Kintla-Goatrock families, complex, weakly weathered belt geology, lower sideslopes toeslopes and stream bottoms of incised drainages along slopes, north aspects

Kintla (70%)
Warm-Cryic, Moist-Udic, Loamy, Mountain slopes, Metasedimentary, Ashy surface (Subalpine Fir-Mountain Hemlock/ Moist Herb) Subalpine Fir-Mountain Hemlock/Bride's Bonnet
Typic Haplocryands
Well drained
Hydric: No
PAWS: 13 cm
mountain slopes
Goatrock (15%)
Warm-Cryic, Moist-Udic, Loamy, Mountain slopes, Metasedimentary, Ashy surface (Subalpine Fir-Mountain Hemlock/ Moist Herb) Subalpine Fir-Mountain Hemlock/Bride's Bonnet
Cryic, Moist-Udic, Loamy, Mountain slopes, Metasedimentary, Ashy surface (Subalpine Fir-Mountain Hemlock/ Cool Shrub-Beargrass) Subalpine Fir-Mountain Hemlock/ Menziesia -Beargrass
Typic Fulvicryands
Well drained
Hydric: No
PAWS: 16 cm
mountain slopes
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