 20 7I 20 ) (5I 60 7I 40 ) (4A 100 ) (7AP 70 5A 20 7I 10 ) (3A 60 2AT 30 71 10 ) (3AT 90 7I 10 ) (4A 60 3A 20 7I 20 ) (3A 70 2A 30 ) (5P 100 ) (3AT 100 ) (5P 80 5W 20 ) (5WI 100 ) (4A 80 7I 20 ) (4A 70 3A 20 7I 10 ) (4A 80 7I 20 ) (3AT 100 ) (7AP 70 5A 20 7I 10 ) (3W 100 ) (3AT 80 7I 20 ) (5I 60 7I 40 ) (5I 60 7I 40 ) (5W 100 ) (7AP 70 5A 20 7I 10 ) (4A 80 7I 20 ) (3AT 100 ) (5P 80 3A 20 ) (4A 70 7I 30 ) (3AT 50 7I 50 ) (4A 60 7I 40 ) (7AP 70 5A 20 7I 10 ) Bella Coola Valley Land Capability for Agriculture 0 1,250 2,500 3,750 5,000 625 Meters 1:20,000 Legend Dominant Agriculture Capability Class Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 7 Road 20 m contour River / Ocean Map created by : Hans Granander, RPF Frontier Resource Management Ltd. March, 2008 A Project of the Bella Coola Valley Sustainable Agricultural Society Map 2 of 2 Base Maps: 93D 36 - 40, 45 - 50 LAND CAPABILITY FOR AGRICULTURE CLASSIFICATION 1 In this classification, mineral and organic soils are each grouped into 7 classes, according to their potentials and limitations for agricultural use. Capability ratings consist of two components. The capability class indicates the relative degree of limitations to agricultural use; the capability subclass indicates the type of limitation or hazards that restrict the range of crops and/or increase the required intensity of management. The classification is based on an interpretation of soil and climate characteristics for agricultural use. Ratings give no indication of specific crop suitability, productivity or present land use. Class 1 Has no or only very slight limitations that restrict its use for the production of common agricultural crops. 2 Has minor limitations that require good ongoing management practices or slightly restrict the range of crops, or both. 3 Has limitations that require moderately intensive management practices or moderately restrict the range of crops or both. 4 Has limitations that require special management practices or severely restrict the range of crops, or both. 5 Has limitations that restrict its capability to producing perennial forage crops or other specially adapted crops. 6 Is non-arable but is capable of producing native and/or uncultivated perennial forage crops. 7 Has no capability for arable culture or sustained natural grazing. () Improved rating; that is, capability after limitations have been addressed through appropriate management. Subclasses A Soil Moisture Deficiency E Erosion N Salinity T Topography C Adverse Climate F Fertility P Stoniness W Excess Water D Undesirable Soil Structure and/or Low Perviousness I Inundation R Depth to Solid Bedrock and/or Rockiness Sample Map Legend improved rating % of map unit (i.e. 60% & 40%) 60 40 (2A 4 W) I soil capability class subclass limitation 1. Taken from Land Capability Classification for Agriculture in British Columbia MOE Manual 1, Ministry of Environment and Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Kelowna, 1983. Project Coordination: Gary Runka, P.Ag., BCVSAS Foodshed Subcommittee Chair Land Capability for Agriculture Rating by: Terence Lewis, Ph.D., P.Ag., P.Geo. Funding provided by: Investment Agriculture Foundation Real Estate Foundation of BC TRIM base maps permission of: Central Coast Regional District, member of Integrated Cadastral Information Society This map should be used in conjunction with 'Soils of the Bella Coola Valley' (2007) Expanded Legend and Data Spreadsheet. See Map 1 See Map 1

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Bella Coola Valley Land Capability for Agriculture

0 1,250 2,500 3,750 5,000625Meters

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Dominant Agriculture Capability ClassClass 1

Class 2

Class 3

Class 4

Class 5

Class 7

Road

20 m contour

River / OceanMap created by : Hans Granander, RPFFrontier Resource Management Ltd.March, 2008

A Project of the Bella Coola Valley Sustainable Agr icultural Society

Map 2 of 2

Base Maps: 93D 36 - 40, 45 - 50

LAND CAPABILITY FOR AGRICULTURE CLASSIFICATION 1 In this classification, mineral and organic soils are each grouped into 7 classes, according to their potentials and limitations for agricultural use. Capability ratings consist of two components. The capability class indicates the relative degree of limitations to agricultural use; the capability subclass indicates the type of limitation or hazards that restrict the range of crops and/or increase the required intensity of management. The classification is based on an interpretation of soil and climate characteristics for agricultural use. Ratings give no indication of specific crop suitability, productivity or present land use. Class

1 Has no or only very slight limitations that restrict its use for the production of common agricultural crops.

2 Has minor limitations that require good ongoing management practices or slightly restrict the range of crops, or both.

3 Has limitations that require moderately intensive management practices or moderately restrict the range of crops or both.

4 Has limitations that require special management practices or severely restrict the range of crops, or both.

5 Has limitations that restrict its capability to producing perennial forage crops or other specially adapted crops.

6 Is non-arable but is capable of producing native and/or uncultivated perennial forage crops.

7 Has no capability for arable culture or sustained natural grazing. () Improved rating; that is, capability after limitations have been addressed through

appropriate management.

Subclasses A Soil Moisture Deficiency E Erosion N Salinity T Topography C Adverse Climate F Fertility P Stoniness W Excess Water D Undesirable Soil Structure and/or Low Perviousness I Inundation R Depth to Solid Bedrock and/or Rockiness Sample Map Legend improved rating % of map unit (i.e. 60% & 40%)

60 40 (2A 4 W) I

soil capability class subclass limitation 1. Taken from Land Capability Classification for Agriculture in British Columbia MOE Manual 1, Ministry of Environment and

Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Kelowna, 1983.

Project Coordination: Gary Runka, P.Ag., BCVSAS Foodshed Subcommittee Chair

Land Capability for Agriculture Rating by: Terence Lewis, Ph.D., P.Ag., P.Geo.

Funding provided by: Investment Agriculture Foundation Real Estate Foundation of BC

TRIM base maps permission of: Central Coast Regional District, member of Integrated Cadastral Information Societ y

This map should be used in conjunctionwith 'Soils of the Bella Coola Valley' (2007) Expanded Legend and Data Spreadsheet.

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