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Soil Description and Interpretation: Soil Description and Interpretation: Soils of the Former Cedar Brook Poled Soils of the Former Cedar Brook Poled Hereford Farm Hereford Farm Kitsap County, Washington Kitsap County, Washington Daniel L. Irick Environmental Pedology Spring 2008

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Page 1: Soil Description and Interpretation: Soils of the Former Cedar Brook Poled Hereford Farm Kitsap County, Washington Daniel L. Irick Environmental Pedology

Soil Description and Interpretation:Soil Description and Interpretation:Soils of the Former Cedar Brook Poled Hereford FarmSoils of the Former Cedar Brook Poled Hereford Farm

Kitsap County, WashingtonKitsap County, Washington

Daniel L. IrickEnvironmental Pedology

Spring 2008

Page 2: Soil Description and Interpretation: Soils of the Former Cedar Brook Poled Hereford Farm Kitsap County, Washington Daniel L. Irick Environmental Pedology

Site Location

Kitsap County, WAWest of SeattleNorthwest of Tacoma

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Page 3: Soil Description and Interpretation: Soils of the Former Cedar Brook Poled Hereford Farm Kitsap County, Washington Daniel L. Irick Environmental Pedology

Soil Survey Soil Survey Approximate Site Boundary (30 acres)

15 – Harstine gravelly sandy loam, 6 to 15 percent slopes

18 – Indianola loamy sand, 0 to 6 percent slopes

35 – Nielton gravelly loamy sand, 3 to 15 percent slopes

37 – Norma fine sandy loam

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Page 4: Soil Description and Interpretation: Soils of the Former Cedar Brook Poled Hereford Farm Kitsap County, Washington Daniel L. Irick Environmental Pedology

Soil 1 – Test Pit Location

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Soil 1

Soil 1

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Soil 1 - MorphologySoil 1 - MorphologyHorizonsOi – Approximately three centimeters (cm),

duff layer (needles, twigs and moss)A – three to 10.2 cm, gravelly loamy sand,

10YR 3/3 (dark brown), weak, single grain, very friable, clear boundary

Bw1 – 10.2 to 30 cm, gravelly loamy sand, 10YR 4/3 (brown), structure less, single grain, loose, clear boundary

Bw2 – 30 to 52.5 cm, very gravelly sand, 7.5YR 3/4 (dark brown), structure less, single grain, loose, diffuse boundary

Cd – 52.5 to 165 cm, very gravelly sand, 2.5Y 5/3(light olive brown), structure less, single grain, loose, diffuse boundary

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Page 6: Soil Description and Interpretation: Soils of the Former Cedar Brook Poled Hereford Farm Kitsap County, Washington Daniel L. Irick Environmental Pedology

Soil 1 – Properties and InterpretationsSoil 1 – Properties and Interpretations

April 21, 2023 D. Irick

Infiltration Rate – HighHydraulic Conductivity – HighAvailable Water – Very Low (<7.5 cm)Soil Wetness Class – >150 cm

Soil Interpretations (Limitations): Dwellings with Basements – SlightSeptic Tank Absorption Fields – ModerateLocal Roads and Streets – Slight

A(3-10.2 cm)

Bw1(10.2-30 cm)

Bw2(30-52.5 cm)

Cd(52.5-165 cm)

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Soil 1 – Site CharacteristicsSoil 1 – Site Characteristics

April 21, 2023 D. Irick

Position of Site – UplandParent Material – Glacial OutwashSoil Slope – Gently Sloping (2 – 6 %)Surface Runoff – SlowErosion Potential – Low

Page 8: Soil Description and Interpretation: Soils of the Former Cedar Brook Poled Hereford Farm Kitsap County, Washington Daniel L. Irick Environmental Pedology

Soil 1 – ClassificationSoil 1 – Classification

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Order – InceptisolEpipedon – OchricSubsurface Horizon – Duripan

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Soil 2 – Test Pit Location

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Soil 2

Soil 2

Approximate Wetland Boundary

Upland Wetland

Page 10: Soil Description and Interpretation: Soils of the Former Cedar Brook Poled Hereford Farm Kitsap County, Washington Daniel L. Irick Environmental Pedology

Soil 2 - MorphologySoil 2 - MorphologyHorizonsAp – 0 to 25.4 cm, fine sandy loam, 7.5YR 2.5/2

(very dark brown), moderate, granular, friable, clear boundary

Bw1 – 25.4 to 53.3 cm, loamy sand, 7.5YR 3/4 (dark brown), structureless, massive, very friable, diffuse boundary

Bw2 – 53.3 to 66 cm, gravelly loamy sand, 7.5YR 4/3 (brown), structureless, single grain, loose, diffuse boundary

C – 66 to 86.3 cm, gravelly sand, 10YR 4/2(dark grayish brown), structureless, single grain, loose, diffuse boundary

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Page 11: Soil Description and Interpretation: Soils of the Former Cedar Brook Poled Hereford Farm Kitsap County, Washington Daniel L. Irick Environmental Pedology

Soil 2 – Morphology (cont.)Soil 2 – Morphology (cont.)HorizonsCg1 – 86.3 to 121.9 cm, gravelly sand, 10YR 5/2

(grayish brown), with common faint redox concentrations 7.5YR 5/6 (strong brown), structureless, single grain, loose, diffuse boundary

Cg2 – 121.9 to 167.6 cm, very gravelly sand, 10YR 4/2 (dark grayish brown), structureless,

single grain, loose

*Free Water Observed Entering the Test Pit at Approximately 160 cm

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Page 12: Soil Description and Interpretation: Soils of the Former Cedar Brook Poled Hereford Farm Kitsap County, Washington Daniel L. Irick Environmental Pedology

Soil 2 – Properties and InterpretationsSoil 2 – Properties and Interpretations

April 21, 2023 D. Irick

Infiltration Rate – ModerateHydraulic Conductivity – HighAvailable Water – Very Low (<7.5 cm)Soil Wetness Class – Class 2 (>100 cm and <150 cm)

Soil Interpretations (Limitations): Dwellings with Basements – SlightSeptic Tank Absorption Fields – ModerateLocal Roads and Streets – Slight

Ap(0-25.4 cm)

Bw1(25.4-53.3 cm)

Bw2(53.3-66 cm)

C(66-86.3 cm)

Cg1(86.3-121.9 cm)

Cg2(121.9-167.6 cm)

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Soil 2 – Site CharacteristicsSoil 2 – Site Characteristics

April 21, 2023 D. Irick

Position of Site – DrainagewayParent Material – Glacial AlluviumSoil Slope – Gently Sloping (2 – 6 %)Surface Runoff – Very SlowErosion Potential – Low

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Soil 2 – ClassificationSoil 2 – Classification

April 21, 2023 D. Irick

Order – InceptisolEpipedon – Mollic or UmbricSubsurface Horizon – None

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Former Cedar Brook FarmFormer Cedar Brook Farm

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Land Use:Nielton Soils – Woodland, Urban

Development, and Occasionally Pasture

Norma Soils – Woodland, Pastures, and Wildlife Habitat

Cedar Brook Poled Hereford Farm • Former Hereford Cattle Farm• Current Land Use - Residential

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Thanks!Questions-Comments-Discussion

Special Thanks to the Callaghan Family!April 21, 2023 D. Irick