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[1,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",69944889.2912,71455.69463,17283.689,6.75123818477e-003,7.14323241385e-001]
[2,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5231154.0943,14290.50509,1292.641,5.05122918975e-004,1.46326925918e-001]
[3,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",22663691.9100,26219.42309,5600.298,2.18834715335e-003,2.64065568962e-001]
[4,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",171511255.4375,144456.22486,42381.185,1.65471239227e-002,1.39492376721e+000]
[5,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",514026.6383,5574.65286,127.018,4.96376606091e-005,5.90860755990e-002]
[6,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",5017416251.6256,3732395.10921,1239825.597,4.74544420236e-001,3.62272492918e+001]
[7,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4033222.9875,13676.20594,996.627,3.89346512432e-004,1.32316044842e-001]
[8,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",14874169.2085,44800.40631,3675.473,1.43567759592e-003,4.42555865285e-001]
[9,"Water","Water","Water",17710360000.0000,13556858.49845,4376308.503,1.64852057578e+000,1.31491914112e+002]
[10,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",75237772.9079,64310.09800,18591.584,7.26103263466e-003,6.30056759801e-001]
[11,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",380891326.7926,590264.71552,94119.920,3.66900751722e-002,5.74184444094e+000]
[12,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6266436.2321,11979.64610,1548.464,6.05015103542e-004,1.18196058730e-001]
[13,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",208554.0311,2595.74289,51.535,2.01381850282e-005,2.73266519718e-002]
[14,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",652434.4667,4073.22186,161.219,6.30069452814e-005,4.23289152293e-002]
[15,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",9036671.8375,12087.93454,2233.001,8.72611284205e-004,1.21926264210e-001]
[16,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",6629999.8066,11264.56522,1638.302,6.40217261663e-004,1.11422587009e-001]
[17,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",3322647.2016,19751.55350,821.041,3.20830318809e-004,1.90741771316e-001]
[18,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",478481106.5833,401507.14125,118234.783,4.60428910632e-002,3.87949030063e+000]
[19,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",169641384.4297,165183.94677,41919.131,1.63694113385e-002,1.65698388365e+000]
[20,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7711578.9010,27110.20963,1905.565,7.44409030209e-004,2.66988288474e-001]
[21,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",343261749.7301,640018.43484,84821.486,3.30632373349e-002,6.32127775761e+000]
[22,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",9247862.7049,18014.67852,2285.188,8.93045926324e-004,1.82140294826e-001]
[23,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",725601.6801,3604.27594,179.299,7.00732658727e-005,3.53405080453e-002]
[24,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",753731678.0007,795004.53862,186250.409,7.26745588936e-002,7.81881763718e+000]
[25,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",175905091.8728,463827.30074,43466.921,1.69714504510e-002,4.54252416291e+000]
[26,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",12827651.0371,23130.03206,3169.769,1.23864840375e-003,2.37205648429e-001]
[27,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5112292.7734,20235.25844,1263.270,4.93699850681e-004,2.07806893184e-001]
[28,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",6047177.8572,12985.70735,1494.284,5.83950635291e-004,1.31611840800e-001]
[29,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",8646936.4120,16519.68761,2136.696,8.34866686246e-004,1.59979933220e-001]
[30,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",98243925.8151,81997.99940,24276.506,9.48296029155e-003,8.08735741763e-001]
[31,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3600941.3594,13502.65678,889.808,3.47652182007e-004,1.32863438831e-001]
[32,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",467844199.0350,309178.09178,115606.357,4.51011087195e-002,2.98665757860e+000]
[33,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",3714573.5273,17563.73583,917.887,3.58662577959e-004,1.74021946986e-001]
[34,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",126860792.8914,287726.38610,31347.859,1.22341839349e-002,2.77613413869e+000]
[35,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",49936416.8251,54417.46646,12339.508,4.82061463952e-003,5.29332554074e-001]
[36,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",5920749.2539,30221.97071,1463.043,5.71639003645e-004,3.06570196184e-001]
[37,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",405699169.4826,229437.78721,100250.047,3.91301244176e-002,2.23167779223e+000]
[38,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",8567433.1914,28605.27252,2117.050,8.26983565991e-004,2.74152563706e-001]
[39,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1396722.1484,5714.28863,345.136,1.34851428112e-004,5.73073161807e-002]
[40,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",4392212.5894,10020.04535,1085.335,4.24033863148e-004,9.64673990645e-002]
[41,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4631083.4452,11005.16216,1144.361,4.47075692413e-004,1.05635221502e-001]
[42,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",20921868.4083,59115.57232,5169.886,2.01924075068e-003,6.03769513546e-001]
[43,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3512091.2750,7903.85584,867.853,3.39083727268e-004,7.76190585224e-002]
[44,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",35345768.1000,25550.75701,8734.095,3.41183974488e-003,2.54310438801e-001]
[45,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",6657190.3398,27625.35360,1645.021,6.42659558729e-004,2.63651688885e-001]
[46,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",1631082805.0422,1127410.36518,403047.727,1.56645941514e-001,1.08916206448e+001]
[47,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",19523387.3371,19758.02052,4824.315,1.88462260751e-003,1.97720786911e-001]
[48,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",10204955.3627,14855.78375,2521.689,9.85060574273e-004,1.46182029474e-001]
[49,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",107899452.8169,50250.09777,26662.429,1.04122421893e-002,4.96136793544e-001]
[50,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",15953121.8111,27128.57323,3942.086,1.53940656093e-003,2.60738783208e-001]
[51,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",60097514.7602,40369.84492,14850.360,5.79948087790e-003,3.96061648232e-001]
[52,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7044594.6859,12799.18559,1740.750,6.79972661971e-004,1.30361213838e-001]
[53,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",99352060.3516,107300.60519,24550.331,9.58492520321e-003,1.05781942281e+000]
[54,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",160569578.2158,219936.60245,39677.448,1.54734176366e-002,2.12362652457e+000]
[55,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",94251295.0503,56553.21813,23289.909,9.09038690321e-003,5.54079784778e-001]
[56,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",27709888.0211,26529.80642,6847.235,2.67370079819e-003,2.61382886640e-001]
[57,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5797813.3828,9633.37766,1432.665,5.59778151437e-004,9.31450291981e-002]
[58,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",34638720.6301,41516.03072,8559.380,3.34100793546e-003,4.05241484117e-001]
[59,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",910395986.7811,529001.66001,224962.848,8.74144715054e-002,5.02647613614e+000]
[60,"Qbs-l","Braided Stream Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see Qbs detailed description.",1333188323.1087,433267.11711,329436.691,1.27911169634e-001,4.09467118332e+000]
[61,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",370666829.2988,172031.50775,91593.402,3.56649106444e-002,1.64092783878e+000]
[62,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",4020068049.5752,3658586.44484,993376.475,3.83696151414e-001,3.56838702853e+001]
[63,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",2027521.0234,8804.28020,501.009,1.95771531767e-004,8.91726551940e-002]
[64,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",66670547.8685,109045.07466,16474.585,6.42766018676e-003,1.06494728373e+000]
[65,"Water","Water","Water",5049.2707,340.51496,1.248,4.87233579033e-007,3.33438869925e-003]
[66,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",778533.9199,4233.79847,192.379,7.51542508665e-005,4.03277486201e-002]
[67,"Water","Water","Water",2544996.0859,10131.42895,628.880,2.45539865573e-004,9.60107836292e-002]
[68,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",321711875.6992,806057.30074,79496.418,3.09736126668e-002,7.92427041386e+000]
[69,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",10988763.9570,32942.33327,2715.372,1.06054185192e-003,3.27706966369e-001]
[70,"Water","Water","Water",407316.7305,3323.24394,100.650,3.93221208350e-005,3.30425120065e-002]
[71,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",2706034.2969,7933.47879,668.673,2.61207217967e-004,7.72073730841e-002]
[72,"Water","Water","Water",4931344.0781,8846.17032,1218.557,4.76067581012e-004,8.85265289424e-002]
[73,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",15916730.0352,64921.84936,3933.094,1.53584064068e-003,6.40072241197e-001]
[74,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",32162217.0469,70638.20075,7947.425,3.10378000458e-003,7.16706562911e-001]
[75,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",793962.5273,4621.81925,196.192,7.66516629514e-005,4.61664354914e-002]
[76,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",16995555.4922,48034.88197,4199.676,1.63994189079e-003,4.80624172542e-001]
[77,"Water","Water","Water",15845551.4601,57984.74876,3915.505,1.52772866775e-003,5.62553189222e-001]
[78,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",2616769.0859,11822.45088,646.615,2.52608640769e-004,1.18427933477e-001]
[79,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",14441078.4250,16424.16424,3568.454,1.39291389797e-003,1.63092509115e-001]
[80,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",775383.9749,4204.80669,191.601,7.48355520618e-005,3.97458671626e-002]
[81,"Water","Water","Water",5127753.3320,19735.08370,1267.090,4.94916309930e-004,1.92732740629e-001]
[82,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",70862342.7780,111400.35474,17510.396,6.83442912554e-003,1.07980461465e+000]
[83,"Water","Water","Water",498072.1659,3893.22745,123.076,4.80455728165e-005,3.63662216378e-002]
[84,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",2568686.9258,14589.68324,634.734,2.47940644285e-004,1.50956761269e-001]
[85,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",2821653.0078,7198.69351,697.243,2.72353900813e-004,7.02639154254e-002]
[86,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",843978.2266,4347.00549,208.551,8.14578552274e-005,4.41328436829e-002]
[87,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1479817.5703,5212.40978,365.669,1.42812779282e-004,5.29073581013e-002]
[88,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",17738653.0469,20596.75783,4383.299,1.71155949911e-003,2.02154238303e-001]
[89,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",381556.0547,2304.29949,94.284,3.68260931311e-005,2.30498210801e-002]
[90,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",29215543.4844,25130.56028,7219.289,2.81844831653e-003,2.47159338871e-001]
[91,"Water","Water","Water",2197401.6641,7187.28210,542.988,2.12000960460e-004,7.19050564691e-002]
[92,"Water","Water","Water",1269309.2891,5683.01619,313.652,1.22504736773e-004,5.45399688111e-002]
[93,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1600129.1211,5720.37354,395.399,1.54415527041e-004,5.71494672199e-002]
[94,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",1903664.5122,6401.43997,470.404,1.83693393352e-004,6.13873259426e-002]
[95,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",5275405.9414,20096.54144,1303.576,5.08985480075e-004,1.91899700064e-001]
[96,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5439424.4609,16106.56890,1344.106,5.24834250938e-004,1.59114872859e-001]
[97,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",23356571.7227,65529.06137,5771.511,2.25282082691e-003,6.46191955943e-001]
[98,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",479255.7852,3452.37006,118.426,4.62453728337e-005,3.27070054197e-002]
[99,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",1815622.4883,9931.16446,448.648,1.75227109736e-004,9.96680475793e-002]
[100,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",6127240.6641,32542.97513,1514.068,5.91166380586e-004,3.04917772738e-001]
[101,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1664822.8750,8500.32247,411.385,1.60639753225e-004,8.47376321667e-002]
[102,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",8722305.2734,16580.48873,2155.320,8.41521617137e-004,1.65709370481e-001]
[103,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",20641991.7813,24392.23652,5100.727,1.99141360326e-003,2.44172365191e-001]
[104,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",505773.6875,2954.77204,124.979,4.88114854249e-005,2.84931541846e-002]
[105,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3798249.1719,15655.96749,938.564,3.66527267025e-004,1.59016824606e-001]
[106,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",5007985.1078,10255.39982,1237.495,4.83241124729e-004,1.03606303481e-001]
[107,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1509289.5391,7072.60507,372.952,1.45606826472e-004,6.77030923928e-002]
[108,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4546113.6133,15167.79739,1123.365,4.38642637233e-004,1.52244904954e-001]
[109,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",29463.7656,839.75959,7.281,2.84325801799e-006,7.89756224537e-003]
[110,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",145764006.3906,95004.67722,36018.926,1.40509558335e-002,9.31400691601e-001]
[111,"Water","Water","Water",378871.5391,2346.73198,93.621,3.65570963742e-005,2.36160455279e-002]
[112,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",6105531.6250,25278.95936,1508.704,5.89119746182e-004,2.58265185407e-001]
[113,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",804347473.5508,870561.90200,198757.794,7.74325528261e-002,8.53372688089e+000]
[114,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1236587.3594,6258.43935,305.566,1.19302346066e-004,6.23682806694e-002]
[115,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7201309.3359,33281.01387,1779.475,6.94434677032e-004,3.15270999132e-001]
[116,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",969883.0898,6142.72268,239.662,9.35903974351e-005,6.29801040719e-002]
[117,"Water","Water","Water",8058233.9531,14402.73171,1991.225,7.77442701252e-004,1.42601021767e-001]
[118,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2434719.1094,10525.58196,601.630,2.34871117258e-004,9.87233842241e-002]
[119,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",122167.5586,1353.98856,30.188,1.17860094536e-005,1.32546596002e-002]
[120,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",750299.9297,4653.23859,185.402,7.23803164747e-005,4.70561786403e-002]
[121,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1412262.3164,9592.87005,348.976,1.36264837614e-004,1.00399526615e-001]
[122,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1669681.5586,8619.56961,412.586,1.61091107560e-004,8.69585463001e-002]
[123,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",980205.7227,4802.17161,242.213,9.45697506752e-005,4.76129539827e-002]
[124,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",724198.9258,3490.70481,178.953,6.98573104407e-005,3.45628442622e-002]
[125,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3141259.7813,11276.69550,776.219,3.02999738335e-004,1.09246741691e-001]
[126,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",40479530.6563,37546.91695,10002.670,3.90372036262e-003,3.65357173754e-001]
[127,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",6335172.6797,25935.75645,1565.449,6.11116592102e-004,2.52601524995e-001]
[128,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",46243047.6602,90071.67393,11426.860,4.45961247642e-003,9.10268675113e-001]
[129,"Water","Water","Water",208601.1016,1957.73838,51.546,2.01179851771e-005,1.98885600668e-002]
[130,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",538833.6250,2832.00767,133.148,5.19736230436e-005,2.83350932320e-002]
[131,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",323245.2891,2543.67232,79.875,3.11839871802e-005,2.51396060830e-002]
[132,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7251930.0078,28170.43033,1791.984,6.99479945814e-004,2.91356034266e-001]
[133,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",9411704.0078,13233.09811,2325.673,9.07601821117e-004,1.32351663769e-001]
[134,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",409612956.9453,246107.18204,101217.161,3.93132462880e-002,2.35604399221e+000]
[135,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",181740.7305,1694.56588,44.909,1.75297474155e-005,1.63471067029e-002]
[136,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",68138659.6953,78707.61015,16837.362,6.56930210352e-003,7.67502411703e-001]
[137,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",696150.9531,3320.65338,172.022,6.71467930152e-005,3.32870461906e-002]
[138,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1025665.1797,5248.53333,253.446,9.89431081467e-005,5.35539469611e-002]
[139,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",4216016.8281,21687.66594,1041.796,4.06688071241e-004,2.16423728957e-001]
[140,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",724689.9570,3706.85699,179.074,6.98960027137e-005,3.73495653077e-002]
[141,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",93273041.8750,82515.48179,23048.178,8.98341160614e-003,7.90074053200e-001]
[142,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",174517944.0820,133248.69829,43124.151,1.68099576303e-002,1.31290751556e+000]
[143,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",10446431.3438,18764.76357,2581.359,1.00738091325e-003,1.80828756781e-001]
[144,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",13962964.2813,18415.62296,3450.310,1.34629474119e-003,1.79454297138e-001]
[145,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",11742164.6680,56913.35632,2901.540,1.13216910026e-003,5.53878082110e-001]
[146,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",17230560.7969,19144.69556,4257.747,1.66147908079e-003,1.88534724202e-001]
[147,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",6439369.9141,20103.70693,1591.197,6.20809083665e-004,1.99404744466e-001]
[148,"Water","Water","Water",7341234.0117,15744.21976,1814.051,7.07941634236e-004,1.60277546154e-001]
[149,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4165246.8281,12998.04362,1029.251,4.01611378583e-004,1.26244865490e-001]
[150,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1105817.5273,6034.53093,273.252,1.06657318300e-004,5.91000921079e-002]
[151,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5365020.6992,16159.43595,1325.720,5.17410172020e-004,1.62182344114e-001]
[152,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",342566.8240,3108.59940,84.650,3.30347949282e-005,2.87291589846e-002]
[153,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2754126.1875,7898.60315,680.557,2.65587935303e-004,7.62982265167e-002]
[154,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",453790.3750,3159.44035,112.134,4.37602574121e-005,3.15930159639e-002]
[155,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",16777.5039,619.57745,4.146,1.61789760799e-006,6.23557883990e-003]
[156,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",56273602.6055,57800.47540,13905.454,5.42364666170e-003,5.64419439966e-001]
[157,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1265777.2344,7835.80830,312.779,1.22056103334e-004,7.93459023451e-002]
[158,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",7879446.0156,12475.25161,1947.046,7.59681280170e-004,1.26532720601e-001]
[159,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",15621902.2148,21729.91015,3860.241,1.50609052894e-003,2.15748627564e-001]
[160,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3610262.9727,14254.30150,892.112,3.48069279060e-004,1.38074388607e-001]
[161,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",17083124.1406,53175.38700,4221.315,1.64629820336e-003,5.25677039091e-001]
[162,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",4796500.1758,20110.90425,1185.236,4.62405182338e-004,1.91948210162e-001]
[163,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1587935.5313,5945.69979,392.386,1.53142577210e-004,6.14040101935e-002]
[164,"Water","Water","Water",99804.0117,1168.71883,24.662,9.62389751158e-006,1.15818306987e-002]
[165,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3503964.4453,9288.16531,865.845,3.37659942342e-004,9.33837129402e-002]
[166,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",11565574.8594,56111.29273,2857.904,1.11526314318e-003,5.46587361763e-001]
[167,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1160799.1563,4900.31649,286.839,1.11923322858e-004,4.73164440564e-002]
[168,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2910393.0898,16840.13218,719.171,2.80620034413e-004,1.69562972085e-001]
[169,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6383424.4961,15087.78939,1577.372,6.15475131001e-004,1.46935817794e-001]
[170,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",956.2435,504.54454,0.236,9.21853414803e-008,4.55801293295e-003]
[171,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1609665.2578,5257.67232,397.755,1.55187599487e-004,5.12007956226e-002]
[172,"Water","Water","Water",905368.0502,7288.70747,223.720,8.72244202684e-005,7.26601981242e-002]
[173,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12394637.4297,39803.35342,3062.769,1.19466514329e-003,3.95227517463e-001]
[174,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3328247.0234,12158.69323,822.424,3.20798773461e-004,1.20427871356e-001]
[175,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2785683.3164,13329.13091,688.355,2.68562199002e-004,1.32206283537e-001]
[176,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",1294283.0469,5389.42495,319.823,1.24739456844e-004,5.33508305409e-002]
[177,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1056495.2109,4316.26322,261.065,1.01852245756e-004,4.13327382358e-002]
[178,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",80185832.7109,63427.51029,19814.272,7.72343423008e-003,6.20250569867e-001]
[179,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3043310.8354,9972.15402,752.015,2.93316571292e-004,9.51897567188e-002]
[180,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",14734649.3330,47461.73457,3640.997,1.41964894112e-003,4.55534063599e-001]
[181,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",527671.6953,3238.69105,130.390,5.08731860347e-005,3.22119243868e-002]
[182,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",14831227.7695,52344.01154,3664.862,1.42934190305e-003,4.97163098021e-001]
[183,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",19904751.8984,22583.31852,4918.552,1.91810608664e-003,2.15888737206e-001]
[184,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5879801.0000,25312.09068,1452.925,5.66662943398e-004,2.51726846598e-001]
[185,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",777874.3438,4014.52389,192.216,7.49934813711e-005,4.19023815385e-002]
[186,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",143422500.8906,72018.07161,35440.330,1.38067553038e-002,6.93976104165e-001]
[187,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6887048.5313,19493.84842,1701.820,6.63563659818e-004,1.85945490899e-001]
[188,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",23736935.3763,41491.01953,5865.501,2.28606711035e-003,3.99559100571e-001]
[189,"Water","Water","Water",4275032.9297,20079.27537,1056.379,4.11729181057e-004,1.97398926041e-001]
[190,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1319880.8086,5595.94861,326.148,1.27216898093e-004,5.29141083380e-002]
[191,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",79243678.9844,96710.88288,19581.461,7.63160187341e-003,9.56052048038e-001]
[192,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1228475.9609,4524.15053,303.562,1.18406975064e-004,4.35659641395e-002]
[193,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",33803292.3867,95180.32471,8352.942,3.25777884688e-003,9.73849644986e-001]
[194,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",2078328.1289,6503.82287,513.564,2.00302920642e-004,6.49113677734e-002]
[195,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",23903592.5977,39991.89821,5906.683,2.30313397126e-003,3.92498478712e-001]
[196,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6618160.5234,11713.78221,1635.377,6.37844372543e-004,1.17826731590e-001]
[197,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5486095.2813,23496.89086,1355.638,5.28824117783e-004,2.39041769511e-001]
[198,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",68280653.8984,66627.42792,16872.450,6.57392357279e-003,6.48687704728e-001]
[199,"Water","Water","Water",2246419.7617,12350.96317,555.100,2.16510929868e-004,1.23933951476e-001]
[200,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",5639542.9414,10782.54425,1393.556,5.43437068697e-004,1.03365144388e-001]
[201,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",37878914.6211,36289.90974,9360.046,3.64897581145e-003,3.54749417903e-001]
[202,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",585548.4766,3375.42000,144.692,5.64364860499e-005,3.44577889115e-002]
[203,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3002567.0898,13092.16929,741.948,2.89340183002e-004,1.27973973874e-001]
[204,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",18422504.2734,33442.24430,4552.282,1.77452244909e-003,3.28272096323e-001]
[205,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2324543.9766,14390.34545,574.405,2.24005112925e-004,1.38159255703e-001]
[206,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4801990.9375,23293.77317,1186.593,4.62630960382e-004,2.24341246683e-001]
[207,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7803091.7266,14459.69777,1928.178,7.51790179797e-004,1.42505371964e-001]
[208,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",5576344.2188,28093.10795,1377.939,5.37343265647e-004,2.69819621836e-001]
[209,"Water","Water","Water",47288374.4922,101233.59882,11685.165,4.55387885613e-003,1.00188087263e+000]
[210,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1345685.9375,5832.73676,332.525,1.29674082168e-004,5.63013964942e-002]
[211,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4222728.4648,16001.32672,1043.455,4.06830353481e-004,1.57911822522e-001]
[212,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",3051394.8125,13400.68105,754.013,2.93974621815e-004,1.30035745884e-001]
[213,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2453736.2422,15987.71688,606.329,2.36411419205e-004,1.58558659337e-001]
[214,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",2472822.3164,7888.08397,611.045,2.38265191082e-004,7.88143060629e-002]
[215,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",410919.3268,3466.01976,101.540,3.95888566279e-005,3.21152005167e-002]
[216,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",48837824.4023,53939.07449,12068.041,4.70453536393e-003,5.34615408857e-001]
[217,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",173937221.2500,223974.46840,42980.651,1.67208866070e-002,2.17518462045e+000]
[218,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4835520.0234,18794.81059,1194.878,4.65763673690e-004,1.85707268541e-001]
[219,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",2284368.4297,10946.07386,564.477,2.20055198709e-004,1.02896240523e-001]
[220,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",400243.3984,2556.96692,98.902,3.85627268589e-005,2.52918642517e-002]
[221,"Water","Water","Water",38636282.0310,63339.53260,9547.195,3.71858270831e-003,6.18190128266e-001]
[222,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",768938.9609,5835.72878,190.008,7.40771003518e-005,5.75748231068e-002]
[223,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",3064444.2891,15355.71673,757.238,2.95201446770e-004,1.48258485208e-001]
[224,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",561648.5195,3423.93514,138.786,5.41052801301e-005,3.35919565486e-002]
[225,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3033398.1797,10664.77247,749.566,2.92196353520e-004,1.06287175435e-001]
[226,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",69733322.1836,119469.40830,17231.410,6.71184660201e-003,1.14973134539e+000]
[227,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",13123713.1074,17347.10305,3242.927,1.26390009575e-003,1.66370471075e-001]
[228,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1552170.3047,8244.22534,383.548,1.49529687641e-004,7.97152347997e-002]
[229,"Water","Water","Water",1400359.8281,9358.70525,346.035,1.34889730697e-004,9.23028802858e-002]
[230,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7517090.5859,14660.19379,1857.506,7.23967560592e-004,1.45015849242e-001]
[231,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",9622257.1211,26930.37850,2377.702,9.26890683653e-004,2.65564310970e-001]
[232,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",726814.4297,4432.97847,179.599,7.00256150416e-005,4.62018640377e-002]
[233,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",9249342.7344,29988.93388,2285.553,8.90871035698e-004,3.01517770634e-001]
[234,"Water","Water","Water",135627.4570,1444.37988,33.514,1.30654234672e-005,1.46475691203e-002]
[235,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",131999580.8867,328207.58616,32617.676,1.27101212538e-002,3.18756360873e+000]
[236,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4743870.8516,9419.75000,1172.231,4.56877321801e-004,9.30117075297e-002]
[237,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",58825826.3203,57950.55019,14536.120,5.66039664986e-003,5.78868529122e-001]
[238,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2080960.9609,10874.48560,514.215,2.00430770470e-004,1.02856896534e-001]
[239,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4106931.0078,17196.21763,1014.841,3.95566715616e-004,1.71303762604e-001]
[240,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",3412188.8750,13678.23977,843.167,3.28641017102e-004,1.34546120324e-001]
[241,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",3299038.6094,16115.50397,815.207,3.17776005649e-004,1.56257168707e-001]
[242,"Water","Water","Water",173474.3203,1749.68733,42.866,1.67083460560e-005,1.69539596328e-002]
[243,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",552812.8672,3306.55067,136.602,5.32528869449e-005,3.23311172127e-002]
[244,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",619779.9219,3406.05748,153.150,5.97050512054e-005,3.33995375290e-002]
[245,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",36180504.5273,27351.03457,8940.362,3.48372695061e-003,2.68657368601e-001]
[246,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",644159607.5000,867654.61458,159174.669,6.15152680226e-002,8.36191178143e+000]
[247,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",358982.6875,2415.40375,88.706,3.45778601167e-005,2.45556441171e-002]
[248,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",4371081.6484,12717.39332,1080.113,4.20950098614e-004,1.23179593712e-001]
[249,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2820230.7109,14353.50737,696.891,2.71637719012e-004,1.46533708645e-001]
[250,"Water","Water","Water",151473.5742,1790.06918,37.430,1.45878291219e-005,1.70992094504e-002]
[251,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",2330500.1250,12149.46845,575.877,2.24441340877e-004,1.18717583385e-001]
[252,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",557387.1289,2899.93244,137.733,5.36904197704e-005,2.88181982920e-002]
[253,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1668059.4961,6947.54047,412.185,1.60659699395e-004,6.67081429871e-002]
[254,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",945792.7188,5573.02939,233.710,9.10924262742e-005,5.26582553169e-002]
[255,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5655997.5625,26191.45731,1397.622,5.44588748156e-004,2.63768158821e-001]
[256,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",14695948.4297,28060.31896,3631.433,1.41516019215e-003,2.69953941146e-001]
[257,"Water","Water","Water",8658184.5684,36668.22296,2139.475,8.33057148954e-004,3.65897915777e-001]
[258,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",719980.8906,4205.53325,177.910,6.93398903479e-005,4.03305580390e-002]
[259,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1964409.4492,10864.19134,485.414,1.89162786685e-004,1.03828376639e-001]
[260,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5431604.3203,13451.02518,1342.173,5.22960376988e-004,1.34379037893e-001]
[261,"Water","Water","Water",222279.3359,1913.34939,54.926,2.14084048035e-005,1.91709252254e-002]
[262,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",214790942.8750,416120.16545,53075.786,2.06477349548e-002,4.11929255898e+000]
[263,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",59954305.6719,201398.18852,14814.972,5.76812478053e-003,1.96496848474e+000]
[264,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9044077.9219,20494.57303,2234.831,8.70620737750e-004,1.99602330687e-001]
[265,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1089030.5508,5718.57237,269.104,1.04878463881e-004,5.73475566471e-002]
[266,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",22358737.1094,40396.64352,5524.942,2.15234374686e-003,3.94564349615e-001]
[267,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",715849553.9805,466181.15619,176889.570,6.85682456254e-002,4.54234576890e+000]
[268,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",2811502950.0703,2159551.17014,694734.730,2.69433891929e-001,2.10346568593e+001]
[269,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2104596.9297,7372.79078,520.055,2.02650744224e-004,7.07950369717e-002]
[270,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2905923.0625,11270.74928,718.066,2.79824394722e-004,1.17904396928e-001]
[271,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",2709027.3711,8526.58506,669.413,2.60804814955e-004,8.49148863002e-002]
[272,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",6349151.7461,14601.64430,1568.903,6.11279883504e-004,1.43794763200e-001]
[273,"Water","Water","Water",233916.6250,2610.24293,57.802,2.25080714863e-005,2.47470064939e-002]
[274,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",964099.0273,4407.44675,238.233,9.28169835484e-005,4.30077203411e-002]
[275,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",18319836.5313,42471.29963,4526.912,1.76196913969e-003,4.30546991955e-001]
[276,"Water","Water","Water",746225.7109,4311.90641,184.396,7.18411741602e-005,4.19289357645e-002]
[277,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",72150.6083,1641.38958,17.829,6.94568539917e-006,1.50589981943e-002]
[278,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",1431573.8945,6697.40428,353.748,1.37811236458e-004,6.68071843308e-002]
[279,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",485795710.2383,1083201.71186,120042.254,4.65510751320e-002,1.05509980452e+001]
[280,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",13185770.8906,22593.26073,3258.262,1.26908635654e-003,2.25335614477e-001]
[281,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",521335.1749,3304.37551,128.824,5.01581026017e-005,3.29452162773e-002]
[282,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3889462.3906,9204.14271,961.103,3.74409355039e-004,8.95550472540e-002]
[283,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3015374.4648,13347.61748,745.112,2.90320038584e-004,1.39883329013e-001]
[284,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1391721.8906,4757.80319,343.901,1.33974545730e-004,4.61791992596e-002]
[285,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1297682.0078,6530.34943,320.663,1.24934349113e-004,6.56850330863e-002]
[286,"Water","Water","Water",824712.2148,5867.94834,203.790,7.94027361015e-005,5.76692756142e-002]
[287,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",2143392.1172,6247.40932,529.642,2.06334170050e-004,5.98306024614e-002]
[288,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",12069544.9063,22309.83438,2982.438,1.16167362075e-003,2.19849704281e-001]
[289,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",103225.9404,2005.39927,25.508,9.93620775386e-006,1.83627800468e-002]
[290,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",281147.2031,2229.17067,69.473,2.70627375284e-005,2.24807944773e-002]
[291,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",10764189.0820,17750.35748,2659.878,1.03608456853e-003,1.70471977287e-001]
[292,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2982121.2539,13917.60467,736.895,2.87076958439e-004,1.42027391454e-001]
[293,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",20955423.1094,44478.67677,5178.177,2.01625279574e-003,4.33291655784e-001]
[294,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",2502097.6797,8007.63160,618.279,2.40841610389e-004,7.86033666512e-002]
[295,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",888.2038,168.20316,0.219,8.54486588506e-008,1.73836755151e-003]
[296,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",340439003.2656,124845.93767,84123.973,3.26965856942e-002,1.19683336122e+000]
[297,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",13381829.4375,25997.32995,3306.709,1.28694221336e-003,2.62841337549e-001]
[298,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",8165829.3906,12879.50506,2017.812,7.85769602969e-004,1.25199716806e-001]
[299,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",934040.1094,5038.53020,230.805,8.99018995073e-005,5.14456961964e-002]
[300,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",578755.9966,4339.16571,143.013,5.56989770886e-005,4.08237307006e-002]
[301,"Water","Water","Water",292659.4219,2443.43617,72.317,2.81529489914e-005,2.46126282802e-002]
[302,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1057288.8203,7117.18408,261.261,1.01760765653e-004,6.61036035731e-002]
[303,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",856294.1914,3939.10340,211.594,8.24342709748e-005,3.88290789090e-002]
[304,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1307233.8789,5477.84362,323.023,1.25819457672e-004,5.28634198005e-002]
[305,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",989664.0313,4717.35510,244.550,9.52630332170e-005,4.83342442900e-002]
[306,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",522563.1484,3039.83000,129.128,5.03004885854e-005,3.04753021537e-002]
[307,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4294934.5507,11478.04589,1061.297,4.13073246451e-004,1.10742171944e-001]
[308,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",24565458.8906,69309.48527,6070.233,2.36279932256e-003,6.80569263091e-001]
[309,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",36886946.1484,60719.34199,9114.926,3.54916984946e-003,5.88290290481e-001]
[310,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",6471650.4453,15263.53534,1599.173,6.22746730653e-004,1.50400639661e-001]
[311,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",862597.5781,4688.90568,213.152,8.30219209618e-005,4.38465558867e-002]
[312,"Water","Water","Water",227707.6016,2434.16095,56.268,2.19035766604e-005,2.51010009235e-002]
[313,"Water","Water","Water",759013.2813,5803.69564,187.556,7.30362379441e-005,5.88714281789e-002]
[314,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2182228.6719,13423.67254,539.238,2.10044623615e-004,1.34312154986e-001]
[315,"Water","Water","Water",219166.9297,1867.84054,54.157,2.10934409187e-005,1.88687375833e-002]
[316,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1020808.2773,5509.96989,252.246,9.82534385287e-005,5.21856108188e-002]
[317,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",181378.9219,1809.72013,44.820,1.74532572015e-005,1.73874928733e-002]
[318,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",4512827.2188,11642.86551,1115.139,4.34334768238e-004,1.14032607528e-001]
[319,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2149020.1172,8051.80914,531.032,2.06801468187e-004,7.91576709590e-002]
[320,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2322527.8555,7407.08769,573.907,2.23510170341e-004,7.41920078694e-002]
[321,"Pm","Midway Group (Undifferentiated)","Dark gray to black shale.  Only at surface in northwest Caddo Parish and at Prothro and Rayburns salt domes in Bienville Parish.",1219496.7852,6059.45308,301.343,1.17354798400e-004,6.10035072753e-002]
[322,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",2470920.1250,11664.40624,610.575,2.37784677939e-004,1.11596367419e-001]
[323,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1214615.7266,4477.17168,300.137,1.16894834396e-004,4.49264642333e-002]
[324,"Water","Water","Water",38639365.5090,157973.83462,9547.957,3.70954161824e-003,1.55004572963e+000]
[325,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6047609.7227,20651.27720,1494.391,5.81956255700e-004,2.07047652071e-001]
[326,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",6872500.3555,17720.75601,1698.225,6.61373925397e-004,1.73860821142e-001]
[327,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",10689502.7344,39656.71193,2641.423,1.02816801893e-003,3.84387217280e-001]
[328,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3799389.8516,10774.78123,938.846,3.65595945763e-004,1.07800088640e-001]
[329,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",5137647.1680,14073.63865,1269.535,4.94431921655e-004,1.36348739119e-001]
[330,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1527281.4063,8375.86029,377.398,1.46977348176e-004,8.41975088094e-002]
[331,"Water","Water","Water",95538.3828,1146.93130,23.608,9.19250628421e-006,1.11789900897e-002]
[332,"Pm","Midway Group (Undifferentiated)","Dark gray to black shale.  Only at surface in northwest Caddo Parish and at Prothro and Rayburns salt domes in Bienville Parish.",7731200.1875,32842.89728,1910.414,7.43753573589e-004,3.13713602434e-001]
[333,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3193239.1758,8345.08820,789.063,3.07238141469e-004,8.35529298417e-002]
[334,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",16140217.9180,32198.49769,3988.319,1.55267836296e-003,3.16332113747e-001]
[335,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",22956139.0547,34754.10777,5672.563,2.20787476170e-003,3.40039389450e-001]
[336,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",65694059.3555,67644.72214,16233.291,6.31678143588e-003,6.51316768883e-001]
[337,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",93961659.5547,56038.19340,23218.339,9.03359855715e-003,5.36442085252e-001]
[338,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",489245.2123,3258.14016,120.895,4.70736814461e-005,3.06080885867e-002]
[339,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",766030.6719,3661.88996,189.290,7.37231690714e-005,3.72474225113e-002]
[340,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6011300.9219,17676.55238,1485.419,5.78288368058e-004,1.69627461011e-001]
[341,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8747826.5195,14281.17779,2161.626,8.41577277688e-004,1.39447987139e-001]
[342,"Pm","Midway Group (Undifferentiated)","Dark gray to black shale.  Only at surface in northwest Caddo Parish and at Prothro and Rayburns salt domes in Bienville Parish.",2136105.8867,11804.30009,527.841,2.05517275550e-004,1.18151739522e-001]
[343,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",3252819.5195,7737.66565,803.786,3.13006249250e-004,7.63316472691e-002]
[344,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1357188.6602,5283.55352,335.367,1.30583801667e-004,5.30942030248e-002]
[345,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1812653.8359,10353.87405,447.915,1.74388757880e-004,1.00321768461e-001]
[346,"Water","Water","Water",652282.6914,5100.15314,161.182,6.27644094704e-005,5.07181223947e-002]
[347,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",5344268.5313,27116.27415,1320.592,5.13980636673e-004,2.58319228022e-001]
[348,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3049201.5547,10002.06618,753.471,2.93367194799e-004,9.75591637977e-002]
[349,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",538446.2656,4002.15959,133.052,5.18175224593e-005,4.11238295701e-002]
[350,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",19460406.0781,31233.58057,4808.752,1.87201507119e-003,3.05046719631e-001]
[351,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1189052.5039,8393.38394,293.820,1.14415753470e-004,8.14537456485e-002]
[352,"Water","Water","Water",316910.0469,2472.51202,78.310,3.04742514669e-005,2.53111055224e-002]
[353,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",292695.8828,2716.08305,72.326,2.81600843899e-005,2.71005804917e-002]
[354,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",278613.7344,2476.93996,68.847,2.68118974694e-005,2.55028466910e-002]
[355,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2331949.2617,8042.14680,576.235,2.24361529250e-004,7.99826814850e-002]
[356,"Water","Water","Water",202710.7422,2478.09663,50.091,1.94919207350e-005,2.56495939041e-002]
[357,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",227265449.0929,189771.06576,56158.291,2.18462668430e-002,1.85046854228e+000]
[358,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",25300.6748,1105.55028,6.252,2.43404934926e-006,1.00604313105e-002]
[359,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",12853365.7305,31301.50375,3176.123,1.23635708076e-003,3.02777333889e-001]
[360,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",2775584.2852,7672.38108,685.859,2.67068502495e-004,7.80340138195e-002]
[361,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",72183500.1719,103717.02357,17836.860,6.94134144321e-003,1.00683970240e+000]
[362,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2371398.6094,11640.44773,585.983,2.28107559336e-004,1.17100781381e-001]
[363,"Pm","Midway Group (Undifferentiated)","Dark gray to black shale.  Only at surface in northwest Caddo Parish and at Prothro and Rayburns salt domes in Bienville Parish.",720668.1875,3673.56098,178.080,6.93283491965e-005,3.56713989207e-002]
[364,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",820872.9727,4960.22037,202.841,7.89825525592e-005,5.05684751726e-002]
[365,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",1589661.7148,6186.36581,392.812,1.52951570370e-004,5.96335353329e-002]
[366,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",574023798.1641,295999.76530,141843.802,5.49695060938e-002,2.86511478714e+000]
[367,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1129830.3438,5424.97322,279.186,1.08629153041e-004,5.70031442682e-002]
[368,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",4543541.6133,13985.12772,1122.729,4.37086164976e-004,1.33853384226e-001]
[369,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1975790.4609,9126.37748,488.227,1.90054468219e-004,8.81154850236e-002]
[370,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2345317.1094,7058.06245,579.538,2.25607363183e-004,7.13087438147e-002]
[371,"Water","Water","Water",752943.9063,7979.47292,186.056,7.24314004953e-005,7.93723212124e-002]
[372,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",12247889.4844,24278.80166,3026.507,1.17827706209e-003,2.38983163775e-001]
[373,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1947588.1797,9173.92740,481.258,1.87218085351e-004,8.37357391694e-002]
[374,"Water","Water","Water",461145.8359,3115.54335,113.951,4.43674378536e-005,3.08576937039e-002]
[375,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",57349827.5820,174548.28796,14171.394,5.50791889043e-003,1.66551041936e+000]
[376,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4345377.5352,12308.48294,1073.762,4.17977281483e-004,1.21343215181e-001]
[377,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6002602.8829,11204.99052,1483.270,5.77012500893e-004,1.09571173875e-001]
[378,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",4190720.2500,22788.74904,1035.545,4.03044359702e-004,2.19845360555e-001]
[379,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",32200447.5664,83022.80133,7956.872,3.09517101842e-003,7.98546686296e-001]
[380,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1958212.9922,11544.07407,483.883,1.88363171388e-004,1.09009937085e-001]
[381,"Water","Water","Water",203481.5547,1948.06195,50.281,1.95740242352e-005,1.94304668990e-002]
[382,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",326858.9336,2869.13585,80.768,3.14469596846e-005,2.94724542075e-002]
[383,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3007768.7344,7072.91392,743.233,2.89298722313e-004,6.91700120645e-002]
[384,"Water","Water","Water",246434.7344,1979.91079,60.895,2.37047542805e-005,1.98558309089e-002]
[385,"Water","Water","Water",868485.7305,4271.31174,214.607,8.35540922064e-005,4.33661249626e-002]
[386,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",2449010.7266,5925.47501,605.161,2.35607036097e-004,5.82335849172e-002]
[387,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",894278.1992,5283.97416,220.980,8.60338812345e-005,5.49619916778e-002]
[388,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",1945193.0195,6609.29744,480.666,1.87127064137e-004,6.28141901790e-002]
[389,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",18169586.2539,27037.67056,4489.785,1.74759441980e-003,2.60907885081e-001]
[390,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6759021.8355,24002.36771,1670.184,6.49934233024e-004,2.30790554956e-001]
[391,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",1022057.8750,6123.45435,252.555,9.83226666646e-005,6.36660136031e-002]
[392,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",989153.8438,4092.37763,244.424,9.51425252246e-005,4.15548691920e-002]
[393,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",8891981.5469,17149.66174,2197.248,8.54913977289e-004,1.62584007021e-001]
[394,"Water","Water","Water",761278.1641,4087.14597,188.115,7.32242698727e-005,3.96896694463e-002]
[395,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",19294.1641,973.54658,4.768,1.85500171244e-006,1.00169918027e-002]
[396,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",514251.7216,3593.41322,127.074,4.94529583807e-005,3.34850415422e-002]
[397,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",2754531.8672,7371.79872,680.657,2.64939685174e-004,7.25747055610e-002]
[398,"Water","Water","Water",318460.1719,2367.62192,78.693,3.06159703427e-005,2.37864405983e-002]
[399,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",9853809.1953,16374.58370,2434.920,9.47581983481e-004,1.56719791079e-001]
[400,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",20144809.4219,51390.46974,4977.871,1.93588543002e-003,4.85347505212e-001]
[401,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1454683.1953,4922.61304,359.459,1.39902742548e-004,4.95939871536e-002]
[402,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",723429.3281,3425.50857,178.763,6.95841342243e-005,3.45228772498e-002]
[403,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",3315243.4375,16363.75100,819.211,3.18823767755e-004,1.56203316803e-001]
[404,"Water","Water","Water",200150.0625,1878.13944,49.458,1.92481287473e-005,1.77644331371e-002]
[405,"Water","Water","Water",614021.1836,3823.98928,151.727,5.90493937697e-005,3.78891633501e-002]
[406,"Water","Water","Water",1949485.9043,13953.36640,481.727,1.87328496799e-004,1.35154109793e-001]
[407,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",29811936.0430,38948.65937,7366.660,2.86590995120e-003,3.82488274603e-001]
[408,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",975574.7188,4080.95191,241.069,9.38276747295e-005,3.91520534883e-002]
[409,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9844820.3086,32149.77216,2432.698,9.46220801154e-004,3.15109255466e-001]
[410,"Water","Water","Water",206632.7109,2017.22819,51.060,1.98700891210e-005,1.97167510824e-002]
[411,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",4347684.7148,13251.06870,1074.332,4.18103621004e-004,1.30306683896e-001]
[412,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7267240.7582,16465.92241,1795.767,6.98219353274e-004,1.59036702755e-001]
[413,"Water","Water","Water",603169.3320,3570.72352,149.046,5.80100563585e-005,3.55439774219e-002]
[414,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2216451.4453,16156.92517,547.695,2.13104637843e-004,1.53069777127e-001]
[415,"Water","Water","Water",325855.2578,2769.98064,80.520,3.13303499016e-005,2.60200074452e-002]
[416,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",36185841.2422,46615.38278,8941.680,3.47769301399e-003,4.46782170248e-001]
