Petrocalcic Soil, Southern Llano de Albuquerque
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Image taken:
03/01/2014
by: David McCraw
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2014
Longitude: -106.843716
Latitude: 34.460408
(WGS 84 or NAD 83)
About this image
A stripped, Stage IV petrocalcic soil typifies the surface of the southern Llano de Alburquerque beneath a stormy sky. The soil is developed in the sands and gravels of the Neogene Santa Fe Group.
Location
Southernmost edge of the southern Llano de Alburquerque, about 15 miles south of the Belen airport and 5 miles north of Bernardo.
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