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USDA Soil Key

How to read soil map symbols & development implications

A. Slope Class Suffixes

Suffix	Meaning
A	0–2% slope (nearly level)
B	2–6% slope (gently sloping)
B2	2–6% slope, moderately eroded
C	6–10% slope (sloping)
C2	6–10% slope, moderately eroded
D	10–15% slope (moderately steep)
E	15–25% slope (steep)
F	25–45% slope (very steep)

B. How to Read a Soil Symbol

Soil symbols on the map consist of a letter code for the soil series followed by a slope suffix. For example, CeB2 means Cecil series, 2–6% slope, moderately eroded.

Key characteristics for evaluating land for development:

Drainage class: Well drained soils (like Cecil, Madison) are ideal. Poorly drained soils may indicate wetlands or high water table.
Hydrologic group: Group A (sand/gravel) drains fast. Group D (clay) drains slow — potential stormwater issues.
Depth to bedrock: Shallow bedrock increases sitework costs.
Shrink-swell potential: High shrink-swell soils can damage foundations.

C. Common Soil Series (Southeast US)

Symbol	Series	Typical Properties	Development Notes
Ce	Cecil	Red clay, well-drained, piedmont	Good for development, moderate cut/fill
Pa	Pacolet	Red-yellow clay, well-drained, steeper slopes	Watch slope, erosion risk
Ma	Madison	Red clay, well-drained, mica-rich	Good but mica can cause issues
Ur	Urban land	Fill/disturbed, variable	Already developed area
W	Water	Open water	Not buildable
Ch	Chewacla	Alluvial, poorly drained, floodplain	Likely in flood zone, avoid
Co	Congaree	Alluvial, well-drained floodplain	May be buildable but check flood
Ty	Toccoa	Sandy loam, well-drained, floodplain	Check flood zone
Ca	Cartecay	Sandy, somewhat poorly drained	Drainage concerns
He	Helena	Yellow-brown clay, moderately well-drained	Moderate, check drainage
Ap	Appling	Red-yellow clay, well-drained	Good for development
Lo	Lloyd	Dark red clay, well-drained	Good for development
Hn	Hiwassee	Red clay, well-drained	Good for development
MU	Musella	Shallow to rock, well-drained	Shallow bedrock — expensive sitework
We	Wedowee	Red-yellow sandy clay, well-drained	Good, similar to Cecil

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