[417,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1190753.7734,5041.22884,294.240,1.14507339963e-004,4.75058287661e-002]
[418,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",12493102.1328,60170.25828,3087.100,1.20096710105e-003,5.60819595532e-001]
[419,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",4390836.1680,22375.62364,1084.995,4.22158713723e-004,2.11929470249e-001]
[420,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2449628.8945,11469.11355,605.314,2.35552520670e-004,1.10319169465e-001]
[421,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12221466.3516,21622.46105,3019.978,1.17467132640e-003,2.04199778647e-001]
[422,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",8350426.5391,19817.88586,2063.427,8.02679931518e-004,1.92679195994e-001]
[423,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",6054571.5000,9803.38114,1496.111,5.81660027621e-004,9.58349770669e-002]
[424,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6711937.0000,20322.64944,1658.549,6.45098640421e-004,1.97015739600e-001]
[425,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1330767.9180,5660.15082,328.839,1.27966793106e-004,5.68102174606e-002]
[426,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",189959320.2461,168277.19558,46939.783,1.82494106483e-002,1.65587543645e+000]
[427,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",6132038.0781,16102.05673,1515.254,5.89482873152e-004,1.59014095018e-001]
[428,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",1065247.2656,8341.41776,263.227,1.02419209401e-004,7.64780343284e-002]
[429,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",326257.4648,3784.19818,80.620,3.13710349808e-005,3.50194326235e-002]
[430,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",17969.4297,653.18911,4.440,1.72761510771e-006,6.67164257143e-003]
[431,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",2758967.5547,9802.67707,681.753,2.65250189697e-004,9.50674779324e-002]
[432,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",33708525.3964,85011.34508,8329.525,3.23792657189e-003,8.41854691984e-001]
[433,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",2165696.1758,6465.73082,535.153,2.08235444835e-004,6.49487788606e-002]
[434,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",23701954.4141,39088.47987,5856.857,2.27829615954e-003,3.76616074333e-001]
[435,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",7132818.3516,15399.70231,1762.551,6.85766435495e-004,1.51734129123e-001]
[436,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",46213268.4063,61126.66824,11419.502,4.44003654462e-003,5.91677839950e-001]
[437,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3766228.6250,8496.47204,930.652,3.61799542113e-004,8.12085830109e-002]
[438,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",344553.0469,2164.35566,85.141,3.31279149904e-005,2.12919059865e-002]
[439,"Water","Water","Water",3543253.1953,13503.59075,875.553,3.40546758326e-004,1.30834823762e-001]
[440,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11421038.1335,31241.56336,2822.189,1.09682654802e-003,3.12564153917e-001]
[441,"Water","Water","Water",808235.8047,6006.22197,199.719,7.76831524474e-005,5.98381840041e-002]
[442,"Water","Water","Water",987307.5356,6303.22155,243.968,9.48393306762e-005,6.23155427498e-002]
[443,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",2375688.1875,11064.36639,587.043,2.28353850529e-004,1.07409588736e-001]
[444,"Water","Water","Water",2557181.2381,13463.15672,631.891,2.45634126904e-004,1.40107200078e-001]
[445,"Water","Water","Water",98718.8203,1188.99964,24.394,9.48930136777e-006,1.15544619519e-002]
[446,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8720852.3828,27635.11091,2154.961,8.37930390781e-004,2.69985246265e-001]
[447,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2548811.9375,9124.75354,629.823,2.44977557407e-004,8.82220884613e-002]
[448,"Water","Water","Water",1045207.3594,5506.37489,258.275,1.00452433869e-004,5.24957557334e-002]
[449,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",2385565.5234,7572.23678,589.484,2.29319131259e-004,7.24698129525e-002]
[450,"Water","Water","Water",183480.1914,2220.49718,45.339,1.76367349982e-005,2.11966109589e-002]
[451,"Water","Water","Water",104955.4844,1313.10959,25.935,1.00883646184e-005,1.31781399239e-002]
[452,"Water","Water","Water",1267647.7656,7643.21043,313.241,1.21841065280e-004,7.37800515275e-002]
[453,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",13983637.3359,17880.60505,3455.418,1.34302690679e-003,1.81766763540e-001]
[454,"Water","Water","Water",593052.5391,3821.61938,146.546,5.70045075276e-005,3.76672407558e-002]
[455,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11831056.7578,26397.71132,2923.506,1.13618370144e-003,2.55677266479e-001]
[456,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",27329083.8320,40612.04735,6753.137,2.62573157836e-003,3.89422991170e-001]
[457,"Water","Water","Water",149786.3359,1501.04786,37.013,1.43970346274e-005,1.49695000554e-002]
[458,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",13401675.6758,18329.91743,3311.613,1.28795444083e-003,1.82557137071e-001]
[459,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2770842.4570,11292.27979,684.687,2.66285303067e-004,1.06072564424e-001]
[460,"Water","Water","Water",415461.1328,4551.01105,102.662,3.99038311539e-005,4.43897426135e-002]
[461,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",675456.7088,4553.19177,166.908,6.48756235549e-005,4.62706056737e-002]
[462,"Water","Water","Water",182570.8125,1651.23520,45.114,1.75461858882e-005,1.63043728188e-002]
[463,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",15157152.1992,44644.82137,3745.399,1.45617325508e-003,4.20440926572e-001]
[464,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",47118919.4688,162408.66489,11643.292,4.52285539134e-003,1.57532091777e+000]
[465,"Water","Water","Water",275605.7422,2073.91684,68.103,2.64848758145e-005,2.12191658793e-002]
[466,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",634395.5234,3573.18508,156.762,6.09675345369e-005,3.44885256443e-002]
[467,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",2332738.1641,12348.42519,576.430,2.24166127034e-004,1.25015536710e-001]
[468,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4981439.1445,16341.46166,1230.935,4.78696619428e-004,1.61635713925e-001]
[469,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",1617655.0586,7193.24888,399.730,1.55470342377e-004,7.00940590349e-002]
[470,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4741189.0078,14037.80997,1171.569,4.55556714933e-004,1.40496194851e-001]
[471,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",35597332.1328,49067.50639,8796.257,3.41930692270e-003,4.83402635721e-001]
[472,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",32958895.8750,53558.79606,8144.288,3.16661545056e-003,5.33073998392e-001]
[473,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",5472332.5078,18517.38049,1352.237,5.25870354576e-004,1.89424618926e-001]
[474,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",29425775.6758,48914.40607,7271.238,2.82673642294e-003,4.80392692177e-001]
[475,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1587536.9805,6071.66793,392.287,1.52570825249e-004,5.78564146760e-002]
[476,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",31965202.3984,30141.47810,7898.742,3.07049732449e-003,2.98092965362e-001]
[477,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",17674649.9297,25883.55115,4367.484,1.69785782738e-003,2.52819188937e-001]
[478,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2682976.9258,9822.55590,662.975,2.57792635387e-004,9.75913470515e-002]
[479,"Water","Water","Water",102605.0547,1389.85982,25.354,9.85366695146e-006,1.37819148954e-002]
[480,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",20564214.3086,30206.15504,5081.508,1.97504465534e-003,2.86944142248e-001]
[481,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",4845250.6406,15221.27498,1197.283,4.65528382834e-004,1.44625130266e-001]
[482,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9566013.1641,18857.21766,2363.804,9.18506366725e-004,1.84789679221e-001]
[483,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5075015.5391,17340.78337,1254.059,4.87198530857e-004,1.59332647730e-001]
[484,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",951756.7227,5460.92610,235.183,9.14611496445e-005,5.26920621126e-002]
[485,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1198513.2891,8365.98169,296.158,1.15163346746e-004,8.63537667473e-002]
[486,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",413566.1094,3091.17990,102.194,3.97342323987e-005,2.89976801972e-002]
[487,"Water","Water","Water",1093932.1076,7096.64451,270.315,1.05032345737e-004,7.14909659099e-002]
[488,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5225422.3984,10793.03730,1291.225,5.02003431395e-004,1.05952986206e-001]
[489,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11528090.1563,19372.57505,2848.642,1.10658386718e-003,1.85336750973e-001]
[490,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",9579763.1641,18489.99703,2367.202,9.20401273815e-004,1.87741287469e-001]
[491,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",25625419.2344,73370.18780,6332.154,2.46172585689e-003,7.41830809131e-001]
[492,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",9603692.9141,33500.53900,2373.115,9.22333187020e-004,3.22342240561e-001]
[493,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1520263.2695,4868.74063,375.664,1.46080216782e-004,4.82322802748e-002]
[494,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",770651.7656,4711.24100,190.431,7.40453569709e-005,4.76085936129e-002]
[495,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",221282061.6602,559456.99708,54679.770,2.11761935818e-002,5.50220927892e+000]
[496,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",992642.6094,4777.91426,245.286,9.53801317187e-005,4.64291558984e-002]
[497,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5494237.0664,15596.41858,1357.650,5.27758617412e-004,1.55210929585e-001]
[498,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",963859.7813,4335.99707,238.174,9.26038863698e-005,4.25230611865e-002]
[499,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2272428.1484,11964.04395,561.527,2.18314296225e-004,1.22636422374e-001]
[500,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",6196709.4063,13749.88178,1531.234,5.95322287413e-004,1.32047112453e-001]
[501,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",181100.2422,3947.58343,44.751,1.73882495885e-005,3.56988349210e-002]
[502,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3466907.1094,12600.17459,856.688,3.33026101755e-004,1.28875399773e-001]
[503,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",186099456.1484,172723.79992,45985.993,1.78552683812e-002,1.70485393168e+000]
[504,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1100559.8594,4456.62729,271.953,1.05722259611e-004,4.34308251451e-002]
[505,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",726423.7700,3542.45828,179.503,6.97386188145e-005,3.50288638614e-002]
[506,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",9541122.1797,14012.99395,2357.653,9.16607482114e-004,1.40806827458e-001]
[507,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",42429098.1094,50549.88242,10484.417,4.07488334660e-003,5.05499777126e-001]
[508,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5209605.5117,14046.13026,1287.316,5.00347198288e-004,1.42789930525e-001]
[509,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1691054.8398,11651.45986,417.867,1.62438671872e-004,1.08959340955e-001]
[510,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",2638584.3438,7445.60250,652.006,2.53433288293e-004,7.33239825737e-002]
[511,"Misip",null,null,1893466.5000,9335.09697,467.884,1.81740630251e-004,8.63889462733e-002]
[512,"Water","Water","Water",198686.1094,2098.12134,49.096,1.90742583944e-005,1.96727573449e-002]
[513,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9862718.3049,28066.29385,2437.121,9.46471524311e-004,2.78997516963e-001]
[514,"Water","Water","Water",30417912.9297,58084.10886,7516.400,2.92098995204e-003,5.75915656213e-001]
[515,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2460506.2227,9236.66479,608.002,2.36370966768e-004,9.22318306111e-002]
[516,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",2150234.8008,9154.89856,531.332,2.06533086253e-004,8.69094092095e-002]
[517,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1580538.7266,7990.80260,390.558,1.51817212275e-004,7.58843878680e-002]
[518,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",15131072.0469,23248.81236,3738.954,1.45283621185e-003,2.25650198396e-001]
[519,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",699034.0625,3746.71886,172.734,6.71457142901e-005,3.57006233391e-002]
[520,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",873873.0000,3856.37019,215.938,8.39506115582e-005,3.86034221710e-002]
[521,"Qbs-l","Braided Stream Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see Qbs detailed description.",4491250.8672,13245.41472,1109.808,4.31146381607e-004,1.23587940639e-001]
[522,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",296443653.1641,297221.08207,73252.529,2.84153587272e-002,2.88493741826e+000]
[523,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1627193575.0898,3903046.31733,402086.681,1.55231804093e-001,3.81124470563e+001]
[524,"Water","Water","Water",208614.5781,2068.40284,51.550,2.00246566774e-005,1.94355879276e-002]
[525,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",8087537.3750,22650.04412,1998.466,7.76662070229e-004,2.14771288545e-001]
[526,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",38337951.6641,60882.67205,9473.476,3.67988521370e-003,5.69458660565e-001]
[527,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",3175332.4609,10893.38346,784.639,3.04982537668e-004,1.04647908438e-001]
[528,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",45494108.9453,118147.63063,11241.794,4.36763237552e-003,1.17546159939e+000]
[529,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",421367.7930,2527.47662,104.122,4.04774785529e-005,2.52733558486e-002]
[530,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",812875.6859,4636.78793,200.865,7.80619585482e-005,4.63863449246e-002]
[531,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",95214744.2930,117649.61871,23527.982,9.13668111604e-003,1.11188995416e+000]
[532,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",5024481.4688,12112.09318,1241.571,4.82168449070e-004,1.21497543985e-001]
[533,"Water","Water","Water",1286100.0742,5604.19931,317.801,1.23515516969e-004,5.25335074441e-002]
[534,"Water","Water","Water",253666.5391,2382.17682,62.682,2.43572214404e-005,2.31254483052e-002]
[535,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4501704.7969,11464.49216,1112.391,4.32317537250e-004,1.16016606888e-001]
[536,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",593020.6484,6354.11148,146.538,5.69204010455e-005,5.91370636237e-002]
[537,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6217214.1250,13785.33102,1536.301,5.97059696828e-004,1.32541472223e-001]
[538,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",39906408.4063,172313.52088,9861.049,3.83119500432e-003,1.72852630573e+000]
[539,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",451264.6680,2811.62315,111.509,4.33399362365e-005,2.70735389228e-002]
[540,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1348313.6875,4938.20171,333.174,1.29404886658e-004,5.01359401272e-002]
[541,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",3442866068.2345,3090729.25769,850747.330,3.28662154915e-001,3.01572083632e+001]
[542,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",583379.7266,3440.69086,144.156,5.60316871903e-005,3.47226369835e-002]
[543,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",35040149.8620,38220.07515,8658.575,3.36389248728e-003,3.85139857253e-001]
[544,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2692654.0703,9987.17297,665.367,2.58582496679e-004,9.72373114618e-002]
[545,"Water","Water","Water",52707198.7031,87971.75325,13024.180,5.05621186588e-003,8.65599946736e-001]
[546,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",23805693.7139,66362.25942,5882.491,2.28485522381e-003,6.54234720716e-001]
[547,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9668887.6719,13537.77845,2389.225,9.28292073604e-004,1.30453145226e-001]
[548,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",807849.6563,3891.05616,199.623,7.75710813613e-005,3.94754943331e-002]
[549,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1338351.0313,7907.05807,330.712,1.28520909247e-004,8.12908409892e-002]
[550,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",502759.1367,2646.20791,124.234,4.82842103917e-005,2.60025824726e-002]
[551,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1629375.8164,5815.21783,402.626,1.56451343258e-004,5.69319948412e-002]
[552,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",4684090.2188,13711.69782,1157.459,4.49769183080e-004,1.31873058928e-001]
[553,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2194888.3398,8793.12424,542.367,2.10727084479e-004,8.40277357717e-002]
[554,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",633741.1992,3300.04180,156.600,6.08515190289e-005,3.25712500881e-002]
[555,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2050257.1875,5532.91084,506.628,1.96740103437e-004,5.34747977504e-002]
[556,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",833774.9375,4274.62988,206.029,8.00616941125e-005,4.32548229480e-002]
[557,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",38190580.8984,59942.22968,9437.060,3.66567004523e-003,5.94045438101e-001]
[558,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1317882.2305,7017.10752,325.654,1.26525117533e-004,6.64351856873e-002]
[559,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",215252.5859,1842.88833,53.190,2.06522124101e-005,1.74808952195e-002]
[560,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",685018.4531,3575.69077,169.271,6.57735714453e-005,3.63895605323e-002]
[561,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",31780.7852,1029.87672,7.853,3.05149315314e-006,1.08045879427e-002]
[562,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1433337.8398,4645.19412,354.184,1.37636925223e-004,4.51906449409e-002]
[563,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1492716.0156,7481.38629,368.857,1.43326703244e-004,7.21333787087e-002]
[564,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11265678.2578,16754.46747,2783.799,1.08086663075e-003,1.69245494218e-001]
[565,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2563764.0625,14225.86183,633.517,2.46113083613e-004,1.43164128167e-001]
[566,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",401831.9297,2770.11493,99.294,3.85494119898e-005,2.76061637978e-002]
[567,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1550350.0273,7937.62453,383.098,1.48827662021e-004,7.70950428475e-002]
[568,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1086908.8945,6921.63463,268.580,1.04354250629e-004,6.48330915695e-002]
[569,"Water","Water","Water",807861.6563,6957.39981,199.626,7.74996094808e-005,6.56395637900e-002]
[570,"Water","Water","Water",12115044.3203,28411.13215,2993.681,1.16281372653e-003,2.80325076400e-001]
[571,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2620835.8359,10285.71802,647.620,2.51584263324e-004,9.66791332179e-002]
[572,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",4698637.1563,8326.65618,1161.054,4.51106308943e-004,8.15219675018e-002]
[573,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1172919.0234,4515.78992,289.833,1.12542840114e-004,4.39761481895e-002]
[574,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",6936743.1875,26924.74445,1714.100,6.65865073092e-004,2.59693824018e-001]
[575,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9551714.9961,32393.74519,2360.271,9.16684442055e-004,3.20443343972e-001]
[576,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1132572.2031,5423.10364,279.864,1.08715543927e-004,5.45833435295e-002]
[577,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",2013809.0273,8804.63935,497.621,1.93336046700e-004,8.94636061744e-002]
[578,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",36715821.3828,122585.41070,9072.641,3.52243418395e-003,1.20936249856e+000]
[579,"Water","Water","Water",203687.9023,1661.37675,50.332,1.95554189773e-005,1.61888520316e-002]
[580,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2962110.1914,8318.06627,731.950,2.84361556719e-004,7.96074564781e-002]
[581,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",2127090.2266,6264.51182,525.613,2.04181382453e-004,6.21156583969e-002]
[582,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4283466.0547,13776.62966,1058.463,4.11130603166e-004,1.31196866704e-001]
[583,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",3073300.7852,8947.41545,759.426,2.95024646115e-004,8.69500713318e-002]
[584,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",3023160.2031,9180.57667,747.036,2.90194519802e-004,8.66186972028e-002]
[585,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",13241795.4063,15223.22462,3272.106,1.27103215303e-003,1.49663425207e-001]
[586,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",4261084.9805,11810.37113,1052.933,4.09047115742e-004,1.18613586250e-001]
[587,"Water","Water","Water",806639.3945,5451.65065,199.324,7.74272790715e-005,5.44160820462e-002]
[588,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",400570753.7656,363217.60659,98982.793,3.83886256552e-002,3.57022610790e+000]
[589,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2309019.4141,11340.75377,570.569,2.21622739951e-004,1.12049431750e-001]
[590,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",5142777.6836,15880.05928,1270.803,4.93602399914e-004,1.57471231459e-001]
[591,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2273648.2578,7788.71238,561.828,2.18246720699e-004,7.59388086909e-002]
[592,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",449319.9492,3247.63063,111.029,4.31338248626e-005,3.22475830854e-002]
[593,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",15494093.0782,39991.92778,3828.658,1.48517772414e-003,3.93765029521e-001]
[594,"Water","Water","Water",314614.0703,2720.81357,77.743,3.01991023097e-005,2.65659483049e-002]
[595,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",25455813.1250,22353.98838,6290.243,2.44100782917e-003,2.16934732445e-001]
[596,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2224002.0859,11888.33710,549.561,2.13457800406e-004,1.17806497867e-001]
[597,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",682917.5078,5224.44851,168.752,6.55521009522e-005,4.98018421190e-002]
[598,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",3732739.4063,17421.56997,922.376,3.58290942513e-004,1.76845673915e-001]
[599,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2242580.1797,9238.37140,554.151,2.15247053538e-004,9.17187447581e-002]
[600,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",828596.2031,3683.41634,204.750,7.95265785319e-005,3.66286160727e-002]
[601,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1566635.2500,8511.87718,387.122,1.50362814992e-004,8.34616276445e-002]
[602,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",592576.3555,3898.76055,146.428,5.68802440742e-005,3.67033007181e-002]
[603,"Water","Water","Water",263211.9102,2186.66725,65.041,2.52610741130e-005,2.11044201679e-002]
[604,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2298228.5117,8355.28776,567.902,2.20578110275e-004,8.31676632975e-002]
[605,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",20958603.2422,22250.12305,5178.963,2.01060621044e-003,2.13347919282e-001]
[606,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",602138.3242,3630.94977,148.791,5.77949980266e-005,3.57224134091e-002]
[607,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1737472.6563,5574.98856,429.337,1.66749931638e-004,5.52410107170e-002]
[608,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1741073.5547,7280.84558,430.227,1.67070566392e-004,6.76938987995e-002]
[609,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8904616.4141,13055.17096,2200.370,8.54050824981e-004,1.32018849520e-001]
[610,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2190493.9805,7169.17223,541.281,2.10252547261e-004,7.25319786368e-002]
[611,"Qbs-l","Braided Stream Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see Qbs detailed description.",1040052.3203,5755.26738,257.001,9.97805103099e-005,5.40885430723e-002]
[612,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",20846788.3281,26772.73269,5151.333,1.99978127380e-003,2.60253761734e-001]
[613,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7595628.5313,27837.29747,1876.913,7.28777878609e-004,2.67724216545e-001]
[614,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",13830739.2188,21002.44340,3417.636,1.32694458905e-003,2.04210947861e-001]
[615,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3154531.6563,16406.81119,779.499,3.02699228820e-004,1.55493892680e-001]
[616,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1783995.9023,11002.91017,440.833,1.71220419546e-004,1.10226059129e-001]
[617,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11221674.0234,40886.09214,2772.925,1.07644635587e-003,3.99717401136e-001]
[618,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",9152819.6484,17507.87921,2261.702,8.78295143017e-004,1.68688164415e-001]
[619,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",135387689.4141,386966.63461,33454.893,1.29766527165e-002,3.85366041540e+000]
[620,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",99700090.1602,96293.30001,24636.330,9.56293863890e-003,9.46282846058e-001]
[621,"Water","Water","Water",2549491.4045,12723.03244,629.991,2.44465049151e-004,1.27211376492e-001]
[622,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6183884.4922,12909.27673,1528.065,5.93072042068e-004,1.27702714871e-001]
[623,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1112617.5000,5481.29907,274.933,1.06766262512e-004,5.45353535420e-002]
[624,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",53052066.7656,49997.75977,13109.399,5.08748848546e-003,4.88744054164e-001]
[625,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1198877.6406,6239.30943,296.248,1.15042897998e-004,6.34605921839e-002]
[626,"Water","Water","Water",334694.3789,2867.26936,82.704,3.21187644226e-005,2.89862165806e-002]
[627,"Water","Water","Water",97140.4766,1210.44025,24.004,9.31731722732e-006,1.16952074185e-002]
[628,"Water","Water","Water",973155.5703,10190.01558,240.471,9.33308849497e-005,9.76726389689e-002]
[629,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7544949.3636,25805.06545,1864.390,7.23343691842e-004,2.57748144159e-001]
[630,"Water","Water","Water",601825.7930,4676.63973,148.714,5.77481692370e-005,4.59123717578e-002]
[631,"Water","Water","Water",728029.1328,6403.29030,179.899,6.98188018366e-005,6.66952319580e-002]
[632,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1214046.9102,4519.46472,299.996,1.16501601846e-004,4.52329769963e-002]
[633,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",3601803.1133,10796.18401,890.021,3.45644675365e-004,1.10049212694e-001]
[634,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2454437.4219,9212.84894,606.502,2.35332732912e-004,9.28326023484e-002]
[635,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",210991.1797,1851.27614,52.137,2.02460003102e-005,1.82798806886e-002]
[636,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",46789.1719,1538.70103,11.562,4.48765092828e-006,1.40176779115e-002]
[637,"Water","Water","Water",488102.4141,3670.05260,120.612,4.68024633450e-005,3.45313789743e-002]
[638,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",188186.7031,2354.28548,46.502,1.80472518139e-005,2.43437284121e-002]
[639,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",6025415.7695,15662.22536,1488.907,5.78090354212e-004,1.50473436492e-001]
[640,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",2724764.4180,7489.82301,673.301,2.61448515572e-004,7.09698858433e-002]
[641,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",4315961.7500,12006.87507,1066.493,4.14108073898e-004,1.18267703070e-001]
[642,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",5190699.6016,9895.13338,1282.645,4.97641024095e-004,9.98320558459e-002]
[643,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",18371659.7188,30035.66192,4539.718,1.76213297662e-003,2.90861698426e-001]
[644,"Water","Water","Water",168211.2891,1604.27489,41.566,1.61288006414e-005,1.57834387969e-002]
[645,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",2446414.8984,8888.21345,604.520,2.34720105743e-004,8.56562201262e-002]
[646,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",464738.8672,3033.14551,114.839,4.45924327501e-005,3.09110025795e-002]
[647,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",349813.0156,2755.72885,86.440,3.35682606211e-005,2.66169527739e-002]
[648,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",3334307.6875,8266.60713,823.922,3.19938677154e-004,8.03837320346e-002]
[649,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",99831.7148,1602.77112,24.669,9.57993347097e-006,1.66521684033e-002]
[650,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",379350055.8945,367263.50973,93739.065,3.63074328288e-002,3.58334570888e+000]
[651,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2026107.9922,7094.66114,500.660,1.94405100287e-004,6.81927571915e-002]
[652,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1357734.4180,4976.91460,335.502,1.30278534688e-004,4.72949551824e-002]
[653,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5743755.6133,17421.44771,1419.307,5.50897996455e-004,1.64105669252e-001]
[654,"Water","Water","Water",67204.3984,1052.85199,16.607,6.44444418290e-006,1.02279725625e-002]
[655,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",118417384.0781,109029.13118,29261.456,1.13413732760e-002,1.06663557468e+000]
[656,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4602160.5430,19238.65769,1137.214,4.41523585901e-004,1.90991188651e-001]
[657,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",469632.7656,3132.19733,116.048,4.50589456010e-005,3.17712977940e-002]
[658,"Water","Water","Water",401999.4375,3553.48769,99.336,3.85417523374e-005,3.63274156634e-002]
[659,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",599792.6719,3498.93281,148.211,5.75391116428e-005,3.25278802967e-002]
[660,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",184533.8359,2794.99234,45.599,1.76920424866e-005,2.86553443146e-002]
[661,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",424892936.4922,156556.60535,104992.911,4.06467508612e-002,1.48487775694e+000]
[662,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",28840701.3633,32334.26390,7126.664,2.76540582262e-003,3.09431941827e-001]
[663,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",182436.3789,1635.77612,45.081,1.75033641708e-005,1.59224968544e-002]
[664,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",268920.0156,2026.60185,66.451,2.57989102829e-005,2.00591563001e-002]
[665,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",17261275.8945,37174.50976,4265.337,1.65534178109e-003,3.72213884710e-001]
[666,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3844594.0469,16667.53620,950.016,3.68774071175e-004,1.61195092874e-001]
[667,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",533178.6602,2662.35734,131.751,5.11495100098e-005,2.61463459949e-002]
[668,"Water","Water","Water",357209.0938,4304.19956,88.268,3.42582486952e-005,4.06853157952e-002]
[669,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2526862.9922,7255.10686,624.399,2.42194899320e-004,7.06023315182e-002]
[670,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6524958.2969,17511.71408,1612.346,6.25733026273e-004,1.70038228218e-001]
[671,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",26042003.7344,71134.82988,6435.094,2.49529870681e-003,6.98495321078e-001]
[672,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1941225.9883,7706.93546,479.685,1.86190679325e-004,7.67161877491e-002]
[673,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1664903.7500,7235.42654,411.405,1.59669107772e-004,6.72968027914e-002]
[674,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3225718.6484,15236.37580,797.089,3.09368280949e-004,1.42708786652e-001]
[675,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",490986.6016,3317.51446,121.325,4.70924496697e-005,3.21867479033e-002]
[676,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",782029.9063,3576.94798,193.243,7.50211542159e-005,3.50777065475e-002]
[677,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",32160948.9922,86531.62411,7947.112,3.08315279369e-003,8.62939831390e-001]
[678,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",8524288.5781,14052.77104,2106.389,8.17619220075e-004,1.38961338131e-001]
[679,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1290160.8594,4978.17729,318.804,1.23739702631e-004,4.75696621901e-002]
[680,"Water","Water","Water",1047469.4727,4131.15781,258.834,1.00475704041e-004,4.22589146075e-002]
[681,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",829284.8984,4929.54233,204.920,7.95505808108e-005,4.68562569249e-002]
[682,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7060092.5078,26009.13770,1744.580,6.77142781025e-004,2.57831993251e-001]
[683,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12483963.0117,29663.32826,3084.842,1.19707545069e-003,2.91590760507e-001]
[684,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",866638.4609,5515.19365,214.150,8.31334447774e-005,5.55712498623e-002]
[685,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1096302.4844,4539.30372,270.901,1.05158248378e-004,4.53475076150e-002]
[686,"Water","Water","Water",362719.8516,2667.32189,89.630,3.47660264857e-005,2.58040615173e-002]
[687,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1960252.1250,6646.17905,484.387,1.88005672934e-004,6.47492766784e-002]
[688,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",8867370.2578,25754.70272,2191.166,8.50336886628e-004,2.66067923999e-001]
[689,"Water","Water","Water",213090.4609,2107.71707,52.656,2.04235899292e-005,1.99751900735e-002]
[690,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",1361101.5547,4888.98731,336.334,1.30557580703e-004,4.78864935697e-002]
[691,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",16909812.8594,27413.76897,4178.489,1.62137951916e-003,2.65868196596e-001]
[692,"Water","Water","Water",1852.2252,904.27318,0.458,1.77533767421e-007,8.16583410592e-003]
[693,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",17832.1797,822.64121,4.406,1.71023277613e-006,7.53563844214e-003]
[694,"Water","Water","Water",527169.1953,5260.27611,130.266,5.05182486727e-005,4.88845809396e-002]
[695,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2140158.1953,7645.58055,528.842,2.05239585246e-004,7.57965610930e-002]
[696,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",21482558.6953,41653.83153,5308.435,2.05980911514e-003,4.06750514375e-001]
[697,"Water","Water","Water",433719.8281,3079.52557,107.174,4.15667438391e-005,3.03361366656e-002]
[698,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1119939.8516,4664.49853,276.742,1.07351082260e-004,4.74960346923e-002]
[699,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1526314.3359,5469.05924,377.159,1.46385593891e-004,5.36972321492e-002]
[700,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",3994462.8047,9469.66528,987.049,3.83015720006e-004,9.40606307523e-002]
[701,"Water","Water","Water",477396.4844,3623.17442,117.967,4.57607083875e-005,3.52559808280e-002]
[702,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3290097.3672,14750.13051,812.998,3.15284954302e-004,1.44768768034e-001]
[703,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",11253761.6875,15740.76091,2780.854,1.07895660781e-003,1.54617855941e-001]
[704,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",963340.0352,6799.69066,238.046,9.23826014797e-005,6.67411232755e-002]
[705,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11236347.2891,22239.89351,2776.551,1.07653445309e-003,2.21246665830e-001]
[706,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1078903.3477,5590.03647,266.602,1.03452201786e-004,5.74748770449e-002]
[707,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2237483.6406,8387.14837,552.892,2.14572716012e-004,8.32632523027e-002]
[708,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",877975.1992,4991.96909,216.952,8.41989392271e-005,4.82648440664e-002]
[709,"Water","Water","Water",586486.3906,3634.00120,144.923,5.62035737053e-005,3.59358036140e-002]
[710,"Water","Water","Water",479852.1367,4765.91204,118.574,4.60147771638e-005,4.64985944388e-002]
[711,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1386748.1875,7032.53867,342.672,1.32983324603e-004,6.61045672810e-002]
[712,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",43282856.3047,65750.50949,10695.384,4.14819750513e-003,6.35987433730e-001]
[713,"Water","Water","Water",12940954.2307,47014.59440,3197.767,1.23952201499e-003,4.69949406661e-001]
[714,"Water","Water","Water",388922.4531,3478.74685,96.104,3.72689240362e-005,3.29567729913e-002]
[715,"Water","Water","Water",512191.1953,3427.71356,126.565,4.90823431974e-005,3.44776120596e-002]
[716,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4289648.8047,14812.89730,1059.991,4.11257925517e-004,1.52441960783e-001]
[717,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",472061.3750,3380.46239,116.648,4.52463050491e-005,3.15453999891e-002]
[718,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",9852545.0469,25875.10015,2434.607,9.44579354186e-004,2.62363891058e-001]
[719,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3788113.7578,9725.01618,936.060,3.63182477557e-004,9.83218579254e-002]
[720,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5611221.9688,11355.93291,1386.558,5.37536047047e-004,1.10054773473e-001]
[721,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2456905.8281,8550.75104,607.112,2.35587858234e-004,8.50963739262e-002]
[722,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",9776610.8828,28827.51895,2415.843,9.37162317619e-004,2.74686181115e-001]
[723,"Water","Water","Water",711246.2109,6300.34437,175.752,6.81836437032e-005,6.15289496070e-002]
[724,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",855519.2109,4414.68804,211.403,8.20384590708e-005,4.31265942298e-002]
[725,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",457673.2891,3800.85364,113.093,4.38867612512e-005,3.70716468054e-002]
[726,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",4745410.1250,11358.42384,1172.612,4.54933294402e-004,1.12903597813e-001]
[727,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2225694.2615,8743.71440,549.979,2.13180387096e-004,8.36651044308e-002]
[728,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4359567.6563,9648.60452,1077.268,4.17739154116e-004,9.62039758043e-002]
[729,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",2225318.7539,7707.83433,549.886,2.13373220260e-004,7.55123790266e-002]
[730,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",711854.1875,3377.54179,175.902,6.82552677936e-005,3.21981424354e-002]
[731,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1997455.0859,8828.26727,493.580,1.91493883133e-004,8.56184380586e-002]
[732,"Water","Water","Water",125838.4297,1694.92149,31.095,1.20655460186e-005,1.72157457385e-002]
[733,"Water","Water","Water",286033.7227,2567.56311,70.680,2.74247970540e-005,2.61078245858e-002]
[734,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",982330.5313,4695.99971,242.738,9.41870043273e-005,4.41966640693e-002]
[735,"Water","Water","Water",8800135.9297,22173.80851,2174.552,8.43622694647e-004,2.19972789597e-001]
[736,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",226391.3867,2975.41403,55.942,2.17074839066e-005,3.04054003910e-002]
[737,"Water","Water","Water",10954377.8008,38784.09084,2706.875,1.04984048393e-003,3.87206426912e-001]
[738,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",16050257.9883,34114.67010,3966.089,1.53828103001e-003,3.44111569449e-001]
[739,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",465337.8711,3310.68355,114.987,4.46151898360e-005,3.27454601444e-002]
[740,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",452968.6758,2910.51622,111.931,4.34207189154e-005,2.83055388051e-002]
[741,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5209905.6641,15282.60751,1287.391,4.99153924552e-004,1.41279697254e-001]
[742,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",443236.3008,4426.15866,109.526,4.24936974893e-005,4.28145324738e-002]
[743,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1257965.3125,5788.19712,310.849,1.20595311286e-004,5.51206821142e-002]
[744,"Water","Water","Water",355332.8906,2784.94329,87.804,3.40378412182e-005,2.78579362031e-002]
[745,"Water","Water","Water",638243.4609,5020.22665,157.713,6.11375954718e-005,5.09892021141e-002]
[746,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1844841.7383,7318.75183,455.868,1.76845301209e-004,7.23674025664e-002]
[747,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",14470000.5313,33415.93123,3575.601,1.38665257911e-003,3.39783635569e-001]
[748,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",10552822.8359,21023.55449,2607.649,1.01132381930e-003,2.09214675734e-001]
[749,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",21890636.6016,61358.04239,5409.272,2.09739795611e-003,6.08878435773e-001]
[750,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1384390.1563,8087.42210,342.089,1.32696163008e-004,7.51348926068e-002]
[751,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",5444926.5000,13567.65831,1345.465,5.21891451856e-004,1.34128036932e-001]
[752,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",719863.7344,4000.24748,177.881,6.90050834186e-005,3.85252704891e-002]
[753,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1304145.5469,5459.47483,322.260,1.24899623239e-004,5.68107342933e-002]
[754,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9796959.9844,21694.16732,2420.872,9.38041615242e-004,2.05589967132e-001]
[755,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2777853.6719,15332.85666,686.420,2.66219935446e-004,1.52361730843e-001]
[756,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",118244.6090,1478.03073,29.219,1.13234489190e-005,1.43958783335e-002]
[757,"Water","Water","Water",396774.2422,3001.78499,98.045,3.80020439922e-005,3.07499743021e-002]
[758,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",29871774.1133,62214.90749,7381.447,2.86186238610e-003,6.09804373255e-001]
[759,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3129066.4570,13506.59911,773.206,2.99906083127e-004,1.39665675458e-001]
[760,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11744696.3646,16690.05909,2902.166,1.12444387390e-003,1.65501153879e-001]
[761,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8859936.8984,13985.76712,2189.329,8.49079128753e-004,1.36549229095e-001]
[762,"Water","Water","Water",671982.5703,3682.84447,166.050,6.43569102473e-005,3.66169001539e-002]
[763,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1762243.9844,6484.92587,435.458,1.68903019470e-004,6.34447013528e-002]
[764,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",63560061.3100,50431.32062,15705.970,6.08423624366e-003,4.99655776735e-001]
[765,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4077251.8203,9848.07963,1007.507,3.90524910316e-004,9.86362344839e-002]
[766,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",3451914.7422,8418.48567,852.983,3.30821179236e-004,8.07481908618e-002]
[767,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",4758667.0156,16814.16183,1175.888,4.56035230928e-004,1.67315938661e-001]
[768,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3406534.9336,13771.24558,841.770,3.26437074793e-004,1.34632102517e-001]
[769,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",8469352.7344,20151.23141,2092.814,8.11653430251e-004,2.01292263262e-001]
[770,"Water","Water","Water",185397.0156,1902.34042,45.812,1.77593385546e-005,1.86691469580e-002]
[771,"Water","Water","Water",358973.4766,3410.39394,88.704,3.43767013609e-005,3.41026791812e-002]
[772,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2650052.1719,10469.73280,654.840,2.53923307641e-004,1.00304147009e-001]
[773,"Water","Water","Water",448230.3984,2885.36959,110.760,4.29230323133e-005,2.80969280031e-002]
[774,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",993117.2344,5344.23284,245.404,9.51776969971e-005,5.48180285005e-002]
[775,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",2385980.0625,7264.61555,589.586,2.28660699455e-004,6.97983999477e-002]
[776,"Water","Water","Water",350326.9961,3610.77877,86.567,3.35728284336e-005,3.58645368208e-002]
[777,"Water","Water","Water",454330.7422,3149.32278,112.267,4.35399576573e-005,3.23783857724e-002]
[778,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",15837643.4688,25670.15331,3913.551,1.51717984408e-003,2.42809779523e-001]
[779,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2009993.2148,8435.82941,496.678,1.92595456820e-004,7.97708103794e-002]
[780,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9860938.1563,17631.35025,2436.681,9.44043566021e-004,1.70041706952e-001]
[781,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",840402.2891,4327.15977,207.667,8.05266834303e-005,4.10834837201e-002]
[782,"Water","Water","Water",1239391.2272,13344.53084,306.259,1.18637030503e-004,1.33184233936e-001]
[783,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2023543.5339,9002.77917,500.026,1.93850544700e-004,8.50557522277e-002]
[784,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",21215721.7656,22252.00330,5242.498,2.03244660963e-003,2.17716689299e-001]
[785,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3134938.4609,16632.39368,774.657,3.00336566659e-004,1.67726976057e-001]
[786,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",13354745.0078,27744.73940,3300.016,1.27910353073e-003,2.69350489489e-001]
[787,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2363292.5078,13679.38192,583.980,2.26299619606e-004,1.28766106591e-001]
[788,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",814006.4414,3829.64763,201.145,7.79986390403e-005,3.71899672254e-002]
[789,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",36758563.3867,29441.50668,9083.202,3.52025823763e-003,2.82235799964e-001]
[790,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4342786.2422,12549.07915,1073.122,4.16045553336e-004,1.27330395418e-001]
[791,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",89501667.8086,112806.08612,22116.255,8.56805251301e-003,1.08916889439e+000]
[792,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1367816.5859,5398.96146,337.993,1.31038450915e-004,5.26394604122e-002]
[793,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1338141.8672,6756.44622,330.661,1.28200390053e-004,6.28145963951e-002]
[794,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2358413.4688,9491.52017,582.774,2.25919307878e-004,9.77314246930e-002]
[795,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",763251.6328,4529.93268,188.603,7.31184109897e-005,4.55415956875e-002]
[796,"Water","Water","Water",202809.8672,2322.94140,50.115,1.94213716499e-005,2.38335159414e-002]
[797,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",91048822.9531,151507.45607,22498.564,8.71359317824e-003,1.44424263144e+000]
[798,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2650294.0898,12471.07046,654.899,2.53857434346e-004,1.16757462480e-001]
[799,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3009068.7266,11449.24157,743.554,2.88249104756e-004,1.14791273036e-001]
[800,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1804929.6055,8851.07704,446.006,1.72907582088e-004,8.25540414948e-002]
[801,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",82330660.6328,93182.66578,20344.268,7.87990610532e-003,9.03539875146e-001]
[802,"Water","Water","Water",915962.0859,5395.88273,226.338,8.77015318748e-005,5.09597958528e-002]
[803,"Water","Water","Water",205850.5313,2011.81470,50.867,1.97185003424e-005,2.02683410712e-002]
[804,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1953180.4648,7920.66151,482.639,1.87077610311e-004,8.03803320788e-002]
[805,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2244881.4180,9965.58011,554.720,2.15016533307e-004,9.63809583616e-002]
[806,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3142115.8281,11088.50326,776.431,3.00956637903e-004,1.07602336250e-001]
[807,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3041010.7500,6955.73639,751.447,2.91146829263e-004,6.88566397859e-002]
[808,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",216568.3750,2058.19743,53.515,2.07379402779e-005,1.95792191899e-002]
[809,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12080659.9375,35607.17568,2985.184,1.15635230881e-003,3.33594648816e-001]
[810,"Water","Water","Water",1211156.4453,4549.12633,299.282,1.16019999572e-004,4.47687240128e-002]
[811,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",279461.2347,2728.87748,69.056,2.67649365611e-005,2.61644605296e-002]
[812,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",555915.3750,3744.13832,137.369,5.32493180611e-005,3.50996415618e-002]
[813,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",119515694.2383,310548.44229,29532.853,1.14328221964e-002,3.07653047553e+000]
[814,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1089307.2578,5270.17807,269.173,1.04334014412e-004,4.94074325874e-002]
[815,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1358723.7578,7555.92468,335.747,1.30142333023e-004,7.52023883327e-002]
[816,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",414161.0859,3179.54408,102.341,3.96521872482e-005,2.99696938510e-002]
[817,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",143630000.5938,228164.39978,35491.604,1.37311458618e-002,2.23798831780e+000]
[818,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",813823.9297,3842.80107,201.099,7.79412437868e-005,3.93754700384e-002]
[819,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4575597.7031,9448.29305,1130.650,4.38153921114e-004,9.00763930946e-002]
[820,"Water","Water","Water",1640611.9706,12825.35950,405.402,1.56973582656e-004,1.18650691022e-001]
[821,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1579588.0859,10361.20045,390.323,1.51264796625e-004,9.99014067393e-002]
[822,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1591624.6250,6313.82663,393.297,1.52433917271e-004,6.08253233705e-002]
[823,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4828446.0156,11586.19135,1193.130,4.62385693449e-004,1.16929246781e-001]
[824,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5600540.8398,21109.43102,1383.918,5.36206190861e-004,2.06407474114e-001]
[825,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",7691188.5742,13840.71412,1900.526,7.36556237863e-004,1.36662141330e-001]
[826,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1445707.6719,5795.80991,357.241,1.38449212190e-004,5.41238140369e-002]
[827,"Water","Water","Water",354401.7891,2590.34184,87.574,3.39256663825e-005,2.45437024915e-002]
[828,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1624080.7344,8079.70306,401.317,1.55518340779e-004,7.70825238878e-002]
[829,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3280692.3047,8122.52095,810.673,3.13998464770e-004,7.87894770360e-002]
[830,"Water","Water","Water",577929.6250,4089.41327,142.809,5.53477240797e-005,4.11559120697e-002]
[831,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",1068712.6328,4371.65309,264.084,1.02355819706e-004,4.38581874266e-002]
[832,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1891990.8047,8364.79429,467.519,1.81182440260e-004,7.79480277964e-002]
[833,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",69772094.0352,103269.62106,17240.991,6.67626149348e-003,9.98083407223e-001]
[834,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1473034.0078,5012.02799,363.993,1.41073597317e-004,4.98662128246e-002]
[835,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4633899.2539,10984.01879,1145.057,4.43707552904e-004,1.09510822371e-001]
[836,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1311873.5273,4756.48553,324.170,1.25623476095e-004,4.70947313354e-002]
[837,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1475630.1641,6654.26955,364.635,1.41313131897e-004,6.39654765017e-002]
[838,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",15529861.4922,15996.39830,3837.497,1.48604325818e-003,1.56904390962e-001]
[839,"Pm","Midway Group (Undifferentiated)","Dark gray to black shale.  Only at surface in northwest Caddo Parish and at Prothro and Rayburns salt domes in Bienville Parish.",452088.8047,3034.84506,111.713,4.32951896046e-005,2.89649666918e-002]
[840,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",1473077.1055,8095.08984,364.004,1.41058779142e-004,7.75919869950e-002]
[841,"Ku","Upper Cretaceous","Fossiliferous limestone and marl.  Only at surface at Prothro and Rayburns salt domes in Bienville Parish.",159957.7656,1810.17479,39.526,1.53192057068e-005,1.76234268907e-002]
