- bed of clay or mud and
removes pieces of
clayey sediment, and
transports them some distance.
Because clayey sediments can be
quite cohesive, even when...
-
gravel GP
poorly graded gravel gravel with >12%
fines GM
silty gravel GC
clayey gravel sand ≥ 50% of co****
fraction p****es No.4 (4.75 mm)
sieve clean sand...
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Further classification is done by
composition as high calcium,
argillaceous (
clayey), silicious, conglomerate, magnesian, dolomite, and
other limestones. Uncommon...
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materials stone fragments,
gravel and sand fine sand
silty or
clayey gravel and sand
silty soils clayey soils General rating as a
subgrade excellent to good fair...
- the free dictionary. Arauco,
originally from
Mapudungun rag ko
meaning “
clayey water,” or Araucanía may
refer to: Araucanía Region, an
administrative region...
-
layer made up of the
weathering products of the
subsoil – marl and
sandy to
clayey loam – is
quite thin. The
vines therefore have to
drive their roots into...
- Ragdale.
Chalky till;
slowly permeable seasonally waterlogged clayey and fine
loamy over
clayey soil.
Boulder clay over
upper Lincolnshire limestone. The...
- the west,
between the
ocean and the plateaus, are
alternating areas of
clayey plains (regs) and sand
dunes (ergs), some of
which shift from
place to place...
-
calciferous (limestone) m-shaped
bends of the
Thames south of
which is a broader,
clayey,
gravelly former watery plain or belt from
Earley to
Windsor and beyond...
-
coast is
protected by a fringing reef. The
soils are
generally silt-clay or
clayey, and may be grey, black,
brown or reddish-brown;
acidity and
depth vary...
