COLD RIVER LOCAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Prime Agricultural Soils

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prime agricultural soils

​Another aspect of the surficial geology of economic interest is the prime agricultural soils. As shown on the map entitled "Natural Resources - Cold River Watershed", prime agricultural soils cover much of the corridor from South Acworth to the Connecticut River. A comparison with the map "Land Use - Cold River Corridor" shows that much of the area encompassed by these soils remains in agricultural use today forming an important component of the local agricultural economy as well as an essential feature of the scenic value of the area.
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  • Home
  • About
    • History of the Committee
    • Annual Reports
    • Bylaws
    • Events Calendar
  • Learn about Cold River
    • Path of the River
    • Wildlife >
      • Habitats
      • Animals >
        • Mammals
        • Fish
        • Birds
        • Invertebrates
        • Endangered Species
      • Plants >
        • Endangered Species
        • Habitats
    • Geology >
      • Bedrock Geology
      • Surficial Geology
      • Sand and Gravel Deposits
      • Prime Agricultural Soils
      • Groundwater Resources
    • Watershed
    • Cold River History >
      • Historical Landmarks
      • Local Oral Histories
  • Water Quality Monitoring
    • What we do
    • Drinking Water Protection Plan
    • Get Involved
  • Conservation
    • Restoration Projects
    • Towns >
      • Town Conservation Commitments
      • Town land use Controls
      • Town Links
  • Educator Resources
    • Activities
    • Artwork
    • River Links
  • Contact Us