[842,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2670748.6563,14076.32491,659.954,2.55708748563e-004,1.33292328404e-001]
[843,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1527975.2266,10075.06688,377.569,1.46280231469e-004,9.38483080367e-002]
[844,"Pm","Midway Group (Undifferentiated)","Dark gray to black shale.  Only at surface in northwest Caddo Parish and at Prothro and Rayburns salt domes in Bienville Parish.",432359.9414,2769.69649,106.838,4.14058245400e-005,2.70942680524e-002]
[845,"Ku","Upper Cretaceous","Fossiliferous limestone and marl.  Only at surface at Prothro and Rayburns salt domes in Bienville Parish.",63976.8867,1218.92298,15.809,6.12686637225e-006,1.15045034691e-002]
[846,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",768862.6250,4003.06820,189.989,7.36192171923e-005,4.01557108094e-002]
[847,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1508559.7344,6287.63633,372.772,1.44430812707e-004,6.06954523925e-002]
[848,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",10260986.2715,20554.96410,2535.535,9.81730752449e-004,2.07988144998e-001]
[849,"Water","Water","Water",199314.7266,1944.68100,49.252,1.90755804662e-005,1.81511916907e-002]
[850,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3286163.6250,14077.23869,812.025,3.14606443622e-004,1.34510249889e-001]
[851,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",670486.6836,3729.20971,165.680,6.42071367339e-005,3.65608369285e-002]
[852,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1086763.5625,5382.35963,268.544,1.04058931305e-004,5.13957414224e-002]
[853,"Water","Water","Water",145146.0156,1657.94255,35.866,1.38910161787e-005,1.56350930181e-002]
[854,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",1003753.0742,4618.93766,248.032,9.61179527669e-005,4.55400127325e-002]
[855,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",28411465.0625,48194.56792,7020.598,2.71957260928e-003,4.71870906263e-001]
[856,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1398548.8047,7155.58459,345.588,1.33918051410e-004,6.89359826776e-002]
[857,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3410124.6953,14169.30651,842.657,3.26480855764e-004,1.42766442437e-001]
[858,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5486100.8516,18029.21810,1355.640,5.25024601324e-004,1.74102909812e-001]
[859,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1576456.6719,6232.05627,389.549,1.50935871535e-004,5.95464952597e-002]
[860,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2045912.3008,6785.28343,505.554,1.95891979739e-004,6.55357132649e-002]
[861,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2734916.4805,8068.96162,675.810,2.61854310032e-004,7.63656944236e-002]
[862,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1086150.4570,4519.68795,268.393,1.03998484195e-004,4.45118655463e-002]
[863,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",25546.8750,864.57860,6.313,2.44488354606e-006,7.99017118901e-003]
[864,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2785367.7773,9583.59267,688.277,2.66690052360e-004,9.31388812335e-002]
[865,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",305797.9648,2427.45679,75.564,2.92810238812e-005,2.40375470430e-002]
[866,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5612599.8359,23386.64996,1386.898,5.37196648655e-004,2.25919860156e-001]
[867,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1022682.5781,7266.94028,252.709,9.79216663216e-005,7.35928732839e-002]
[868,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",838467.4922,4035.85940,207.189,8.02803631764e-005,3.87354418238e-002]
[869,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5697038.1094,15609.93914,1407.763,5.45339006131e-004,1.55553841881e-001]
[870,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2340922.2109,8503.28474,578.452,2.24075907615e-004,8.15320213760e-002]
[871,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",326586.1914,2397.55996,80.701,3.12666488449e-005,2.37551184575e-002]
[872,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2239127.8203,6400.29756,553.298,2.14360930855e-004,6.37533157870e-002]
[873,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2193950.2109,13611.99783,542.135,2.10004666393e-004,1.28776392101e-001]
[874,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",17546777.5313,23915.58153,4335.886,1.67944687096e-003,2.26687528903e-001]
[875,"Water","Water","Water",662330.0547,4295.71335,163.665,6.33820364389e-005,4.00201061181e-002]
[876,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6865116.9531,18928.63928,1696.401,6.57165711188e-004,1.96187327544e-001]
[877,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",897872.8867,3688.11440,221.868,8.59627309306e-005,3.70032014571e-002]
[878,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2216446.6192,8062.81478,547.694,2.11989897708e-004,7.59156840124e-002]
[879,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6874192.6758,12059.74677,1698.643,6.58062967853e-004,1.19268278306e-001]
[880,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",823514.0703,5002.68265,203.494,7.88485934286e-005,5.14246946700e-002]
[881,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",2204812.3555,12254.30518,544.819,2.11088338831e-004,1.24213652457e-001]
[882,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2363244.2344,6685.07410,583.968,2.26121543484e-004,6.81918231593e-002]
[883,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5634367.3071,13932.66979,1392.277,5.38991738597e-004,1.37716952244e-001]
[884,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",1509357.4648,6935.72501,372.969,1.44493395384e-004,6.59788708269e-002]
[885,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",828005.0352,5637.72266,204.604,7.92728858669e-005,5.63347236600e-002]
[886,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1021439.8047,6188.50690,252.402,9.77820062051e-005,5.88911746224e-002]
[887,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",32818459.7852,65001.67713,8109.586,3.14009757649e-003,6.39195018881e-001]
[888,"Water","Water","Water",1316818.3324,10275.79708,325.392,1.25936191827e-004,9.62398967406e-002]
[889,"Pm","Midway Group (Undifferentiated)","Dark gray to black shale.  Only at surface in northwest Caddo Parish and at Prothro and Rayburns salt domes in Bienville Parish.",555968.9570,3974.92254,137.382,5.32279815777e-005,3.93001944359e-002]
[890,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",6054703.3203,17024.41572,1496.144,5.79552695084e-004,1.67786727172e-001]
[891,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6657694.4453,22247.27527,1645.146,6.37101382355e-004,2.13584169061e-001]
[892,"Pm","Midway Group (Undifferentiated)","Dark gray to black shale.  Only at surface in northwest Caddo Parish and at Prothro and Rayburns salt domes in Bienville Parish.",542488.7461,4002.02425,134.051,5.19344100147e-005,3.79732278628e-002]
[893,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1159721.8438,7387.09447,286.572,1.10993628365e-004,7.08703699014e-002]
[894,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1145947.8945,4704.94632,283.169,1.09702216102e-004,4.67120583329e-002]
[895,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3294653.6758,9611.50616,814.123,3.15369089905e-004,9.15544761927e-002]
[896,"Ku","Upper Cretaceous","Fossiliferous limestone and marl.  Only at surface at Prothro and Rayburns salt domes in Bienville Parish.",204361.1602,1955.29674,50.499,1.95651204495e-005,1.93439367968e-002]
[897,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2065058.4102,9229.26581,510.285,1.97663928572e-004,8.80247267583e-002]
[898,"Ku","Upper Cretaceous","Fossiliferous limestone and marl.  Only at surface at Prothro and Rayburns salt domes in Bienville Parish.",161323.8633,1993.09938,39.864,1.54440813754e-005,1.84997193056e-002]
[899,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5113990.1641,17655.48768,1263.689,4.89422231313e-004,1.67219574788e-001]
[900,"Water","Water","Water",458355.5925,4278.69393,113.262,4.38439478282e-005,4.41360055485e-002]
[901,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1161844.5703,4389.53850,287.097,1.11213381677e-004,4.31189241867e-002]
[902,"Water","Water","Water",1192940.5703,8819.63282,294.781,1.14160318478e-004,8.77197295250e-002]
[903,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",99845530.7539,246431.42373,24672.269,9.54053974127e-003,2.32069846120e+000]
[904,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5590373.6016,18884.58924,1381.406,5.35011415345e-004,1.92953964368e-001]
[905,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",792203.2344,5318.84514,195.757,7.58283703331e-005,4.91566221150e-002]
[906,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",35927532.1484,78760.04095,8877.851,3.43477254660e-003,7.75545523279e-001]
[907,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4350719.1523,14070.28617,1075.082,4.16395405193e-004,1.44626363795e-001]
[908,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",7329984.6602,12340.03893,1811.271,7.01545231504e-004,1.20678608929e-001]
[909,"Water","Water","Water",160688.6406,1814.40261,39.707,1.53748246781e-005,1.85679190740e-002]
[910,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3397554.0898,9329.51115,839.551,3.25178428678e-004,9.04173600515e-002]
[911,"Water","Water","Water",537313.9922,4411.71880,132.773,5.14029786597e-005,4.10867790463e-002]
[912,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1198464.5664,4129.90951,296.146,1.14715758252e-004,4.03917792278e-002]
[913,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2451579.8359,11700.66791,605.796,2.34583109230e-004,1.08947639767e-001]
[914,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5954090.2578,12946.38151,1471.282,5.69558864108e-004,1.31645669793e-001]
[915,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",520768.1836,3967.07231,128.684,4.98462968018e-005,3.85743111037e-002]
[916,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",657673.9141,3551.89086,162.514,6.29436573487e-005,3.49091760556e-002]
[917,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",4074924.3438,9342.90080,1006.932,3.89994585462e-004,9.10252662916e-002]
[918,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",35168936.7031,59081.03977,8690.399,3.36218340694e-003,5.61036587490e-001]
[919,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",303771.2461,2678.25553,75.063,2.90774234433e-005,2.73932644730e-002]
[920,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",992844.5078,4966.35212,245.336,9.50320959470e-005,5.05401788256e-002]
[921,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4027329.1135,15381.81189,995.171,3.85279653085e-004,1.47434306279e-001]
[922,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4593688.2109,18983.61573,1135.121,4.39478937174e-004,1.76274894110e-001]
[923,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",6723738.4063,34120.51939,1661.465,6.43318177981e-004,3.34116083037e-001]
[924,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5346997.8359,24547.62782,1321.267,5.11445671469e-004,2.36089378077e-001]
[925,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3734074.2891,15984.86620,922.706,3.57236260713e-004,1.55154172443e-001]
[926,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1193867.0664,6130.37447,295.010,1.14258135494e-004,6.21041103022e-002]
[927,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",12375947.4297,31168.34997,3058.151,1.18381495218e-003,3.02861681777e-001]
[928,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",903527.0977,3810.87618,223.266,8.64720350527e-005,3.68396307369e-002]
[929,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7222344.3906,19417.28573,1784.673,6.91064468042e-004,1.94750040824e-001]
[930,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1876811.1406,5677.73216,463.768,1.79513300977e-004,5.57425005491e-002]
[931,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",2806275.4492,10694.68360,693.443,2.68541652150e-004,1.04098746752e-001]
[932,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1306086.2461,4824.45923,322.740,1.24987594518e-004,4.68542246505e-002]
[933,"Water","Water","Water",1161450.4531,7443.89550,287.000,1.11080206415e-004,7.02266057463e-002]
[934,"Water","Water","Water",2754696.1511,20837.56869,680.698,2.63274665842e-004,2.00431941551e-001]
[935,"Water","Water","Water",521040.2891,4354.16264,128.751,4.98273410679e-005,4.55591995599e-002]
[936,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",38675324.9336,110742.56990,9556.843,3.69879008301e-003,1.10767434786e+000]
[937,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2628706.9634,7925.89873,649.565,2.51326824832e-004,7.98721025841e-002]
[938,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",210631687.6289,229578.19225,52048.015,2.01173053477e-002,2.24069632699e+000]
[939,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",10434775.0469,19638.59779,2578.479,9.98146987372e-004,1.86068014357e-001]
[940,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4678872.2813,10642.89592,1156.170,4.47409622030e-004,1.01050177930e-001]
[941,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",33906181.6172,52256.20708,8378.366,3.24351895713e-003,5.00027507080e-001]
[942,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6479.2500,450.94311,1.601,6.19991073909e-007,4.20824752833e-003]
[943,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4190143.5156,15928.39747,1035.403,4.00831358458e-004,1.55845707007e-001]
[944,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",657686.8281,3828.29751,162.517,6.29288744810e-005,3.72148497753e-002]
[945,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2734604.9883,8288.31253,675.733,2.61649091932e-004,7.93028755690e-002]
[946,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1080201.0391,5033.58896,266.922,1.03359898364e-004,5.07922614010e-002]
[947,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",8288145.4483,16738.19241,2048.037,7.92266691594e-004,1.64696716194e-001]
[948,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3181664.7461,7140.98431,786.203,3.04425594609e-004,7.04028064209e-002]
[949,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",723411.0078,3893.84009,178.758,6.92129678184e-005,4.00800096947e-002]
[950,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",71991563.5742,99081.22923,17789.432,6.88282038649e-003,9.55268150037e-001]
[951,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",8873008.2305,12422.29285,2192.559,8.48862548047e-004,1.19408796175e-001]
[952,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2010470.6172,7807.50029,496.796,1.92255503958e-004,7.21792954792e-002]
[953,"Water","Water","Water",7766468.9844,21282.24708,1919.129,7.42842703438e-004,2.08357515602e-001]
[954,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3393518.5781,13312.45813,838.553,3.24657753992e-004,1.28248110338e-001]
[955,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",969028.8867,3915.96046,239.451,9.27133026956e-005,3.78570437866e-002]
[956,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",10103005.6172,32253.76636,2496.497,9.66117102065e-004,3.08704654630e-001]
[957,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",8278134.0156,28150.85621,2045.563,7.91543145640e-004,2.71429407504e-001]
[958,"Water","Water","Water",27420.9859,1690.82302,6.776,2.62131882031e-006,1.53558723770e-002]
[959,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",921654.2227,5495.90855,227.745,8.81730593073e-005,5.26249841748e-002]
[960,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",559436.5781,2828.73081,138.239,5.35165896529e-005,2.79208124281e-002]
[961,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3486739.8203,8300.60120,861.589,3.33475335953e-004,8.05074975871e-002]
[962,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",11709197.6016,23248.90115,2893.394,1.11987689098e-003,2.26224255138e-001]
[963,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4182838.0781,18504.86545,1033.598,4.00060743126e-004,1.76460401676e-001]
[964,"Water","Water","Water",248335.7422,1987.07337,61.365,2.37460967825e-005,1.89652144655e-002]
[965,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7855238.7784,13839.66729,1941.064,7.50759470763e-004,1.35955722475e-001]
[966,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7268635.1094,16416.93171,1796.112,6.95145018342e-004,1.56271266450e-001]
[967,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",51665478.5703,69806.56016,12766.767,4.93773878306e-003,6.64619417569e-001]
[968,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4826729.0508,13603.91567,1192.706,4.61663063065e-004,1.34895082525e-001]
[969,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3659037.7500,8613.60588,904.164,3.50012455393e-004,8.24772836624e-002]
[970,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",595113.2695,2961.69065,147.055,5.69311708277e-005,2.90610692759e-002]
[971,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",2475454.8125,10338.17185,611.696,2.36762706964e-004,9.91710215889e-002]
[972,"Water","Water","Water",189957.1328,1729.47105,46.939,1.81683944669e-005,1.65191963885e-002]
[973,"Water","Water","Water",113354.0234,1309.70421,28.010,1.08416136364e-005,1.29505254430e-002]
[974,"Water","Water","Water",220497.6016,1859.45809,54.486,2.10829196101e-005,1.76608226629e-002]
[975,"Water","Water","Water",8211396.6967,37084.01852,2029.072,7.84679598242e-004,3.69867346473e-001]
[976,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1626510.3086,5025.11108,401.918,1.55587305800e-004,5.01057290429e-002]
[977,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1502864.8359,8380.71473,371.365,1.43737438538e-004,7.97192576069e-002]
[978,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",5706616.4922,12285.39365,1410.130,5.45767097748e-004,1.16843395051e-001]
[979,"Water","Water","Water",534133.6328,5364.21417,131.987,5.10820759116e-005,5.09320845885e-002]
[980,"Water","Water","Water",311226.2422,3471.64017,76.905,2.97621514666e-005,3.40332290373e-002]
[981,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",455869.4609,3555.08810,112.647,4.36047366374e-005,3.58444588680e-002]
[982,"Water","Water","Water",235704.5547,1852.82084,58.244,2.25418643623e-005,1.79074193561e-002]
[983,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",12607926.7319,19744.07687,3115.474,1.20478890406e-003,1.96745890975e-001]
[984,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1111825.2031,6225.05198,274.737,1.06253372824e-004,5.75685560905e-002]
[985,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6807386.0234,18722.38373,1682.135,6.50656404817e-004,1.81681638272e-001]
[986,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2167308.0781,9847.33715,535.551,2.07250774223e-004,9.37261802915e-002]
[987,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",940529.3984,5865.72722,232.409,8.99551708145e-005,5.76743013955e-002]
[988,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",10395049.0391,40591.77202,2568.662,9.93774595962e-004,3.96744830696e-001]
[989,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1986548.5820,12934.16192,490.885,1.89971377642e-004,1.24053628972e-001]
[990,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1998844.1797,12027.84226,493.923,1.91172757941e-004,1.20171344717e-001]
[991,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3261527.5703,6610.29942,805.938,3.11761396904e-004,6.39426402064e-002]
[992,"Water","Water","Water",539468.8945,3033.63265,133.305,5.15970036698e-005,2.93901436945e-002]
[993,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",14639273.0547,49993.06671,3617.429,1.39966492563e-003,4.85480292696e-001]
[994,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",164183.3125,2019.94427,40.570,1.57023470717e-005,2.02589267964e-002]
[995,"Water","Water","Water",404547.3516,3772.58439,99.965,3.86619785920e-005,3.92537701727e-002]
[996,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",940014.3555,3813.93044,232.282,8.99070616753e-005,3.75203917385e-002]
[997,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1692181.8594,8710.74297,418.146,1.61793241836e-004,8.13721967563e-002]
[998,"Water","Water","Water",875962.0430,4653.09273,216.454,8.37748803558e-005,4.45730979757e-002]
[999,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3736942.4570,12539.52974,923.415,3.57364115258e-004,1.24178160228e-001]
[1000,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",790032.3125,4343.71879,195.220,7.55523801412e-005,4.24708685687e-002]
[1001,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6308915.9375,11510.37092,1558.961,6.03138721684e-004,1.11189149518e-001]
[1002,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",491267.9258,3023.91968,121.394,4.69790462218e-005,2.92813292654e-002]
[1003,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",3973731.4766,19377.90608,981.927,3.79919686170e-004,1.84888902431e-001]
[1004,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",1084247.2422,8144.70633,267.922,1.03682900454e-004,7.90706087223e-002]
[1005,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",11292149.6953,37214.08969,2790.340,1.07919546695e-003,3.54996330998e-001]
[1006,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8671145.5983,21229.92194,2142.678,8.28437866526e-004,2.09407489668e-001]
[1007,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1887986.8906,7872.96799,466.530,1.80460727846e-004,7.42233386843e-002]
[1008,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",16627893.9336,51135.40996,4108.826,1.58906271093e-003,4.87902577221e-001]
[1009,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9905559.9375,21625.12160,2447.707,9.46563942926e-004,2.23997826881e-001]
[1010,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",617318.2578,3949.15822,152.542,5.90315443360e-005,4.02866880138e-002]
[1011,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2679933.7734,10623.70128,662.223,2.56231551645e-004,1.01467007143e-001]
[1012,"Water","Water","Water",7267606.2969,38896.33888,1795.857,6.94123547150e-004,3.82632408441e-001]
[1013,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1583761.7578,10569.37917,391.354,1.51430424596e-004,1.06229857854e-001]
[1014,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",673542.2969,3736.59078,166.435,6.44067479764e-005,3.53424273617e-002]
[1015,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",2620036.0039,10474.65767,647.422,2.50528926108e-004,9.85784420593e-002]
[1016,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2314013.4688,9991.85923,571.803,2.21263272751e-004,9.55797106303e-002]
[1017,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",3475578.3750,12400.33747,858.831,3.32309680113e-004,1.16157021857e-001]
[1018,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4706697.3789,22167.26770,1163.046,4.49805076883e-004,2.07941850441e-001]
[1019,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",800720.0820,5279.00534,197.861,7.65667318433e-005,5.01962998486e-002]
[1020,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1354339.2969,7944.96751,334.663,1.29504990864e-004,7.93771531027e-002]
[1021,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",119789.4375,2968.92557,29.600,1.14541530350e-005,2.69790005013e-002]
[1022,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",11131361.2969,43737.98763,2750.608,1.06383061201e-003,4.39489065157e-001]
[1023,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11556291.0047,39914.21472,2855.610,1.10400465640e-003,3.76656017533e-001]
[1024,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2221314.3711,9561.65232,548.897,2.12367873526e-004,9.03955085178e-002]
[1025,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",487879.7383,2930.31222,120.557,4.66526991343e-005,2.86811800644e-002]
[1026,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5030508.4766,21099.08567,1243.061,4.80780456738e-004,1.99666976134e-001]
[1027,"Water","Water","Water",118002.8750,1291.06801,29.159,1.12753001314e-005,1.28223547054e-002]
[1028,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",613058.3984,5304.62182,151.489,5.86194641800e-005,5.37227615688e-002]
[1029,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2207337.4805,10452.38982,545.443,2.11030025799e-004,1.03134832654e-001]
[1030,"Water","Water","Water",649700.1484,4146.30620,160.544,6.20712888060e-005,4.00813865905e-002]
[1031,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2464648.5703,8497.59892,609.025,2.35594294905e-004,8.19102492764e-002]
[1032,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4369906.0625,16061.58589,1079.823,4.17729503381e-004,1.50549098534e-001]
[1033,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",4247439.0078,18225.55219,1049.561,4.05989829877e-004,1.71187747952e-001]
[1034,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2084332.1797,8631.72619,515.048,1.99268134501e-004,8.07741078707e-002]
[1035,"Water","Water","Water",583405.0547,5457.67541,144.162,5.57799500033e-005,5.19642286337e-002]
[1036,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",332778.8867,2311.24231,82.231,3.18201406213e-005,2.26361679441e-002]
[1037,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5433736.5391,13714.16484,1342.700,5.19100770072e-004,1.36300995761e-001]
[1038,"Water","Water","Water",277361.6406,2212.87094,68.537,2.64985600118e-005,2.16734970521e-002]
[1039,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4647289.7891,20648.25338,1148.366,4.44235443915e-004,1.96173123678e-001]
[1040,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2798430.1133,11442.72472,691.504,2.67534789557e-004,1.12288784432e-001]
[1041,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1894406.0078,9238.38143,468.116,1.81098573050e-004,8.66875406828e-002]
[1042,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5282357.7383,13728.76981,1305.294,5.04990722001e-004,1.31983052089e-001]
[1043,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",41295694.8359,46363.81289,10204.348,3.94471248178e-003,4.46526164023e-001]
[1044,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",19135639.8594,33924.09748,4728.501,1.82769288615e-003,3.29097734728e-001]
[1045,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2201685.0117,11599.29209,544.046,2.10485510293e-004,1.15419415868e-001]
[1046,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",16050965.4141,27124.74831,3966.264,1.53428805108e-003,2.70457275409e-001]
[1047,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",785784.6055,3847.93426,194.171,7.51276151521e-005,3.77324219789e-002]
[1048,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",32061696.6172,48388.82763,7922.586,3.06467066659e-003,4.83952474428e-001]
[1049,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",269435.8594,2251.10326,66.579,2.57600924337e-005,2.17678845898e-002]
[1050,"Water","Water","Water",69162.6328,988.52993,17.090,6.61116863976e-006,9.56463074556e-003]
[1051,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5591502.2266,18559.34307,1381.685,5.34456805893e-004,1.80452745295e-001]
[1052,"Water","Water","Water",341847.7266,2538.60126,84.472,3.26587613143e-005,2.46796049002e-002]
[1053,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",670619.7969,3450.80882,165.713,6.41123611546e-005,3.40821838500e-002]
[1054,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",304652.8398,2168.47115,75.281,2.91257758296e-005,2.06179261458e-002]
[1055,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2189274.9961,11302.37964,540.979,2.09267409271e-004,1.09345467218e-001]
[1056,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",689496.0430,3528.69052,170.378,6.59169046169e-005,3.40964759137e-002]
[1057,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1780536.6641,5569.16848,439.978,1.70216127854e-004,5.45868482687e-002]
[1058,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",624898.1016,3156.31786,154.415,5.97419008745e-005,3.13641282819e-002]
[1059,"Water","Water","Water",276444.3672,2154.35886,68.311,2.64073262924e-005,2.11577134160e-002]
[1060,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",89157944.1797,112932.84645,22031.320,8.51030282216e-003,1.10608529941e+000]
[1061,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",627002.0078,3895.76886,154.935,5.99391284979e-005,3.64206439940e-002]
[1062,"Water","Water","Water",1981800.8963,14763.62502,489.712,1.89285786047e-004,1.45629888008e-001]
[1063,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3480535.9297,10718.64957,860.056,3.32555033172e-004,1.06276918676e-001]
[1064,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",284938.8359,2464.12407,70.410,2.72172718022e-005,2.34167910268e-002]
[1065,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7149838.9844,23307.45451,1766.757,6.82905386025e-004,2.15654416048e-001]
[1066,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5072470.9219,18778.35141,1253.430,4.84679866945e-004,1.80081057773e-001]
[1067,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1652418.1641,6639.99644,408.320,1.57957530059e-004,6.44325126031e-002]
[1068,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1289326.7461,7259.56337,318.598,1.23249142028e-004,7.48816252141e-002]
[1069,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",296827.7070,2245.46556,73.347,2.83752757858e-005,2.16035960651e-002]
[1070,"Water","Water","Water",936904.8438,5130.18800,231.513,8.94932171750e-005,4.91656393625e-002]
[1071,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",15818033.4766,17642.05933,3908.706,1.51135686965e-003,1.69640767620e-001]
[1072,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",738913.0547,3889.19854,182.589,7.06271822219e-005,3.77107082672e-002]
[1073,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",83743.2840,1424.39931,20.693,7.99849751734e-006,1.36038663833e-002]
[1074,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",668144.4766,3467.73360,165.101,6.38659649871e-005,3.49964554180e-002]
[1075,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4021065.8594,11544.87168,993.623,3.84293597510e-004,1.10182504073e-001]
[1076,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2236239.8164,9506.84800,552.585,2.13735268067e-004,9.62681306096e-002]
[1077,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",12531.1406,610.33907,3.096,1.19703055301e-006,5.69037114017e-003]
[1078,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",500999.2539,2667.65599,123.799,4.78855552362e-005,2.65693970800e-002]
[1079,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3057559.9219,7549.82281,755.536,2.92228048995e-004,7.59829510310e-002]
[1080,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6200811.6094,25586.29576,1532.248,5.92361518302e-004,2.40020307860e-001]
[1081,"Water","Water","Water",652042.9844,4943.34424,161.123,6.22735413611e-005,4.87153282750e-002]
[1082,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6139814.6289,12962.51777,1517.175,5.86713266509e-004,1.25115012852e-001]
[1083,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6208796.7734,16453.66078,1534.221,5.93246739362e-004,1.56905298424e-001]
[1084,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2190514.5000,9644.24405,541.286,2.09315162386e-004,9.35454675774e-002]
[1085,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3787772.8320,9714.03908,935.975,3.61950999057e-004,9.11710911000e-002]
[1086,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",9143720.5625,27875.01146,2259.454,8.73625544192e-004,2.66661923258e-001]
[1087,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",1068501.3672,5908.02218,264.031,1.02105018136e-004,5.68507628201e-002]
[1088,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4770791.2813,14237.64279,1178.883,4.55777668024e-004,1.41131009986e-001]
[1089,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",775225.1328,4041.91892,191.562,7.40724599412e-005,3.86435033563e-002]
[1090,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1561019.0156,5580.93817,385.735,1.49183471805e-004,5.59975291705e-002]
[1091,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2466667.6953,8424.60322,609.524,2.35710652207e-004,8.23792260230e-002]
[1092,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2954786.7344,8078.72347,730.141,2.82278697881e-004,7.58963044425e-002]
[1093,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1516759.8906,6573.87865,374.798,1.44923234563e-004,6.32820114066e-002]
[1094,"Water","Water","Water",1928117.8957,15875.50686,476.446,1.84098861681e-004,1.63531947171e-001]
[1095,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",1649981.6719,6347.20751,407.718,1.57624997957e-004,6.21138347025e-002]
[1096,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1142350.8984,6562.05551,282.280,1.09158254212e-004,6.17003586327e-002]
[1097,"Water","Water","Water",536046.1172,3537.79060,132.459,5.12252435295e-005,3.30917324126e-002]
[1098,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",787763.0234,4499.64441,194.660,7.52835147765e-005,4.50448635857e-002]
[1099,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",816834.4102,3525.65367,201.843,7.80619056142e-005,3.50909739893e-002]
[1100,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2802448.0313,15358.80656,692.497,2.67574242085e-004,1.58118257379e-001]
[1101,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",21831709.4141,30480.86352,5394.711,2.08590404600e-003,3.05140821615e-001]
[1102,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",5335641.3750,12163.11240,1318.460,5.09870726820e-004,1.23165652000e-001]
[1103,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4020676.7266,8097.73504,993.527,3.84021591842e-004,7.82375773023e-002]
[1104,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",373506.8438,2368.64282,92.295,3.56912509356e-005,2.27160287863e-002]
[1105,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4299065.7891,9891.68573,1062.318,4.10499814135e-004,9.41321247380e-002]
[1106,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1940099.2734,10553.90974,479.407,1.85380256676e-004,1.03219556971e-001]
[1107,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6751995.2031,13205.54765,1668.448,6.44640886304e-004,1.26004938597e-001]
[1108,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",622098.5156,4514.64625,153.723,5.94450913422e-005,4.16380617153e-002]
[1109,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",324833312.4531,311840.53962,80267.739,3.09857734198e-002,3.12141114092e+000]
[1110,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",509765.0234,3480.35663,125.965,4.87028356176e-005,3.31629103844e-002]
[1111,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",58979744.8203,74462.85817,14574.154,5.63390958752e-003,7.29696876386e-001]
[1112,"Water","Water","Water",116952.8359,1605.16176,28.900,1.11691697464e-005,1.48723270364e-002]
[1113,"Water","Water","Water",192846.4219,2105.14307,47.653,1.84227039284e-005,1.97558463011e-002]
[1114,"Water","Water","Water",2242297.1875,18486.07173,554.081,2.14124357700e-004,1.83633377386e-001]
[1115,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1088241.6758,5960.95598,268.909,1.03981089842e-004,5.77955329774e-002]
[1116,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",64289734.5703,184795.64014,15886.276,6.13674286054e-003,1.82743985737e+000]
[1117,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",558112.7891,3166.37721,137.912,5.33299757712e-005,3.15250743344e-002]
[1118,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1123091.9609,5917.08645,277.521,1.07298547392e-004,5.67396427188e-002]
[1119,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2896870.4453,13264.07882,715.829,2.76736924839e-004,1.24626812570e-001]
[1120,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",9357224.4570,17471.65446,2312.211,8.94023411940e-004,1.76884575835e-001]
[1121,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",294020.6758,2137.19323,72.654,2.80948968643e-005,2.16669963993e-002]
[1122,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6904893.0781,28997.38554,1706.229,6.59672510963e-004,2.98665018376e-001]
[1123,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2014043.0391,7126.50567,497.679,1.92439637783e-004,7.29168581411e-002]
[1124,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2665048.0547,12456.57158,658.545,2.54511677751e-004,1.20003461678e-001]
[1125,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",12713804.2031,16602.24804,3141.637,1.21446873770e-003,1.64846906350e-001]
[1126,"Water","Water","Water",163712.8516,1648.06914,40.454,1.56378154329e-005,1.56076802332e-002]
[1127,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6909437.1328,22089.49082,1707.352,6.59880956817e-004,2.21911235801e-001]
[1128,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",15070372.5859,42186.09906,3723.955,1.43908702278e-003,3.99029685409e-001]
[1129,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",785347.8906,4380.43814,194.063,7.50102682086e-005,4.18310662763e-002]
[1130,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3748394.7969,15409.29025,926.245,3.58052363378e-004,1.47604958379e-001]
[1131,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",776263.1406,3298.23986,191.818,7.41553025634e-005,3.18913341814e-002]
[1132,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",491363.5977,2818.87709,121.418,4.69468997120e-005,2.79957469313e-002]
[1133,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1703256.9141,6005.52004,420.882,1.62693252780e-004,6.08315514722e-002]
[1134,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7408780.1719,18253.29103,1830.742,7.07700863768e-004,1.79597504063e-001]
[1135,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",19225121.8203,32769.18331,4750.612,1.83551412358e-003,3.13146346411e-001]
[1136,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4186611.0313,18348.98730,1034.530,3.99828550090e-004,1.73332443859e-001]
[1137,"Water","Water","Water",400434.0313,3141.67169,98.949,3.82262200951e-005,3.06759694454e-002]
[1138,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",27635852.4531,36228.39670,6828.941,2.63832195738e-003,3.42472548765e-001]
[1139,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5562592.9570,23476.85881,1374.541,5.31290396855e-004,2.29333712590e-001]
[1140,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",4007775.9531,21508.86941,990.339,3.82869543689e-004,2.20085630154e-001]
[1141,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",545303.6875,3129.11068,134.747,5.20981602504e-005,3.15489753182e-002]
[1142,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1144063.8672,5639.91154,282.703,1.09299363008e-004,5.71675423023e-002]
[1143,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",8092728.0703,23308.23266,1999.749,7.72907735170e-004,2.31721552202e-001]
[1144,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8056061.8750,16887.14378,1990.688,7.68884668251e-004,1.69775701500e-001]
[1145,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3276567.1250,11615.24415,809.654,3.12962294837e-004,1.17085779576e-001]
[1146,"Water","Water","Water",167716.3516,1754.49702,41.443,1.60151998672e-005,1.64745008165e-002]
[1147,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",17085357.7266,22030.30572,4221.867,1.63083077350e-003,2.12914012737e-001]
[1148,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",339989.7031,2220.10073,84.013,3.24760056464e-005,2.12271892578e-002]
[1149,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",382630.8516,2709.25361,94.550,3.65542591423e-005,2.57935414707e-002]
[1150,"Water","Water","Water",497456.2188,3157.65099,122.924,4.75214053766e-005,3.05451106027e-002]
[1151,"Water","Water","Water",357302.6250,2647.69303,88.291,3.41069656543e-005,2.62006330386e-002]
[1152,"Water","Water","Water",48679003.9180,82077.89958,12028.796,4.64620135037e-003,8.05057923557e-001]
[1153,"Water","Water","Water",440818.8203,4424.23895,108.928,4.20903050291e-005,4.31067970958e-002]
[1154,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4516889.5000,22035.78729,1116.143,4.31346008675e-004,2.20335568222e-001]
[1155,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",1901046.3672,8504.62157,469.757,1.81537965732e-004,8.05021993069e-002]
[1156,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2959419.6641,12084.83005,731.286,2.82618010481e-004,1.18235172954e-001]
[1157,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1316108.7031,7575.23510,325.216,1.25682493267e-004,6.92012271658e-002]
[1158,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",34007246.5313,78719.67212,8403.340,3.24554746477e-003,7.76529401003e-001]
[1159,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3651891.4844,16234.78486,902.398,3.48812588334e-004,1.65300125926e-001]
[1160,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2281642.3555,8025.11992,563.804,2.17953549603e-004,8.25732150221e-002]
[1161,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3404578.3438,9053.65025,841.286,3.25207397215e-004,8.87165109997e-002]
[1162,"Water","Water","Water",581825.1719,4384.65786,143.772,5.55352153115e-005,4.46397191840e-002]
[1163,"Water","Water","Water",3833835.0773,25213.34151,947.357,3.65852666807e-004,2.55350772313e-001]
[1164,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1384408.4453,5746.39176,342.093,1.32234335511e-004,5.52226228916e-002]
[1165,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7682681.8906,24610.10429,1898.424,7.33640334608e-004,2.43183403040e-001]
[1166,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",9649781.0313,19595.65670,2384.503,9.21668091379e-004,1.94059604702e-001]
[1167,"Qbs-l","Braided Stream Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see Qbs detailed description.",5988844.7891,11783.66478,1479.870,5.71740365639e-004,1.12897168330e-001]
[1168,"Water","Water","Water",7822489.1641,30267.76447,1932.971,7.46538709624e-004,2.91865331811e-001]
[1169,"Water","Water","Water",376588731.1919,432914.04738,93056.730,3.57875730374e-002,4.21794884459e+000]
[1170,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",23779251.4297,85557.26372,5875.957,2.26992505124e-003,8.25741274757e-001]
[1171,"Water","Water","Water",223444.9766,3401.30254,55.214,2.13275444152e-005,3.50806535356e-002]
[1172,"Water","Water","Water",11614121.0078,32936.45802,2869.900,1.10835825343e-003,3.10509316886e-001]
[1173,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",15699254.3164,31801.17993,3879.355,1.49913971628e-003,3.15254755225e-001]
[1174,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6649408.2383,26028.20387,1643.098,6.34909131754e-004,2.50756876734e-001]
[1175,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",14369.0781,923.60952,3.551,1.37243015246e-006,9.72188431629e-003]
[1176,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",497247.6289,2743.56600,122.872,4.74938406549e-005,2.74069295220e-002]
[1177,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",79895623.3516,97154.12519,19742.560,7.62695463055e-003,9.54707952282e-001]
[1178,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",565329.3750,2998.24719,139.695,5.39946207368e-005,2.84121859671e-002]
[1179,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",113626225.9492,338987.52222,28077.540,1.08331576734e-002,3.29850827315e+000]
[1180,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",65485328.8281,60296.35566,16181.712,6.25020439196e-003,6.04943013548e-001]
[1181,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",997722.1758,4652.53105,246.542,9.52722477204e-005,4.54075260665e-002]
[1182,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1458513.7461,4823.96026,360.405,1.39291201459e-004,4.73309307863e-002]
[1183,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3914209.1250,16225.98283,967.218,3.73634563229e-004,1.56411545714e-001]
[1184,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",5032283.6406,14036.67279,1243.499,4.80443995011e-004,1.35110098724e-001]
[1185,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5214979.0703,9227.42033,1288.644,4.97770616979e-004,9.30271504664e-002]
[1186,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",718390.4492,3633.00955,177.517,6.86127004784e-005,3.66735824865e-002]
[1187,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2888832.7305,14206.91667,713.843,2.75871853388e-004,1.37575809511e-001]
[1188,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3161676.0117,12870.49315,781.264,3.01923503596e-004,1.28888073512e-001]
[1189,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3041417.0703,7698.32572,751.548,2.90374738609e-004,7.34314029240e-002]
[1190,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1375628.6875,7946.59178,339.924,1.31365714653e-004,7.40139150091e-002]
[1191,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",23530960.5469,56314.99778,5814.604,2.24612663653e-003,5.51436596015e-001]
[1192,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1670571.7305,9090.57243,412.806,1.59514032011e-004,9.00233224483e-002]
[1193,"Water","Water","Water",509382.6641,4424.62070,125.871,4.86148598215e-005,4.52131875083e-002]
[1194,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5526454.7500,18971.71678,1365.611,5.27579749534e-004,1.87757860643e-001]
[1195,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",23336662.5938,32349.02301,5766.592,2.22745365056e-003,3.07964700276e-001]
[1196,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",519005.5078,3482.04634,128.249,4.95655628912e-005,3.34870061991e-002]
[1197,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4574936.2188,19845.73191,1130.487,4.36765893081e-004,1.93935731125e-001]
[1198,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3644940.1484,8899.58856,900.681,3.48057966480e-004,8.44707188134e-002]
[1199,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4527023.8828,15191.54963,1118.647,4.32283805841e-004,1.44968982877e-001]
[1200,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1626489.4727,6810.86453,401.913,1.55297304942e-004,6.64220412760e-002]
[1201,"Water","Water","Water",558345.9063,4315.36419,137.970,5.33200161579e-005,4.15636024525e-002]
[1202,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4384802.5039,19066.08597,1083.504,4.18648341947e-004,1.85883363933e-001]
[1203,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5798712.6250,16571.04684,1432.887,5.53260808502e-004,1.60731153938e-001]
[1204,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2385533.9922,6037.99505,589.476,2.27794993049e-004,5.96411302693e-002]
[1205,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",909186.7617,5581.00704,224.664,8.68217196524e-005,5.35980872728e-002]
[1206,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",8524038.2500,28053.58551,2106.327,8.13853225316e-004,2.83219742152e-001]
[1207,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3233865.1563,8427.92995,799.102,3.08736261244e-004,8.28898460626e-002]
[1208,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",958304.2461,5775.68034,236.801,9.15087683340e-005,5.65775667178e-002]
[1209,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",4480629.2852,12173.63812,1107.183,4.27821136962e-004,1.22798948950e-001]
[1210,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",24440307.7617,56849.21409,6039.307,2.33317878027e-003,5.76031869185e-001]
[1211,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",914996.1328,5118.08393,226.100,8.73682019577e-005,4.75280058783e-002]
[1212,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1672015.8281,8089.35026,413.162,1.59635253207e-004,7.66064468672e-002]
[1213,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",1224246.1094,5135.94912,302.517,1.16891625531e-004,5.06486514888e-002]
[1214,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1422188.9375,4538.80735,351.429,1.35781786711e-004,4.46447370536e-002]
[1215,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7997267.8125,25428.10360,1976.160,7.63251050353e-004,2.51521862637e-001]
[1216,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",487267.7891,3306.20944,120.406,4.65277689890e-005,3.41376496631e-002]
[1217,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",258641.4141,2314.02592,63.911,2.46962016730e-005,2.34012272846e-002]
[1218,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",964514.3945,4162.69671,238.336,9.20944512365e-005,4.08836177398e-002]
[1219,"Qbs-l","Braided Stream Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see Qbs detailed description.",26594988.3516,23197.29368,6571.738,2.53753137073e-003,2.21435373619e-001]
[1220,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",60679451.8203,68346.98048,14994.159,5.78791166105e-003,6.58487187557e-001]
[1221,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4961075.1875,14393.70306,1225.903,4.73650546701e-004,1.46186929059e-001]
[1222,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",389564.1797,3399.58344,96.263,3.71957662490e-005,3.33888838861e-002]
[1223,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",24475111.9648,98382.67142,6047.908,2.33513744212e-003,9.38334724629e-001]
[1224,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2470354.0664,7697.84949,610.435,2.35827738840e-004,7.35898033408e-002]
[1225,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12100303.7344,47731.92359,2990.038,1.15488704536e-003,4.69536377811e-001]
[1226,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",529546.8086,3597.12699,130.853,5.05600794990e-005,3.48530294987e-002]
[1227,"Water","Water","Water",21055146.1836,54013.05410,5202.819,2.00890197566e-003,5.30718932424e-001]
[1228,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",21244770.7266,52288.27077,5249.676,2.02661830035e-003,5.17070152963e-001]
[1229,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",6171749.9531,19053.01316,1525.067,5.89158383320e-004,1.90578294339e-001]
[1230,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1031523.2422,5676.41299,254.894,9.84592066014e-005,5.51501707481e-002]
[1231,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11241060.0313,32025.85345,2777.715,1.07267828951e-003,3.21553383358e-001]
[1232,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",5480034.1523,10075.88041,1354.141,5.23044517945e-004,1.00391552193e-001]
[1233,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",385625.5586,2486.34936,95.290,3.68164901438e-005,2.37310613935e-002]
[1234,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",27053848.5391,41303.73872,6685.125,2.58176089935e-003,4.04195605733e-001]
[1235,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",476076.8828,3189.74580,117.641,4.54497336262e-005,3.03634409677e-002]
[1236,"Qbs-l","Braided Stream Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see Qbs detailed description.",79663750.8438,53755.04226,19685.263,7.59601697444e-003,5.28392660621e-001]
[1237,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",10183677.7070,19055.63213,2516.431,9.71809068430e-004,1.87833411810e-001]
[1238,"Water","Water","Water",431502.1797,5099.27237,106.626,4.11790735801e-005,4.70972460809e-002]
[1239,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2777632.7891,12313.73645,686.365,2.65070984894e-004,1.18168412484e-001]
[1240,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1226043.2344,7541.73909,302.961,1.17015879629e-004,7.64065423037e-002]
[1241,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3818733.2109,11223.94319,943.626,3.64530252924e-004,1.11542425637e-001]
[1242,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3009049.6406,14948.30008,743.549,2.87238631979e-004,1.46644060483e-001]
[1243,"Water","Water","Water",319045.0664,2310.82943,78.837,3.04573928722e-005,2.34645087171e-002]
[1244,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4430489.6133,13636.32773,1094.793,4.22919379477e-004,1.39404951439e-001]
[1245,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",11439818.8438,33924.34054,2826.829,1.09177537772e-003,3.35059591056e-001]
[1246,"Water","Water","Water",235462.3438,2201.67941,58.184,2.24652035531e-005,2.14348468877e-002]
[1247,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1417012.6641,5595.32466,350.150,1.35263532944e-004,5.48061095206e-002]
[1248,"Qbs-l","Braided Stream Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see Qbs detailed description.",12673831.2656,22277.02394,3131.759,1.20904993099e-003,2.20934720158e-001]
[1249,"Water","Water","Water",158484.1719,1826.77578,39.162,1.51204041512e-005,1.82009047511e-002]
[1250,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",921942.3594,5748.90640,227.816,8.80022539940e-005,5.38736545717e-002]
[1251,"Water","Water","Water",12263544.3150,45445.96872,3030.376,1.16913079959e-003,4.55669543603e-001]
[1252,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",49484277.4659,83478.02412,12227.782,4.71773378167e-003,8.15936937441e-001]
[1253,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1336415.8906,10218.98513,330.234,1.27561281277e-004,1.01380983808e-001]
[1254,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",332954.6172,2316.67207,82.275,3.17816338981e-005,2.29258317839e-002]
[1255,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4933680.9531,20752.63288,1219.134,4.70768152826e-004,1.90667523848e-001]
[1256,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",18800246.4453,43392.27691,4645.623,1.79305850572e-003,4.09218789650e-001]
[1257,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",17394545.2305,25017.20339,4298.269,1.65987310784e-003,2.43611618041e-001]
[1258,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",236273133.3398,305430.74898,58384.129,2.25304416845e-002,2.99353715204e+000]
