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Surficial Deposits


This map was originally presented in the Wisconsin DNR Handbook entitled "Ecological Landscapes of Wisconsin."

Figure: Surficial Deposits from the Ecological Landscapes of Wisconsin Handbook

Surficial Deposits are defined as the unconsolidated materials above the bedrock. Because the soil layer includes only the material in the first 5' below the surface, the superficial deposit layer is intended to account for the unconsolidated material between the soil and the top of the bedrock.

For any questions regarding the maps presented on this site or the "DNR Ecological Landscapes of Wisconsin" handbook, please contact Jeff Schimpff at Jeff.Schimpff@wisconsin.gov. Suggested Citation for Handbook: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. In Prep. DRAFT Ecological Landscapes of Wisconsin. State of Wisconsin, Dept. of Nat. Resources, Handbook. 1805.1. Madison, WI.

Last Revised: Thursday February 08 2006