[1259,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",951750.6055,5335.50353,235.182,9.08218727522e-005,5.23240709664e-002]
[1260,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1688430.7148,8125.06695,417.219,1.61123561656e-004,7.73217350510e-002]
[1261,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2211957.4766,6155.01096,546.584,2.11074550324e-004,6.03635876311e-002]
[1262,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",10419017.5938,26390.98523,2574.585,9.94293769976e-004,2.57068399604e-001]
[1263,"Water","Water","Water",321016.3281,2892.38038,79.325,3.06385360776e-005,2.82452269667e-002]
[1264,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",5576450.2031,15498.30265,1377.965,5.31749561356e-004,1.49793019099e-001]
[1265,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3741070.2227,9818.47941,924.435,3.57033469582e-004,9.54938827877e-002]
[1266,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",469194.4414,4442.77276,115.940,4.47441253592e-005,4.17365928832e-002]
[1267,"Water","Water","Water",3462728.6250,12079.42503,855.655,3.30447730803e-004,1.16499292144e-001]
[1268,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",802459.1680,4548.42615,198.291,7.65816447476e-005,4.26529501040e-002]
[1269,"Water","Water","Water",245471.8047,2125.96593,60.657,2.34213896916e-005,2.10661308356e-002]
[1270,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",4502979.5273,14018.14687,1112.706,4.29669859005e-004,1.33506609952e-001]
[1271,"Water","Water","Water",206181.1953,1824.08201,50.948,1.96722751695e-005,1.77457280006e-002]
[1272,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",17909292.6563,21027.41075,4425.465,1.70861504259e-003,2.10603108159e-001]
[1273,"Ej-l","Jackson Group - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Ej.",1953780.5970,8703.00141,482.788,1.86408810500e-004,8.77151830664e-002]
[1274,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3966774.1563,13183.45053,980.207,3.78331196302e-004,1.33076654193e-001]
[1275,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4841198.4453,23270.67816,1196.281,4.61970262338e-004,2.30175630768e-001]
[1276,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4084684.0117,18216.20561,1009.343,3.89660668171e-004,1.73425621289e-001]
[1277,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",579786.2734,2891.60433,143.268,5.53270354546e-005,2.77262453871e-002]
[1278,"Water","Water","Water",215928.8047,2507.35471,53.357,2.06000308772e-005,2.44567825691e-002]
[1279,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8989055.6172,21450.84725,2221.235,8.57289579214e-004,2.10636114608e-001]
[1280,"Ov-l","Vicksburg Group - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Ov.",16952348.8828,34512.90106,4189.000,1.61694806764e-003,3.38417366022e-001]
[1281,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",2461547.6530,9853.94990,608.259,2.34838244446e-004,9.98770782763e-002]
[1282,"Water","Water","Water",523189.6250,4041.25057,129.282,4.98984873342e-005,4.18366930985e-002]
[1283,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2250738.5156,6748.46552,556.167,2.14741863439e-004,6.75167502950e-002]
[1284,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",17994400.0117,32189.80760,4446.495,1.71678127328e-003,3.19938802307e-001]
[1285,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",415567.8828,3454.52558,102.689,3.96574001061e-005,3.56205234902e-002]
[1286,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",62171441.1172,104787.07108,15362.836,5.92855008034e-003,1.01605530831e+000]
[1287,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",545196.7969,5500.49403,134.721,5.20216287536e-005,5.11817610897e-002]
[1288,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",22492595.5469,41824.23160,5558.019,2.14453262631e-003,4.01954388475e-001]
[1289,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",32927177.5234,40880.66818,8136.450,3.13857797632e-003,3.99043304610e-001]
[1290,"Water","Water","Water",305599.5703,2565.61780,75.515,2.91531360265e-005,2.60024267674e-002]
[1291,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1879364.7383,10915.06732,464.399,1.79307229217e-004,1.04610658633e-001]
[1292,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1121663.5391,7986.84643,277.168,1.07026639639e-004,8.10392433016e-002]
[1293,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",5433764.3516,8600.74939,1342.707,5.18356346716e-004,8.40388713553e-002]
[1294,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",662565.8125,3473.44100,163.723,6.32111606036e-005,3.46162505700e-002]
[1295,"Water","Water","Water",231296.5234,2587.49209,57.154,2.20561563604e-005,2.37730226859e-002]
[1296,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1167516.2695,4749.29200,288.498,1.11389063552e-004,4.75306806321e-002]
[1297,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",362617.6445,2987.25954,89.604,3.45951191943e-005,2.92550692066e-002]
[1298,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",28082515.5703,43971.10820,6939.313,2.67839680659e-003,4.44443409578e-001]
[1299,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",604796.3516,3123.28023,149.448,5.76967938257e-005,3.10943511065e-002]
[1300,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",75187893.6719,105988.36459,18579.259,7.17031059281e-003,1.02331891667e+000]
[1301,"Oc-l","Catahoula Formation - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Oc.",791138.1406,3991.37279,195.494,7.54635000766e-005,3.75609896578e-002]
[1302,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",45612736.0547,84586.25780,11271.107,4.34919673001e-003,8.55845830337e-001]
[1303,"Water","Water","Water",225412.5547,2181.13641,55.700,2.15078110479e-005,2.08871465979e-002]
[1304,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",10474676.6719,25102.43445,2588.339,9.99205093075e-004,2.50989232458e-001]
[1305,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",587336.6367,4335.78781,145.133,5.60294302743e-005,4.21637411048e-002]
[1306,"Water","Water","Water",243494.8281,2660.01679,60.169,2.32173089524e-005,2.51817324946e-002]
[1307,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2969447.4766,14199.73099,733.764,2.83282438589e-004,1.44523033015e-001]
[1308,"Water","Water","Water",54683.5781,1005.02446,13.513,5.21586916987e-006,9.95771078608e-003]
[1309,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",25369056.4141,43971.94029,6268.805,2.41952107228e-003,4.37158994347e-001]
[1310,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1579852.4805,4926.30650,390.388,1.50701598471e-004,4.74768559129e-002]
[1311,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",525553.1289,4004.26286,129.866,5.01440883976e-005,4.19483581300e-002]
[1312,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",895110.5781,5943.16859,221.186,8.53778055501e-005,5.68972208714e-002]
[1313,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2647513.5313,16210.08471,654.212,2.52553553913e-004,1.62375745693e-001]
[1314,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",144002.5820,2338.61010,35.584,1.37391396643e-005,2.14648088288e-002]
[1315,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",159188921.9844,210989.39698,39336.282,1.51666128573e-002,2.05343558657e+000]
[1316,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",142448.3086,1783.36131,35.200,1.35877963539e-005,1.69949338899e-002]
[1317,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3878368.6445,10815.46313,958.362,3.69972259620e-004,1.06865409066e-001]
[1318,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3088005.5781,13504.15878,763.060,2.94508145241e-004,1.34250763331e-001]
[1319,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2795163.5859,7429.47968,690.697,2.66587200773e-004,7.27246532242e-002]
[1320,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6108904.7188,15469.13006,1509.537,5.82668614628e-004,1.48567776160e-001]
[1321,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",375138.0195,3338.51954,92.698,3.57865924788e-005,3.10455730336e-002]
[1322,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",780969.5195,3436.58768,192.981,7.44867443775e-005,3.39771553153e-002]
[1323,"Water","Water","Water",1024377.2695,8935.85142,253.128,9.77149930912e-005,9.02785409871e-002]
[1324,"Oc-l","Catahoula Formation - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Oc.",10022117.0313,14455.19656,2476.509,9.55652768841e-004,1.46659287880e-001]
[1325,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",736659.6406,3608.70354,182.032,7.02701259156e-005,3.56791202706e-002]
[1326,"Water","Water","Water",13844200.6172,119353.25675,3420.963,1.31818957569e-003,1.15378135719e+000]
[1327,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",160463368.7852,387066.52121,39651.203,1.52883140456e-002,3.84085434318e+000]
[1328,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2267741.9023,6803.92277,560.369,2.16274651397e-004,6.38914643493e-002]
[1329,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",13205333.6055,40362.03315,3263.096,1.25894071604e-003,3.88818425034e-001]
[1330,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3796371.8750,11729.16088,938.100,3.62090049535e-004,1.14723203652e-001]
[1331,"Oc-l","Catahoula Formation - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Oc.",16009228.0156,75204.01642,3955.951,1.52582419774e-003,7.38133928387e-001]
[1332,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1686580.3125,9227.82598,416.761,1.60832250130e-004,9.34471334798e-002]
[1333,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1042967.1875,8419.57374,257.722,9.94500004738e-005,8.08632266380e-002]
[1334,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",2248453.9297,10070.86932,555.603,2.14450841269e-004,9.94924922427e-002]
[1335,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",667657.4219,3951.44933,164.981,6.36822580918e-005,3.96698002879e-002]
[1336,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",29527333.3594,38213.33564,7296.334,2.81449317561e-003,3.75682714865e-001]
[1337,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",703344.4297,4419.05147,173.799,6.70722720405e-005,4.20697179599e-002]
[1338,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",2679881.5313,7598.09482,662.210,2.55521834225e-004,7.54973681272e-002]
[1339,"Water","Water","Water",346134.9570,2460.94572,85.531,3.30147368672e-005,2.44973791004e-002]
[1340,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1563895.3242,5971.81088,386.445,1.49155386724e-004,5.77343953822e-002]
[1341,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1717013.9844,5433.17453,424.282,1.63722498302e-004,5.35648044231e-002]
[1342,"Water","Water","Water",530986.7656,3222.84944,131.209,5.06443591139e-005,3.14972627765e-002]
[1343,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1541626.3359,7747.11911,380.943,1.47002376639e-004,7.30832941469e-002]
[1344,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",277258.7852,2271.86771,68.512,2.64445509384e-005,2.23582125095e-002]
[1345,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",9366534.3672,31448.13126,2314.512,8.92731118905e-004,3.08137449018e-001]
[1346,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",633086.6953,4676.31111,156.439,6.03812071510e-005,4.73998197282e-002]
[1347,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1131320.4671,5194.01185,279.554,1.07827225932e-004,5.37349738842e-002]
[1348,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4205407.1875,11168.39894,1039.175,4.01042305776e-004,1.10198991973e-001]
[1349,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8792784.4219,15365.53992,2172.736,8.38099058242e-004,1.52556095704e-001]
[1350,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4078672.1953,14342.54988,1007.858,3.88841049460e-004,1.38561352055e-001]
[1351,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2068214.0508,7668.05159,511.065,1.97225063784e-004,7.52417899389e-002]
[1352,"Oc-l","Catahoula Formation - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Oc.",2556185.3203,7593.05282,631.645,2.43700440071e-004,7.62147583761e-002]
[1353,"Oc-l","Catahoula Formation - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Oc.",96769814.0938,172301.08365,23912.246,9.22097955061e-003,1.69368920511e+000]
[1354,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",2779217.3984,8366.41455,686.757,2.65011391185e-004,8.03819971844e-002]
[1355,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",8262458.3958,16117.68479,2041.690,7.87291646842e-004,1.58160389918e-001]
[1356,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",5892923.5977,22323.93226,1456.167,5.61928934963e-004,2.20734635726e-001]
[1357,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2637720.5313,11469.52229,651.792,2.51457815495e-004,1.08272910059e-001]
[1358,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2221991.7773,11414.56522,549.064,2.11834654631e-004,1.08941591361e-001]
[1359,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1528095.5117,6267.68026,377.599,1.45695598512e-004,6.07950421879e-002]
[1360,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",806490.6563,4139.06362,199.287,7.69081474538e-005,4.10892140302e-002]
[1361,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2017916.4141,7170.11177,498.636,1.92397554658e-004,7.24350490827e-002]
[1362,"Water","Water","Water",158338.5391,1696.38925,39.126,1.50944805550e-005,1.61963369186e-002]
[1363,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5163406.9063,19074.03534,1275.901,4.92278451495e-004,1.93123271162e-001]
[1364,"Water","Water","Water",393944.6563,2709.37629,97.345,3.75670050705e-005,2.61547312951e-002]
[1365,"Water","Water","Water",3356813.1977,13583.03525,829.483,3.19816160836e-004,1.31184492864e-001]
[1366,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5572877.2422,13504.58280,1377.082,5.31354845149e-004,1.30309602408e-001]
[1367,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",9762583.7422,22459.55594,2412.377,9.30692473715e-004,2.20386879664e-001]
[1368,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",3454553.3906,8301.36175,853.635,3.29351077933e-004,8.08192003365e-002]
[1369,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2407967.9526,10038.87355,595.019,2.29421856316e-004,9.62147606388e-002]
[1370,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",107278160.0938,340147.78897,26508.905,1.02158514985e-002,3.31041902619e+000]
[1371,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",5686116.1641,16050.78475,1405.064,5.42123502483e-004,1.54494607913e-001]
[1372,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",53143662.8555,165279.78909,13132.033,5.06191741017e-003,1.56530154612e+000]
[1373,"Water","Water","Water",2838810.5469,16789.63610,701.483,2.70524391340e-004,1.63128518615e-001]
[1374,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1021513.5078,4123.88447,252.420,9.73838251775e-005,3.88154789443e-002]
[1375,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",293096.0625,3214.63693,72.425,2.79376112039e-005,2.96689231323e-002]
[1376,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",6562433.4219,15050.07416,1621.606,6.25442516580e-004,1.40075698522e-001]
[1377,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1989828.0469,5692.53947,491.695,1.89594333534e-004,5.60123790788e-002]
[1378,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",136272153.7617,154537.64311,33673.448,1.29800753057e-002,1.50966398673e+000]
[1379,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",12833276.9492,21043.24008,3171.159,1.22338446467e-003,2.04568723274e-001]
[1380,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",786764.0156,3846.56905,194.413,7.50139575924e-005,3.70559838077e-002]
[1381,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",19049632.1445,26542.64892,4707.248,1.81557341049e-003,2.52780706590e-001]
[1382,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1014673.1094,5664.43414,250.730,9.67313392432e-005,5.29822274987e-002]
[1383,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2128947.1484,12585.17553,526.072,2.02899182442e-004,1.25387894489e-001]
[1384,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1046202.6641,5410.53018,258.521,9.97368534363e-005,5.49979554562e-002]
[1385,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1688346.2227,5588.16847,417.198,1.60967773287e-004,5.46603947744e-002]
[1386,"Water","Water","Water",361229.1484,3135.87092,89.261,3.44263082917e-005,2.97299445560e-002]
[1387,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",758892.0000,4728.33611,187.526,7.23536303706e-005,4.85694892106e-002]
[1388,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1449358.9609,6765.03451,358.143,1.38133751503e-004,6.62392582829e-002]
[1389,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",764626.3281,3895.97522,188.943,7.28970176177e-005,3.81614492930e-002]
[1390,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",3089860.2969,9692.19605,763.518,2.94481536034e-004,9.65561297875e-002]
[1391,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",538074.6328,3613.53206,132.961,5.12936571434e-005,3.57301702362e-002]
[1392,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2495563.9844,11543.75258,616.665,2.37895105568e-004,1.13852800027e-001]
[1393,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",13922405.0859,39016.99983,3440.287,1.32661509313e-003,3.89255403628e-001]
[1394,"Water","Water","Water",422957.2422,4597.75207,104.515,4.03034380653e-005,4.24434662689e-002]
[1395,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",10898353.9531,14319.58710,2693.031,1.03839688038e-003,1.40510814522e-001]
[1396,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",529852.1953,3099.96555,130.929,5.05094368114e-005,2.97423487566e-002]
[1397,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",380935.7461,2596.44026,94.131,3.63181451765e-005,2.51895438326e-002]
[1398,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1662115.8438,7332.65914,410.716,1.58454735008e-004,7.07343884344e-002]
[1399,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",1144137.7344,4175.00774,282.721,1.09067527916e-004,4.09353895538e-002]
[1400,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",219827574.2813,398152.11252,54320.359,2.09177654435e-002,3.85970791016e+000]
[1401,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",3045718.9297,7493.25069,752.611,2.90347948175e-004,7.46485044506e-002]
[1402,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1201313.1484,6969.91266,296.850,1.14489199334e-004,6.65686813661e-002]
[1403,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2497343.3789,15084.13157,617.105,2.38007335645e-004,1.38813017285e-001]
[1404,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1871142.3047,9044.55180,462.367,1.78365870736e-004,8.76757225472e-002]
[1405,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1715649.9297,10284.74705,423.945,1.63521070552e-004,9.48844952826e-002]
[1406,"Water","Water","Water",51133.9637,1012.20968,12.635,4.87184893290e-006,9.88592848778e-003]
[1407,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",899949.4531,5032.54600,222.381,8.57910227223e-005,5.10769670185e-002]
[1408,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",16958830.6522,44637.29302,4190.602,1.61475910378e-003,4.21383143248e-001]
[1409,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3732851.6563,13249.25951,922.404,3.55792890769e-004,1.24709661604e-001]
[1410,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",896122.8438,8935.31394,221.436,8.53817985770e-005,8.54841054612e-002]
[1411,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2361585.1094,8077.80862,583.558,2.25077860753e-004,7.66529577889e-002]
[1412,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",889284.7461,4365.27940,219.746,8.47606086076e-005,4.25340710345e-002]
[1413,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3859575.6289,10205.76609,953.718,3.67860868608e-004,9.54521339644e-002]
[1414,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1065760.1445,5768.07304,263.354,1.01568071727e-004,5.61089464367e-002]
[1415,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",26414572.9766,42002.28484,6527.157,2.51731783958e-003,4.25674634482e-001]
[1416,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",50592145.0547,60412.92855,12501.541,4.82015943176e-003,5.87488758856e-001]
[1417,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",398230.2891,2582.28091,98.404,3.79601368085e-005,2.47688532340e-002]
[1418,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",744777.9375,4496.04115,184.038,7.09868372816e-005,4.14998996993e-002]
[1419,"Water","Water","Water",15224696.6392,64242.44972,3762.089,1.44887014021e-003,6.04307779321e-001]
[1420,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4632636.8008,17258.84230,1144.745,4.41437446497e-004,1.69287864398e-001]
[1421,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",655744.4922,3494.48121,162.037,6.24959125095e-005,3.40044972561e-002]
[1422,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2884091.2578,10492.92569,712.672,2.74879707344e-004,1.01026525813e-001]
[1423,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",28907284.1719,79343.95955,7143.117,2.75339921615e-003,7.68534523188e-001]
[1424,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",805265.3672,4429.71562,198.985,7.67459928075e-005,4.44428526033e-002]
[1425,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5743772.5547,12048.82785,1419.311,5.47131026071e-004,1.14616070099e-001]
[1426,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2050910.2383,12007.25869,506.789,1.95456263953e-004,1.13748430978e-001]
[1427,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1701024.9297,8099.59264,420.331,1.62084355632e-004,7.77592088139e-002]
[1428,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2197618.8516,11701.36407,543.041,2.09391504040e-004,1.09701408004e-001]
[1429,"Water","Water","Water",208339.0273,2170.50413,51.481,1.98581335458e-005,2.17512875440e-002]
[1430,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4769982.3672,24449.88523,1178.684,4.54543705826e-004,2.40447930615e-001]
[1431,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",67469790.3359,60357.69017,16672.082,6.42755064233e-003,5.94375250174e-001]
[1432,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1970985.7617,8985.63909,487.039,1.87828322545e-004,8.73089908927e-002]
[1433,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",5577697.7422,14203.31737,1378.274,5.31548346633e-004,1.43379983098e-001]
[1434,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",559920.9609,3603.53095,138.359,5.33594818919e-005,3.49710921757e-002]
[1435,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",44718444.7578,63231.96380,11050.124,4.25937061675e-003,6.22590271096e-001]
[1436,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",932744.1680,4159.62474,230.485,8.88941287647e-005,4.01658890501e-002]
[1437,"Water","Water","Water",224054.7539,2263.33010,55.365,2.13536764895e-005,2.12925593944e-002]
[1438,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8822936.3594,16763.42494,2180.186,8.40309485062e-004,1.67564766342e-001]
[1439,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1026496.7891,6456.50977,253.652,9.78107035035e-005,6.53691063225e-002]
[1440,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",355502.9141,2737.19218,87.846,3.38794519674e-005,2.66089843744e-002]
[1441,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3641001.0156,12293.30238,899.707,3.46931416187e-004,1.15660168777e-001]
[1442,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3697663.5703,7836.74007,913.709,3.52343305355e-004,7.65763283896e-002]
[1443,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1890388.2031,7969.38670,467.123,1.80093874879e-004,7.53854310643e-002]
[1444,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",149325.9609,1809.08154,36.899,1.42264790123e-005,1.74926199803e-002]
[1445,"Water","Water","Water",310488.2188,3223.07448,76.723,2.95766629086e-005,2.99682316986e-002]
[1446,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1073007.1133,5651.04990,265.145,1.02236680167e-004,5.31225931256e-002]
[1447,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",146739.3672,1572.08081,36.260,1.39813867721e-005,1.48022226241e-002]
[1448,"Water","Water","Water",382896.9297,2779.16516,94.616,3.64795350650e-005,2.79886697694e-002]
[1449,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1131098.8281,5203.47265,279.499,1.07784694522e-004,5.36592089123e-002]
[1450,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1145365.7930,5773.37703,283.025,1.09132288727e-004,5.48846791777e-002]
[1451,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",976621.5078,6584.66318,241.327,9.30657836387e-005,6.28822630607e-002]
[1452,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2214046.8555,12825.12823,547.101,2.10982916319e-004,1.27842270574e-001]
[1453,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",1804419.5313,7380.47706,445.880,1.71931511969e-004,7.23158767788e-002]
[1454,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",9071903.5000,16889.39902,2241.707,8.64233833067e-004,1.65684715791e-001]
[1455,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",603871.9531,4011.13622,149.219,5.75444886174e-005,3.73488579119e-002]
[1456,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2523977.4609,9833.02487,623.686,2.40420880015e-004,9.59468492795e-002]
[1457,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",21528873.6406,46649.65086,5319.879,2.04995217155e-003,4.53713752055e-001]
[1458,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",35053413.2266,41716.20159,8661.852,3.33879638706e-003,4.25325267179e-001]
[1459,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6372207.6328,12654.52219,1574.600,6.07128906587e-004,1.25106579434e-001]
[1460,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",19497571.3672,35643.84240,4817.936,1.85646228557e-003,3.53176692130e-001]
[1461,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1895205.1445,12815.83329,468.314,1.80596128153e-004,1.25449504171e-001]
[1462,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",869305.5703,4019.49523,214.809,8.28351477769e-005,3.77937473663e-002]
[1463,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",577158.9063,3454.71056,142.619,5.49816780546e-005,3.53481304977e-002]
[1464,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3534060.6367,10374.83446,873.282,3.36695655384e-004,9.98786269212e-002]
[1465,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",17088954.7500,46115.32190,4222.756,1.62793011172e-003,4.71749174195e-001]
[1466,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4240006.1172,14102.08554,1047.724,4.03964195993e-004,1.38630152408e-001]
[1467,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",9601371.2578,19538.49840,2372.541,9.14615052361e-004,1.85672347475e-001]
[1468,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1608570.8516,6870.68939,397.485,1.53263345797e-004,6.47701303457e-002]
[1469,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",332089.3438,4878.92490,82.061,3.16345519793e-005,5.01560327038e-002]
[1470,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",645200.9531,3046.03184,159.432,6.14794362669e-005,2.94880604018e-002]
[1471,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",25464805.1875,54356.00390,6292.465,2.42536344950e-003,5.23345922210e-001]
[1472,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",118584346.9688,119348.19891,29302.713,1.12921079041e-002,1.17734813675e+000]
[1473,"Water","Water","Water",11624781.2930,34046.68065,2872.535,1.10748236678e-003,3.41857769363e-001]
[1474,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3115967.3516,10262.86245,769.969,2.96898496491e-004,1.01017680088e-001]
[1475,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5061508.7461,12227.50025,1250.721,4.82222331452e-004,1.18497297050e-001]
[1476,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1062344.6328,4912.14329,262.510,1.01168560351e-004,4.70142211635e-002]
[1477,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",10726207.7031,23480.99455,2650.493,1.02135129516e-003,2.26272415681e-001]
[1478,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1428932.2383,7338.48606,353.095,1.36141412902e-004,7.54639821508e-002]
[1479,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",546970.7969,3829.80437,135.159,5.21070053851e-005,3.96649942489e-002]
[1480,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1219236.9648,5100.61470,301.279,1.16148306700e-004,4.99629162887e-002]
[1481,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",427136.3672,2916.60025,105.547,4.06890740309e-005,2.95236179755e-002]
[1482,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4833766.6250,23247.02229,1194.445,4.60407177743e-004,2.24134592214e-001]
[1483,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1628438.1328,7729.69067,402.394,1.55125345640e-004,7.71319432671e-002]
[1484,"Water","Water","Water",734678.8799,13903.37834,181.542,6.99635415297e-005,1.45537631167e-001]
[1485,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5427436.8281,18146.53211,1341.143,5.16950302731e-004,1.77493101633e-001]
[1486,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7250431.9475,17019.20750,1791.614,6.90302592980e-004,1.74582943335e-001]
[1487,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",7236415.2969,19642.37305,1788.150,6.89294516821e-004,1.87834399827e-001]
[1488,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3740691.3555,21469.67525,924.341,3.56349789890e-004,2.14437219746e-001]
[1489,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3605328.6250,9883.46900,890.893,3.43387470337e-004,9.83787648532e-002]
[1490,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",923900.4063,4084.64843,228.300,8.80219634398e-005,4.07301109468e-002]
[1491,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",412361.4922,3167.85096,101.896,3.92759384037e-005,3.03283806312e-002]
[1492,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",183239.9219,1905.59371,45.279,1.74582459231e-005,1.91950544190e-002]
[1493,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",8500324.6055,20718.63597,2100.468,8.09702918067e-004,2.09357486381e-001]
[1494,"Water","Water","Water",1497776.5391,7576.43257,370.107,1.42617495333e-004,7.80617305325e-002]
[1495,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2634613.6172,8660.24156,651.025,2.50949591985e-004,8.53988576795e-002]
[1496,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",8850261.2240,20514.74072,2186.938,8.42607400347e-004,2.11572718883e-001]
[1497,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",667608.1641,4823.45506,164.969,6.35911393728e-005,4.90744091624e-002]
[1498,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3636596.5703,8027.25191,898.619,3.46271551029e-004,7.88550837284e-002]
[1499,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",46950237.4531,51303.07131,11601.610,4.46999491131e-003,5.11335653601e-001]
[1500,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",36698058.8203,43373.39457,9068.252,3.49291125095e-003,4.20889133478e-001]
[1501,"Water","Water","Water",148790.1670,1746.01664,36.767,1.41665447710e-005,1.69494611163e-002]
[1502,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",910041.2344,4778.85350,224.875,8.66767783040e-005,4.55186813374e-002]
[1503,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1556974.3867,8463.07313,384.735,1.48282320665e-004,7.92981083628e-002]
[1504,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1463545.3750,6710.66862,361.648,1.39420632131e-004,6.63212032811e-002]
[1505,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",14717344.1641,43436.47269,3636.720,1.40106190819e-003,4.28413205635e-001]
[1506,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",13945938.7344,43126.91912,3446.103,1.32781436682e-003,4.27504397013e-001]
[1507,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",22097457.5781,34060.44942,5460.379,2.10392839785e-003,3.32505352647e-001]
[1508,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",13882476.6172,34057.90203,3430.421,1.32199371839e-003,3.36263496689e-001]
[1509,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",720692.3828,4127.03996,178.086,6.86417124028e-005,4.23683128056e-002]
[1510,"Water","Water","Water",442300.1277,6314.09053,109.294,4.21102403265e-005,6.63607662058e-002]
[1511,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",4661361.4102,18502.78025,1151.843,4.43934969433e-004,1.77001587341e-001]
[1512,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",15305246.4883,21839.62940,3781.994,1.45771413098e-003,2.15991681664e-001]
[1513,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7294242.3281,28380.35549,1802.439,6.94611047483e-004,2.79384468556e-001]
[1514,"Water","Water","Water",5757007.9297,21502.15840,1422.582,5.47933591826e-004,2.08090418517e-001]
[1515,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",230821.0078,3814.55204,57.037,2.19787259399e-005,3.99769935151e-002]
[1516,"Water","Water","Water",540828.5069,5068.87296,133.641,5.14854198640e-005,5.30520563227e-002]
[1517,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5017882.8906,11834.45593,1239.941,4.77757923145e-004,1.15580080901e-001]
[1518,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",22626416.3828,19584.57724,5591.087,2.15351321092e-003,1.89294257514e-001]
[1519,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2251631.1953,8349.39264,556.388,2.14447766894e-004,7.87068137166e-002]
[1520,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2418221.8828,11320.19098,597.553,2.30280468697e-004,1.07600101987e-001]
[1521,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",566135.6445,4008.40070,139.895,5.39240751957e-005,3.81174724774e-002]
[1522,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1751647.1406,8059.18206,432.840,1.66805964410e-004,7.74605525571e-002]
[1523,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1571884.7344,7935.30629,388.420,1.49691229376e-004,7.65252805585e-002]
[1524,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",19008719.6602,80623.98637,4697.138,1.80937647134e-003,7.97828559761e-001]
[1525,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1239750.9688,6055.73340,306.348,1.18067050843e-004,5.69438277327e-002]
[1526,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",3503226.8438,11035.88664,865.663,3.33567211969e-004,1.04209876085e-001]
[1527,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2126960.4336,8491.37676,525.581,2.02558605037e-004,8.09222938338e-002]
[1528,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",578083.3906,3821.14437,142.847,5.50514456128e-005,3.75679471758e-002]
[1529,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1913619.3867,8392.27969,472.864,1.82245919375e-004,7.96569251431e-002]
[1530,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2079058.7813,5676.52332,513.745,1.97991686882e-004,5.45471171207e-002]
[1531,"Water","Water","Water",348605.9219,3478.06269,86.142,3.31920404622e-005,3.47126833543e-002]
[1532,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1300096.3633,6959.51808,321.260,1.23824582590e-004,6.80170628070e-002]
[1533,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",26977268.5820,53991.06134,6666.202,2.56827299279e-003,5.35618409200e-001]
[1534,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",383771.9688,2799.32717,94.832,3.65467363010e-005,2.65554155597e-002]
[1535,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5836346.2109,25717.86986,1442.187,5.55770427933e-004,2.55345970106e-001]
[1536,"Water","Water","Water",293487.1875,2767.25684,72.522,2.79431875252e-005,2.83989380268e-002]
[1537,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",17681196.2734,46600.14848,4369.101,1.68355113627e-003,4.55178755931e-001]
[1538,"Water","Water","Water",297448.1133,2412.17060,73.501,2.83310133965e-005,2.38589069583e-002]
[1539,"Oc-l","Catahoula Formation - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Oc.",2450519.9609,14025.18346,605.534,2.33321913782e-004,1.35352480347e-001]
[1540,"Qbs-l","Braided Stream Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see Qbs detailed description.",77063305.2109,47087.96808,19042.681,7.33196135491e-003,4.58025562312e-001]
[1541,"Water","Water","Water",298078.7188,2940.12597,73.657,2.83907316378e-005,2.92834188496e-002]
[1542,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2609697.4453,9111.55975,644.868,2.48476114300e-004,8.62092650729e-002]
[1543,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",2126384.4922,10339.88446,525.439,2.02468051556e-004,1.07686620127e-001]
[1544,"Water","Water","Water",289574.8359,3040.05326,71.555,2.75679832633e-005,2.99610132340e-002]
[1545,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",23666723.4375,24796.69079,5848.151,2.25249153608e-003,2.49538421637e-001]
[1546,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",30285620.9766,52896.04316,7483.710,2.88129594471e-003,5.00877680230e-001]
[1547,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",529007.0156,2977.78698,130.720,5.03791557179e-005,2.90209459521e-002]
[1548,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",15464814.3906,34433.09871,3821.424,1.47174113252e-003,3.30077706922e-001]
[1549,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",686189.8594,3827.01279,169.561,6.53435997501e-005,3.92482738099e-002]
[1550,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2958186.3594,10006.63353,730.981,2.81639992289e-004,9.74934642862e-002]
[1551,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",640665.1719,4005.86066,158.311,6.10087631771e-005,4.03806352070e-002]
[1552,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5601719.9688,17740.66082,1384.210,5.33327720758e-004,1.73895084524e-001]
[1553,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",53298063.6328,62563.34892,13170.186,5.07163907956e-003,6.11058714701e-001]
[1554,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",908610.0000,5310.13292,224.522,8.65095993711e-005,5.03455596033e-002]
[1555,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3600442.1250,8880.51427,889.685,3.42821608648e-004,8.93089438614e-002]
[1556,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",43626077.2891,70144.60854,10780.195,4.15343112685e-003,6.93788846187e-001]
[1557,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",1179881.4141,7869.52544,291.554,1.12347965273e-004,7.75714749304e-002]
[1558,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",6714128.3906,14146.16531,1659.091,6.39054899675e-004,1.31737548555e-001]
[1559,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1720743.2734,6134.87159,425.203,1.63828817907e-004,6.02983869415e-002]
[1560,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",1328210.0586,6435.07479,328.207,1.26470780794e-004,6.02146208980e-002]
[1561,"Water","Water","Water",272499.2813,2268.22851,67.336,2.59388409121e-005,2.23460325997e-002]
[1562,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",8865992.5703,16262.11407,2190.826,8.44015889261e-004,1.58067198463e-001]
[1563,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",2981545.9531,7438.43770,736.753,2.83830138052e-004,7.06235432549e-002]
[1564,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1026964.8984,5229.78618,253.768,9.77747184663e-005,5.12033232367e-002]
[1565,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",21137477.6094,50114.46262,5223.164,2.01114392266e-003,4.94793059140e-001]
[1566,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",149082016.8203,169276.08072,36838.821,1.41820961193e-002,1.65418754278e+000]
[1567,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1607253.1406,5494.81338,397.159,1.53024919965e-004,5.21460250562e-002]
[1568,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4393950.3906,17709.25349,1085.764,4.18255086814e-004,1.68440195293e-001]
[1569,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",12913937.9375,36306.71349,3191.091,1.22902971382e-003,3.53275976755e-001]
[1570,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1393759.1406,7222.60620,344.404,1.32699914726e-004,7.23312247969e-002]
[1571,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",1963327.3984,6964.85708,485.147,1.86923680277e-004,6.55723486119e-002]
[1572,"Water","Water","Water",541307.0469,6012.88723,133.759,5.15240363640e-005,6.04013003072e-002]
[1573,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1191975.2500,8658.27422,294.542,1.13482375013e-004,8.52113251816e-002]
[1574,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",10060811.6484,13875.27794,2486.071,9.57663106953e-004,1.33123326385e-001]
[1575,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1222992.9688,6072.69709,302.207,1.16447137121e-004,6.23306704119e-002]
[1576,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1033494.4766,5660.95348,255.381,9.83835843639e-005,5.31528683526e-002]
[1577,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2067750.5703,10316.00258,510.950,1.96830521781e-004,9.94666066639e-002]
[1578,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1725098.2070,5095.08972,426.279,1.64249628275e-004,5.08301739296e-002]
[1579,"Water","Water","Water",830364.1719,4818.96078,205.187,7.90454430711e-005,4.55601717927e-002]
[1580,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",18192189.8867,26953.94953,4495.370,1.73170318829e-003,2.64706945847e-001]
[1581,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",14679728.9297,30523.52409,3627.426,1.39710752244e-003,2.94772839793e-001]
[1582,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3245440.1484,8447.07160,801.963,3.08950865035e-004,8.29009565856e-002]
[1583,"Water","Water","Water",205633.5938,2512.55030,50.813,1.95714269906e-005,2.35698418544e-002]
[1584,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",2233376.5625,8151.28314,551.877,2.12632476716e-004,8.00984535940e-002]
[1585,"Water","Water","Water",1016031.5078,9860.89838,251.066,9.67022774453e-005,9.57416436804e-002]
[1586,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4667400.8828,22711.78691,1153.335,4.44211406245e-004,2.15755845163e-001]
[1587,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4167202.9961,11137.16046,1029.734,3.96695782878e-004,1.09952265430e-001]
[1588,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",861881.7188,3761.89646,212.975,8.20322289941e-005,3.68022894553e-002]
[1589,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1932463.1641,6594.53517,477.520,1.83976795894e-004,6.52398841420e-002]
[1590,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2647657.8438,14474.14209,654.248,2.52013881860e-004,1.44086498589e-001]
[1591,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",7861541.0859,12405.40871,1942.621,7.48337484964e-004,1.20783206892e-001]
[1592,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1516880.7422,7233.38761,374.828,1.44407357647e-004,7.28335743442e-002]
[1593,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",9658111.4688,16775.89167,2386.562,9.19304582393e-004,1.62446892350e-001]
[1594,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",948160.7266,4617.83669,234.295,9.02565940304e-005,4.54700482805e-002]
[1595,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",969721.1953,4976.79700,239.622,9.23073216109e-005,4.76195768877e-002]
[1596,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",5018352.7969,16256.12867,1240.057,4.77725087962e-004,1.60133804875e-001]
[1597,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",15614578.3789,25449.88049,3858.431,1.48614845334e-003,2.52651670365e-001]
[1598,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",18800143.7109,29493.77093,4645.598,1.78942882687e-003,2.96631800243e-001]
[1599,"Water","Water","Water",546371.7188,4283.44037,135.011,5.20027868015e-005,4.28608271584e-002]
[1600,"Water","Water","Water",646888.1172,4167.10979,159.849,6.15872409018e-005,4.16157869886e-002]
[1601,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4617870.8359,14402.55805,1141.096,4.39482220189e-004,1.35968791754e-001]
[1602,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",1390720.4648,6203.39851,343.653,1.32395879367e-004,6.00026995818e-002]
[1603,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",31078998.5469,48935.06991,7679.757,2.95783435171e-003,4.93197392569e-001]
[1604,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11940580.8047,24944.06383,2950.570,1.13600329301e-003,2.42112905689e-001]
[1605,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",654295312.0156,533604.57822,161679.246,6.21628946455e-002,5.24417327668e+000]
[1606,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",779597.8750,4397.48083,192.642,7.42155212422e-005,4.22159936906e-002]
[1607,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1714376.4102,6192.73744,423.630,1.63187779014e-004,5.91918781867e-002]
[1608,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",694232.4844,3945.11926,171.548,6.60808662349e-005,3.81918193704e-002]
[1609,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",343523.8359,2469.95489,84.886,3.27010974139e-005,2.35861282834e-002]
[1610,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1248821.0195,6234.17159,308.589,1.18877377033e-004,6.34056229760e-002]
[1611,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1776099.1094,5917.61919,438.882,1.69050573961e-004,5.66317889118e-002]
[1612,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",4007610.5547,14220.64370,990.298,3.81389067320e-004,1.40504737101e-001]
[1613,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3786799.6523,12307.83766,935.735,3.60443112845e-004,1.19996281635e-001]
[1614,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7357700.6211,20342.11526,1818.120,7.00103939724e-004,1.95500487942e-001]
[1615,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",1070189.7344,4849.15165,264.449,1.01853366614e-004,4.85766834854e-002]
[1616,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1440080.4766,8762.32895,355.850,1.37014916471e-004,8.57664879176e-002]
[1617,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4149757.6016,11865.48346,1025.423,3.94971102600e-004,1.14059993713e-001]
[1618,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",1588611.4336,7941.27356,392.553,1.51224885752e-004,8.12025730740e-002]
[1619,"Water","Water","Water",454774.2422,2972.24815,112.377,4.32674454385e-005,2.86117942657e-002]
[1620,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1353667.4492,5085.65603,334.497,1.28851092378e-004,4.97967221244e-002]
[1621,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5748525.7813,12022.06897,1420.486,5.46859254904e-004,1.20147330562e-001]
[1622,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",33037300.9219,52501.98088,8163.662,3.14243420814e-003,5.22415089535e-001]
[1623,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",539463.3281,4667.01408,133.304,5.13339865360e-005,4.61431710723e-002]
[1624,"Water","Water","Water",432537.4219,4072.49243,106.882,4.11554705811e-005,3.76102482312e-002]
[1625,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",672620.3281,3717.56751,166.207,6.40249596412e-005,3.69541262638e-002]
[1626,"Water","Water","Water",2642315.9219,22953.24618,652.928,2.51360465747e-004,2.25493297738e-001]
[1627,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",1282829.0859,8022.46323,316.993,1.22079613713e-004,7.99430856896e-002]
[1628,"Water","Water","Water",599527.5000,4267.17396,148.146,5.70427153118e-005,3.93439459737e-002]
[1629,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",26934418.2227,30646.51813,6655.613,2.56290624742e-003,3.05664590394e-001]
[1630,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1704831.2461,13640.13702,421.271,1.62246723863e-004,1.29885890527e-001]
[1631,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",10160049.5078,16878.16478,2510.593,9.66925758434e-004,1.65337220532e-001]
[1632,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",2338584.9727,12646.26887,577.875,2.22563247516e-004,1.26589848961e-001]
[1633,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",3610759.5938,15249.15933,892.235,3.43601560201e-004,1.48676771801e-001]
[1634,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1448202.0000,6766.42067,357.857,1.37832461828e-004,6.59348679491e-002]
[1635,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",866563.8984,4113.81082,214.132,8.24769205701e-005,3.92144611372e-002]
[1636,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",931325.1875,5461.63685,230.135,8.86369895225e-005,5.27427794309e-002]
[1637,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2992396.3555,11154.56105,739.434,2.84785740424e-004,1.09723698826e-001]
[1638,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",196814.2422,2129.40272,48.634,1.87271189616e-005,2.07308483929e-002]
[1639,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1390278.7656,6370.62557,343.544,1.32323962541e-004,6.40673251223e-002]
[1640,"Water","Water","Water",240858.2148,1940.69749,59.517,2.29247548044e-005,1.87850255769e-002]
[1641,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",62062192.8750,195737.60929,15335.841,5.90106728065e-003,1.90866735550e+000]
[1642,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",2134311.6953,8414.74918,527.398,2.03122632080e-004,8.30247952066e-002]
[1643,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",876687.6797,3779.76681,216.633,8.34119136549e-005,3.69591302045e-002]
[1644,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",15008179.5469,23691.39984,3708.587,1.42760606826e-003,2.32513486407e-001]
[1645,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",1038493.2891,4865.08227,256.616,9.88375833936e-005,4.96623255253e-002]
[1646,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1276721.1836,6851.95656,315.483,1.21497737925e-004,6.82108765213e-002]
[1647,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",998754.0547,4838.21551,246.797,9.50519625608e-005,4.74312666519e-002]
[1648,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",999853.3984,4161.23500,247.068,9.51380198901e-005,4.06614711091e-002]
[1649,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",2257409.3203,9237.30828,557.816,2.14780464634e-004,9.22974079401e-002]
[1650,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",25005267.8984,38987.70336,6178.912,2.37813006685e-003,3.86648012307e-001]
[1651,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2408426.2500,10124.89267,595.133,2.29184086436e-004,9.69618752969e-002]
[1652,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",4027148.6094,14903.59977,995.126,3.83225044987e-004,1.48560387312e-001]
[1653,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",434963.8594,2725.34092,107.481,4.13918905175e-005,2.75344301585e-002]
[1654,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",18178730.5547,27510.73265,4492.044,1.72937913963e-003,2.71021673547e-001]
[1655,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",10513973.7344,40611.50615,2598.049,1.00018677914e-003,4.03334016911e-001]
[1656,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1551269.7734,7578.82948,383.326,1.47604694751e-004,7.33092995652e-002]
[1657,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",1176999.5898,5310.01810,290.842,1.12009683490e-004,5.30247498586e-002]
[1658,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",5321787.8828,19236.26332,1315.037,5.06338968532e-004,1.87163287953e-001]
[1659,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",606370.1719,3489.93737,149.837,5.77004733570e-005,3.48751824609e-002]
[1660,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2555063.4727,14430.74455,631.367,2.43105056948e-004,1.39388222215e-001]
[1661,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",2246686.6641,8392.84470,555.166,2.13794681452e-004,8.55426182551e-002]
[1662,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",5473317.4063,17092.29885,1352.481,5.20815055963e-004,1.73368899707e-001]
[1663,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",146617.0938,1799.11903,36.230,1.39481708565e-005,1.67208620198e-002]
[1664,"Water","Water","Water",138766.6797,1970.41328,34.290,1.31997506945e-005,1.82144963990e-002]
[1665,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2354460.4219,10667.03117,581.798,2.23988508944e-004,1.03827758755e-001]
[1666,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1438027.9063,6758.92441,355.343,1.36846147062e-004,6.85999060353e-002]
[1667,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",7673135.2031,26229.34250,1896.065,7.29998997061e-004,2.57046991883e-001]
[1668,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",163651377.9258,554397.70178,40438.974,1.55496809530e-002,5.47789643899e+000]
[1669,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",28539807.3711,36144.08609,7052.312,2.71409160571e-003,3.51434066763e-001]
[1670,"Water","Water","Water",23260972.1094,54590.93670,5747.888,2.21243313819e-003,5.31847597909e-001]
[1671,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",512417.5703,3034.24558,126.621,4.87571476836e-005,2.94285498528e-002]
[1672,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",11900899.3984,23650.78298,2940.765,1.13213352900e-003,2.35994856819e-001]
[1673,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1380284.7656,6816.94737,341.074,1.31335333522e-004,6.57480992111e-002]
[1674,"Water","Water","Water",555623.5078,5220.24988,137.297,5.28557771990e-005,4.99022051744e-002]
[1675,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",994946.2031,4563.95685,245.856,9.46746644527e-005,4.58473915634e-002]
[1676,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",1490090.8984,9035.68144,368.208,1.41754194097e-004,9.12261289641e-002]
[1677,"Water","Water","Water",1616508.8024,12248.37197,399.446,1.53736522170e-004,1.17887100228e-001]
[1678,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",40307691.8164,47199.80077,9960.208,3.83433038317e-003,4.62708297259e-001]
[1679,"Water","Water","Water",570436.3906,3728.03187,140.957,5.42515265561e-005,3.84738390123e-002]
[1680,"Water","Water","Water",746850.2500,7767.06333,184.550,7.10314879414e-005,7.31823869521e-002]
[1681,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",927618.3750,6797.77856,229.219,8.82587593128e-005,6.62259481560e-002]
[1682,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1519910.2578,10541.96155,375.577,1.44518290563e-004,1.02604921639e-001]
[1683,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4373271.5000,18305.85071,1080.655,4.16063378377e-004,1.79916223685e-001]
[1684,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",1771280.8477,9309.08050,437.691,1.68539646069e-004,9.57653196381e-002]
[1685,"Water","Water","Water",200828.6719,2017.43316,49.626,1.91021275121e-005,1.88068715145e-002]
[1686,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",1859798.5781,8224.51816,459.564,1.76960467893e-004,8.37520328220e-002]
[1687,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",3504167.0625,11723.22292,865.895,3.33376801213e-004,1.15871532585e-001]
[1688,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",13471204.3906,21550.41052,3328.794,1.28127218874e-003,2.12655065082e-001]
[1689,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",9941675.1445,16482.35583,2456.632,9.45574340829e-004,1.61131311929e-001]
[1690,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",2096755.3359,8995.10934,518.117,1.99455171356e-004,8.74381144348e-002]
[1691,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",4818091.3672,19434.04384,1190.572,4.58280629607e-004,1.90149610473e-001]
[1692,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",17197732.3438,40405.53384,4249.635,1.63567188559e-003,3.96564193666e-001]
[1693,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4168149.4453,11500.46419,1029.968,3.96517239333e-004,1.14314308913e-001]
[1694,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",2526356.3203,9703.83885,624.274,2.40357648248e-004,9.32959192773e-002]
[1695,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",32743504.2656,30589.95427,8091.064,3.11477231143e-003,3.03962841907e-001]
[1696,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1361697.0703,5432.58423,336.481,1.29524364786e-004,5.18709162170e-002]
[1697,"Water","Water","Water",2532965.3477,10646.78659,625.907,2.40981965080e-004,1.06273485864e-001]
[1698,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",4597967.9180,10343.42806,1136.178,4.37424608123e-004,1.02399606071e-001]
[1699,"Water","Water","Water",292850.3906,2598.29082,72.365,2.78549884742e-005,2.66855754904e-002]
[1700,"Misip",null,null,1030480.0029,9127.04551,254.636,9.79873354345e-005,9.13719684623e-002]
[1701,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",32017271.2031,34700.72597,7911.608,3.04518926449e-003,3.48903590848e-001]
[1702,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",848036.6914,5648.31444,209.554,8.06810064716e-005,5.60777565784e-002]
[1703,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1426998.2344,5462.58963,352.618,1.35766775608e-004,5.47544462278e-002]
[1704,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",3664519.9844,11681.66461,905.519,3.48585652479e-004,1.15912093106e-001]
[1705,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",637092.8359,3163.37554,157.428,6.06080046105e-005,3.09251499804e-002]
[1706,"PEw","Wilcox Group (Undifferentiated)","Gray to brown lignitic sands and silty to sandy lignitic clays, many seams of lignite; some limestone and glauconite.  Includes small Carrizo Sand (Claiborne Group?) outcrops.",1143810.9727,4800.18295,282.641,1.08816896039e-004,4.63835436487e-002]
[1707,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",8266859.6953,28268.05425,2042.777,7.86423268751e-004,2.83500929657e-001]
[1708,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",873165.9453,4345.64023,215.763,8.30560325541e-005,4.44097459042e-002]
[1709,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",8425672.7031,16636.93276,2082.021,8.01457977748e-004,1.61728628775e-001]
[1710,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",16303130.1250,32942.10341,4028.575,1.55031659272e-003,3.21281189318e-001]
[1711,"Water","Water","Water",321200.8828,2499.17886,79.370,3.05501508855e-005,2.35893435925e-002]
[1712,"Water","Water","Water",1176121.6641,7170.68117,290.625,1.11839921883e-004,7.33353744909e-002]
[1713,"Water","Water","Water",410558.6406,3641.51827,101.451,3.90423639062e-005,3.55628686886e-002]
[1714,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6005805.7188,9886.98379,1484.061,5.71234392630e-004,9.70503286578e-002]
[1715,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3210835.3516,11571.35856,793.412,3.05420602505e-004,1.14649141843e-001]
[1716,"Water","Water","Water",7546850.6211,21175.48262,1864.860,7.17806772919e-004,2.14617722418e-001]
[1717,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",897661.2305,6015.23970,221.816,8.53843676000e-005,5.65182298763e-002]
[1718,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",2218646.8984,6774.73477,548.237,2.11054417586e-004,6.95489951356e-002]
[1719,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",342320.3555,3472.01139,84.589,3.25614285865e-005,3.42631133974e-002]
[1720,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",8890158.8242,14106.66201,2196.797,8.45635819677e-004,1.42741811806e-001]
[1721,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",1163296.2656,6400.49095,287.456,1.10638953149e-004,6.22863597196e-002]
[1722,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",500826.0625,3206.26670,123.756,4.76378130423e-005,3.20893876516e-002]
[1723,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2094633.7422,7832.57529,517.593,1.99238094091e-004,7.64474267430e-002]
[1724,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5844679.7969,22340.99921,1444.246,5.55859552987e-004,2.16959932747e-001]
[1725,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",661979.0234,3964.88306,163.578,6.29597064591e-005,3.95638621842e-002]
[1726,"Water","Water","Water",76892867.0313,90910.91860,19000.565,7.30543251623e-003,8.92874049801e-001]
[1727,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",65653118.6250,40525.84160,16223.174,6.23996121597e-003,4.07263008273e-001]
[1728,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1932758.6445,7055.15200,477.593,1.83815779565e-004,6.73186707401e-002]
[1729,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4751266.3398,18796.18512,1174.059,4.51906724643e-004,1.82846564038e-001]
[1730,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",10084503.6797,20119.00732,2491.925,9.58879107293e-004,1.93475139985e-001]
[1731,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",6056075.9844,10442.51540,1496.483,5.75924529997e-004,1.03347518738e-001]
[1732,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11420858.5313,17227.96536,2822.144,1.08572087461e-003,1.62668717595e-001]
[1733,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11774686.2852,42881.15243,2909.577,1.11949830015e-003,4.06694279030e-001]
[1734,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",1475233.3008,7366.06340,364.537,1.40329832738e-004,7.58060760873e-002]
[1735,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12721436.2656,17877.42332,3143.523,1.20944377213e-003,1.78375441371e-001]
[1736,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",10521387.7578,17035.57858,2599.881,1.00062373741e-003,1.70382786382e-001]
[1737,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1780030.0703,8232.20486,439.853,1.69279750318e-004,8.21737133238e-002]
[1738,"Water","Water","Water",223637.5781,2072.25929,55.262,2.12675885684e-005,2.09647675061e-002]
[1739,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2914971.8125,14490.64688,720.302,2.77157066442e-004,1.33830433062e-001]
[1740,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2752174.0352,11312.06677,680.074,2.61735073120e-004,1.13454109246e-001]
[1741,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",274430.5234,1947.89282,67.813,2.60989325935e-005,1.89607975686e-002]
[1742,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",21868308.5938,38498.26924,5403.755,2.07872262232e-003,3.75670985964e-001]
[1743,"Water","Water","Water",350194.3438,2468.31569,86.535,3.33068970108e-005,2.43169083491e-002]
[1744,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",7373272.9023,18721.97583,1821.968,7.01169647990e-004,1.89478114764e-001]
[1745,"Water","Water","Water",293212.9688,2660.38588,72.454,2.78823023810e-005,2.64046738820e-002]
[1746,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",31791069.3281,37850.01252,7855.713,3.02273040840e-003,3.80572544893e-001]
[1747,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",142557400.1445,165913.52747,35226.560,1.35401351175e-002,1.63387099540e+000]
[1748,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",1346565.4609,7183.90734,332.742,1.28044056170e-004,6.85416509591e-002]
[1749,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",57162464.2031,42152.23713,14125.096,5.43052696971e-003,4.07350964722e-001]
[1750,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",577520.1289,3734.92068,142.708,5.49203124558e-005,3.59756284042e-002]
[1751,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",787242.1797,4236.02244,194.531,7.48730472381e-005,4.23181267408e-002]
[1752,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",20118291.2891,39963.33850,4971.318,1.91303047284e-003,4.07432969868e-001]
[1753,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",50232595.0625,65603.22845,12412.695,4.77366854146e-003,6.54544793093e-001]
[1754,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",9385463.9922,24424.08846,2319.189,8.92273384789e-004,2.33805105230e-001]
[1755,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",16104096.5703,22727.26688,3979.393,1.53090010214e-003,2.29949310309e-001]
[1756,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",8185873.5156,27980.54926,2022.765,7.78038334866e-004,2.70761049283e-001]
[1757,"Water","Water","Water",1409818.1918,8608.37578,348.372,1.34011421166e-004,8.85130696709e-002]
[1758,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",836536.2734,4622.23570,206.712,7.95535354817e-005,4.37448620506e-002]
[1759,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",553818.9004,3262.78124,136.851,5.26405684198e-005,3.11172148683e-002]
[1760,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",968522.0234,6531.18703,239.326,9.20970794362e-005,6.67616354626e-002]
[1761,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1820732.3828,8235.86718,449.911,1.73109584779e-004,7.61522855683e-002]
[1762,"Water","Water","Water",1003784.5781,5400.03893,248.040,9.54210194595e-005,5.39202500581e-002]
[1763,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1383859.5859,5624.91681,341.958,1.31599994742e-004,5.67656935781e-002]
[1764,"Water","Water","Water",333846.0000,3300.39164,82.495,3.17369445909e-005,3.10798374189e-002]
[1765,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",10932830.9375,19708.19090,2701.551,1.03932491501e-003,1.92026666461e-001]
[1766,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3416908.9521,13322.29271,844.333,3.24777053204e-004,1.38918845370e-001]
[1767,"Misip",null,null,6242770.8625,25785.96398,1542.616,5.93150404764e-004,2.57067552069e-001]
[1768,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",4257835.1719,15185.65486,1052.130,4.04754545081e-004,1.46064313019e-001]
[1769,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",1100718.9570,5018.95838,271.992,1.04669128867e-004,5.06460246313e-002]
[1770,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",10951749.9688,27049.68956,2706.226,1.04115120987e-003,2.69912538729e-001]
[1771,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",133102.9102,1605.77245,32.890,1.26566771881e-005,1.61317278767e-002]
[1772,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",427574.2422,2561.40285,105.655,4.06572620835e-005,2.46473296240e-002]
[1773,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4854228.9688,21412.10232,1199.501,4.61426998515e-004,1.99219023186e-001]
[1774,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1534652.7969,5695.79030,379.219,1.45933058903e-004,5.68515154880e-002]
[1775,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7316689.9297,29658.93725,1807.986,6.95588954497e-004,2.88149728164e-001]
[1776,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",8190279.4844,14996.00496,2023.854,7.78737120418e-004,1.45316517181e-001]
[1777,"Water","Water","Water",188957.0391,1963.58034,46.692,1.79623226306e-005,1.85024834881e-002]
[1778,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",8026849.2188,26872.46218,1983.470,7.63085260819e-004,2.64237621407e-001]
[1779,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1563762.4219,7855.28621,386.413,1.48679249053e-004,7.51064389912e-002]
[1780,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2642594.1953,14052.41633,652.997,2.51263249039e-004,1.42492838722e-001]
[1781,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1677071.0391,7400.57149,414.412,1.59464574085e-004,7.24777599885e-002]
[1782,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",769448.8672,4933.55247,190.134,7.31642683448e-005,4.99025008125e-002]
[1783,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5838269.8984,24358.09005,1442.662,5.55003204553e-004,2.35035045037e-001]
[1784,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2065324.2422,8406.95074,510.351,1.96362927978e-004,8.46695331099e-002]
[1785,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",439572.1836,3423.09061,108.620,4.17933968137e-005,3.45905061731e-002]
[1786,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1807120.9219,6415.16510,446.548,1.71815111337e-004,6.09676012387e-002]
[1787,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",7459997.4375,16419.18572,1843.398,7.09217282600e-004,1.64185555211e-001]
[1788,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",333767372.5654,172896.58331,82475.384,3.16475035488e-002,1.68858066046e+000]
[1789,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",5813600.0508,26090.37700,1436.566,5.52609049615e-004,2.56722985618e-001]
[1790,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2151979.1289,9371.41695,531.763,2.04584517695e-004,9.28188815538e-002]
[1791,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",3599879.0273,16025.63935,889.546,3.42222227728e-004,1.54613431832e-001]
[1792,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4415102.3203,9153.82790,1090.991,4.19609540974e-004,8.74799125189e-002]
[1793,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",600737.9609,3251.05666,148.445,5.71158068784e-005,3.20222781437e-002]
[1794,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",4155610.8047,13171.87085,1026.870,3.95075741564e-004,1.30834841975e-001]
[1795,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12855907.4922,20629.19620,3176.751,1.22206138252e-003,2.04773480184e-001]
[1796,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",616216.2422,2927.38236,152.270,5.85798025984e-005,2.87675667970e-002]
[1797,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",932821.8594,6069.52155,230.504,8.86736535363e-005,5.92262636416e-002]
[1798,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6418820.5469,10693.71613,1586.119,6.10227026914e-004,1.06011485532e-001]
[1799,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3955858.5977,10340.63530,977.510,3.76029950442e-004,1.00352608957e-001]
[1800,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",4016284.7500,8938.09070,992.442,3.81741013484e-004,8.61125750173e-002]
[1801,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",159957765.7305,121764.09072,39526.267,1.51977142056e-002,1.18756306183e+000]
[1802,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",44570412.9102,34445.44688,11013.545,4.23658770917e-003,3.44004694623e-001]
[1803,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",8446132.4180,14741.92115,2087.076,8.02885612830e-004,1.47430653528e-001]
[1804,"Water","Water","Water",257909.1250,2341.32411,63.730,2.45125766199e-005,2.39726445677e-002]
[1805,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",1830173.5156,5639.19903,452.244,1.73990984881e-004,5.67347443832e-002]
[1806,"Water","Water","Water",226808.6484,2321.40879,56.045,2.15557496163e-005,2.34866023566e-002]
[1807,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",80075.2578,1075.62146,19.787,7.61139497023e-006,1.02562253072e-002]
[1808,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",794353.6016,3831.33174,196.288,7.55175042798e-005,3.78028869504e-002]
[1809,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",27355581.1328,34947.00579,6759.684,2.59991500763e-003,3.47353047817e-001]
[1810,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4943442.5453,20780.70503,1221.546,4.69657867865e-004,2.12224712540e-001]
[1811,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",94900.2578,1184.40289,23.450,9.02050603145e-006,1.17372784788e-002]
[1812,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",8627338.0547,20246.72351,2131.853,8.19847444260e-004,2.07752773565e-001]
[1813,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",479476.8594,2784.90551,118.481,4.55819593745e-005,2.67485474092e-002]
[1814,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",491868.7578,2712.93065,121.543,4.67537505856e-005,2.68390197964e-002]
[1815,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",79969934.8828,87724.60216,19760.922,7.59291911474e-003,8.44060294659e-001]
[1816,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",80953.7813,1043.91410,20.004,7.69441568523e-006,1.00697636578e-002]
[1817,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2871681.4141,13507.36694,709.605,2.72931355691e-004,1.30965671084e-001]
[1818,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9306512.2656,30664.74441,2299.680,8.84430729819e-004,3.03634250920e-001]
[1819,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",13920383.4453,20224.61728,3439.788,1.32299411826e-003,1.92660352857e-001]
[1820,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1924502.4727,8460.13791,475.553,1.82905048435e-004,8.15080773020e-002]
[1821,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",799893.5039,5326.84989,197.657,7.60242525991e-005,4.90587485040e-002]
[1822,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1439085.7852,7132.47789,355.604,1.36790850872e-004,7.13086637781e-002]
[1823,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",37053577.6875,46734.24795,9156.102,3.52069334198e-003,4.63043583389e-001]
[1824,"Water","Water","Water",237110.8281,2345.87388,58.591,2.25345256758e-005,2.37520625605e-002]
[1825,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",3980265.4375,11850.98380,983.541,3.78309030074e-004,1.15302299110e-001]
[1826,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1243070.8086,6246.88127,307.168,1.18140235668e-004,6.00136905952e-002]
[1827,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1950023.8477,7828.84966,481.859,1.85336256572e-004,7.72254883107e-002]
[1828,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",675895.5313,3717.76454,167.017,6.42469414331e-005,3.69492405598e-002]
[1829,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",3684928.4063,20864.61151,910.562,3.50203741758e-004,1.98457055720e-001]
[1830,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",701812.3438,4099.02402,173.421,6.66967369914e-005,4.05912023321e-002]
[1831,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",17543468.8750,75772.23321,4335.068,1.66699363411e-003,7.26681469813e-001]
[1832,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",622282.8086,3303.02583,153.769,5.91487820853e-005,3.33800260653e-002]
[1833,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",65123191.9531,97789.57370,16092.227,6.18493231070e-003,9.71599799531e-001]
[1834,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3433568.5586,11715.71205,848.450,3.26282096819e-004,1.13764150585e-001]
[1835,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",4058708.0391,12773.50784,1002.925,3.85714807921e-004,1.23584556889e-001]
[1836,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4601416.0469,16153.34744,1137.030,4.37266927186e-004,1.63531773682e-001]
[1837,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",11090638.2695,31344.38648,2740.545,1.05383609954e-003,3.12855609522e-001]
[1838,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5845994.0391,13284.05684,1444.571,5.55375071262e-004,1.26056778455e-001]
[1839,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1563401.0859,8656.12038,386.323,1.48570516698e-004,8.70343302339e-002]
[1840,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",494669642.0439,1276885.96523,122235.042,4.67656549268e-002,1.23648711258e+001]
[1841,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",5206219.0156,13727.22707,1286.480,4.94760808683e-004,1.37092896656e-001]
[1842,"Water","Water","Water",761747.1016,6919.74613,188.231,7.23643842510e-005,6.32520270557e-002]
[1843,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",791390.7539,4924.66481,195.556,7.52139315922e-005,4.77723245398e-002]
[1844,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",29145620.4883,32777.51504,7202.011,2.76905142078e-003,3.22181533463e-001]
[1845,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",46804326.1641,128269.38308,11565.555,4.44510485094e-003,1.24557031474e+000]
[1846,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",6404787.8125,13083.07278,1582.651,6.08593246822e-004,1.28340882291e-001]
[1847,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",470718.1406,4560.92066,116.317,4.47308560252e-005,4.58898969634e-002]
[1848,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",1148023.8125,7172.24289,283.682,1.09094452560e-004,7.42366285602e-002]
[1849,"Water","Water","Water",897472.8750,6701.44976,221.769,8.52595128048e-005,6.28391353968e-002]
[1850,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",15902400.9844,31259.25403,3929.553,1.51054674878e-003,3.03280276968e-001]
[1851,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",1385800.5938,6860.72024,342.437,1.31665874610e-004,6.67124199360e-002]
[1852,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",57001932.1406,56126.62196,14085.428,5.41090306244e-003,5.34848008432e-001]
[1853,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",753087.2734,4021.64367,186.091,7.15568547803e-005,3.81417523318e-002]
[1854,"Water","Water","Water",447868.2031,4980.79571,110.670,4.25501659884e-005,5.16442210752e-002]
[1855,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",1274075.8594,6664.27521,314.830,1.21063068742e-004,6.43939149161e-002]
[1856,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",4585800.1641,22657.32928,1133.171,4.35685938758e-004,2.27435753621e-001]
[1857,"Water","Water","Water",271890.0625,2097.40545,67.185,2.58352608040e-005,2.10479447768e-002]
[1858,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",896714.5625,4949.95214,221.582,8.51993538169e-005,4.79959574623e-002]
[1859,"Water","Water","Water",2967486.1406,16220.08837,733.279,2.81969086749e-004,1.62938412515e-001]
[1860,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",357017.0313,3164.74199,88.220,3.39223796701e-005,2.99426832749e-002]
[1861,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",18782002.5469,26235.85592,4641.115,1.78392786686e-003,2.52639100968e-001]
[1862,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",795487.9219,5113.76879,196.569,7.55897352482e-005,5.14628734423e-002]
[1863,"Water","Water","Water",3775149.9297,18841.09392,932.856,3.58557613456e-004,1.81771972001e-001]
[1864,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",168764.2930,1701.16718,41.702,1.60352577330e-005,1.61355407627e-002]
[1865,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",3741770.9180,11050.12432,924.608,3.55527453618e-004,1.11622898428e-001]
[1866,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",16212874.7891,52973.60160,4006.273,1.53994034082e-003,5.11946143333e-001]
[1867,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",15193482.1719,24072.13866,3754.376,1.44280952705e-003,2.37017318665e-001]
[1868,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",836255.3281,3602.31382,206.642,7.94574263453e-005,3.61569559285e-002]
[1869,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1935101.6875,7499.61014,478.172,1.83843124823e-004,7.37694072618e-002]
[1870,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",13815932.8164,25474.73420,3413.978,1.31247845954e-003,2.50705438654e-001]
[1871,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",25839261.8984,39921.98188,6384.995,2.45322316699e-003,3.76192295509e-001]
[1872,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",2053179.5547,15085.59011,507.350,1.95059130401e-004,1.46258526961e-001]
[1873,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",26342550.2266,34911.20237,6509.360,2.50253548292e-003,3.46963186190e-001]
[1874,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",1761816.4961,8223.51002,435.353,1.67395662141e-004,8.06670604510e-002]
[1875,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",337785.6992,2472.94212,83.468,3.20944736242e-005,2.33279852459e-002]
[1876,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3582373.4688,10212.05751,885.220,3.40240284562e-004,9.73325219441e-002]
[1877,"Water","Water","Water",3342527.8319,24525.21774,825.953,3.17267525338e-004,2.28439997810e-001]
[1878,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",1006199.8047,4059.85979,248.636,9.56035427098e-005,4.01270010467e-002]
[1879,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2144076.0625,7905.07905,529.811,2.03711809158e-004,8.03130572218e-002]
[1880,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1437415.8281,6314.76927,355.192,1.36577037673e-004,6.37701286146e-002]
[1881,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",841702.4063,5919.27524,207.988,7.99736601914e-005,5.84373923755e-002]
[1882,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1906633.5234,7330.16305,471.138,1.81104547482e-004,6.85979675384e-002]
[1883,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",6214130.4414,14620.39915,1535.539,5.90280719715e-004,1.37471611247e-001]
[1884,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",319284.6016,2370.15959,78.897,3.03357840848e-005,2.25910975823e-002]
[1885,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",139727453.2383,143336.79446,34527.268,1.32658078237e-002,1.42086442804e+000]
[1886,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1413041.1836,6288.10871,349.169,1.34250591634e-004,6.28851465858e-002]
[1887,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",2516124.3477,8748.77914,621.745,2.39042483063e-004,8.96689659293e-002]
[1888,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",779725.4453,6111.11557,192.674,7.40788724109e-005,5.83420070083e-002]
[1889,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",499958.3125,2708.22030,123.542,4.74861766334e-005,2.61497764583e-002]
[1890,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",6793971.9844,13331.51473,1678.820,6.45418655163e-004,1.30141595982e-001]
[1891,"Water","Water","Water",778190.6484,3767.51530,192.294,7.39249272559e-005,3.79056738960e-002]
[1892,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",33483656.0664,49705.31586,8273.959,3.18003137666e-003,4.92981536266e-001]
[1893,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",582108.1328,3722.45025,143.841,5.52998570649e-005,3.80848445222e-002]
[1894,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",4949394.5000,20840.27751,1223.017,4.70193061903e-004,2.08325602196e-001]
[1895,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",629117.7539,3843.32557,155.458,5.97652582905e-005,3.92367654834e-002]
[1896,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",20687221.5625,20329.49209,5111.903,1.96496214885e-003,1.99914254161e-001]
[1897,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2491078.9805,7045.63667,615.557,2.36653208053e-004,7.02312278748e-002]
[1898,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",2255113.5938,12080.73113,557.248,2.14231269159e-004,1.22798556803e-001]
[1899,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",1153219.2891,4725.81345,284.966,1.09553381670e-004,4.71442325512e-002]
[1900,"Water","Water","Water",1185367.4297,6046.13557,292.909,1.12579653572e-004,6.13864426373e-002]
[1901,"Water","Water","Water",491403.9297,3129.58734,121.428,4.66850424659e-005,2.98472445519e-002]
[1902,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",1457121.7656,8000.97321,360.061,1.38411386885e-004,8.23576610452e-002]
[1903,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",7115614.8398,13353.63943,1758.300,6.75880884916e-004,1.27503038263e-001]
[1904,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",726760.1563,4636.29180,179.586,6.90412572214e-005,4.69768574121e-002]
[1905,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",1905465.7461,6744.72737,470.849,1.81006165483e-004,6.79709170549e-002]
[1906,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1410380.9531,5376.61793,348.511,1.33962068149e-004,5.32419673656e-002]
[1907,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1455323.2773,8363.61945,359.617,1.38214728294e-004,7.81726513644e-002]
[1908,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1506346.5313,6528.96808,372.225,1.43066973953e-004,6.11811638383e-002]
[1909,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",2564532.8984,6705.98876,633.707,2.43580490268e-004,6.40344916582e-002]
[1910,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",1237619.7734,4668.27506,305.821,1.17563024894e-004,4.65045834637e-002]
[1911,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",18158359.4180,42819.97990,4487.010,1.72445685886e-003,4.28163673307e-001]
[1912,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",15462624.0859,29744.61076,3820.882,1.46859590718e-003,2.98573462018e-001]
[1913,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",456455.3555,3123.75507,112.792,4.33554166213e-005,2.91544958681e-002]
[1914,"Ecm","Cook Mountain Formation","Greenish gray sideritic, glauconitic clay in upper part may weather to brown ironstone; yellow to brown clays and fossiliferous marl in lower part may weather to black soil. Ironstone concretions near b",27599084.9531,48325.37626,6819.855,2.62039898591e-003,4.75874302108e-001]
[1915,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",740245.8906,4441.35613,182.918,7.03073523829e-005,4.38052927138e-002]
[1916,"Water","Water","Water",768194.0156,3746.04612,189.824,7.29575605666e-005,3.57899236098e-002]
[1917,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",7030946.8047,31335.47300,1737.378,6.67715101018e-004,3.10642958137e-001]
[1918,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",4517751.1953,10387.69800,1116.356,4.28964049931e-004,9.75569746884e-002]
[1919,"Water","Water","Water",1215247.1875,12444.16766,300.293,1.15367048216e-004,1.19046952972e-001]
[1920,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",188273.5156,1633.33600,46.523,1.78803920973e-005,1.56486996209e-002]
[1921,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",36442005.9375,35235.69766,9004.980,3.45960317078e-003,3.43468963823e-001]
[1922,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",2238930.3516,8963.53178,553.250,2.12614253019e-004,8.58482205166e-002]
[1923,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",15399443.2227,17054.89437,3805.270,1.46227931505e-003,1.64082297999e-001]
[1924,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",2603812.0430,7665.46612,643.413,2.47295740832e-004,7.59384824107e-002]
[1925,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",12506347.3594,31482.53266,3090.373,1.18761762327e-003,3.08537499068e-001]
[1926,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",465879.2188,2630.01453,115.121,4.42442629989e-005,2.62110213486e-002]
[1927,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",836173.2266,4074.27154,206.622,7.94099314936e-005,4.14709504360e-002]
[1928,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",2387982.5664,6179.95958,590.081,2.26788888707e-004,5.90287437855e-002]
[1929,"Water","Water","Water",383448.5469,2312.79508,94.752,3.64142721001e-005,2.30243543864e-002]
[1930,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",20056467.8047,29405.41347,4956.041,1.90387246834e-003,2.89694056624e-001]
[1931,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",519546.9922,2937.00292,128.382,4.93401576720e-005,2.81695791202e-002]
[1932,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",5221942.0508,11089.90582,1290.365,4.95856847299e-004,1.03648286911e-001]
[1933,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",17879493.0781,20629.70458,4418.101,1.69693256048e-003,1.93470660050e-001]
[1934,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",51202426.1563,73834.31858,12652.344,4.85955411920e-003,7.25592235693e-001]
[1935,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",216863.8984,1710.17404,53.588,2.05926549837e-005,1.66675532808e-002]
[1936,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",2351562.4922,6930.27324,581.081,2.23293642505e-004,6.84069231527e-002]
[1937,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1284623.4688,4652.07809,317.436,1.21996295738e-004,4.60541963551e-002]
[1938,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",703244555.3828,840674.06486,173774.819,6.67095606934e-002,8.25330277747e+000]
[1939,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",6473407.8164,11513.99245,1599.608,6.14702231792e-004,1.14998464322e-001]
[1940,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1592770.8125,9010.02491,393.581,1.51218783792e-004,8.26102634541e-002]
[1941,"Water","Water","Water",8818388.1563,22530.74851,2179.062,8.36947862080e-004,2.13356766599e-001]
[1942,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",8439256.1211,16259.58512,2085.377,8.01369219937e-004,1.62482920832e-001]
[1943,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",12316336.0039,18592.78217,3043.421,1.16952700092e-003,1.88876699727e-001]
[1944,"Water","Water","Water",216697.5703,2081.28169,53.547,2.05774453689e-005,1.99012741142e-002]
[1945,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",17896654.8672,27442.48362,4422.342,1.69890516969e-003,2.58964586920e-001]
[1946,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",15248405.9297,18380.01520,3767.948,1.44736811081e-003,1.74477090833e-001]
[1947,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",4335962.6953,11219.30589,1071.435,4.11713339349e-004,1.12326159338e-001]
[1948,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",115188602.8594,93626.44301,28463.610,1.09291552237e-002,9.14767763586e-001]
[1949,"Water","Water","Water",199690.2813,2061.93580,49.344,1.89569681549e-005,1.91555071320e-002]
[1950,"Mfd","Dough Hills Member","Gray to yellow silty clays; light gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil; some siliceous silt and volcanic ash beds.",1069241.0469,6326.56557,264.214,1.01508178165e-004,5.85582214175e-002]
[1951,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",17527941.3594,31244.53547,4331.231,1.66424183179e-003,3.23980601509e-001]
[1952,"Ecf","Cockfield Formation","Brown lignitic clays, silts, and sands; some sideritic glauconite may weather to brown ironstone in lower part.",91282040.1328,93340.53632,22556.193,8.65999515678e-003,9.01419879837e-001]
[1953,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",909268.0156,5356.02123,224.684,8.63231532804e-005,5.16750190185e-002]
[1954,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3472727.1641,14088.02740,858.126,3.29686179979e-004,1.36743148798e-001]
[1955,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",1230884.8164,4712.46936,304.157,1.16868639222e-004,4.55718217248e-002]
[1956,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",10640585.1523,14018.99874,2629.335,1.01008915315e-003,1.36507273587e-001]
[1957,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4101321.4180,10700.25138,1013.455,3.89367100337e-004,1.04273792882e-001]
[1958,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2631261.9375,10440.74290,650.196,2.49809819444e-004,1.03168613822e-001]
[1959,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",6152528.3047,10575.13301,1520.317,5.84117981022e-004,1.05091557408e-001]
[1960,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",1065950.9180,5084.18482,263.401,1.01193441132e-004,4.96753469825e-002]
[1961,"Ecr","Cane River Formation","Brown silty clay with basal glauconitic, fossiliferous silts which may weather to ironstone locally.",1937538.4688,7958.49265,478.774,1.83933638034e-004,7.93886427971e-002]
[1962,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1097771.9922,5188.27472,271.264,1.04208868474e-004,4.89877759977e-002]
[1963,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",706415.4727,3700.29593,174.558,6.70635082406e-005,3.63871147074e-002]
[1964,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",52715638.8789,162936.12806,13026.266,5.00050701475e-003,1.61136444259e+000]
[1965,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",2197418.3828,10202.61108,542.992,2.08615665402e-004,1.04589649775e-001]
[1966,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",25577593.3867,59073.92616,6320.336,2.42683997145e-003,5.89551279995e-001]
[1967,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",13232329.6328,18536.73447,3269.767,1.25620310444e-003,1.89967482119e-001]
[1968,"Water","Water","Water",1637928.2114,14763.12925,404.739,1.55421339758e-004,1.43791867268e-001]
[1969,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",2840565.0391,7360.36303,701.916,2.69606688212e-004,6.86148091097e-002]
[1970,"Mfd","Dough Hills Member","Gray to yellow silty clays; light gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil; some siliceous silt and volcanic ash beds.",995455.8203,4830.54107,245.982,9.44951467058e-005,4.51210046623e-002]
[1971,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1574167884.8125,4302641.39079,388983.800,1.48422510531e-001,4.12676981215e+001]
[1972,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",15876794.0148,25917.97708,3923.226,1.50607663073e-003,2.49029414523e-001]
[1973,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",871926.0625,4091.22225,215.457,8.27717159296e-005,4.08393763756e-002]
[1974,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",2271976.1289,9549.65262,561.415,2.15684428453e-004,9.86759705777e-002]
[1975,"Ecs","Sparta Formation","White to light gray massive sands with interbedded clays; some thin interbeds of lignite or lignitic sands and shales.",1265908.4141,5339.58567,312.812,1.20166349274e-004,5.39623429090e-002]
[1976,"Mfd","Dough Hills Member","Gray to yellow silty clays; light gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil; some siliceous silt and volcanic ash beds.",838892.8672,4897.31253,207.294,7.96295005145e-005,4.82508615412e-002]
[1977,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",489858.4219,3145.67069,121.046,4.65026245959e-005,3.19349400790e-002]
[1978,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2341918.6953,8101.34816,578.698,2.22294292050e-004,8.04161670122e-002]
[1979,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12980337.8672,17356.76630,3207.499,1.23172527675e-003,1.73990527862e-001]
[1980,"Mfd","Dough Hills Member","Gray to yellow silty clays; light gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil; some siliceous silt and volcanic ash beds.",14404744.4453,33318.89531,3559.476,1.36708888058e-003,3.24481524009e-001]
[1981,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9209717.0859,19863.03552,2275.762,8.73859727875e-004,1.91644234703e-001]
[1982,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",12062758.1719,22812.53220,2980.761,1.14440288478e-003,2.17931734588e-001]
[1983,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",3051490.6250,15331.69333,754.037,2.89612207295e-004,1.51937169391e-001]
[1984,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",1097902.7734,6973.14124,271.297,1.04213144003e-004,6.84389584485e-002]
[1985,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",3456322.3164,18316.86155,854.072,3.28031543941e-004,1.80798214788e-001]
[1986,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2550835.2656,8457.98440,630.323,2.42113041283e-004,8.29689140082e-002]
[1987,"Misip",null,null,3205363.0264,16761.44306,792.059,3.04014860234e-004,1.60376314979e-001]
[1988,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",407694.2578,2436.11913,100.743,3.86960449095e-005,2.37863901846e-002]
[1989,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",14191943.3203,21960.73543,3506.892,1.34629643373e-003,2.11442268704e-001]
[1990,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1618075.6406,11035.33790,399.834,1.53569436954e-004,1.06973232275e-001]
[1991,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",5414832.1211,13761.63685,1338.029,5.13976446465e-004,1.37920390980e-001]
[1992,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",895297.6328,6354.77808,221.232,8.49778933326e-005,6.43543443549e-002]
[1993,"Water","Water","Water",89046.4844,1123.03113,22.004,8.45267627649e-006,1.10221609652e-002]
[1994,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",8142826.9453,14728.47592,2012.128,7.72701884651e-004,1.39446688742e-001]
[1995,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4379953.5156,18453.22069,1082.306,4.15634267239e-004,1.82950451942e-001]
[1996,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4830239.9297,9448.92717,1193.574,4.58428296230e-004,9.41865461605e-002]
[1997,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9616478.1953,17634.11815,2376.274,9.12276384542e-004,1.71943932265e-001]
[1998,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3763452.4453,8286.96393,929.966,3.57196365090e-004,8.19270189364e-002]
[1999,"Water","Water","Water",7693723.0770,15181.54349,1901.153,7.29667380331e-004,1.43279720729e-001]
[2000,"Mfd","Dough Hills Member","Gray to yellow silty clays; light gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil; some siliceous silt and volcanic ash beds.",1758488.0078,8915.13934,434.530,1.66892781585e-004,8.95506613036e-002]
[2001,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1352848.2188,5388.35946,334.295,1.28399252278e-004,5.32435687615e-002]
[2002,"Water","Water","Water",2873142.3594,7887.67791,709.966,2.72614830975e-004,7.73236390386e-002]
[2003,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1546608.6133,9502.59809,382.174,1.46777918939e-004,9.30023231537e-002]
[2004,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1604799.6367,9072.57454,396.553,1.52305347883e-004,9.25996777887e-002]
[2005,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7487908.5898,18487.41218,1850.295,7.10432837353e-004,1.76688648695e-001]
[2006,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5538924.9219,9657.24877,1368.693,5.25592156839e-004,9.42109830511e-002]
[2007,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",17755360.8047,67440.23059,4387.428,1.68358923667e-003,6.45193661673e-001]
[2008,"Water","Water","Water",3826315.0358,22981.41150,945.499,3.62820499324e-004,2.20149407600e-001]
[2009,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1595711.6016,10447.39335,394.307,1.51413969930e-004,1.05399551191e-001]
[2010,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4662531.8477,23577.44566,1152.132,4.42265460184e-004,2.16920524096e-001]
[2011,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",479273.2969,2741.67344,118.431,4.54838051370e-005,2.73161786697e-002]
[2012,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",7242006.2109,33422.18633,1789.532,6.86947543321e-004,3.22316577994e-001]
[2013,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4439584.9297,13183.01570,1097.041,4.21166748832e-004,1.35162042758e-001]
[2014,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",13335092.9766,24979.44680,3295.160,1.26515623507e-003,2.56794780460e-001]
[2015,"Water","Water","Water",7654531.0859,32146.80229,1891.468,7.26104254938e-004,3.11940717825e-001]
[2016,"Water","Water","Water",723575.3906,4254.24791,178.799,6.86598837021e-005,4.23895014209e-002]
[2017,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",3026147.9961,7993.79510,747.774,2.87114537714e-004,7.54711421325e-002]
[2018,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",18386664.7422,39047.37606,4543.426,1.74347787270e-003,3.82161158096e-001]
[2019,"Misip",null,null,292786.7703,3352.05001,72.349,2.77715831997e-005,3.38214907459e-002]
[2020,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",3001945.3445,7130.65311,741.794,2.84710188790e-004,6.92088966490e-002]
[2021,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4130950.8516,16797.63132,1020.776,3.91825329673e-004,1.60188739145e-001]
[2022,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",601605.1406,3075.79139,148.659,5.70833232797e-005,2.98024724638e-002]
[2023,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",67322758.5625,46931.68582,16635.749,6.38638854785e-003,4.72986379185e-001]
[2024,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1511654.0703,7549.94304,373.536,1.43421791885e-004,7.31665814389e-002]
[2025,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",28308503.1797,48669.32701,6995.155,2.68405054802e-003,4.78920675206e-001]
[2026,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",1416653.9961,7598.00180,350.061,1.34408367145e-004,7.33417782301e-002]
[2027,"Misip",null,null,526.6637,201.78817,0.130,4.99630328079e-008,1.91312695198e-003]
[2028,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",5946234.8320,23015.39464,1469.341,5.64042279406e-004,2.24013502934e-001]
[2029,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",10294402.5430,15221.80722,2543.792,9.76677746300e-004,1.50863396750e-001]
[2030,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1804546.2578,9342.82099,445.911,1.71190398591e-004,8.87882375056e-002]
[2031,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",16719072.5313,19709.43888,4131.356,1.58563045622e-003,1.91131759318e-001]
[2032,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",4992035.8984,11839.98587,1233.554,4.73562782152e-004,1.15181519481e-001]
[2033,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",2236423.8789,6620.32287,552.630,2.12168766376e-004,6.50899258927e-002]
[2034,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",2440720.5898,8465.03188,603.113,2.31549051702e-004,8.16901566755e-002]
[2035,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1037855.6016,4473.76262,256.459,9.84559909559e-005,4.35145219922e-002]
[2036,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",38493340.4531,47295.63955,9511.874,3.65068809962e-003,4.75062193149e-001]
[2037,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2378873.3594,8705.67628,587.830,2.25669003599e-004,8.61434244168e-002]
[2038,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2004070.4492,11020.57170,495.215,1.90089347342e-004,1.01821333747e-001]
[2039,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1887312.1576,8624.64762,466.363,1.78961480178e-004,8.37750374300e-002]
[2040,"Water","Water","Water",1022594.0859,6115.08975,252.687,9.69804063330e-005,5.89641783674e-002]
[2041,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",44310.6836,1573.05895,10.949,4.20371222609e-006,1.42893538344e-002]
[2042,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",2211402.3359,6471.23212,546.447,2.09762783748e-004,6.22359202105e-002]
[2043,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5467389.0391,19470.28317,1351.016,5.18529819973e-004,1.90438638879e-001]
[2044,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3146984.5156,10342.41353,777.634,2.98388014846e-004,9.54894309240e-002]
[2045,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",19504160.4531,19266.61195,4819.564,1.84905747232e-003,1.81737479635e-001]
[2046,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",17011721.6094,56605.04277,4203.671,1.61280340011e-003,5.33395203764e-001]
[2047,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",968715.8125,5752.82009,239.374,9.18906271428e-005,5.70189412648e-002]
[2048,"Mfd","Dough Hills Member","Gray to yellow silty clays; light gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil; some siliceous silt and volcanic ash beds.",15476881.2461,21790.83986,3824.405,1.46786003614e-003,2.15111247853e-001]
[2049,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",872288.3359,3979.39433,215.546,8.27446840355e-005,3.95614562120e-002]
[2050,"Water","Water","Water",8110370.7969,36826.92629,2004.108,7.69047896603e-004,3.62609246768e-001]
[2051,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",5317766.2500,11201.99953,1314.043,5.04342660539e-004,1.10239762299e-001]
[2052,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",644394.8789,4862.96046,159.233,6.11244676114e-005,4.83441486018e-002]
[2053,"Water","Water","Water",729301.2500,5291.63587,180.214,6.91723960292e-005,5.17162093162e-002]
[2054,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4457661.5000,19327.97212,1101.508,4.22687440632e-004,1.87589918744e-001]
[2055,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2188297.9063,11551.97972,540.738,2.07558490161e-004,1.14059414358e-001]
[2056,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",4431497.1484,8832.67135,1095.042,4.20268377019e-004,8.49081493180e-002]
[2057,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3184146.3438,9930.69973,786.817,3.01983692673e-004,9.26289190715e-002]
[2058,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",9666392.8438,13216.80465,2388.608,9.16752575226e-004,1.31543499766e-001]
[2059,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5492329.5352,23958.18209,1357.179,5.20803508808e-004,2.23489175315e-001]
[2060,"Water","Water","Water",692160.4609,4387.38112,171.036,6.56270746672e-005,4.04057018229e-002]
[2061,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",10514071.1094,22013.73850,2598.073,9.96877558626e-004,2.16579634332e-001]
[2062,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",2770038.6445,10314.54699,684.489,2.62686659789e-004,9.94242590371e-002]
[2063,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",966948.8594,5874.73989,238.937,9.16974490438e-005,5.52465769021e-002]
[2064,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3525812.2031,16763.09613,871.244,3.34321019533e-004,1.63985785549e-001]
[2065,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7143406.2969,26086.15007,1765.167,6.77418468317e-004,2.69744499971e-001]
[2066,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",12877915.8477,25889.48326,3182.190,1.22096216772e-003,2.48326471019e-001]
[2067,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",2799758.6641,12794.66945,691.833,2.65501047222e-004,1.26864199671e-001]
[2068,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",536429393.1016,480302.86844,132554.060,5.07851047243e-002,4.63683359170e+000]
[2069,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",5618282.6016,10451.34220,1388.302,5.32736466831e-004,9.88307755670e-002]
[2070,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1284627.7891,6480.08305,317.437,1.21826765416e-004,6.16051953859e-002]
[2071,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6676988.9922,16248.55415,1649.913,6.32972470731e-004,1.59466877283e-001]
[2072,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3537085.7031,8355.78418,874.029,3.35451910833e-004,8.54962889966e-002]
[2073,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1293959.4023,6063.99950,319.743,1.22720427297e-004,6.28154885308e-002]
[2074,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",5605452.8750,11728.48317,1385.132,5.31588897687e-004,1.20281861350e-001]
[2075,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",34902418.1250,47231.88167,8624.541,3.30805932716e-003,4.54727949675e-001]
[2076,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5138208.0469,11387.75133,1269.674,4.87211617986e-004,1.11991559966e-001]
[2077,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",84818526.6094,58254.01740,20959.031,8.03904696450e-003,5.62439957969e-001]
[2078,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1053368.6875,6484.24696,260.292,9.98847959942e-005,6.64670965085e-002]
[2079,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",27965326.4727,40398.02893,6910.355,2.65124391538e-003,3.94186769851e-001]
[2080,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",680634.0000,4296.03654,168.188,6.45399429981e-005,4.08654666477e-002]
[2081,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5588035.3828,26469.27412,1380.828,5.29779731333e-004,2.49580509978e-001]
[2082,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",20232244.7027,33197.50514,4999.477,1.91707422777e-003,3.33210834538e-001]
[2083,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1047536.5234,5030.69988,258.851,9.93279631997e-005,4.81812050795e-002]
[2084,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1420442.8633,5219.31552,350.998,1.34692108355e-004,5.01846828652e-002]
[2085,"Qbs","Braided Stream Terraces","Light gray, tan, and brown fine to coarse sand, some clay, silt, and gravel.  Glacial outwash of ancestral Arkansas River.",85948158.7891,43177.23183,21238.168,8.14566611578e-003,4.24501092840e-001]
[2086,"Mfd","Dough Hills Member","Gray to yellow silty clays; light gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil; some siliceous silt and volcanic ash beds.",150248547.4883,147170.87100,37127.076,1.42410737948e-002,1.45704791409e+000]
[2087,"Water","Water","Water",1633460.8906,7660.68847,403.635,1.54877670364e-004,7.49265198597e-002]
[2088,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",42092573.5117,50284.16332,10401.260,3.98947006770e-003,4.92871588391e-001]
[2089,"Water","Water","Water",12878209.6015,38277.20061,3182.262,1.22012704191e-003,3.82204817431e-001]
[2090,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",14409477.9141,33971.32227,3560.645,1.36584670094e-003,3.30913688472e-001]
[2091,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",3988273.3281,18632.72968,985.520,3.78126328822e-004,1.82967074960e-001]
[2092,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",1606158.0391,8801.74982,396.889,1.52273006995e-004,8.46268621480e-002]
[2093,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2193292.9688,8409.61299,541.972,2.07929947392e-004,7.87938464889e-002]
[2094,"Water","Water","Water",647648.1406,3792.91333,160.037,6.14037800987e-005,3.69730959778e-002]
[2095,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",1215956.6094,6253.04116,300.468,1.15281323818e-004,5.83050100728e-002]
[2096,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",180193415.4766,301709.33185,44526.585,1.70699216116e-002,2.95387609483e+000]
[2097,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",612196.3164,3632.53681,151.276,5.80405388469e-005,3.44425571621e-002]
[2098,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",1902489.6758,5593.88807,470.114,1.80358759776e-004,5.32917068880e-002]
[2099,"Ej","Jackson Group (Undifferentiated)","Light gray to brown lignitic clays with interbeds of limonitic sands or lignite; near base, calcareous, glauconitic, and fossiliferous beds may weather to black soil.",1232047.5234,7366.17300,304.444,1.16796379318e-004,7.16679851356e-002]
[2100,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",57234777.0391,59563.27060,14142.965,5.42003281614e-003,5.69530242649e-001]
[2101,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",847076.2578,4358.13663,209.316,8.03048944045e-005,4.27966253803e-002]
[2102,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",18962119.3633,31239.16165,4685.623,1.79712682296e-003,3.00679543214e-001]
[2103,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4221582.8008,11044.04141,1043.172,4.00207010269e-004,1.08805047582e-001]
[2104,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1255028.0156,5695.77766,310.123,1.18967208806e-004,5.37389026621e-002]
[2105,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",490355.4531,3950.13139,121.169,4.64869818429e-005,4.05771272936e-002]
[2106,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",1491406.9453,5411.80089,368.533,1.41373498595e-004,5.09345761077e-002]
[2107,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",18125699.0859,24701.56166,4478.940,1.71779011923e-003,2.39964604918e-001]
[2108,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",6985267.1133,15308.04067,1726.090,6.62079326567e-004,1.51074417982e-001]
[2109,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1271344.7617,5690.07865,314.155,1.20519915145e-004,5.48887992506e-002]
[2110,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",741089.3906,3956.24458,183.126,7.02537942886e-005,3.78215152001e-002]
[2111,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5112476.3750,15806.47581,1263.315,4.84583990694e-004,1.53728894732e-001]
[2112,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9972442.0000,27139.65522,2464.234,9.44965304780e-004,2.61872435815e-001]
[2113,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",65409465.3008,66303.71929,16162.966,6.19897692603e-003,6.55488536308e-001]
[2114,"Water","Water","Water",468588.5078,3113.01796,115.790,4.44096928523e-005,3.16663616426e-002]
[2115,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7820812.7773,18107.34830,1932.557,7.41174236440e-004,1.72080359209e-001]
[2116,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",212632.0781,1940.09994,52.542,2.01570549497e-005,1.86149776516e-002]
[2117,"Water","Water","Water",769723.1563,5682.17853,190.202,7.29424520255e-005,5.65073550184e-002]
[2118,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",22448071.6094,78983.21385,5547.017,2.12637740128e-003,7.79524729791e-001]
[2119,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",3311311.0977,7542.45650,818.240,3.13849602675e-004,7.40608698695e-002]
[2120,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",2279481.6836,8026.51767,563.270,2.16048253408e-004,7.81011596788e-002]
[2121,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",1694156.7266,6842.62539,418.634,1.60583047734e-004,6.95180864501e-002]
[2122,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1173757.2813,6620.01924,290.041,1.11255011172e-004,6.55081210899e-002]
[2123,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",12297477.8984,21458.85184,3038.761,1.16525236796e-003,2.08163652120e-001]
[2124,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",1626806.5547,7105.51022,401.991,1.54184278162e-004,6.74725671555e-002]
[2125,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",3356490.0625,15629.75021,829.403,3.18106711364e-004,1.48175974228e-001]
[2126,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",7971530.2109,13661.21243,1969.800,7.55469921983e-004,1.34184235448e-001]
[2127,"Water","Water","Water",414806.5391,3518.16809,102.501,3.93074897719e-005,3.36513426462e-002]
[2128,"Water","Water","Water",445258.9297,2778.70415,110.025,4.21924971889e-005,2.61124931474e-002]
[2129,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",4508790.4375,20618.61846,1114.142,4.27281279875e-004,1.97345076669e-001]
[2130,"Water","Water","Water",1140695.6094,6255.85100,281.871,1.08109829983e-004,6.03878328758e-002]
[2131,"Water","Water","Water",517438.5781,3311.88427,127.861,4.90312323609e-005,3.09657078951e-002]
[2132,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",2994264.3125,7889.36194,739.896,2.83733389530e-004,7.51798145038e-002]
[2133,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",178665319.7188,134071.34089,44148.985,1.69058263631e-002,1.30700201985e+000]
[2134,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1342660.4727,8977.69340,331.777,1.27248751470e-004,8.51560657585e-002]
[2135,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",10521554.4844,20721.32148,2599.922,9.96803576410e-004,2.07070556638e-001]
[2136,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4205465.1328,22389.12176,1039.189,3.98512130135e-004,2.23828119764e-001]
[2137,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",1912502.9297,8736.90727,472.588,1.81251599269e-004,8.51965382812e-002]
[2138,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",5201951.1914,13641.90683,1285.425,4.92910292028e-004,1.34092442423e-001]
[2139,"Water","Water","Water",753250.3750,4057.11984,186.131,7.13820011964e-005,3.92830183315e-002]
[2140,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",29230040.8984,29327.62848,7222.872,2.76853782266e-003,2.80401531919e-001]
[2141,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",73800356.6484,75421.26260,18236.392,6.98954272489e-003,7.46796686024e-001]
[2142,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",11406449.3750,38102.80544,2818.584,1.08051700609e-003,3.79594375769e-001]
[2143,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",284800.3984,2181.34384,70.375,2.69901790483e-005,2.15167720616e-002]
[2144,"Water","Water","Water",721514.9219,4723.11031,178.290,6.83563632992e-005,4.51153151381e-002]
[2145,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",1056036.9531,5390.85300,260.951,1.00073878331e-004,5.19055993254e-002]
[2146,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",2918227.5625,8513.88492,721.107,2.76519142892e-004,7.99828470997e-002]
[2147,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1412863.6211,5219.53393,349.125,1.33877374377e-004,5.09572133188e-002]
[2148,"Water","Water","Water",284308.3281,2189.03836,70.254,2.69408318661e-005,2.21668196781e-002]
[2149,"Water","Water","Water",13718491.4336,36529.67100,3389.899,1.29944973161e-003,3.50669579936e-001]
[2150,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",2774509.1523,7853.41701,685.593,2.62912145306e-004,7.72520896051e-002]
[2151,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2490957.7422,13342.93370,615.527,2.36005082473e-004,1.32630208762e-001]
[2152,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1178988.8438,5305.67288,291.333,1.11716472825e-004,5.03239386192e-002]
[2153,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",4681615.8984,9223.97991,1156.848,4.43598602952e-004,9.17099525903e-002]
[2154,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1745026.2383,10524.90658,431.204,1.65332850265e-004,1.01152288190e-001]
[2155,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",11275.2031,521.90096,2.786,1.06840137211e-006,5.01569732676e-003]
[2156,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",1554625.6484,5208.79321,384.155,1.47306755419e-004,5.04841191196e-002]
[2157,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6140622.1484,32559.88881,1517.375,5.81524007700e-004,3.09010930583e-001]
[2158,"Mfd","Dough Hills Member","Gray to yellow silty clays; light gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil; some siliceous silt and volcanic ash beds.",35930682.4102,38838.19828,8878.629,3.40321360048e-003,3.72425054041e-001]
[2159,"Ov","Vicksburg Group (Undifferentiated)","Brown to gray lignitic clays with thin interbeds of lignite or micaceous sands; calcareous shale, petrified wood, and bluish fossiliferous clay locally.",783498.1523,3917.67730,193.606,7.42348682765e-005,3.85770427469e-002]
[2160,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4317275.3789,15496.90963,1066.818,4.09070141463e-004,1.59417989522e-001]
[2161,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",234581.2969,2206.97647,57.966,2.22276964843e-005,2.19788433187e-002]
[2162,"Water","Water","Water",370000.1875,2343.64013,91.429,3.50590342040e-005,2.32958222682e-002]
[2163,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",921767.8750,5170.32045,227.773,8.73335816871e-005,4.96217214165e-002]
[2164,"Oc","Catahoula Formation","Gray to white sandstones, loose quartz sand, tuffaceous sandstone, volcanic ash, and brown sandy clays; petrified wood locally.",2949263.8242,7659.50821,728.776,2.79409314659e-004,7.47784321682e-002]
[2165,"Water","Water","Water",151165.9219,1628.69849,37.354,1.43185064676e-005,1.53344628981e-002]
[2166,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",5822422.9297,15124.97328,1438.746,5.51629980119e-004,1.51376326118e-001]
[2167,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",715070.0938,4029.44059,176.697,6.77511639328e-005,3.91229986223e-002]
[2168,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",28352.2695,732.71738,7.006,2.68643347571e-006,6.93671010022e-003]
[2169,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",825682.8398,5825.15021,204.030,7.82327383244e-005,5.97059447884e-002]
[2170,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",578743.3789,3196.09121,143.010,5.48343572008e-005,3.14136243094e-002]
[2171,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",545295.8125,3089.66813,134.745,5.16652440225e-005,3.02605707597e-002]
[2172,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",141655.6445,1589.01119,35.004,1.34220240343e-005,1.58522291350e-002]
[2173,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",76653098.0586,92673.94884,18941.317,7.25908660401e-003,9.04453715889e-001]
[2174,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1586073.8516,7231.21213,391.926,1.50269123483e-004,7.36705737546e-002]
[2175,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1655711.8594,8661.40502,409.134,1.56860945778e-004,8.76038145891e-002]
[2176,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",670181.0703,3795.56023,165.605,6.34944052569e-005,3.79270630433e-002]
[2177,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4722854.8203,24593.64006,1167.038,4.47324619758e-004,2.39288433514e-001]
[2178,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1096563.3906,5113.23921,270.966,1.03881861867e-004,4.81804043084e-002]
[2179,"Water","Water","Water",1399785.3594,7369.92775,345.893,1.32589331439e-004,7.03699760760e-002]
[2180,"Mfl","Lena Member","Gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil, siltstones, tuffaceous clays, and some volcanic ash beds.",3573160.1094,9043.32618,882.944,3.38459925299e-004,8.81102065449e-002]
[2181,"Water","Water","Water",437922.3047,2904.48311,108.213,4.14721500187e-005,2.79981345180e-002]
[2182,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",12684719.4570,31602.13928,3134.450,1.20140058555e-003,3.09773276477e-001]
[2183,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",17470555.1641,25532.54689,4317.051,1.65449816192e-003,2.45092138576e-001]
[2184,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",440332.9219,3185.81723,108.808,4.17146236802e-005,3.17427256680e-002]
[2185,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2249663.7578,9859.38199,555.902,2.13071927855e-004,9.25983639561e-002]
[2186,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",3369622.9219,11327.25383,832.649,3.19213093025e-004,1.14831123953e-001]
[2187,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",1452971.4375,8899.39446,359.036,1.37634321254e-004,8.87140289597e-002]
[2188,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",16111785.1445,18542.19736,3981.293,1.52617736184e-003,1.87227834099e-001]
[2189,"Water","Water","Water",1039602.2188,6274.06299,256.890,9.84545489622e-005,6.30095894503e-002]
[2190,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",1395559.2656,4829.13489,344.849,1.32200503224e-004,4.59144561134e-002]
[2191,"Water","Water","Water",1212361.8750,5506.02973,299.580,1.14815789691e-004,5.45528571266e-002]
[2192,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",34238418.1875,122054.21967,8460.464,3.23884126748e-003,1.17400982652e+000]
[2193,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",6207806.7109,11649.49714,1533.976,5.88018339740e-004,1.12195646446e-001]
[2194,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2804515.0430,11025.17284,693.008,2.65659443723e-004,1.11380921005e-001]
[2195,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",9704024.1797,14465.65314,2397.907,9.19107071955e-004,1.39593314550e-001]
[2196,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",214423.7578,1925.58075,52.985,2.03108951702e-005,1.89828799427e-002]
[2197,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",4159765.1953,21361.66455,1027.896,3.93955417493e-004,2.04366362200e-001]
[2198,"Water","Water","Water",941889.5547,4606.24769,232.745,8.92004903512e-005,4.52881272903e-002]
[2199,"Water","Water","Water",898137.5703,5796.54306,221.934,8.50691105154e-005,5.58228874760e-002]
[2200,"Water","Water","Water",224224.2500,1883.77431,55.407,2.12333083970e-005,1.85975279627e-002]
[2201,"Mfcb","Carnahan Bayou Member","Yellow to gray siltstones, sandstones, and clays with thin tuffaceous beds; some lenses of black chert gravel; petrified wood locally.",1982599.0313,7444.05270,489.909,1.87778484231e-004,7.32694346234e-002]
[2202,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",946900.5977,5571.22615,233.983,8.96914894786e-005,5.14984000558e-002]
[2203,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",293754238.9219,281757.58401,72587.963,2.78041417919e-002,2.78265523868e+000]
[2204,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",476526.7500,2723.76081,117.752,4.51393608888e-005,2.62927745015e-002]
[2205,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",68021620.8047,50513.31123,16808.441,6.43890911339e-003,4.92327808889e-001]
[2206,"Water","Water","Water",779977.9688,4581.59484,192.736,7.38662593305e-005,4.41223122212e-002]
[2207,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2194311.3359,6722.41445,542.224,2.07814011670e-004,6.42608344824e-002]
[2208,"Water","Water","Water",732152.9375,3917.12375,180.918,6.93408742131e-005,3.79703273738e-002]
[2209,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",48349565.7266,53151.06461,11947.390,4.57621036900e-003,5.25114398969e-001]
[2210,"Mfd","Dough Hills Member","Gray to yellow silty clays; light gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil; some siliceous silt and volcanic ash beds.",37411976.7266,69082.47612,9244.664,3.54241326019e-003,6.68185989589e-001]
[2211,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",13649281.5938,21577.17104,3372.797,1.29244210985e-003,2.11275824426e-001]
[2212,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1512267.7578,4980.37026,373.688,1.43234004570e-004,4.82652070138e-002]
[2213,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",471793.2188,3460.70761,116.582,4.46849831897e-005,3.21262382202e-002]
[2214,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3614022.0742,18886.05579,893.041,3.42278909206e-004,1.89282743080e-001]
[2215,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",696096.1875,3378.59860,172.008,6.59316451267e-005,3.32428574192e-002]
[2216,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",800988.2109,5501.07892,197.928,7.58619354797e-005,5.21819221491e-002]
[2217,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",1208189.7344,7753.24063,298.549,1.14426258210e-004,7.24770616564e-002]
[2218,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",27118164.5781,33336.39211,6701.018,2.56738322452e-003,3.27799660147e-001]
[2219,"Water","Water","Water",1692510.6328,6651.95466,418.227,1.60269588971e-004,6.27084301289e-002]
[2220,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",994685.1875,6496.09972,245.791,9.42038319313e-005,6.29995894710e-002]
[2221,"Water","Water","Water",499980.0938,3390.32047,123.547,4.73392448020e-005,3.15136831856e-002]
[2222,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",675829.8789,4196.05601,167.001,6.40063181798e-005,4.10280242712e-002]
[2223,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",8119138.8906,18191.82018,2006.275,7.68909360392e-004,1.77824965430e-001]
[2224,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",16524976.1328,20056.90840,4083.394,1.56445073077e-003,1.90236288314e-001]
[2225,"Water","Water","Water",819625.4141,3681.30421,202.533,7.76210330425e-005,3.57663197864e-002]
[2226,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2328262.4766,11640.60858,575.324,2.20458050202e-004,1.11435904099e-001]
[2227,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",4102162.1641,16970.32858,1013.662,3.88366896614e-004,1.62682899336e-001]
[2228,"Water","Water","Water",2937164.1016,15450.81801,725.786,2.78038626310e-004,1.47359312477e-001]
[2229,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1201167.7422,4567.54770,296.814,1.13747654112e-004,4.34736290879e-002]
[2230,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2215347.1484,14613.76417,547.422,2.09764315996e-004,1.43363338848e-001]
[2231,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",943885.9102,5205.81986,233.238,8.93855037705e-005,4.91381580813e-002]
[2232,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",238853720.7734,229696.38982,59021.804,2.25901074075e-002,2.26243692144e+000]
[2233,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2872743.7031,8991.86843,709.868,2.72028272441e-004,8.82198674090e-002]
[2234,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",38497596.9141,66518.82532,9512.925,3.64427825302e-003,6.49832635192e-001]
[2235,"Water","Water","Water",1175582.1250,7922.46169,290.492,1.11314196974e-004,7.88968299380e-002]
[2236,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",2135304.9375,6258.48348,527.643,2.02193929457e-004,5.91278449557e-002]
[2237,"Water","Water","Water",485881.0859,3313.99894,120.063,4.60064442761e-005,3.21484308731e-002]
[2238,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3316720.6406,10603.86076,819.576,3.14058422708e-004,1.04427222748e-001]
[2239,"Water","Water","Water",295819.3438,2504.45238,73.098,2.80016107880e-005,2.36138223875e-002]
[2240,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",35985528.7891,52681.95869,8892.182,3.40425816760e-003,5.03007743256e-001]
[2241,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2979226.5273,11667.29670,736.180,2.82030349035e-004,1.11371990705e-001]
[2242,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",2663971.4063,6876.24139,658.279,2.52222760631e-004,6.74089259925e-002]
[2243,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",6182662.5586,14448.39487,1527.763,5.85305732212e-004,1.41730948656e-001]
[2244,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",887951.2031,4060.82163,219.417,8.40722879510e-005,3.99853687015e-002]
[2245,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",1698040.0430,5540.86460,419.593,1.60767139112e-004,5.40377470471e-002]
[2246,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1562213.6250,6502.39782,386.030,1.47898824416e-004,6.28056048634e-002]
[2247,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2185757.7813,7148.17011,540.110,2.06924137382e-004,6.81151074193e-002]
[2248,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",20911166.5508,29146.76561,5167.241,1.97921741215e-003,2.82502191429e-001]
[2249,"Water","Water","Water",463713.9453,2608.71406,114.586,4.38888289138e-005,2.54089878514e-002]
[2250,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1222607.8477,7902.36167,302.112,1.15736971656e-004,7.66882515338e-002]
[2251,"Water","Water","Water",251895.6797,1963.50311,62.245,2.38442329673e-005,1.88648263948e-002]
[2252,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6723648.5781,34052.57343,1661.443,6.36203777513e-004,3.23866698005e-001]
[2253,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1063149.3594,4429.12973,262.709,1.00647393178e-004,4.34482203925e-002]
[2254,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1616728.6406,4945.69484,399.501,1.53055217654e-004,4.76747307865e-002]
[2255,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",638765.2578,3620.66444,157.842,6.04724628582e-005,3.64318034719e-002]
[2256,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",15110316.5078,19165.64452,3733.826,1.43000378092e-003,1.83958731337e-001]
[2257,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4193050.7969,21731.93738,1036.121,3.96799259903e-004,2.06072058901e-001]
[2258,"Water","Water","Water",2326509.3828,6047.51640,574.891,2.20156241599e-004,5.88444362761e-002]
[2259,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",10404862.4922,24806.85280,2571.087,9.84865626216e-004,2.47627021644e-001]
[2260,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",11143173.3047,20700.82830,2753.527,1.05446283348e-003,2.04141581956e-001]
[2261,"Water","Water","Water",1772409.4766,8949.32795,437.970,1.67716688628e-004,8.67751098925e-002]
[2262,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",3339486.2148,8533.27233,825.202,3.16093004673e-004,8.24457912007e-002]
[2263,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",591016.1250,3965.89793,146.043,5.59430826516e-005,3.84446589895e-002]
[2264,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1511566.8750,8825.41086,373.515,1.43078552452e-004,8.68496074336e-002]
[2265,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",18281417.3984,28947.84078,4517.419,1.73004109081e-003,2.84435195108e-001]
[2266,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",4057966.5000,10089.10145,1002.741,3.84110694532e-004,9.90008190997e-002]
[2267,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1261226.8320,5580.22297,311.655,1.19381661457e-004,5.36471052548e-002]
[2268,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",690611.5156,3624.89380,170.653,6.53692576515e-005,3.49108604883e-002]
[2269,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1700373.2813,7979.41636,420.170,1.60935472482e-004,7.71637131192e-002]
[2270,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",63351127.5938,55103.34590,15654.342,5.99379294223e-003,5.24697354738e-001]
[2271,"Mfd","Dough Hills Member","Gray to yellow silty clays; light gray calcareous clays which may weather to black soil; some siliceous silt and volcanic ash beds.",3286428.4688,7663.98937,812.091,3.11043432762e-004,7.56995389945e-002]
[2272,"Mfw","Williamson Creek Member","White to gray silts, siltstones, silty clays, and sand beds; some lenses of black chert gravel.",18269567.4180,42143.33523,4514.490,1.72876224054e-003,4.07243564626e-001]
[2273,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1200683.8047,5720.82637,296.694,1.13625480104e-004,5.46362948060e-002]
[2274,"Water","Water","Water",337945.2500,2773.44356,83.508,3.19752424101e-005,2.76156923345e-002]
[2275,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1921420.6641,10590.31275,474.791,1.81833331956e-004,1.01890404296e-001]
[2276,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1970054.5625,6167.49299,486.809,1.86446606442e-004,6.11905716999e-002]
[2277,"Water","Water","Water",6935022.7227,15404.60210,1713.675,6.56230396296e-004,1.48856961128e-001]
[2278,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",824777.9609,7344.09359,203.806,7.80533583153e-005,7.03452251144e-002]
[2279,"Water","Water","Water",432329.4453,3693.78373,106.831,4.09073407901e-005,3.50288936408e-002]
[2280,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",888860.9531,4002.08287,219.641,8.41214430512e-005,3.91197440564e-002]
[2281,"Water","Water","Water",11880325.4688,26955.90874,2935.681,1.12400996713e-003,2.64429172526e-001]
[2282,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2131079.3672,7713.14557,526.599,2.01691169367e-004,7.59351367180e-002]
[2283,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1894325.1289,9855.88124,468.096,1.79254227050e-004,9.29734972914e-002]
[2284,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1300150.1406,5609.53622,321.273,1.23036414507e-004,5.30948976523e-002]
[2285,"Water","Water","Water",163826.6953,1543.51742,40.482,1.54992188873e-005,1.47811215038e-002]
[2286,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1561639.8867,5067.88830,385.888,1.47785961865e-004,4.97612995408e-002]
[2287,"Water","Water","Water",1803198.7031,12421.40693,445.578,1.70581047977e-004,1.19752847078e-001]
[2288,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",1919789.2500,5310.64571,474.388,1.81677701880e-004,5.20710593531e-002]
[2289,"Water","Water","Water",736744.8750,6233.58690,182.053,6.97013876503e-005,6.32954639549e-002]
[2290,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",716732.4766,5132.01586,177.108,6.78191180248e-005,4.81660560022e-002]
[2291,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6363950.9219,17169.78111,1572.560,6.02143596993e-004,1.67915134680e-001]
[2292,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",295646214.1836,258833.62490,73055.478,2.79324563953e-002,2.50860607582e+000]
[2293,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",5909157.1953,14699.75849,1460.179,5.59081306656e-004,1.43858409666e-001]
[2294,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1258760.4180,5274.00173,311.045,1.19106187088e-004,4.96932570897e-002]
[2295,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1888983.0195,5995.99266,466.776,1.78752447876e-004,5.86271470202e-002]
[2296,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",7161689.7383,25211.76035,1769.685,6.77573118166e-004,2.49349243003e-001]
[2297,"Mfb","Blounts Creek Member","Gray to green silty clays, siltstones, and silts with abundant sand beds; some lignite and lenses of black chert gravel.",39673096.4453,47571.43620,9803.396,3.75332511217e-003,4.58871877274e-001]
[2298,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1659670.6875,6091.00791,410.112,1.57040086895e-004,5.96472005944e-002]
[2299,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",2103507.8555,7571.88134,519.786,1.99054901678e-004,7.70754851213e-002]
[2300,"Water","Water","Water",3719020.9141,27038.05442,918.986,3.51739657577e-004,2.63496352677e-001]
[2301,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",113062234.7109,57846.92736,27938.175,1.06913843954e-002,5.65114324712e-001]
[2302,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",16775678.7813,22427.04775,4145.344,1.58702855787e-003,2.20638679368e-001]
[2303,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1162136.0625,4557.02133,287.169,1.09965538626e-004,4.40387079741e-002]
[2304,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",150864617.2422,127645.12455,37279.310,1.42582561365e-002,1.24102903523e+000]
[2305,"Mfb","Blounts Creek Member","Gray to green silty clays, siltstones, and silts with abundant sand beds; some lignite and lenses of black chert gravel.",24004442.7969,32787.10560,5931.603,2.27053412587e-003,3.13113887903e-001]
[2306,"Mfb","Blounts Creek Member","Gray to green silty clays, siltstones, and silts with abundant sand beds; some lignite and lenses of black chert gravel.",25503001.1250,37672.30871,6301.904,2.41262583991e-003,3.59238438148e-001]
[2307,"Water","Water","Water",146753.5938,1502.95443,36.263,1.38814308330e-005,1.49776320319e-002]
[2308,"Mfb","Blounts Creek Member","Gray to green silty clays, siltstones, and silts with abundant sand beds; some lignite and lenses of black chert gravel.",38513722.5430,39660.97941,9516.910,3.64291139046e-003,3.80492719589e-001]
[2309,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",522903.6797,3294.61610,129.212,4.94753601742e-005,3.20711271625e-002]
[2310,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2976244.6875,8320.33025,735.443,2.81560031231e-004,8.12242868754e-002]
[2311,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",7391940.7266,12427.10791,1826.581,6.99241576675e-004,1.25291247537e-001]
[2312,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",3342694.6875,7584.79220,825.995,3.16217680937e-004,7.46473594974e-002]
[2313,"Water","Water","Water",130869.7500,1867.82508,32.338,1.23774490997e-005,1.75928701438e-002]
[2314,"Mfb","Blounts Creek Member","Gray to green silty clays, siltstones, and silts with abundant sand beds; some lignite and lenses of black chert gravel.",95361346.3789,121846.57701,23564.208,9.01684925720e-003,1.18176785218e+000]
[2315,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1262616.4297,8536.95354,311.998,1.19413837896e-004,8.42399315912e-002]
[2316,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1449793.9453,7904.29942,358.250,1.37156862365e-004,7.65174794116e-002]
[2317,"Water","Water","Water",808864.6094,7127.19316,199.874,7.65020591303e-005,7.16543601600e-002]
[2318,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2201412.6250,12067.49043,543.979,2.08237760741e-004,1.18112999331e-001]
[2319,"Water","Water","Water",751335.3125,4176.43866,185.658,7.10526901026e-005,3.90317677143e-002]
[2320,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",15261710.1797,22771.41993,3771.236,1.44326791662e-003,2.19116896575e-001]
[2321,"Water","Water","Water",134795.0781,1650.88271,33.308,1.27479859832e-005,1.61530139774e-002]
[2322,"Water","Water","Water",202765.9688,2285.17682,50.104,1.91754225450e-005,2.12423710849e-002]
[2323,"Water","Water","Water",1534016.8594,13288.06536,379.062,1.45074546661e-004,1.31792709218e-001]
[2324,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1583576.6133,5592.78972,391.309,1.49800692756e-004,5.52515927740e-002]
[2325,"Water","Water","Water",241270.3672,2283.27041,59.619,2.28231162686e-005,2.28970684441e-002]
[2326,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",194062061.5234,152978.14813,47953.588,1.83291180937e-002,1.49271221348e+000]
[2327,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1136898.6563,6464.49498,280.933,1.07545751863e-004,6.44156688643e-002]
[2328,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1865318.5195,6423.72763,460.928,1.76439138942e-004,6.49265395697e-002]
[2329,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2556418.7266,11144.24526,631.702,2.41782074094e-004,1.08441063300e-001]
[2330,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2695852.5117,8124.44971,666.157,2.54991770642e-004,8.15605875776e-002]
[2331,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1228377.6094,6163.88740,303.538,1.16186656999e-004,5.91856534397e-002]
[2332,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",887746.1250,5651.96673,219.366,8.39647311676e-005,5.38504674214e-002]
[2333,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",169144269.6953,148840.82926,41796.292,1.59782794899e-002,1.42533750494e+000]
[2334,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12152246.7500,45549.81739,3002.874,1.14893524539e-003,4.50198003060e-001]
[2335,"Qth-l","High Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qth.",2585097.3750,7337.53366,638.789,2.44475245665e-004,7.30336985338e-002]
[2336,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",967730.2031,5236.75175,239.130,9.15214394747e-005,4.91622426275e-002]
[2337,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",1243214.7656,4716.20504,307.204,1.17579957832e-004,4.67785303710e-002]
[2338,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",23443622.8477,30070.87650,5793.022,2.21644964996e-003,2.91429455097e-001]
[2339,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1018352.9180,7161.75928,251.639,9.63158973698e-005,7.37117592003e-002]
[2340,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2859353.9883,11707.67071,706.559,2.70394632916e-004,1.13140153398e-001]
[2341,"Mfb","Blounts Creek Member","Gray to green silty clays, siltstones, and silts with abundant sand beds; some lignite and lenses of black chert gravel.",1653156.0898,5363.87554,408.502,1.56349274638e-004,5.26882861025e-002]
[2342,"Water","Water","Water",445540.9219,4009.25217,110.095,4.21226232132e-005,3.67071244427e-002]
[2343,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3648976.9102,13532.48690,901.678,3.45045497792e-004,1.33238505240e-001]
[2344,"Mfb","Blounts Creek Member","Gray to green silty clays, siltstones, and silts with abundant sand beds; some lignite and lenses of black chert gravel.",1293936.6563,7742.49751,319.737,1.22362439702e-004,7.74692637429e-002]
[2345,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",484074602.5313,357880.23815,119616.961,4.56726702590e-002,3.45874500110e+000]
[2346,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",13136373.1602,22906.37429,3246.056,1.24204750729e-003,2.14761417072e-001]
[2347,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",3460605.5273,9063.50619,855.131,3.27246725140e-004,8.78829754094e-002]
[2348,"Water","Water","Water",723699.6953,4945.33600,178.829,6.84233731782e-005,5.05097052809e-002]
[2349,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2496098.0703,15813.62474,616.797,2.36015766826e-004,1.49125416102e-001]
[2350,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3933123.4688,17641.10814,971.892,3.71872828124e-004,1.68394548508e-001]
[2351,"Mfb","Blounts Creek Member","Gray to green silty clays, siltstones, and silts with abundant sand beds; some lignite and lenses of black chert gravel.",865913.1328,5522.75247,213.971,8.18847986882e-005,5.28217801220e-002]
[2352,"Mfb","Blounts Creek Member","Gray to green silty clays, siltstones, and silts with abundant sand beds; some lignite and lenses of black chert gravel.",365468.0586,2761.69931,90.309,3.45639982743e-005,2.75771263407e-002]
[2353,"Water","Water","Water",356881.4922,3348.57245,88.187,3.37391402279e-005,3.23426297639e-002]
[2354,"Mfb","Blounts Creek Member","Gray to green silty clays, siltstones, and silts with abundant sand beds; some lignite and lenses of black chert gravel.",2094589.8750,7458.31184,517.582,1.98090370732e-004,7.56738075526e-002]
[2355,"Water","Water","Water",152396.0547,1714.51563,37.658,1.44074610727e-005,1.66754604453e-002]
[2356,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",44072959.6289,48599.25592,10890.622,4.16529669218e-003,4.61654392724e-001]
[2357,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",94094236.9648,306997.11416,23251.099,8.88305426014e-003,2.95637260169e+000]
[2358,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4133099.3906,19630.89480,1021.307,3.90761961712e-004,1.89053425547e-001]
[2359,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2888782.2148,13540.16710,713.831,2.73136455909e-004,1.28411517007e-001]
[2360,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",797808.3828,3836.19477,197.142,7.54411355072e-005,3.75316429069e-002]
[2361,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",10390495.5195,17432.90446,2567.537,9.82394848051e-004,1.66206155495e-001]
[2362,"Qth-l","High Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qth.",4100083.7813,10107.20228,1013.149,3.87676934703e-004,9.99616326085e-002]
[2363,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",3355523.3750,13454.14616,829.165,3.17262259151e-004,1.30568833219e-001]
[2364,"Water","Water","Water",1940039.6328,12371.46677,479.392,1.83386409013e-004,1.27513526717e-001]
[2365,"Water","Water","Water",418428.0938,3894.04774,103.395,3.95533107368e-005,3.81906598645e-002]
[2366,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",14271141.5078,41219.02741,3526.462,1.34865803688e-003,4.11590184199e-001]
[2367,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",301834.9688,2528.89182,74.585,2.85415063246e-005,2.44363891764e-002]
[2368,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",183481670.0508,153687.38402,45339.127,1.73299244749e-002,1.46770504824e+000]
[2369,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7453814.2656,27876.58330,1841.870,7.04605688666e-004,2.69357019899e-001]
[2370,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",720417.4727,5075.62481,178.018,6.81166899780e-005,4.77711289419e-002]
[2371,"Mfb","Blounts Creek Member","Gray to green silty clays, siltstones, and silts with abundant sand beds; some lignite and lenses of black chert gravel.",708431.7188,4078.47432,175.057,6.69865632156e-005,4.20192414738e-002]
[2372,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7340065.8359,18484.23977,1813.763,6.93857640313e-004,1.80406928388e-001]
[2373,"Water","Water","Water",2900516.6406,7936.82150,716.730,2.74179282570e-004,8.03513711631e-002]
[2374,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",961150.3125,4171.84751,237.504,9.08778804520e-005,4.17346298829e-002]
[2375,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",4497436.4453,15075.79205,1111.336,4.25146204117e-004,1.43877412381e-001]
[2376,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",16961305.2969,19651.96793,4191.213,1.60300726799e-003,1.96892292390e-001]
[2377,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",728522.5078,3768.95472,180.021,6.88761187650e-005,3.57893367681e-002]
[2378,"Water","Water","Water",400025.5078,3248.18097,98.848,3.78123764244e-005,3.16440487098e-002]
[2379,"Water","Water","Water",2039830.6797,9052.09954,504.051,1.92830695720e-004,9.23080465986e-002]
[2380,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",18636290.5703,23065.94849,4605.109,1.76161609817e-003,2.26608368304e-001]
[2381,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",7814745.4922,12071.86325,1931.058,7.38776139987e-004,1.17220617637e-001]
[2382,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1941774.8438,9709.67830,479.821,1.83563887700e-004,9.54166670729e-002]
[2383,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3102597.6641,13572.40751,766.666,2.93207688684e-004,1.36518342151e-001]
[2384,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1669892.4453,6462.02650,412.638,1.57861503713e-004,6.22928916186e-002]
[2385,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2392077.1328,9545.45254,591.093,2.26124874620e-004,9.45152720313e-002]
[2386,"Water","Water","Water",774368.5234,5655.38451,191.350,7.31885894684e-005,5.66804308957e-002]
[2387,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",184521754.1250,150628.08045,45596.136,1.74305935480e-002,1.44978164536e+000]
[2388,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",53496402.5703,52151.09148,13219.196,5.05525273542e-003,4.94036536657e-001]
[2389,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1937583.3750,8153.22287,478.785,1.83143555380e-004,7.69905029701e-002]
[2390,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",7460031.8984,17284.52416,1843.407,7.04970540205e-004,1.64967734013e-001]
[2391,"Water","Water","Water",29612230.0313,58801.32045,7317.312,2.79811080390e-003,5.78464270604e-001]
[2392,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",41680792.3594,32447.74989,10299.507,3.93849908939e-003,3.21904764672e-001]
[2393,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",4137385921.2734,4380181.99408,1022366.237,3.87353655879e-001,4.23126686263e+001]
[2394,"Mfcc","Castor Creek Member","Gray to dark gray calcareous slays which may weather to black soil; lignitic clays and noncalcareous clayey soils.",1126905.9375,5162.39334,278.463,1.06521229907e-004,5.12253221273e-002]
[2395,"Water","Water","Water",224342.7813,2237.97367,55.436,2.11991397602e-005,2.28410626051e-002]
[2396,"Water","Water","Water",104519.4375,1296.07307,25.827,9.87858646908e-006,1.23464206628e-002]
[2397,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",12933175.2031,17810.68426,3195.844,1.22222324286e-003,1.74848507952e-001]
[2398,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",784356.5625,3745.57517,193.818,7.41332896176e-005,3.66165803877e-002]
[2399,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",237632907.0195,182217.81570,58720.135,2.24312176419e-002,1.76027267785e+000]
[2400,"Water","Water","Water",2910911.3243,19052.29129,719.299,2.74453461021e-004,1.85513158005e-001]
[2401,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4448241.7969,15559.77097,1099.180,4.20338801759e-004,1.51010824002e-001]
[2402,"Qth-l","High Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qth.",4199220.0781,9635.55240,1037.646,3.96844588143e-004,9.36242294025e-002]
[2403,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",46345434.6951,55331.92989,11452.161,4.36793532867e-003,5.41413105421e-001]
[2404,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",205355827.2633,413587.56614,50744.327,1.93430238387e-002,4.05212342854e+000]
[2405,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",67453839.2604,58536.08227,16668.140,6.35973835216e-003,5.65208805595e-001]
[2406,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",421727.6908,2655.33053,104.211,3.97670959745e-005,2.63473071331e-002]
[2407,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1340464.4712,5464.92915,331.235,1.26433704182e-004,5.50588079861e-002]
[2408,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4868370.4375,12207.21948,1202.996,4.60037640994e-004,1.17573364706e-001]
[2409,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",577728448.7980,406076.25644,142759.238,5.44261686449e-002,3.95454614075e+000]
[2410,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",15837412.0842,31566.11888,3913.494,1.49349983379e-003,2.98820247308e-001]
[2411,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",550688730.2978,803937.39732,136077.604,5.17266526178e-002,7.76399865788e+000]
[2412,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",20119794.5146,26994.95254,4971.690,1.89770873997e-003,2.55532464022e-001]
[2413,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",33636712.2679,32640.87024,8311.779,3.17295349257e-003,3.17194326134e-001]
[2414,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1552974.0410,7186.80684,383.747,1.46530105370e-004,7.07524674050e-002]
[2415,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1330063684.4673,1052491.65376,328664.579,1.25167106136e-001,1.01256333785e+001]
[2416,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3292333904.2083,4849985.46177,813550.171,3.09046749657e-001,4.66172978010e+001]
[2417,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",15127937.5930,18026.74322,3738.180,1.42762908238e-003,1.76455993885e-001]
[2418,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",330431779.6910,309955.86377,81651.144,3.11477787358e-002,2.99656640521e+000]
[2419,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",463283900.3040,407349.94773,114479.487,4.36636931778e-002,3.93591292088e+000]
[2420,"Qth-l","High Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qth.",2719630.5909,8422.62116,672.033,2.56778770808e-004,8.43624854375e-002]
[2421,"Qth-l","High Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qth.",427439314.1233,421927.64732,105622.132,4.02997902183e-002,4.03331732658e+000]
[2422,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",56179992.1130,41777.11250,13882.323,5.30550246171e-003,4.11155185003e-001]
[2423,"Qth-l","High Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qth.",118808719.3604,91546.29417,29358.156,1.12152899746e-002,8.73346613943e-001]
[2424,"Qth-l","High Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qth.",387453943.8782,376180.25471,95741.572,3.65338148106e-002,3.61506261656e+000]
[2425,"Qth-l","High Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qth.",8628056.9276,17178.26734,2132.031,8.14692993456e-004,1.66312220720e-001]
[2426,"Qth-l","High Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qth.",7005133.4923,13987.02553,1730.999,6.61453798638e-004,1.37121979176e-001]
[2427,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",144812413.7352,396499.35922,35783.784,1.36576708975e-002,3.79629781703e+000]
[2428,"Qth-l","High Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qth.",293505844.1354,259506.46727,72526.583,2.76895557987e-002,2.49045041923e+000]
[2429,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2936595.7969,10659.39969,725.646,2.77508725044e-004,1.04695963207e-001]
[2430,"Qth-l","High Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qth.",49163905.9038,50281.01260,12148.617,4.64128921437e-003,4.76780627876e-001]
[2431,"Qth-l","High Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qth.",49282553.4172,50327.25987,12177.935,4.65318382596e-003,4.86038472064e-001]
[2432,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",115345582.3337,219475.26773,28502.400,1.08793712118e-002,2.11514507757e+000]
[2433,"Qth-l","High Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meter of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qth.",4217891.8071,10957.73178,1042.260,3.98407140465e-004,1.03944801121e-001]
[2434,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3044598.3008,10268.22185,752.334,2.87691379154e-004,9.68077637042e-002]
[2435,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",24303309.5469,76093.02691,6005.455,2.29594951901e-003,7.34875508093e-001]
[2436,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",20332753.1719,33844.53371,5024.313,1.92048765884e-003,3.12586248423e-001]
[2437,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",6195826.2070,11414.64875,1531.016,5.85466485469e-004,1.12212231873e-001]
[2438,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2176131.7891,8043.61466,537.732,2.05550469352e-004,7.60738967937e-002]
[2439,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3833303.1172,9279.23718,947.226,3.62103395510e-004,9.15615233969e-002]
[2440,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2130651.5781,9412.59434,526.493,2.01326965808e-004,9.02555583460e-002]
[2441,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7340480.4844,31684.92267,1813.865,6.93218416117e-004,2.89361480807e-001]
[2442,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1484728.1055,7313.87885,366.883,1.40290906282e-004,6.77040643156e-002]
[2443,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8617671.9375,31718.87489,2129.465,8.14306929595e-004,3.20539655772e-001]
[2444,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",263292.4297,2245.02691,65.061,2.48806446904e-005,2.26293156697e-002]
[2445,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",314913144.1484,249319.87972,77816.421,2.97197542111e-002,2.41412218042e+000]
[2446,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",101019794.0859,105209.08573,24962.435,9.53174670574e-003,1.00639813085e+000]
[2447,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",15542547.4453,44921.00328,3840.632,1.46755552488e-003,4.12709113692e-001]
[2448,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5802270.8438,21778.72143,1433.767,5.47841815166e-004,2.09397158441e-001]
[2449,"Water","Water","Water",1495780.1563,6062.14556,369.614,1.41271454131e-004,6.00311868101e-002]
[2450,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6738921.0313,13830.66790,1665.217,6.36442090641e-004,1.30237875768e-001]
[2451,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",2815659.9609,7067.66516,695.762,2.66032793862e-004,6.92198868725e-002]
[2452,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",925003.3906,4169.14372,228.572,8.73874143122e-005,3.95451591442e-002]
[2453,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5252377.9141,9301.13134,1297.886,4.96145616214e-004,8.92786778113e-002]
[2454,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",16211728.3125,21552.87925,4005.989,1.53133157282e-003,2.10603767585e-001]
[2455,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",1282323.1094,5449.59144,316.868,1.21085932924e-004,5.12272485976e-002]
[2456,"Water","Water","Water",2328135.4907,16779.16660,575.293,2.19386666995e-004,1.61318823184e-001]
[2457,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",621633.2188,3332.49179,153.608,5.87295707305e-005,3.26374197172e-002]
[2458,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",936424.2188,4227.93154,231.395,8.84633829612e-005,4.01921992863e-002]
[2459,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7312303.2891,18190.10885,1806.902,6.90471407301e-004,1.74860636126e-001]
[2460,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1820197.8047,5594.50292,449.779,1.71936477288e-004,5.53250833500e-002]
[2461,"Water","Water","Water",389538.8828,4339.66658,96.257,3.67856787961e-005,4.15848502398e-002]
[2462,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1870395.1797,6118.98720,462.183,1.76691232950e-004,6.08518642839e-002]
[2463,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7519925.4922,12827.54685,1858.207,7.10226327768e-004,1.23732317033e-001]
[2464,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1766350.3828,6223.45265,436.473,1.66837188058e-004,5.86317455433e-002]
[2465,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",4470574.3008,12074.25074,1104.699,4.22291739494e-004,1.18934183054e-001]
[2466,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3824464.1094,16963.93174,945.042,3.61290575050e-004,1.73124622697e-001]
[2467,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1154409.6016,4305.14069,285.260,1.09051700772e-004,4.12373786382e-002]
[2468,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",4118542.5938,10320.33944,1017.710,3.89025127399e-004,9.81984778800e-002]
[2469,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2510350.2031,10429.24458,620.319,2.37133108812e-004,1.01353218542e-001]
[2470,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",1444638.7813,6606.36508,356.977,1.36389189364e-004,6.17335609178e-002]
[2471,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",1952159.2813,7542.99646,482.387,1.84301682529e-004,7.08260448162e-002]
[2472,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3932253.4688,14018.58691,971.677,3.71415340019e-004,1.37649234602e-001]
[2473,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",5005940.7031,10240.83873,1236.990,4.72842061235e-004,9.94195154340e-002]
[2474,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",6181911.4648,14802.40380,1527.577,5.83896565673e-004,1.41513095322e-001]
[2475,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",31932038.4766,132810.05158,7890.547,3.01526683088e-003,1.28959869256e+000]
[2476,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",769862.7422,3357.54142,190.236,7.27153741760e-005,3.29779182489e-002]
[2477,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",54433456.5234,34714.88355,13450.746,5.13928539992e-003,3.37345674120e-001]
[2478,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",2767797.0781,8618.84406,683.935,2.61283487590e-004,8.21667186939e-002]
[2479,"Water","Water","Water",129388.9063,1503.46667,31.973,1.22180055359e-005,1.44967741191e-002]
[2480,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",427652.0781,2698.17877,105.675,4.03965064981e-005,2.67165199909e-002]
[2481,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7709648.2734,13559.47742,1905.088,7.28042315164e-004,1.31638086541e-001]
[2482,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",8435320.8398,14466.65631,2084.405,7.96611691879e-004,1.38881977761e-001]
[2483,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8378750.4375,33083.67445,2070.426,7.91144685762e-004,3.15116880743e-001]
[2484,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",19009380.0313,19837.83195,4697.301,1.79492952059e-003,1.96730773342e-001]
[2485,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",4227067.1563,9422.24052,1044.527,3.99207527162e-004,9.23290315514e-002]
[2486,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",500653.1484,3367.06660,123.714,4.72676749669e-005,3.19889284033e-002]
[2487,"Water","Water","Water",587295.5781,4062.69331,145.123,5.54463992332e-005,4.17380060353e-002]
[2488,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",12241436.4375,29720.21627,3024.913,1.15580583863e-003,2.88266921569e-001]
[2489,"Water","Water","Water",205404.7344,1865.53557,50.756,1.93927119551e-005,1.82362606512e-002]
[2490,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",220603218.5781,157985.94074,54512.024,2.08031277250e-002,1.52919639689e+000]
[2491,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",872786.1328,5568.39038,215.669,8.24224129900e-005,5.45033865735e-002]
[2492,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",2702206.9609,9851.67897,667.727,2.55027207726e-004,9.43940114529e-002]
[2493,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3005535.5234,14457.09400,742.681,2.83641649653e-004,1.35796885156e-001]
[2494,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",2917962.2031,8350.30427,721.041,2.75539852132e-004,7.99147408158e-002]
[2495,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",1541437.1016,6098.66714,380.896,1.45481961745e-004,5.73358899544e-002]
[2496,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",5930102.6055,13852.52735,1465.354,5.59897952557e-004,1.30156502142e-001]
[2497,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1800678.6328,6929.05871,444.956,1.70043126731e-004,6.80882610767e-002]
[2498,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2225376.1797,6623.53271,549.900,2.10066662575e-004,6.33605941563e-002]
[2499,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",220131.7813,2044.52475,54.396,2.07806224445e-005,2.06405619331e-002]
[2500,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",692658.0625,4025.94668,171.159,6.53763878469e-005,3.76407218918e-002]
[2501,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",40378148.1719,80567.98768,9977.618,3.80989646566e-003,7.78977720180e-001]
[2502,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",6797804.2852,19330.81384,1679.767,6.41828594025e-004,1.91040330703e-001]
[2503,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",960289.1016,5245.80268,237.292,9.06758519033e-005,4.93589124423e-002]
[2504,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1663611.9375,8104.50201,411.086,1.57076737581e-004,7.72511609840e-002]
[2505,"Water","Water","Water",1751128.4463,12833.76287,432.712,1.64953564620e-004,1.23435833619e-001]
[2506,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",14294807.6680,25479.57464,3532.310,1.34943120574e-003,2.51170194281e-001]
[2507,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",499478.3047,2725.27590,123.423,4.71621937299e-005,2.65747436997e-002]
[2508,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",727687.2305,3601.41844,179.815,6.87111463145e-005,3.54260953892e-002]
[2509,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",76423406.9297,107695.71079,18884.560,7.20386861722e-003,1.05911100262e+000]
[2510,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6107315.8828,18999.71995,1509.145,5.76252861812e-004,1.82739429165e-001]
[2511,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2076472.5156,8408.13195,513.105,1.95963979705e-004,8.46279218533e-002]
[2512,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4004566.5625,13344.97909,989.546,3.77889512435e-004,1.31766148173e-001]
[2513,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",2303902.0547,7618.32499,569.304,2.17387701148e-004,7.10191679396e-002]
[2514,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1474539.4922,8553.51485,364.365,1.39211284260e-004,8.06714283286e-002]
[2515,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",17122862.0625,56646.83986,4231.134,1.61441302628e-003,5.41222309309e-001]
[2516,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2278707.8750,7705.89124,563.079,2.14755777030e-004,7.31528470264e-002]
[2517,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",30247046.8750,34407.60716,7474.178,2.84957430030e-003,3.32159789050e-001]
[2518,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",48717684.5156,72863.06656,12038.354,4.59511862554e-003,6.90164698882e-001]
[2519,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",151656364.8203,115614.72362,37474.954,1.43035175599e-002,1.09648558500e+000]
[2520,"Water","Water","Water",16322349.0156,47261.27187,4033.324,1.53973642114e-003,4.58998855675e-001]
[2521,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",9111240.4023,16643.91404,2251.428,8.60134804103e-004,1.67398759168e-001]
[2522,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",4504124.8125,10962.00151,1112.989,4.24933466991e-004,1.05996232747e-001]
[2523,"Water","Water","Water",255423.0703,1940.70935,63.116,2.41129225879e-005,1.89410173104e-002]
[2524,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",4479609.1484,11894.82989,1106.931,4.22534672744e-004,1.10591939491e-001]
[2525,"Water","Water","Water",225918.4922,1814.56789,55.825,2.13282823161e-005,1.73999154823e-002]
[2526,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",8952777.6875,15676.95697,2212.271,8.44875502776e-004,1.52133320808e-001]
[2527,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",15831584.1719,22168.83317,3912.054,1.49104685012e-003,2.17700552721e-001]
[2528,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",2171190578.2316,1808686.36034,536510.730,2.04369749060e-001,1.73923318240e+001]
[2529,"Water","Water","Water",265878.6406,2449.35894,65.700,2.50993493671e-005,2.45412142637e-002]
[2530,"Water","Water","Water",1219071.2134,7986.24592,301.238,1.14800497411e-004,7.63811871028e-002]
[2531,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",541617.1953,3214.53560,133.836,5.11225779087e-005,3.16471694960e-002]
[2532,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",43430328.6172,47479.76765,10731.825,4.09777862933e-003,4.60204772965e-001]
[2533,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",3013224.1250,8945.89591,744.581,2.84422361542e-004,9.11085311598e-002]
[2534,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1342261.6992,5755.80920,331.679,1.26693835927e-004,5.46427342896e-002]
[2535,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",14517270.0508,23250.97488,3587.281,1.36989341454e-003,2.25223994068e-001]
[2536,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",4111256.2930,10031.15646,1015.909,3.88013515048e-004,9.43235400691e-002]
[2537,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3566589.4766,16862.13780,881.320,3.36588022655e-004,1.66535530859e-001]
[2538,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7491202.3281,26039.16389,1851.109,7.05450664668e-004,2.58483974060e-001]
[2539,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",717664898.7266,1554499.09023,177338.149,6.74381212469e-002,1.50825543248e+001]
[2540,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",13964446.4688,20232.86148,3450.676,1.31534854002e-003,1.94705353482e-001]
[2541,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",14434592.3242,32330.29381,3566.851,1.36196817014e-003,3.20474011271e-001]
[2542,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",68016090.3828,73610.26420,16807.075,6.40999083304e-003,6.98282978540e-001]
[2543,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1893211.4609,6699.93938,467.821,1.78476654478e-004,6.31981257441e-002]
[2544,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",100801765.0547,113255.30418,24908.559,9.50218917399e-003,1.10049255673e+000]
[2545,"Water","Water","Water",207807.4375,2254.98529,51.350,1.96040740595e-005,2.21390529833e-002]
[2546,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",13218644.0547,20185.40924,3266.385,1.24455725661e-003,2.00035306891e-001]
[2547,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",2329660.0234,7171.32544,575.669,2.19354665149e-004,6.92732076544e-002]
[2548,"Water","Water","Water",453938.5889,3796.12814,112.170,4.27404364326e-005,3.65467467551e-002]
[2549,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",1486593.3828,5437.85358,367.344,1.40284916176e-004,5.32088534741e-002]
[2550,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3659830.6719,14152.95533,904.360,3.45293143842e-004,1.30548148049e-001]
[2551,"Water","Water","Water",1956861.9917,11817.52259,483.549,1.84216408538e-004,1.12483828328e-001]
[2552,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",8416354.8828,17073.69842,2079.718,7.93629018666e-004,1.62524456184e-001]
[2553,"Water","Water","Water",414846.5547,3777.23398,102.510,3.91267975470e-005,3.51381549276e-002]
[2554,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",19369546.7891,24682.53321,4786.300,1.82747203727e-003,2.38510844943e-001]
[2555,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",385303.3438,2512.59890,95.210,3.63341300379e-005,2.47287010390e-002]
[2556,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11039969.3438,15390.25680,2728.025,1.04127856207e-003,1.52842809564e-001]
[2557,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",2324440.3594,9296.79559,574.379,2.18826722141e-004,9.08132084621e-002]
[2558,"Water","Water","Water",6967175.1250,34349.53230,1721.620,6.57128520115e-004,3.32576251889e-001]
[2559,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8956704.8281,31780.92117,2213.241,8.44790833810e-004,3.04622987761e-001]
[2560,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",26232542.0781,43333.42328,6482.176,2.47450690739e-003,4.16782009997e-001]
[2561,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12349174.1406,21730.47357,3051.535,1.16439742437e-003,2.11917494987e-001]
[2562,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1182480.3125,5122.12125,292.196,1.11445923012e-004,4.83912277649e-002]
[2563,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",816199.6953,3688.16580,201.687,7.69572678582e-005,3.49076385271e-002]
[2564,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",18510624.9609,24532.89751,4574.057,1.74271826791e-003,2.33133406962e-001]
[2565,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",14197850.7500,58535.11789,3508.351,1.33876088952e-003,5.70667004837e-001]
[2566,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3518642.8594,11984.83597,869.472,3.31930272228e-004,1.15031737788e-001]
[2567,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",16643972.2500,22540.29376,4112.799,1.56900046576e-003,2.11338760249e-001]
[2568,"Water","Water","Water",504034.3281,3668.09597,124.549,4.75327114074e-005,3.61200759500e-002]
[2569,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1712329.5703,8108.70064,423.124,1.61542647570e-004,7.98364948309e-002]
[2570,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",8345589.0352,17778.20294,2062.232,7.87102751183e-004,1.66664449933e-001]
[2571,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8345590.6953,14198.12903,2062.232,7.87099694041e-004,1.38514730695e-001]
[2572,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",17984849.9375,30228.11227,4444.135,1.69537907906e-003,2.89851623671e-001]
[2573,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6671611.4375,14437.60955,1648.584,6.27958424317e-004,1.44002375257e-001]
[2574,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",5031003.9297,19775.74479,1243.183,4.74530084226e-004,1.91482834122e-001]
[2575,"Water","Water","Water",171923.2346,2468.47068,42.483,1.61819522040e-005,2.33009750995e-002]
[2576,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",90771899.4922,77432.49431,22430.135,8.55484773910e-003,7.64813902617e-001]
[2577,"Water","Water","Water",15331.9120,535.61520,3.789,1.44312391919e-006,5.35159684384e-003]
[2578,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",1837945.3203,8100.06131,454.164,1.73251863241e-004,7.73000307709e-002]
[2579,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1238282685.4141,640482.63490,305985.091,1.16444069857e-001,6.21810637258e+000]
[2580,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4806881.9844,19739.27340,1187.802,4.53332398737e-004,1.85222619454e-001]
[2581,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",11789949.7656,19597.56958,2913.348,1.11192175869e-003,1.91468571268e-001]
[2582,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",5772982.7188,10509.30714,1426.529,5.44515833609e-004,1.03268324734e-001]
[2583,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5444949.0000,15506.39311,1345.471,5.12953378937e-004,1.45761058946e-001]
[2584,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",22215884.5234,52088.35881,5489.643,2.09441908025e-003,5.06570835645e-001]
[2585,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1507846.2188,5189.10356,372.595,1.41924757019e-004,5.04322918718e-002]
[2586,"Water","Water","Water",176438.2422,1700.60696,43.599,1.66138873581e-005,1.66518695048e-002]
[2587,"Water","Water","Water",505330.9561,3887.25157,124.869,4.75585122375e-005,3.81415999393e-002]
[2588,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",4745279.9883,17914.90022,1172.580,4.47557311632e-004,1.71682355212e-001]
[2589,"Water","Water","Water",146928.4766,1484.36769,36.307,1.38346774716e-005,1.44464404531e-002]
[2590,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",150159888.7461,183320.63647,37105.168,1.41539331859e-002,1.75830037416e+000]
[2591,"Water","Water","Water",752204.1016,4735.95886,185.873,7.09442995530e-005,4.60063624433e-002]
[2592,"Water","Water","Water",347591.8906,2948.66154,85.891,3.27718976963e-005,3.00057974673e-002]
[2593,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",17567922.4141,31950.99491,4341.111,1.65637232536e-003,2.96485908452e-001]
[2594,"Water","Water","Water",3167425.1431,15389.77153,782.685,2.98052447725e-004,1.46665662634e-001]
[2595,"Water","Water","Water",353537.1563,2595.00082,87.361,3.32862781831e-005,2.48133952773e-002]
[2596,"Water","Water","Water",666547.5234,5295.31501,164.707,6.28360025790e-005,5.14107925708e-002]
[2597,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",128623040.8750,144320.92014,31783.318,1.21186940355e-002,1.39575332565e+000]
[2598,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1532322.4727,5608.50080,378.644,1.44521850966e-004,5.70693683858e-002]
[2599,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6441746.3750,16517.46066,1591.784,6.06230553837e-004,1.67407781683e-001]
[2600,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",101977841.1211,104806.56955,25199.173,9.60784446578e-003,9.85498697490e-001]
[2601,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1594393.7422,5954.13382,393.982,1.50373163701e-004,6.00951668121e-002]
[2602,"Water","Water","Water",472583.3203,4182.50041,116.777,4.45520106328e-005,3.96560737943e-002]
[2603,"Water","Water","Water",165826.8047,1656.72537,40.977,1.56119887552e-005,1.58370343242e-002]
[2604,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",6750139.7656,19139.77114,1667.989,6.36052277972e-004,1.81004856063e-001]
[2605,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",13447333.9297,24109.46667,3322.895,1.26552623286e-003,2.31608442574e-001]
[2606,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",2097462.1016,6874.51139,518.292,1.97674645029e-004,6.51246388867e-002]
[2607,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",36778816.9219,53764.02458,9088.207,3.46755691034e-003,5.28510572756e-001]
[2608,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1203557.7266,7336.21531,297.404,1.13500392350e-004,6.83955461322e-002]
[2609,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7750327.0625,17492.27500,1915.140,7.30753239909e-004,1.67347217332e-001]
[2610,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",15320421.7188,28596.79967,3785.744,1.44452868374e-003,2.82151093979e-001]
[2611,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",13059806.0898,17912.41393,3227.135,1.23123282616e-003,1.72206884176e-001]
[2612,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2961578.2734,8970.65024,731.819,2.78684695197e-004,9.04461852193e-002]
[2613,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",377270304.0938,194586.21844,93225.150,3.54394684536e-002,1.84935638759e+000]
[2614,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1076486.7344,6611.95302,266.005,1.01512386878e-004,6.35221259517e-002]
[2615,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",23429385.4297,46605.25318,5789.504,2.20826399699e-003,4.44873478450e-001]
[2616,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",84387458.5234,64963.36501,20852.512,7.93471158058e-003,6.35266500182e-001]
[2617,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1289961.3281,7208.94104,318.755,1.21633670741e-004,6.93621167689e-002]
[2618,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",4486222.9141,17906.77014,1108.565,4.22657297229e-004,1.71904474043e-001]
[2619,"Water","Water","Water",490821.1328,2721.28912,121.284,4.62802958870e-005,2.63665695129e-002]
[2620,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5860618.7656,11154.41933,1448.185,5.51499515382e-004,1.07747238660e-001]
[2621,"Water","Water","Water",372561.0469,3050.22200,92.061,3.51134523027e-005,3.01031606895e-002]
[2622,"Water","Water","Water",8277899.5391,14006.22950,2045.505,7.80429187401e-004,1.35828520278e-001]
[2623,"Water","Water","Water",408001.0469,2998.64866,100.819,3.84712669305e-005,2.88862897447e-002]
[2624,"Water","Water","Water",248802.8438,2286.13731,61.480,2.34498501262e-005,2.20827775220e-002]
[2625,"Water","Water","Water",191671.5938,1768.05890,47.363,1.80636000302e-005,1.77533369400e-002]
[2626,"Water","Water","Water",1550316.0450,10309.40086,383.090,1.45834327487e-004,9.84920736827e-002]
[2627,"Water","Water","Water",10786700.2109,15632.31497,2665.441,1.01688389677e-003,1.54121546634e-001]
[2628,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",68141795.8672,95762.08249,16838.137,6.41534842068e-003,9.19139347132e-001]
[2629,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",14465156.4375,30660.13180,3574.404,1.36201923773e-003,2.91332565077e-001]
[2630,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3034322.3008,13270.59679,749.794,2.86070054592e-004,1.33718737323e-001]
[2631,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",859923.2891,4819.40864,212.491,8.10672464757e-005,4.50149501847e-002]
[2632,"Water","Water","Water",128585.7500,1672.79561,31.774,1.21172259615e-005,1.60244039367e-002]
[2633,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",9543347.5703,15410.90622,2358.203,8.97776939011e-004,1.48796092516e-001]
[2634,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",7743445.0859,16604.18211,1913.439,7.28319297739e-004,1.61529864650e-001]
[2635,"Water","Water","Water",1127362.1172,4515.84707,278.576,1.06164585936e-004,4.23639250508e-002]
[2636,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",144644851.1250,263703.22463,35742.378,1.36003846114e-002,2.52620869304e+000]
[2637,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",22982305.0000,25285.94187,5679.029,2.16134934560e-003,2.40701127144e-001]
[2638,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",4510069.0469,17912.39101,1114.458,4.24807786701e-004,1.71578420642e-001]
[2639,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4182034.4531,9881.42970,1033.399,3.94119501525e-004,1.01225426611e-001]
[2640,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",958189.0078,4652.56592,236.773,9.02777827575e-005,4.74755420172e-002]
[2641,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1174012.7031,4505.94207,290.104,1.10546222810e-004,4.28194410422e-002]
[2642,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1761145.1484,6013.08331,435.187,1.65641107793e-004,5.57566372517e-002]
[2643,"Water","Water","Water",360970.3370,2993.76266,89.197,3.39501832459e-005,3.02449927514e-002]
[2644,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",3599855.6328,9839.86218,889.540,3.38860350690e-004,9.18854840279e-002]
[2645,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4639025.8906,22477.32817,1146.324,4.37122661692e-004,2.16350697167e-001]
[2646,"Water","Water","Water",197036.9893,1933.21692,48.689,1.85307777064e-005,1.93983010758e-002]
[2647,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",5404316.1953,9883.75934,1335.430,5.08865805150e-004,9.40650610072e-002]
[2648,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",16468986.0625,26942.83257,4069.559,1.55063335699e-003,2.56229083007e-001]
[2649,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",1938646.1250,6775.38863,479.048,1.82569969388e-004,6.69964509268e-002]
[2650,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5114719.0000,21108.17175,1263.870,4.81643303717e-004,2.06737541113e-001]
[2651,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1711297.6523,5629.39221,422.869,1.61283499402e-004,5.47656137854e-002]
[2652,"Water","Water","Water",836994.6602,4526.51303,206.825,7.87090998654e-005,4.38645372629e-002]
[2653,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1426331.7617,5301.31677,352.453,1.34425146001e-004,5.28364229916e-002]
[2654,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",6905623.4766,13881.54422,1706.410,6.50194500903e-004,1.30502515109e-001]
[2655,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",45743102.6563,39334.92591,11303.322,4.30843630299e-003,3.70046705340e-001]
[2656,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",11736359.8828,22998.12960,2900.106,1.10349833030e-003,2.18290486642e-001]
[2657,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",8618402.4766,27588.94481,2129.645,8.11736581053e-004,2.55699840868e-001]
[2658,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",127608034.3906,79426.90553,31532.506,1.20126081202e-002,7.75485357725e-001]
[2659,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",391681.5078,2496.60060,96.786,3.68753266370e-005,2.42444514020e-002]
[2660,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",12839706.4531,22745.79398,3172.748,1.20856886568e-003,2.17666520254e-001]
[2661,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",3163502.1797,7781.91509,781.715,2.97474277979e-004,7.67807305765e-002]
[2662,"Water","Water","Water",1871900.9671,9453.42485,462.555,1.76000909137e-004,9.08766658058e-002]
[2663,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",8136758.6484,14538.20142,2010.629,7.66647000811e-004,1.38800969160e-001]
[2664,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6741627.4883,18331.72478,1665.886,6.35157443626e-004,1.77407109043e-001]
[2665,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",2698355.2891,7365.24495,666.775,2.54058781976e-004,7.05732955705e-002]
[2666,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2881916.9531,8010.81942,712.134,2.71481825476e-004,7.96062002786e-002]
[2667,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",10866689.9922,19640.77572,2685.207,1.02306321922e-003,1.89988072580e-001]
[2668,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",14756852.0234,23694.75511,3646.483,1.38896472238e-003,2.26347960511e-001]
[2669,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",20931686.1563,36063.89124,5172.312,1.96959581112e-003,3.45528391020e-001]
[2670,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",28969022.0547,25360.24903,7158.373,2.72826692109e-003,2.50248668496e-001]
[2671,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",649083988.7891,479743.25748,160391.505,6.09566056168e-002,4.59288182161e+000]
[2672,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1724282.3750,6353.43586,426.078,1.62105321107e-004,6.14284968049e-002]
[2673,"Water","Water","Water",262123.6016,1902.87395,64.772,2.46951179732e-005,1.85222303497e-002]
[2674,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",148981623.9375,111626.93620,36814.014,1.40100674999e-002,1.05167678521e+000]
[2675,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",33519544.7500,49176.18234,8282.827,3.15372881764e-003,4.64503859309e-001]
[2676,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",37380451.0703,33982.39339,9236.874,3.51669651420e-003,3.25121316849e-001]
[2677,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1774577.8242,10946.30560,438.506,1.67171420268e-004,1.01563792538e-001]
[2678,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2822585904.3320,849362.49857,697473.377,2.64810584076e-001,8.24534654402e+000]
[2679,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",439068.6875,2582.67807,108.496,4.12783079460e-005,2.54640909448e-002]
[2680,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1230992.1250,5026.14030,304.184,1.15835179102e-004,4.84159760327e-002]
[2681,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",93858638.9297,100312.06862,23192.882,8.83292450143e-003,9.74120434000e-001]
[2682,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",11786115.9688,21261.02961,2912.401,1.10877106677e-003,2.02788652141e-001]
[2683,"Water","Water","Water",7843723.7031,35016.94883,1938.219,7.38336261600e-004,3.45410122115e-001]
[2684,"Water","Water","Water",773856.1484,3860.92670,191.223,7.29059490538e-005,3.77360534727e-002]
[2685,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",43586940.4609,62320.24145,10770.524,4.10234601507e-003,5.98712484244e-001]
[2686,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2501669.8984,7996.04720,618.174,2.35556399747e-004,8.15348262811e-002]
[2687,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",951482.5781,4287.37481,235.116,8.94440742232e-005,4.14835402250e-002]
[2688,"Water","Water","Water",1885560.9135,11163.99436,465.930,1.77235639770e-004,1.07503086779e-001]
[2689,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11298638.2422,20539.17450,2791.943,1.06383898563e-003,1.96203847082e-001]
[2690,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2580816.1094,7554.25357,637.731,2.43130292563e-004,7.37222156750e-002]
[2691,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",19356460.2188,20341.62220,4783.066,1.82082331066e-003,1.96001293845e-001]
[2692,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2394552.3281,7430.49038,591.704,2.25372172416e-004,6.99500023092e-002]
[2693,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",15487966.7344,23204.39833,3827.145,1.45681214800e-003,2.19066770776e-001]
[2694,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",52992529.3672,64952.57204,13094.687,4.98075210631e-003,6.05917385214e-001]
[2695,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",34870687.8594,40538.84522,8616.700,3.28006225223e-003,3.93468166764e-001]
[2696,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1885656.3906,8636.83678,465.954,1.77544551507e-004,8.23692096914e-002]
[2697,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",1297958427.4922,310369.69871,320731.229,1.21811742468e-001,2.92871537159e+000]
[2698,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",26406908.9922,38751.37013,6525.263,2.48547736732e-003,3.74110681069e-001]
[2699,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2922706.2656,8149.12062,722.214,2.75303310418e-004,7.93602657432e-002]
[2700,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",756582.4688,3947.32777,186.955,7.12672679247e-005,3.78933050260e-002]
[2701,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2525751.7031,8450.39391,624.124,2.37888486977e-004,8.01437229621e-002]
[2702,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1166226.9688,4305.29998,288.180,1.09778211651e-004,4.15470453564e-002]
[2703,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",912573.1875,4325.93029,225.501,8.59037366849e-005,4.29343199433e-002]
[2704,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",1475809.1797,4838.29181,364.679,1.38855677380e-004,4.73271067735e-002]
[2705,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1894399.0117,6502.15426,468.114,1.78421031581e-004,6.31207337535e-002]
[2706,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",52042968.1094,73978.35900,12860.046,4.89141336920e-003,6.90740081108e-001]
[2707,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",14959116.7500,22202.36262,3696.463,1.40875753053e-003,2.10350819184e-001]
[2708,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2688946.8906,9338.95036,664.451,2.53244531351e-004,9.27462696672e-002]
[2709,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",2366476.0469,9111.83644,584.767,2.22876925535e-004,8.47438582097e-002]
[2710,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",40646558.3516,50577.92904,10043.943,3.82295089297e-003,4.86012144705e-001]
[2711,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",3959052.2539,10796.46125,978.299,3.72885286247e-004,1.05867746474e-001]
[2712,"Water","Water","Water",7501524.4610,42442.85044,1853.660,7.04677161333e-004,4.11675095820e-001]
[2713,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4895362.1719,15345.97171,1209.665,4.60418173521e-004,1.46769732896e-001]
[2714,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1671776.9922,6395.88926,413.103,1.57386812563e-004,6.02882033338e-002]
[2715,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",15474493.6563,51548.37876,3823.815,1.45583890635e-003,4.96758697164e-001]
[2716,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2313690.6016,6382.12403,571.723,2.17690602242e-004,6.15246216871e-002]
[2717,"Water","Water","Water",434559.3594,3057.61714,107.382,4.08594490092e-005,2.86234355515e-002]
[2718,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4380176.4609,10320.94741,1082.361,4.11966363482e-004,9.91922236714e-002]
[2719,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",10017643.6641,20068.67987,2475.404,9.43059221302e-004,1.89383965087e-001]
[2720,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",61322991.2656,59552.09981,15153.181,5.76886336086e-003,5.69863089756e-001]
[2721,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1918568.9414,7200.15051,474.087,1.80665643303e-004,7.38694669447e-002]
[2722,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",916358.0781,4978.67035,226.436,8.61781964003e-005,4.77332650845e-002]
[2723,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",21804578.3750,49224.56830,5388.007,2.05020108129e-003,4.76800477573e-001]
[2724,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1066054.0078,5603.19668,263.427,1.00384137104e-004,5.46725064771e-002]
[2725,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",243278925.4375,255550.81816,60115.291,2.28495643163e-002,2.44762027193e+000]
[2726,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3344169.6602,8236.65867,826.359,3.14896924640e-004,7.79400597235e-002]
[2727,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",214187391.5781,168851.99836,52926.645,2.01142771718e-002,1.60859647613e+000]
[2728,"Water","Water","Water",353329.0781,2351.00821,87.309,3.32495643998e-005,2.30688833899e-002]
[2729,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",533834.8594,3111.92491,131.913,5.01597507316e-005,3.13880554101e-002]
[2730,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",16038194.7500,20881.12890,3963.108,1.50883382165e-003,2.04828316663e-001]
[2731,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",14000975.1406,24925.63270,3459.702,1.31629130027e-003,2.37493233381e-001]
[2732,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",4118430.6328,8910.98735,1017.682,3.87371271612e-004,8.65846743611e-002]
[2733,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",1253223.4063,5355.82763,309.677,1.17977332945e-004,5.01172493950e-002]
[2734,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",815670295.9922,352430.42070,201555.713,7.64605506704e-002,3.44407824917e+000]
[2735,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",68116350.5547,82725.82080,16831.849,6.40897524985e-003,7.87344102231e-001]
[2736,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",775727.0586,4108.64284,191.686,7.30334310613e-005,3.91758919430e-002]
[2737,"Water","Water","Water",311385.2813,2241.47053,76.945,2.92974664628e-005,2.20527531691e-002]
[2738,"Water","Water","Water",318127.6172,2559.21564,78.611,2.99035549082e-005,2.45451544426e-002]
[2739,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",49002083.9541,125414.14644,12108.630,4.60971721213e-003,1.22955874981e+000]
[2740,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",15549709.5781,19771.82970,3842.402,1.46264357986e-003,1.94913325161e-001]
[2741,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",12739408.8984,27016.67945,3147.964,1.19888066759e-003,2.57795146970e-001]
[2742,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4581165.4609,8752.95742,1132.026,4.31070419291e-004,8.33633654977e-002]
[2743,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",19653638.1094,23597.53439,4856.500,1.84921310434e-003,2.26234209345e-001]
[2744,"Water","Water","Water",90005.8438,1240.06340,22.241,8.46795137124e-006,1.21923110804e-002]
[2745,"Water","Water","Water",640542.6953,4083.80497,158.281,6.03033545069e-005,3.99248757675e-002]
[2746,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",374308.0000,2500.68325,92.493,3.52204885007e-005,2.44805979493e-002]
[2747,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3221075.6953,11461.89446,795.942,3.03053705376e-004,1.16819832026e-001]
[2748,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",11033812.1406,16708.29706,2726.503,1.03785348069e-003,1.61737410280e-001]
[2749,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",12058953.0391,24884.11064,2979.820,1.13313382744e-003,2.37592231945e-001]
[2750,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",769289.5508,3818.46960,190.095,7.24208939498e-005,3.65245437209e-002]
[2751,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",286676973.5625,169727.81870,70839.140,2.69096850322e-002,1.63949727560e+000]
[2752,"Water","Water","Water",1831791.6445,7299.40714,452.644,1.72425070546e-004,6.80316644955e-002]
[2753,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1850553.8438,7106.78131,457.280,1.73986630267e-004,6.84571506160e-002]
[2754,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",4354934.1523,11922.22258,1076.123,4.09890442293e-004,1.14102903664e-001]
[2755,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",4244028.6406,11797.94485,1048.718,3.99441317023e-004,1.11345530008e-001]
[2756,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3116499.8125,12867.07893,770.101,2.92902514952e-004,1.23254664874e-001]
[2757,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4749950.6875,9249.67824,1173.734,4.46857343526e-004,9.12767670055e-002]
[2758,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2329588.6484,8321.18393,575.652,2.18881993515e-004,7.75049562086e-002]
[2759,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3485283.0859,9363.65942,861.229,3.27824503579e-004,8.93461000355e-002]
[2760,"Water","Water","Water",820420.5703,3457.54184,202.730,7.72214295662e-005,3.38363384310e-002]
[2761,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1130678.1563,4166.76723,279.396,1.06192380396e-004,4.14137201575e-002]
[2762,"Water","Water","Water",253524.4219,2956.49156,62.647,2.38460335801e-005,2.82810256355e-002]
[2763,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3003163.1250,8645.41307,742.095,2.82204810954e-004,8.07709528242e-002]
[2764,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",10249058.2656,15344.40147,2532.587,9.63554675049e-004,1.44646908850e-001]
[2765,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",325055.4141,2283.43734,80.323,3.05817277479e-005,2.16302631306e-002]
[2766,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",1374266.9297,6684.53178,339.587,1.29316559696e-004,6.28582677764e-002]
[2767,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",320718534.3047,251319.38475,79250.959,3.01186581533e-002,2.47395518816e+000]
[2768,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2454954.2813,6655.28317,606.630,2.30944827622e-004,6.54320031413e-002]
[2769,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3014680.6710,9119.03035,744.941,2.83683812283e-004,8.93272552915e-002]
[2770,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",24465585.0625,34647.67098,6045.554,2.30133013156e-003,3.29445074219e-001]
[2771,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",318779631.9766,151432.65644,78771.847,2.99403672119e-002,1.46324398991e+000]
[2772,"Water","Water","Water",740467.7422,4372.39202,182.973,6.96852704091e-005,4.14008551924e-002]
[2773,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4577139.2578,9915.41795,1131.031,4.30594683788e-004,9.70207399219e-002]
[2774,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11553561.7031,22057.43955,2854.936,1.08655763814e-003,2.14880993558e-001]
[2775,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",12852048.6328,22850.71797,3175.798,1.20685066373e-003,2.19224117667e-001]
[2776,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7968399.1250,17544.00476,1969.026,7.49192555905e-004,1.67660614415e-001]
[2777,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",22029276.7578,24436.08059,5443.531,2.07208710427e-003,2.27019538901e-001]
[2778,"Water","Water","Water",568861.4141,3563.41491,140.568,5.34993671075e-005,3.46004318854e-002]
[2779,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3049930.2148,13026.08250,753.651,2.86967738507e-004,1.23996990767e-001]
[2780,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2257062.1953,7948.65585,557.730,2.12013059715e-004,7.67354347194e-002]
[2781,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",810199.6328,4530.16712,200.204,7.62051765975e-005,4.26151428046e-002]
[2782,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",6642717.1016,16526.42740,1641.445,6.24940714621e-004,1.56301350124e-001]
[2783,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2054935.4531,6961.34286,507.784,1.93281022888e-004,6.66877900482e-002]
[2784,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1626983.7891,8183.03634,402.035,1.53081548219e-004,7.77985040672e-002]
[2785,"Water","Water","Water",346463.5550,3566.60632,85.613,3.25271703623e-005,3.50705037304e-002]
[2786,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",57539845.3359,54812.71576,14218.349,5.40186767762e-003,5.23322760919e-001]
[2787,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1736068.8906,6618.81720,428.990,1.63274582366e-004,6.34849335733e-002]
[2788,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",609340.3359,2950.82539,150.571,5.73095233646e-005,2.91210525868e-002]
[2789,"Water","Water","Water",971849.6063,5927.21295,240.148,9.12311385474e-005,5.76692168457e-002]
[2790,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",1175368.7813,5365.24266,290.439,1.10571517252e-004,5.02036064579e-002]
[2791,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",242424783.8438,157014.58827,59904.229,2.27799471527e-002,1.50994290137e+000]
[2792,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4224028.1250,12977.17052,1043.776,3.97325882744e-004,1.22250686364e-001]
[2793,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",13399894.8750,19360.39413,3311.173,1.25795756348e-003,1.81421272264e-001]
[2794,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",6014432.6992,13214.69010,1486.193,5.65790139147e-004,1.27182250491e-001]
[2795,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",807743.6016,5272.40172,199.597,7.59402056102e-005,4.94608212001e-002]
[2796,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",80937506.8594,38709.61383,20000.014,7.60951435071e-003,3.74998525354e-001]
[2797,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",89018151.2266,91161.32561,21996.776,8.35778430857e-003,8.67892802256e-001]
[2798,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",34286174.2344,50552.00850,8472.264,3.21779159507e-003,4.89145303954e-001]
[2799,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1135744.5469,4598.63176,280.647,1.06597045646e-004,4.48904643913e-002]
[2800,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",893203.1953,4343.10627,220.714,8.38578484521e-005,4.26635835779e-002]
[2801,"Water","Water","Water",712105.1250,3832.39696,175.964,6.69838536345e-005,3.77903940978e-002]
[2802,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1109961.3516,5021.27580,274.276,1.04405382007e-004,4.76165505850e-002]
[2803,"Water","Water","Water",198761.7969,1697.87238,49.115,1.86838721408e-005,1.67397939023e-002]
[2804,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3898994.1172,13511.30004,963.459,3.66687972869e-004,1.33039867955e-001]
[2805,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",598847.7188,2969.83990,147.978,5.61995073688e-005,2.89984579566e-002]
[2806,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",11417533.8359,23508.62724,2821.323,1.07343777331e-003,2.23842630630e-001]
[2807,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",254798.6406,2044.41396,62.962,2.39492541471e-005,1.92713266931e-002]
[2808,"Water","Water","Water",1051228.0391,8162.87453,259.763,9.88630639649e-005,8.17635873888e-002]
[2809,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1995905.5938,10695.87050,493.197,1.87557665718e-004,1.05367169790e-001]
[2810,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",749650.0117,3943.46405,185.242,7.05002687202e-005,3.68137433879e-002]
[2811,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1735323.0313,9422.05286,428.806,1.63170006029e-004,8.79208803534e-002]
[2812,"Qth","High Terraces","Tan to orange clay, silt, and sand with a large amount of basal gravel.  Surfaces are highly dissected and less continuous than lower terraces.  Composed of terraces formerly designated as Willana, Citr",1715614.8672,5654.96911,423.936,1.60973154011e-004,5.45991903327e-002]
[2813,"Water","Water","Water",753400.2031,3588.32251,186.168,7.08433651593e-005,3.45053836672e-002]
[2814,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7247911.8828,16453.19301,1790.991,6.81222303323e-004,1.66057585046e-001]
[2815,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",115131303.3008,118501.58739,28449.451,1.08105201758e-002,1.15058362729e+000]
[2816,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3418309.5977,16292.09482,844.679,3.21394944001e-004,1.62830046821e-001]
[2817,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",489714400.1172,347732.75353,121010.580,4.58536583369e-002,3.40085009692e+000]
[2818,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1557683.9766,7615.12530,384.911,1.46114529567e-004,7.30596958808e-002]
[2819,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",507638.0000,3440.81813,125.440,4.77139984868e-005,3.26626150103e-002]
[2820,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6201975.3750,16049.20535,1532.535,5.82789362194e-004,1.52032080231e-001]
[2821,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4997733.6445,18862.97805,1234.962,4.69775691856e-004,1.81067610226e-001]
[2822,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",388427.3477,2557.33544,95.982,3.65202356608e-005,2.44300167282e-002]
[2823,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",15966532.1641,23814.75204,3945.400,1.50028421162e-003,2.27030162663e-001]
[2824,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2648303.5898,11216.74850,654.407,2.48933810775e-004,1.05126249665e-001]
[2825,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",131070967.5760,176430.35390,32388.212,1.23000541671e-002,1.69708876711e+000]
[2826,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",10911117.3242,29101.87488,2696.185,1.02557001822e-003,2.85203636104e-001]
[2827,"Water","Water","Water",372645.1406,2691.69411,92.082,3.50290812088e-005,2.55954993325e-002]
[2828,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",196660946.0859,185998.99522,48595.784,1.84581856178e-002,1.77279366369e+000]
[2829,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1305346.3125,4962.09665,322.557,1.22411938365e-004,4.95704071624e-002]
[2830,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",490127.8594,2961.44060,121.113,4.60453280428e-005,2.92954900177e-002]
[2831,"Water","Water","Water",6230266.6484,41319.42913,1539.526,5.83797504769e-004,3.89915153653e-001]
[2832,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2573632.7031,6782.26894,635.956,2.41789335499e-004,6.64489499318e-002]
[2833,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1095233.0781,8887.50275,270.637,1.02921708267e-004,8.14795920839e-002]
[2834,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",427183.7422,2505.45952,105.559,4.01324909087e-005,2.40758428800e-002]
[2835,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",868331.8281,5510.55244,214.569,8.15780541231e-005,5.37085049799e-002]
[2836,"Water","Water","Water",10817933.4297,22702.08631,2673.159,1.01585518145e-003,2.14215397329e-001]
[2837,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12463322.2188,15496.61598,3079.742,1.17067469271e-003,1.48863190821e-001]
[2838,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",777899.2969,3486.31462,192.222,7.29389887609e-005,3.38491515435e-002]
[2839,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2104763.2500,6642.05666,520.096,1.97698410926e-004,6.39825277466e-002]
[2840,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",295437.2422,2006.42433,73.004,2.77493451894e-005,1.93796380624e-002]
[2841,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",260601.3516,2951.07465,64.396,2.44786231408e-005,2.75222192503e-002]
[2842,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1140264.6875,4182.95591,281.764,1.07095722191e-004,4.01640274111e-002]
[2843,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",1159981.9922,4525.90154,286.637,1.08746278041e-004,4.24932476076e-002]
[2844,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",37576051.1602,36691.61746,9285.207,3.52859517967e-003,3.41523954641e-001]
[2845,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",11179559.9141,18251.69336,2762.518,1.05021648549e-003,1.74838670543e-001]
[2846,"Water","Water","Water",1534139.4531,6976.89861,379.093,1.44039161169e-004,6.59382654130e-002]
[2847,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",135074446.1953,58985.72832,33377.489,1.26835653915e-002,5.71457550875e-001]
[2848,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",115015.7031,1276.22905,28.421,1.08019750006e-005,1.23990213040e-002]
[2849,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5025695.0469,25913.57314,1241.871,4.71869461636e-004,2.41876365061e-001]
[2850,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",562675.1875,3460.68086,139.040,5.28475318333e-005,3.22133835683e-002]
[2851,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2747240.5352,12557.09083,678.855,2.58068892311e-004,1.23819134511e-001]
[2852,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",928358.5625,4315.66289,229.401,8.70168028784e-005,4.17332018503e-002]
[2853,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",932376573.7773,311881.38400,230394.347,8.74052055937e-002,3.04111080109e+000]
[2854,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",2292607.3906,7733.75369,566.513,2.15352802098e-004,7.37520032022e-002]
[2855,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",325721.4531,2304.41833,80.487,3.05858947152e-005,2.24199465552e-002]
[2856,"Water","Water","Water",488572.5703,3902.20583,120.728,4.58858634072e-005,3.73890799279e-002]
[2857,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2006518.7695,8518.84502,495.820,1.88510913294e-004,8.70668564674e-002]
[2858,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",6864119.6094,14267.03760,1696.154,6.44237767176e-004,1.38651081442e-001]
[2859,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",70585307.8047,52429.38492,17441.940,6.62505254841e-003,5.03299165681e-001]
[2860,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",228877.3359,2524.54051,56.557,2.14930886460e-005,2.31531823034e-002]
[2861,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",10655388.3672,13763.94456,2632.993,9.99120144515e-004,1.36637535670e-001]
[2862,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1431013.0547,7570.78292,353.610,1.34410010396e-004,7.08530262457e-002]
[2863,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",51376770.9922,49850.65229,12695.426,4.82137711611e-003,4.73987140727e-001]
[2864,"Water","Water","Water",1246787.5781,4954.60050,308.087,1.16938503618e-004,4.82478015483e-002]
[2865,"Water","Water","Water",763496.1094,5806.73429,188.663,7.15862457549e-005,5.43540561715e-002]
[2866,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",36553139.5781,98261.75447,9032.441,3.43056240933e-003,9.46918251304e-001]
[2867,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",558215.2266,3247.47139,137.937,5.24164315962e-005,3.22927931027e-002]
[2868,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8507881.1172,13448.02047,2102.335,7.98569338172e-004,1.27816417199e-001]
[2869,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1668630.4258,7077.56015,412.326,1.56725669391e-004,6.85661388576e-002]
[2870,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",410581.3828,2652.48560,101.456,3.85645344175e-005,2.56439575454e-002]
[2871,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",13730200.5391,41105.01643,3392.793,1.28612716712e-003,3.91417841282e-001]
[2872,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",360513.3047,2915.35128,89.084,3.38482142105e-005,2.70829598091e-002]
[2873,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3540261.5000,7095.80899,874.814,3.31902802145e-004,6.90314197243e-002]
[2874,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5515735.9219,9774.87923,1362.963,5.17913534473e-004,9.62118710801e-002]
[2875,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7130681.6563,20533.47204,1762.023,6.69580115955e-004,2.01143583648e-001]
[2876,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",10768446.9531,23735.20854,2660.931,1.01077065865e-003,2.30432238266e-001]
[2877,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",52725756.9609,57328.00966,13028.766,4.94675160090e-003,5.38650164499e-001]
[2878,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",52152788.6602,60261.85125,12887.183,4.89620767783e-003,5.82485954844e-001]
[2879,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",875693.0000,4867.55962,216.388,8.22401344349e-005,4.69461886642e-002]
[2880,"Qti","Intermediate Terraces","Light gray to orange-brown clay, sandy clay, and silt; much sand and gravel locally.  Surfaces show more dissection and are topographically higher than the Prairie.  Composed of terraces formerly design",8661322.1875,16560.10754,2140.251,8.13229604600e-004,1.59358599595e-001]
[2881,"Water","Water","Water",1706911.3281,10444.26381,421.785,1.60231578457e-004,9.67460592821e-002]
[2882,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3230893.4141,7490.95142,798.368,3.03195500617e-004,7.43441393892e-002]
[2883,"Water","Water","Water",8442228.0078,36042.25305,2086.112,7.92230301437e-004,3.35863079434e-001]
[2884,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1096292.3516,4211.98022,270.899,1.02890612200e-004,3.99109382801e-002]
[2885,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",59807141.4844,49316.38800,14778.607,5.60873105349e-003,4.69988347927e-001]
[2886,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1402727.8906,4918.71701,346.620,1.31662443875e-004,4.67630483542e-002]
[2887,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",25175242.3281,25643.71078,6220.913,2.36269860759e-003,2.44620650947e-001]
[2888,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",811705.4453,8370.14561,200.576,7.60652102623e-005,8.29477457708e-002]
[2889,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1278536.0313,5081.06548,315.932,1.19999123433e-004,4.94357838733e-002]
[2890,"Water","Water","Water",461054.2969,3274.12700,113.929,4.32876252955e-005,3.20996786562e-002]
[2891,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",354284.0547,2788.06130,87.545,3.32474421225e-005,2.63252220729e-002]
[2892,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1579372.7656,5212.64087,390.270,1.48194617534e-004,5.04404891171e-002]
[2893,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",34974.8984,696.11252,8.642,3.28372359743e-006,6.80720745644e-003]
[2894,"Qtd","Deweyville Terrace","Gray mixed with brown-to-red clay and silty clay; some sand and gravel locally.  Topographically higher that Holocene alluvium and lower than Prairie terraces.  Found along streams of intermediate size.",6410780.8750,12629.65911,1584.132,6.00332533956e-004,1.21063178424e-001]
[2895,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",142028877.9531,100869.91684,35095.960,1.33153878070e-002,9.98518347026e-001]
[2896,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9865348.2656,23194.37751,2437.771,9.25640196012e-004,2.29099955592e-001]
[2897,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",63796.0469,913.41063,15.764,5.98633150334e-006,8.87501245729e-003]
[2898,"Water","Water","Water",93457.4219,1158.79717,23.094,8.77017567747e-006,1.11454748180e-002]
[2899,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",81831336.0703,119467.90545,20220.883,7.65792928006e-003,1.17946399448e+000]
[2900,"Water","Water","Water",1336662.6094,8619.44561,330.295,1.25423741782e-004,8.01968293369e-002]
[2901,"Water","Water","Water",413464.8281,3699.60866,102.169,3.87956324902e-005,3.40188622479e-002]
[2902,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1084969.6016,4949.20671,268.101,1.01803442084e-004,4.67681410688e-002]
[2903,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",444372.9844,2522.72963,109.807,4.16973321792e-005,2.41852916429e-002]
[2904,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",6381354.5469,12406.26039,1576.861,5.97950122234e-004,1.20973315543e-001]
[2905,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",37410631.1172,38042.65056,9244.331,3.50830647044e-003,3.70322408255e-001]
[2906,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7948766.2813,28452.45498,1964.175,7.44207313222e-004,2.74557369427e-001]
[2907,"Water","Water","Water",1054007.2891,7948.89968,260.450,9.88914210587e-005,8.01442940871e-002]
[2908,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2607107.7344,14163.78606,644.228,2.44573738182e-004,1.36319043631e-001]
[2909,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2296874.9063,6195.17494,567.568,2.15451256259e-004,6.07640222849e-002]
[2910,"Water","Water","Water",298727.8984,2298.78457,73.817,2.80252455913e-005,2.16296375493e-002]
[2911,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5020745.2109,19627.79107,1240.648,4.70028113123e-004,1.89575150344e-001]
[2912,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",186374.2500,1855.36293,46.054,1.74807464393e-005,1.86361688604e-002]
[2913,"Water","Water","Water",2780872.5078,7690.69949,687.166,2.60887001038e-004,7.51439661848e-002]
[2914,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",15703028.5938,28488.38412,3880.287,1.47177043539e-003,2.79495371317e-001]
[2915,"Water","Water","Water",761769.8516,4286.91903,188.237,7.14906214335e-005,4.05815748516e-002]
[2916,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3691444.5156,8953.94091,912.172,3.46184424121e-004,9.08845445125e-002]
[2917,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4444475.3906,10907.80074,1098.249,4.16189198007e-004,1.04454720476e-001]
[2918,"Water","Water","Water",1099634.6797,5987.57434,271.725,1.03144258684e-004,5.52991875565e-002]
[2919,"Water","Water","Water",1254427.7266,5041.83103,309.975,1.17616941020e-004,4.75648374059e-002]
[2920,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",4818014.4766,18047.78486,1190.553,4.51909725733e-004,1.79257084101e-001]
[2921,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",32634112.9844,26540.97830,8064.033,3.05666704511e-003,2.58062263942e-001]
[2922,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1353112.7188,4416.52205,334.360,1.26917408111e-004,4.28889810937e-002]
[2923,"Water","Water","Water",2265079.3438,6209.55400,559.711,2.12452937505e-004,6.08688772527e-002]
[2924,"Water","Water","Water",346991.6875,2408.04384,85.743,3.25248242217e-005,2.34818822049e-002]
[2925,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",435081441.2422,145565.73696,107510.535,4.07746211290e-002,1.42293609520e+000]
[2926,"Water","Water","Water",474094.1172,3459.45450,117.151,4.44623375525e-005,3.32060724112e-002]
[2927,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",8650331.3203,39630.86903,2137.535,8.10934945943e-004,3.77401894872e-001]
[2928,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1707040.4531,5247.74433,421.817,1.60089308950e-004,5.13775828239e-002]
[2929,"Water","Water","Water",583489.3789,3236.38994,144.183,5.47421181947e-005,3.20244001561e-002]
[2930,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4115651.5078,17851.25091,1016.996,3.85287941748e-004,1.80836289175e-001]
[2931,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3129323.3750,7539.47925,773.270,2.93213145813e-004,7.23884319664e-002]
[2932,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",164915601.6719,250101.08122,40751.370,1.54413027665e-002,2.40810989453e+000]
[2933,"Water","Water","Water",11953662.2813,37389.64346,2953.802,1.12074704066e-003,3.67437896083e-001]
[2934,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",127180.5156,1981.98856,31.427,1.19250260017e-005,1.97427629180e-002]
[2935,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",2112672.1563,8078.65271,522.051,1.97977779449e-004,8.10276722579e-002]
[2936,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7554115.3828,13389.62429,1866.655,7.08354878720e-004,1.33639963798e-001]
[2937,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",70881155.3398,148947.34466,17515.045,6.64258124614e-003,1.43963020020e+000]
[2938,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7296741.9375,16154.35367,1803.057,6.84199268705e-004,1.57451795346e-001]
[2939,"Water","Water","Water",362044.3672,3911.20347,89.463,3.39468365442e-005,3.77673712017e-002]
[2940,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2513651.4375,6089.71381,621.134,2.35438957265e-004,5.82372442807e-002]
[2941,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",257597.7969,2704.95670,63.654,2.41513872354e-005,2.67308957321e-002]
[2942,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",13952166.1406,26210.05477,3447.642,1.30538689453e-003,2.53400603010e-001]
[2943,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",1480844.1641,5532.78795,365.923,1.38762046677e-004,5.45578574995e-002]
[2944,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",46950327.6016,55276.88843,11601.632,4.39891986096e-003,5.32827559364e-001]
[2945,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",83558.3516,1733.43466,20.648,7.83370230365e-006,1.62199249557e-002]
[2946,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11388410.8594,19119.38400,2814.126,1.06750291089e-003,1.79853652958e-001]
[2947,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",57870175.1641,55163.90058,14299.975,5.41262561121e-003,5.36678492396e-001]
[2948,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",9178.2188,437.39001,2.268,8.58752532850e-007,4.26670183127e-003]
[2949,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4632928.4297,15770.53246,1144.817,4.33357011607e-004,1.51046180382e-001]
[2950,"Water","Water","Water",817598.4688,5742.99880,202.032,7.66421040910e-005,5.64992528861e-002]
[2951,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3149837.6563,11709.11027,778.339,2.95277562411e-004,1.10783610357e-001]
[2952,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",426509563.0469,443807.64769,105392.387,3.99062965818e-002,4.26758345046e+000]
[2953,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",261601.3125,2102.08564,64.643,2.45257481336e-005,2.05823939211e-002]
[2954,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",29847422.3516,40648.67615,7375.429,2.79603092894e-003,4.00371780597e-001]
[2955,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1392091.4531,6123.78533,343.992,1.30219959922e-004,5.94229424727e-002]
[2956,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",243738.3438,1873.75230,60.229,2.28481745738e-005,1.78244579618e-002]
[2957,"Water","Water","Water",706083.0000,4612.95463,174.476,6.61847974714e-005,4.33934938670e-002]
[2958,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",943900.5156,4893.34097,233.242,8.84749298157e-005,4.53468449948e-002]
[2959,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",16781811.9961,48292.27389,4146.859,1.57278681986e-003,4.62621250267e-001]
[2960,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",707458.4258,3825.07685,174.816,6.63434097320e-005,3.66712028536e-002]
[2961,"Water","Water","Water",305475.1641,2735.76648,75.484,2.86342486095e-005,2.58602814036e-002]
[2962,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",769224.2734,4336.99843,190.079,7.20999526045e-005,4.07056120483e-002]
[2963,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",264536641.1641,133530.83845,65368.166,2.47686798503e-002,1.28018015476e+000]
[2964,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",17487185.0234,30168.62380,4321.160,1.63851126326e-003,2.89635025720e-001]
[2965,"Water","Water","Water",513015.4219,2735.67911,126.768,4.80968255974e-005,2.67968761233e-002]
[2966,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",9911159.5938,16723.87434,2449.091,9.26764011341e-004,1.61674454521e-001]
[2967,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",607932.5977,3711.25171,150.223,5.70049554802e-005,3.44506378247e-002]
[2968,"Water","Water","Water",751125.6641,5592.03468,185.606,7.03920717009e-005,5.42964132311e-002]
[2969,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",756440.1875,8292.84001,186.920,7.08891198493e-005,7.56027531073e-002]
[2970,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",662330576.7344,177192.15955,163664.795,6.19765453588e-002,1.71691792697e+000]
[2971,"Water","Water","Water",1334370.3438,11038.55925,329.729,1.25026885345e-004,1.06382618454e-001]
[2972,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",19620139.4844,21720.94938,4848.223,1.83834684504e-003,2.10923307602e-001]
[2973,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1251459.2891,5596.75129,309.241,1.17333061298e-004,5.39543706871e-002]
[2974,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1555296.0156,5387.53976,384.320,1.45710049354e-004,5.35044503623e-002]
[2975,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",5239582.6563,11963.62300,1294.724,4.90667373796e-004,1.14523131262e-001]
[2976,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2994701.8164,10275.60789,740.004,2.80706726096e-004,9.96860244355e-002]
[2977,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",319415.1250,2987.13156,78.929,2.99233728946e-005,2.75720483908e-002]
[2978,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",541896.2344,3698.18653,133.905,5.06852036701e-005,3.65883394064e-002]
[2979,"Water","Water","Water",808480.3750,6457.57649,199.779,7.57449000312e-005,6.02429211810e-002]
[2980,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1360670.1172,6147.59688,336.228,1.27249259292e-004,6.21672723072e-002]
[2981,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",13590845.5859,25963.15928,3358.358,1.27043762127e-003,2.59130862029e-001]
[2982,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",266730068.5313,154946.05974,65910.172,2.49602633258e-002,1.50689251132e+000]
[2983,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",1425197.9141,4887.82739,352.173,1.33466237409e-004,4.85030629230e-002]
[2984,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",10564560.6016,19292.25082,2610.549,9.89817544281e-004,1.85660836313e-001]
[2985,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1245107.2031,6144.14599,307.671,1.16407517508e-004,6.09702453372e-002]
[2986,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12332086.9297,32515.09597,3047.313,1.15555977007e-003,3.13699738615e-001]
[2987,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4331836.4531,10561.18155,1070.416,4.04966483237e-004,1.03722026520e-001]
[2988,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3847667.0703,7975.70545,950.775,3.60522779784e-004,7.61344540915e-002]
[2989,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1102722291.0938,316346.99595,272487.522,1.03147898242e-001,3.08062461935e+000]
[2990,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",1297620.0078,5023.74442,320.648,1.21491414557e-004,5.01527810334e-002]
[2991,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5474598.5703,8895.37192,1352.797,5.12343491056e-004,8.63353463717e-002]
[2992,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2889980.3906,8454.41419,714.127,2.70704749197e-004,8.02385289066e-002]
[2993,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",590937.9844,3377.75093,146.023,5.52025240428e-005,3.34228302806e-002]
[2994,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",29325603.4063,52056.27931,7246.485,2.74032749349e-003,5.05995299340e-001]
[2995,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",24549606.4375,23884.97424,6066.316,2.29908665884e-003,2.26263104836e-001]
[2996,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",9313856.8359,20715.43438,2301.495,8.70662973799e-004,2.02918123491e-001]
[2997,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",1661317.9453,5361.40306,410.519,1.55524046211e-004,5.29522269894e-002]
[2998,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3484617.7500,13086.33032,861.064,3.25473983187e-004,1.26273541448e-001]
[2999,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5437725.7344,14077.69153,1343.686,5.09258568251e-004,1.33285047332e-001]
[3000,"Water","Water","Water",118196.6563,1250.43219,29.207,1.10490522740e-005,1.21290429426e-002]
[3001,"Water","Water","Water",214653.0547,1767.31840,53.042,2.00657516760e-005,1.67207813445e-002]
[3002,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",344978.4688,2125.67156,85.246,3.22370890688e-005,2.07337315335e-002]
[3003,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5201298.0938,11987.17436,1285.264,4.85944568487e-004,1.16448253944e-001]
[3004,"Water","Water","Water",901633.8750,4931.74143,222.798,8.44348519214e-005,4.66885593894e-002]
[3005,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",21695217.6484,50640.09952,5360.984,2.02744632955e-003,5.02855563937e-001]
[3006,"Water","Water","Water",478594.6680,2779.47735,118.263,4.48487188189e-005,2.73516811897e-002]
[3007,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",80193512.7734,91593.08762,19816.169,7.49352822200e-003,8.94713030651e-001]
[3008,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3280614.8594,8643.48824,810.654,3.06635768951e-004,8.57076147596e-002]
[3009,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7605014.0703,14345.24638,1879.232,7.12335387148e-004,1.38281482983e-001]
[3010,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",757643.3320,3525.06411,187.217,7.09902985814e-005,3.43883298682e-002]
[3011,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",511466.7734,3443.82111,126.386,4.78998422601e-005,3.31948628368e-002]
[3012,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4692710.4453,8754.19768,1159.589,4.39451351144e-004,8.49350067509e-002]
[3013,"Water","Water","Water",367617.3359,2341.78258,90.840,3.44435762731e-005,2.26053263982e-002]
[3014,"Water","Water","Water",1414866.3047,5501.73463,349.620,1.32566210628e-004,5.15846265710e-002]
[3015,"Water","Water","Water",2784048.9609,17972.78668,687.951,2.60702214387e-004,1.67546542336e-001]
[3016,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",24711851.6861,26000.32511,6106.407,2.31438937809e-003,2.50539827407e-001]
[3017,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",109217.1094,1443.95954,26.988,1.02288531973e-005,1.34163916470e-002]
[3018,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1141102.9531,6010.90956,281.972,1.06563049630e-004,5.67278170414e-002]
[3019,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2348822.6641,6746.81876,580.404,2.19342840964e-004,6.37618584405e-002]
[3020,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",783477.7344,3538.73779,193.601,7.33662266015e-005,3.35565217094e-002]
[3021,"Water","Water","Water",273141.2969,2435.78653,67.494,2.55258120954e-005,2.39501061290e-002]
[3022,"Water","Water","Water",279886.4922,2101.61459,69.161,2.61645910214e-005,2.04598318210e-002]
[3023,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",126741.6719,1538.05739,31.318,1.18691476198e-005,1.43586100313e-002]
[3024,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",155862.3516,1919.52019,38.514,1.45960814681e-005,1.79598900577e-002]
[3025,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",107025554.6406,68672.75010,26446.485,1.00200641633e-002,6.61549256660e-001]
[3026,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9711439.3438,24657.96103,2399.739,9.09583981989e-004,2.43566744223e-001]
[3027,"Water","Water","Water",351572.4219,3209.18401,86.875,3.29224131663e-005,3.03643058913e-002]
[3028,"Water","Water","Water",348393.0000,2491.74689,86.089,3.25562186436e-005,2.46434457107e-002]
[3029,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",382094.9882,3128.95153,94.417,3.57917677576e-005,2.97453244876e-002]
[3030,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",30452711.3984,104471.71002,7524.999,2.84274802944e-003,1.00028333877e+000]
[3031,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",53561645.5898,40383.07973,13235.318,5.01527307796e-003,3.90490564815e-001]
[3032,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",157285.6250,1744.23429,38.866,1.47282647286e-005,1.68287244605e-002]
[3033,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",410626.8438,2479.17108,101.468,3.83399311188e-005,2.42154520508e-002]
[3034,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",169453.0781,1542.88140,41.873,1.58663143923e-005,1.48093249471e-002]
[3035,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",459023.3125,3020.02964,113.427,4.29795134482e-005,2.95041610373e-002]
[3036,"Water","Water","Water",381295.0703,2330.58667,94.220,3.56292685239e-005,2.28471555028e-002]
[3037,"Water","Water","Water",126780.4141,1709.10372,31.328,1.18508388038e-005,1.71152491693e-002]
[3038,"Water","Water","Water",210730.8516,1933.87205,52.073,1.97296147013e-005,1.82238756471e-002]
[3039,"Water","Water","Water",92131.3203,1112.51375,22.766,8.61117813616e-006,1.08900935594e-002]
[3040,"Water","Water","Water",1015331.7969,6849.08029,250.893,9.50449048953e-005,6.61683331623e-002]
[3041,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",143192.9141,1372.17611,35.384,1.33693129971e-005,1.33061174252e-002]
[3042,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3864010.0031,16722.31085,954.814,3.61826706600e-004,1.59400770515e-001]
[3043,"Water","Water","Water",539721.0469,4917.46989,133.367,5.05239114242e-005,4.64560242201e-002]
[3044,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",525669.1328,3558.95495,129.895,4.92142982176e-005,3.29543217772e-002]
[3045,"Water","Water","Water",228823.1172,1904.42009,56.543,2.13859619388e-005,1.82301987975e-002]
[3046,"Water","Water","Water",188635.3438,1994.34306,46.613,1.76262540983e-005,1.96220706640e-002]
[3047,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",639964720.9492,415593.63722,158138.094,5.98199178424e-002,4.08756913582e+000]
[3048,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",634907.1875,3746.41664,156.888,5.94395725912e-005,3.51897571331e-002]
[3049,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",43905810.3984,48145.50995,10849.319,4.10092546397e-003,4.67792460220e-001]
[3050,"Water","Water","Water",963760.3594,7894.98695,238.149,9.02581472755e-005,7.57903556363e-002]
[3051,"Water","Water","Water",719448.3125,3436.95092,177.779,6.73513807519e-005,3.28605727967e-002]
[3052,"Water","Water","Water",63607002.2031,86205.11010,15717.570,5.94872877722e-003,8.26599755239e-001]
[3053,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",13434112.1953,34347.25233,3319.628,1.25802397347e-003,3.41119488300e-001]
[3054,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",3996162.2422,14934.32327,987.469,3.74189850875e-004,1.41476733646e-001]
[3055,"Water","Water","Water",1464286.5586,7402.79942,361.832,1.37130999141e-004,6.94708895901e-002]
[3056,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",449526.1406,3420.53551,111.080,4.20820472190e-005,3.15105787279e-002]
[3057,"Water","Water","Water",220360.0781,2091.48168,54.452,2.05932445276e-005,2.07603961002e-002]
[3058,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",4078698.8125,7790.48427,1007.864,3.81972081376e-004,7.47511583075e-002]
[3059,"Water","Water","Water",596872.5859,3796.57149,147.490,5.57796446674e-005,3.62840988411e-002]
[3060,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",2721634.9297,20013.51169,672.528,2.54715855302e-004,1.86816365814e-001]
[3061,"Water","Water","Water",100040.7969,1364.94573,24.721,9.34880796907e-006,1.30238229415e-002]
[3062,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",225923191.9375,171397.11622,55826.613,2.11352556537e-002,1.65988879544e+000]
[3063,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",762448.3750,4260.73814,188.404,7.12034011136e-005,4.02026480966e-002]
[3064,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",59019032.5391,99777.68048,14583.862,5.51681365665e-003,9.37755350452e-001]
[3065,"Water","Water","Water",3214496.8438,10848.81116,794.316,3.00861691444e-004,1.02984758398e-001]
[3066,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",587251.2344,3570.45278,145.112,5.48193680684e-005,3.44982991062e-002]
[3067,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2022598.1719,6292.91274,499.793,1.89315574159e-004,5.96476524543e-002]
[3068,"Water","Water","Water",1260380.8789,6050.42717,311.446,1.18023043176e-004,5.90771002345e-002]
[3069,"Water","Water","Water",1731869.1484,5993.27008,427.952,1.62086571887e-004,5.64773000632e-002]
[3070,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",31511348.4336,52696.76465,7786.593,2.94970272209e-003,5.13631384897e-001]
[3071,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",24390056.6094,50688.15157,6026.890,2.27808746961e-003,5.07101635432e-001]
[3072,"Water","Water","Water",257329.0664,2007.43011,63.587,2.40956081464e-005,1.91899927895e-002]
[3073,"Water","Water","Water",85677.5781,1199.94887,21.171,8.00537626931e-006,1.16647684141e-002]
[3074,"Water","Water","Water",438861474.7578,374180.31972,108444.598,4.09930075210e-002,3.64796962774e+000]
[3075,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",515891458.9177,317966.04137,127479.046,4.81970492194e-002,3.14216645521e+000]
[3076,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",59809782.5313,36701.98668,14779.260,5.58698809888e-003,3.64825555975e-001]
[3077,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1420952.2891,7566.36838,351.124,1.32615770334e-004,7.08134244327e-002]
[3078,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",13925564.4453,18559.47975,3441.068,1.30003414403e-003,1.77967234749e-001]
[3079,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",954457.7969,4607.25499,235.851,8.93490347045e-005,4.48105952869e-002]
[3080,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",501595633.2422,231742.04814,123946.485,4.68563161351e-002,2.25842980311e+000]
[3081,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3295625.3125,8171.49393,814.363,3.08419704752e-004,7.59773900921e-002]
[3082,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4298447.7617,11409.98653,1062.165,4.02429257367e-004,1.08847569462e-001]
[3083,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",996507906.4375,481159.91235,246241.481,9.30269375271e-002,4.65752840570e+000]
[3084,"Water","Water","Water",1018672.7813,6077.64265,251.719,9.53165266219e-005,6.01889300165e-002]
[3085,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",8980349.3438,31039.26170,2219.084,8.37955765292e-004,2.95633296177e-001]
[3086,"Water","Water","Water",419683.5000,3057.04653,103.706,3.92012537849e-005,2.92967302623e-002]
[3087,"Water","Water","Water",3838329.2344,7537.56736,948.468,3.59265382593e-004,7.19420286532e-002]
[3088,"Water","Water","Water",274040.4648,2380.11122,67.717,2.56576468193e-005,2.24405016853e-002]
[3089,"Water","Water","Water",846617.8516,5312.93032,209.203,7.90894307674e-005,5.02559461366e-002]
[3090,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8253304.1328,12822.11067,2039.428,7.72406097784e-004,1.24067548700e-001]
[3091,"Water","Water","Water",632220.7578,3116.52167,156.225,5.90657047931e-005,3.03307220130e-002]
[3092,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",37133731.9023,59172.15596,9175.908,3.47466268047e-003,5.72543601550e-001]
[3093,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1576811.9375,6240.15979,389.637,1.47144410454e-004,6.22143268081e-002]
[3094,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4777209.9805,13994.79391,1180.470,4.47235653259e-004,1.34323356180e-001]
[3095,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",2024303.3828,8328.69446,500.214,1.89410999134e-004,7.70018989262e-002]
[3096,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",6106334.6875,20856.72597,1508.902,5.69913745535e-004,2.03670805726e-001]
[3097,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",88921.5781,1351.64478,21.973,8.32550868299e-006,1.25091612915e-002]
[3098,"Water","Water","Water",466951.8594,3256.03752,115.386,4.36128762648e-005,3.06539890393e-002]
[3099,"Water","Water","Water",1886414.7578,5711.83458,466.141,1.76515990857e-004,5.59741822550e-002]
[3100,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",239644.7227,1910.25817,59.217,2.24358640711e-005,1.85189475246e-002]
[3101,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",22547798.8281,54238.16888,5571.660,2.10427764344e-003,5.26350619883e-001]
[3102,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",26281869.4844,29479.23531,6494.365,2.45615016407e-003,2.90783098833e-001]
[3103,"Water","Water","Water",145751.7500,1407.90919,36.016,1.36129685654e-005,1.34838638585e-002]
[3104,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5390666.8047,11447.42056,1332.057,5.03468361892e-004,1.14153319225e-001]
[3105,"Water","Water","Water",1348789.8750,5994.59775,333.292,1.26202182499e-004,5.69411962981e-002]
[3106,"Water","Water","Water",369450.1016,2669.53779,91.293,3.45042731068e-005,2.56581863955e-002]
[3107,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",37535667.3594,40393.72214,9275.228,3.51047000969e-003,3.89190998849e-001]
[3108,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",24923355.5703,25176.07856,6158.671,2.32851642317e-003,2.45389979978e-001]
[3109,"Water","Water","Water",6043420.1016,25354.84103,1493.356,5.65153941854e-004,2.41269940093e-001]
[3110,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9643645.1094,22829.68706,2382.987,9.02654313995e-004,2.22624011558e-001]
[3111,"Water","Water","Water",217033.3047,1798.98435,53.630,2.02605656998e-005,1.73083539864e-002]
[3112,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2941064.8906,12138.42763,726.750,2.74232984543e-004,1.17130081634e-001]
[3113,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2819324.2500,11898.35595,696.667,2.63070817782e-004,1.13232107946e-001]
[3114,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2010633.4453,9147.67775,496.836,1.87631429904e-004,8.64188444141e-002]
[3115,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5069719.8125,13676.37762,1252.750,4.73174087286e-004,1.34374875543e-001]
[3116,"Water","Water","Water",774284.0000,4194.26639,191.329,7.23694066914e-005,4.09095262763e-002]
[3117,"Water","Water","Water",106548.1328,1238.84006,26.329,9.94599133298e-006,1.21663440301e-002]
[3118,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3603180.6172,12173.34795,890.362,3.36189737574e-004,1.16239689294e-001]
[3119,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",227152.5625,1778.23989,56.130,2.11993660204e-005,1.73056428119e-002]
[3120,"Water","Water","Water",669304.7734,3087.67193,165.388,6.24753128693e-005,2.97012276830e-002]
[3121,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7095440.3359,15791.67681,1753.314,6.62653696598e-004,1.54097493646e-001]
[3122,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",459762.8828,3018.92852,113.609,4.29076924906e-005,2.93501564090e-002]
[3123,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3911370.4688,13685.10463,966.517,3.65565991753e-004,1.30635288501e-001]
[3124,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3919698.4336,11339.32823,968.575,3.66886407988e-004,1.12630188642e-001]
[3125,"Water","Water","Water",86053.7578,1066.96728,21.264,8.03640496614e-006,1.04217401944e-002]
[3126,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1725482.7266,6690.49804,426.374,1.60979971085e-004,6.47992637738e-002]
[3127,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",381709.9375,2509.02833,94.322,3.56187947495e-005,2.42430554986e-002]
[3128,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3301468.8281,10679.36168,815.807,3.08115071256e-004,1.03926523675e-001]
[3129,"Water","Water","Water",343801.4766,2788.82256,84.955,3.21050127512e-005,2.68764751963e-002]
[3130,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",108375.4063,1202.04898,26.780,1.01128696116e-005,1.15136227957e-002]
[3131,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",262777.8047,1963.93140,64.934,2.45270637537e-005,1.86933100652e-002]
[3132,"Water","Water","Water",1283978.5078,8203.66178,317.277,1.19921766387e-004,8.22076880066e-002]
[3133,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1059656.2891,5196.67369,261.846,9.91763619723e-005,4.96552188466e-002]
[3134,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",427658806.8281,523126.41345,105676.370,3.98687707859e-002,5.10363892672e+000]
[3135,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1311532.0273,6273.49480,324.085,1.22759210747e-004,6.18988248079e-002]
[3136,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",151289.6016,2004.26664,37.384,1.41545668096e-005,1.85002983653e-002]
[3137,"Water","Water","Water",5764685.0586,10402.05569,1424.479,5.39554861369e-004,1.02882601262e-001]
[3138,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1933612.7422,8279.52062,477.804,1.80978894985e-004,8.12322022134e-002]
[3139,"Water","Water","Water",8899824.0898,16448.54314,2199.186,8.32870171278e-004,1.60060217728e-001]
[3140,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",351493.6250,2290.24977,86.856,3.27980304444e-005,2.27083430287e-002]
[3141,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",1322049029.9219,581144.76569,326684.123,1.23437247523e-001,5.70910965193e+000]
[3142,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7661031.6328,27588.91855,1893.075,7.15383656161e-004,2.77250557819e-001]
[3143,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",11503945.7188,13180.84439,2842.676,1.07623681730e-003,1.28604192789e-001]
[3144,"Water","Water","Water",1632725.6758,6288.01643,403.454,1.52810982439e-004,6.14443898202e-002]
[3145,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",4399491.6094,11302.59051,1087.134,4.11657334234e-004,1.05181590595e-001]
[3146,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2243508.6484,9796.37443,554.381,2.09332931760e-004,9.45233561376e-002]
[3147,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",7635066.0352,29560.72023,1886.658,7.14052086465e-004,2.69919107372e-001]
[3148,"Water","Water","Water",329997.7656,2277.46874,81.544,3.07971420339e-005,2.24533002994e-002]
[3149,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",175697.5938,1641.93777,43.416,1.63936365344e-005,1.57509382936e-002]
[3150,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",176823.3047,1651.10852,43.694,1.64944871504e-005,1.55182796303e-002]
[3151,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",231686.3516,1941.07885,57.251,2.16195671472e-005,1.84372946128e-002]
[3152,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",395634907.2188,499815.68558,97763.124,3.68836479368e-002,4.89970290280e+000]
[3153,"Water","Water","Water",2788672.7734,8053.03643,689.093,2.60815111165e-004,7.66896892850e-002]
[3154,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6781058.4844,12299.02516,1675.629,6.34438097544e-004,1.19477264676e-001]
[3155,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4033078.1797,14964.98672,996.591,3.76165176375e-004,1.45332840891e-001]
[3156,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2560504.4922,8964.45898,632.712,2.38883826844e-004,8.83073082277e-002]
[3157,"Water","Water","Water",98412.0547,1217.85196,24.318,9.18407228517e-006,1.16318012226e-002]
[3158,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",408824.8906,2461.55702,101.022,3.81363941081e-005,2.31791988449e-002]
[3159,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",521444.3984,2768.70363,128.851,4.86557387557e-005,2.74120603605e-002]
[3160,"Water","Water","Water",1754366.7188,7842.22662,433.512,1.63803944708e-004,7.69677813215e-002]
[3161,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",366344.6250,3392.13003,90.525,3.42625740082e-005,3.18189531922e-002]
[3162,"Water","Water","Water",340316.5391,2624.77155,84.094,3.17583045264e-005,2.50902791962e-002]
[3163,"Water","Water","Water",68639094.3633,33412.57319,16961.022,6.42093043470e-003,3.26873416489e-001]
[3164,"Water","Water","Water",842440.1797,3597.76188,208.171,7.86097480659e-005,3.53886610039e-002]
[3165,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",158982.6953,1778.62768,39.285,1.48705999271e-005,1.67322877363e-002]
[3166,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",357726.8125,2409.59526,88.396,3.33706396583e-005,2.29942549047e-002]
[3167,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",27353235.1406,94222.75595,6759.105,2.54620490896e-003,8.97246815876e-001]
[3168,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",31972395.5977,35355.41131,7900.519,2.99105292593e-003,3.44377862637e-001]
[3169,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",63040.5703,1104.85970,15.578,5.89652131128e-006,1.04425011464e-002]
[3170,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",613507.6875,3618.64738,151.600,5.72303815758e-005,3.55928096280e-002]
[3171,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1635987.7969,6800.50811,404.260,1.52596665619e-004,6.59738202906e-002]
[3172,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12513587.3672,39001.44999,3092.162,1.17052964524e-003,3.73412307882e-001]
[3173,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",654513.4531,3508.41644,161.733,6.12140501326e-005,3.33706012363e-002]
[3174,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",99219470.0156,72659.39968,24517.567,9.25794371559e-003,7.22905919484e-001]
[3175,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",29253712.5938,33304.75228,7228.721,2.73105335194e-003,3.28242590639e-001]
[3176,"Water","Water","Water",3558946.5781,14011.10516,879.431,3.32938392095e-004,1.37412520740e-001]
[3177,"Water","Water","Water",2407545.4453,11548.13829,594.915,2.25253145191e-004,1.13804011310e-001]
[3178,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",406163825.9375,211846.24530,100364.866,3.79453237020e-002,2.09062892603e+000]
[3179,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",298089.3125,2291.24258,73.659,2.78023969263e-005,2.23332891117e-002]
[3180,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3015542.8750,9481.69130,745.154,2.81222216673e-004,9.12260330338e-002]
[3181,"Water","Water","Water",425530.9141,2452.72136,105.151,3.97051281335e-005,2.35808118188e-002]
[3182,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",1770844.9471,5370.09459,437.584,1.65661578224e-004,5.34000144139e-002]
[3183,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",41670240.7813,68435.42782,10296.900,3.88637223404e-003,6.77765600962e-001]
[3184,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2202037.7656,9048.53435,544.133,2.05380989001e-004,8.61718208205e-002]
[3185,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",8257761.2891,25643.85309,2040.529,7.69935764206e-004,2.45888579247e-001]
[3186,"Water","Water","Water",688545.5781,4352.44328,170.143,6.43856215931e-005,4.27821458166e-002]
[3187,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",273050.6758,1949.87024,67.472,2.55468405466e-005,1.89388031452e-002]
[3188,"Water","Water","Water",4170270.0781,8133.90141,1030.492,3.90058867393e-004,7.92742648794e-002]
[3189,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",66052257.4922,78865.85582,16321.803,6.16665784716e-003,7.57022682661e-001]
[3190,"Water","Water","Water",299311.3906,2350.55761,73.961,2.80011297719e-005,2.24143168894e-002]
[3191,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3860143.3516,9939.49686,953.858,3.61106366609e-004,9.43064908089e-002]
[3192,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9782773.7188,18967.63391,2417.366,9.14351445368e-004,1.78162300421e-001]
[3193,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3213826.9297,7498.97851,794.151,3.00634511599e-004,7.30101796284e-002]
[3194,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",434385.1992,2559.60476,107.338,4.06364991792e-005,2.54933047728e-002]
[3195,"Water","Water","Water",2665064.0938,6007.24065,658.549,2.49309056991e-004,5.85946954282e-002]
[3196,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",599686.1016,3327.35638,148.185,5.59202977116e-005,3.21994375004e-002]
[3197,"Water","Water","Water",1139400.1602,8369.25031,281.551,1.06579110666e-004,7.98304738932e-002]
[3198,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",246402.2266,1902.06860,60.887,2.29842734491e-005,1.81756185560e-002]
[3199,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3844646.2188,14689.82208,950.029,3.58533247864e-004,1.40364133303e-001]
[3200,"Water","Water","Water",837538.3086,5509.87266,206.959,7.83455332363e-005,5.33840029814e-002]
[3201,"Water","Water","Water",433326.7500,3301.69758,107.077,4.05370772249e-005,3.31026209749e-002]
[3202,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",734454.1563,4790.40182,181.487,6.84839190294e-005,4.70692993994e-002]
[3203,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4568572.6406,14139.99212,1128.914,4.27107356811e-004,1.34254666981e-001]
[3204,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3216581.3672,14060.29991,794.831,2.99887620258e-004,1.37084702589e-001]
[3205,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",101509100.0859,59381.19488,25083.345,9.48683304785e-003,5.76265938703e-001]
[3206,"Water","Water","Water",259159.6875,2220.89001,64.039,2.41752348033e-005,2.15657401655e-002]
[3207,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",1014442144.1406,658016.34944,250673.110,9.46331494593e-002,6.51863103359e+000]
[3208,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",82732.1875,1214.05249,20.443,7.73804175172e-006,1.21589996887e-002]
[3209,"Water","Water","Water",620093.3320,4176.67832,153.228,5.79976458146e-005,3.90132272328e-002]
[3210,"Water","Water","Water",333399.3281,2913.76920,82.384,3.11850310361e-005,2.93952289727e-002]
[3211,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",620183.7344,3620.17637,153.250,5.78312711277e-005,3.53212348251e-002]
[3212,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1462416.0391,7881.71540,361.369,1.36702719179e-004,7.60906879696e-002]
[3213,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4337203.6719,8877.97116,1071.742,4.04934658821e-004,8.81095711616e-002]
[3214,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",5794765.9180,11771.86821,1431.912,5.41968893280e-004,1.18276395706e-001]
[3215,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",112436.4375,1535.13988,27.784,1.05165166080e-005,1.54424911784e-002]
[3216,"Water","Water","Water",106355404.6680,40844.76185,26280.888,9.94362648492e-003,3.98818517652e-001]
[3217,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",620642.1016,3136.83874,153.363,5.78742097665e-005,3.06493910095e-002]
[3218,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5275560.3984,15889.48953,1303.614,4.93174411496e-004,1.56811481241e-001]
[3219,"Water","Water","Water",354164.5977,2894.10812,87.516,3.31255933732e-005,2.90159219474e-002]
[3220,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1167465.7422,6023.13525,288.486,1.08836459382e-004,6.06089784599e-002]
[3221,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",431530.7422,2446.74244,106.633,4.02278714665e-005,2.39052248930e-002]
[3222,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3715757.8984,9763.03872,918.180,3.47393087233e-004,9.09027666260e-002]
[3223,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",7500819.1172,15942.78077,1853.485,7.01435760671e-004,1.57070164861e-001]
[3224,"Water","Water","Water",9482748.0742,13651.37605,2343.229,8.86789613762e-004,1.34298970512e-001]
[3225,"Water","Water","Water",6986061.1367,12453.22232,1726.286,6.53321943165e-004,1.23248013764e-001]
[3226,"Water","Water","Water",145733.3359,1720.75983,36.011,1.35902163105e-005,1.61370754300e-002]
[3227,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1155537.4141,4765.70494,285.538,1.07739333110e-004,4.52488406300e-002]
[3228,"Water","Water","Water",59464957.7031,58123.44853,14694.052,5.55361448629e-003,5.66348605641e-001]
[3229,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",274989.8594,2038.51658,67.951,2.56362050268e-005,2.01938577141e-002]
[3230,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",4132679.5586,10803.60685,1021.203,3.86472191226e-004,1.05660835277e-001]
[3231,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",43081870.9297,44268.28654,10645.720,4.02670746077e-003,4.27359777310e-001]
[3232,"Water","Water","Water",335569.5859,2322.47691,82.921,3.12913654157e-005,2.21554808323e-002]
[3233,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",7807604.2031,26820.06987,1929.293,7.27759617500e-004,2.62437993015e-001]
[3234,"Water","Water","Water",170243.3086,1537.73739,42.068,1.59208738905e-005,1.47793908696e-002]
[3235,"Water","Water","Water",231592.0938,1851.44662,57.227,2.15974268464e-005,1.79649284087e-002]
[3236,"Water","Water","Water",2689429.7969,10495.13972,664.570,2.51355352239e-004,1.00512689678e-001]
[3237,"Water","Water","Water",1167540.1641,7718.77905,288.504,1.08870308962e-004,7.45782432625e-002]
[3238,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",256843.0000,2120.62141,63.467,2.39404955246e-005,2.06135993771e-002]
[3239,"Water","Water","Water",833119.9023,4858.26618,205.868,7.78993206402e-005,4.55782799554e-002]
[3240,"Water","Water","Water",442493.1094,2732.33210,109.342,4.13775795170e-005,2.64005644331e-002]
[3241,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",103757788.9844,99715.68639,25639.005,9.68120526613e-003,9.74523542855e-001]
[3242,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2188494.9141,9190.45583,540.787,2.04041615564e-004,8.92640713239e-002]
[3243,"Water","Water","Water",410666.8828,2424.88718,101.478,3.83999832434e-005,2.35486037950e-002]
[3244,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",171925640.6328,107079.51618,42483.581,1.60583615138e-002,1.04872547909e+000]
[3245,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5396713.5078,17193.38881,1333.552,5.03103382754e-004,1.66775188349e-001]
[3246,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1704406.4063,6419.86625,421.166,1.58883487914e-004,6.10325871617e-002]
[3247,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",476995.0313,3551.20742,117.868,4.44563009231e-005,3.49633251747e-002]
[3248,"Water","Water","Water",1345376.1797,6553.10454,332.448,1.25794461535e-004,6.36605718085e-002]
[3249,"Water","Water","Water",182992.8281,1894.19660,45.218,1.70701505264e-005,1.90124841104e-002]
[3250,"Water","Water","Water",2792217.0469,19010.59035,689.969,2.60340799480e-004,1.86647035789e-001]
[3251,"Water","Water","Water",169807.8750,1536.89753,41.960,1.58776821502e-005,1.50057581836e-002]
[3252,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",811917.2734,6467.54023,200.628,7.58697229416e-005,6.12940942049e-002]
[3253,"Water","Water","Water",355338.8320,2298.30117,87.806,3.32248997499e-005,2.23461655818e-002]
[3254,"Water","Water","Water",398150.8828,2648.27367,98.385,3.72270304468e-005,2.48694552244e-002]
[3255,"Water","Water","Water",209608.0664,1684.52986,51.795,1.95984733861e-005,1.63956579804e-002]
[3256,"Water","Water","Water",125936.9023,1304.50365,31.120,1.17751699555e-005,1.25979055398e-002]
[3257,"Water","Water","Water",12028965.4883,25259.71088,2972.410,1.12460529634e-003,2.48666781406e-001]
[3258,"Water","Water","Water",2576265.0977,15837.12978,636.606,2.40859334176e-004,1.53672036745e-001]
[3259,"Water","Water","Water",1641042.9766,6425.35875,405.509,1.53166069219e-004,6.25827357342e-002]
[3260,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",74132540.1641,68807.26096,18318.476,6.91714791324e-003,6.72301170748e-001]
[3261,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",16660947.0469,25428.56752,4116.993,1.55632598810e-003,2.42840217120e-001]
[3262,"Water","Water","Water",566963.7500,3046.67981,140.099,5.29848981714e-005,3.03359146791e-002]
[3263,"Water","Water","Water",211652.9063,1849.02005,52.300,1.97433516105e-005,1.84589993052e-002]
[3264,"Water","Water","Water",467027.0938,3825.26849,115.404,4.36401393454e-005,3.57909121094e-002]
[3265,"Water","Water","Water",316182.1484,2722.42428,78.130,2.94921848098e-005,2.63753610889e-002]
[3266,"Water","Water","Water",1272860.0703,6361.21545,314.529,1.18939403247e-004,6.18746434433e-002]
[3267,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",804665.3516,4476.58441,198.836,7.49939517710e-005,4.44359162861e-002]
[3268,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",862398.2969,4000.70299,213.102,8.03796546990e-005,3.87463538275e-002]
[3269,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",7791370.6406,20634.54865,1925.282,7.26165530579e-004,1.98528027865e-001]
[3270,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",147127.5625,1493.49844,36.356,1.37111142204e-005,1.42934825179e-002]
[3271,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",7400264.4141,10439.08554,1828.638,6.91578039538e-004,1.00886011378e-001]
[3272,"Water","Water","Water",358636.4141,2521.29687,88.621,3.34387797688e-005,2.53785579610e-002]
[3273,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1495205.1563,6930.52467,369.472,1.39346821062e-004,6.78774376203e-002]
[3274,"Water","Water","Water",884288.0625,3833.49644,218.511,8.26671299611e-005,3.80713357234e-002]
[3275,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",42216362.2500,117850.29673,10431.849,3.93296613447e-003,1.15318207089e+000]
[3276,"Water","Water","Water",130783.8320,1595.50266,32.317,1.22259013221e-005,1.58811783370e-002]
[3277,"Water","Water","Water",627743.9922,3151.78202,155.118,5.85816179275e-005,3.09428064466e-002]
[3278,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",561556.0234,4974.91703,138.763,5.24615256822e-005,4.56775113813e-002]
[3279,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7833346.0859,13744.95635,1935.654,7.31104763842e-004,1.32142401690e-001]
[3280,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",33873914.9375,36142.60241,8370.393,3.16454817417e-003,3.56559411519e-001]
[3281,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",842785.3594,4781.93962,208.256,7.85370944744e-005,4.65324535892e-002]
[3282,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",202880442.1797,120071.04137,50132.649,1.89163780300e-002,1.16279684537e+000]
[3283,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",237092.5781,1817.68516,58.587,2.20901931535e-005,1.79234847498e-002]
[3284,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",107994302.2813,103538.02936,26685.867,1.00851662415e-002,1.01008201406e+000]
[3285,"Water","Water","Water",3867041.9063,24252.61511,955.563,3.60460500824e-004,2.38841648013e-001]
[3286,"Water","Water","Water",261581.0234,2040.30056,64.638,2.43941529546e-005,2.01188513239e-002]
[3287,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",215190776.4141,166477.59171,53174.586,2.00756619881e-002,1.63168195817e+000]
[3288,"Water","Water","Water",3250642.6523,11958.66570,803.248,3.03806364071e-004,1.14799166973e-001]
[3289,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",125585.3047,1308.01914,31.033,1.16934446678e-005,1.27302150244e-002]
[3290,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",330351.0547,3224.49024,81.631,3.08645555609e-005,3.24307888178e-002]
[3291,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",383703.6328,4177.11536,94.815,3.58447556395e-005,3.79652749835e-002]
[3292,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7507063.6563,12591.73953,1855.028,7.00227713282e-004,1.23441737214e-001]
[3293,"Water","Water","Water",175360.9609,1540.15953,43.332,1.63920362473e-005,1.49372150826e-002]
[3294,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",704163.6875,3663.01382,174.002,6.56364469211e-005,3.55878226191e-002]
[3295,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5116793.5469,23586.47823,1264.382,4.76392484458e-004,2.27804587205e-001]
[3296,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",157260.9453,1542.40245,38.860,1.46422180492e-005,1.45551127830e-002]
[3297,"Water","Water","Water",608270.8203,4607.62049,150.306,5.68235952025e-005,4.48148523464e-002]
[3298,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1525167.6875,6660.69092,376.876,1.42097082620e-004,6.71177175472e-002]
[3299,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1213149.5547,4953.32229,299.775,1.13333710907e-004,4.90685037819e-002]
[3300,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3172365.4063,11007.47580,783.905,2.95625441712e-004,1.06491052956e-001]
[3301,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1237821.9453,5202.52121,305.871,1.15344095366e-004,5.02640942793e-002]
[3302,"Water","Water","Water",437621.7422,2464.05989,108.138,4.09041047695e-005,2.35288562119e-002]
[3303,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",72485340.7656,62490.21203,17911.446,6.75742629000e-003,5.94018575973e-001]
[3304,"Water","Water","Water",5064931.7070,31312.09633,1251.567,4.73283315585e-004,3.06301485968e-001]
[3305,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",592158.2188,4213.45221,146.325,5.53154318174e-005,4.02506359051e-002]
[3306,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",53967441.9844,65220.96747,13335.592,5.03975274760e-003,6.29939792247e-001]
[3307,"Water","Water","Water",3142195.8008,10744.01201,776.450,2.93657791213e-004,1.04772761040e-001]
[3308,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3936074.8203,12815.27270,972.621,3.66679877444e-004,1.25017864022e-001]
[3309,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1193345.3516,6381.16428,294.881,1.11362558534e-004,6.41418289062e-002]
[3310,"Water","Water","Water",2026463.6719,14725.19962,500.748,1.88856608856e-004,1.39367241047e-001]
[3311,"Water","Water","Water",682997.3906,3106.43280,168.772,6.38338731648e-005,3.05324544483e-002]
[3312,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",3730833.6484,11063.25248,921.905,3.48589076353e-004,1.06096922255e-001]
[3313,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",8779133.2344,24488.78645,2169.362,8.17994730976e-004,2.39265966354e-001]
[3314,"Water","Water","Water",498556.8906,4210.77125,123.196,4.64713565543e-005,4.23838230776e-002]
[3315,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",65571203.9922,54176.22947,16202.933,6.11322291959e-003,5.23224234359e-001]
[3316,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",1904706.1406,5743.67816,470.661,1.77971985878e-004,5.45060649527e-002]
[3317,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",33480368.3594,36731.90490,8273.146,3.12770494018e-003,3.59116213521e-001]
[3318,"Water","Water","Water",201854.8203,1735.43519,49.879,1.88647927046e-005,1.67943919886e-002]
[3319,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2323085.2734,8580.46832,574.045,2.16419004532e-004,8.46414811922e-002]
[3320,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1559740.1016,6841.40869,385.419,1.45315754774e-004,6.84819065912e-002]
[3321,"Qtp","Prairie Terraces","Light gray to light brown clay, sandy clay, silt, sand, and some gravel.  Surfaces generally show little dissection and are topographically higher than the Deweyville.  Three levels are recognized: two",6656524.1250,12072.65031,1644.856,6.21933975395e-004,1.17776712325e-001]
[3322,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8444124.8906,18237.18159,2086.580,7.88183873996e-004,1.80143894768e-001]
[3323,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2989447.2109,8186.77122,738.706,2.78918982971e-004,7.84990039233e-002]
[3324,"Water","Water","Water",5097948.4531,27033.42130,1259.725,4.75877505618e-004,2.59329978935e-001]
[3325,"Water","Water","Water",1946238.3047,12580.51969,480.924,1.81339173253e-004,1.22888216554e-001]
[3326,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",26565477.6641,22009.08275,6564.446,2.48081431589e-003,2.14983421310e-001]
[3327,"Water","Water","Water",243561.6016,2135.62103,60.185,2.26962714436e-005,2.01032563767e-002]
[3328,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",324020.0234,2449.35008,80.067,3.01603090015e-005,2.40890176332e-002]
[3329,"Water","Water","Water",289616.8711,2045.09593,71.566,2.70629266393e-005,2.01415902121e-002]
[3330,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",41173932.7031,48557.77478,10174.260,3.84520589808e-003,4.70344430869e-001]
[3331,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",243454.0391,1858.61679,60.159,2.27495792865e-005,1.83636439562e-002]
[3332,"Water","Water","Water",891827.1484,3421.02260,220.374,8.33330330483e-005,3.32221991150e-002]
[3333,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",101428.6328,1274.63804,25.063,9.44934173733e-006,1.24879050248e-002]
[3334,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",750613.4922,4840.21816,185.480,6.98634956272e-005,4.50754707750e-002]
[3335,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",633978.8125,4415.44250,156.659,5.92336739702e-005,4.05329512813e-002]
[3336,"Water","Water","Water",1139960.5859,4210.34206,281.689,1.06513266903e-004,4.05061237025e-002]
[3337,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",176653.6406,1564.63896,43.652,1.64551749838e-005,1.54199121234e-002]
[3338,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",259188.9063,2164.49369,64.047,2.41494371539e-005,2.15513601111e-002]
[3339,"Water","Water","Water",4056620.7617,10365.97601,1002.409,3.79016362065e-004,1.00787601971e-001]
[3340,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",287623.2031,2469.26863,71.073,2.67714459024e-005,2.35319452936e-002]
[3341,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",824000454.5625,1106432.07518,203614.132,7.66738775359e-002,1.07960801805e+001]
[3342,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",1138516.0156,4042.07835,281.332,1.06368601361e-004,3.91009595155e-002]
[3343,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",41655534.9844,63962.02896,10293.266,3.88269971820e-003,6.21731218716e-001]
[3344,"Water","Water","Water",633176.9297,3620.06160,156.461,5.91578559632e-005,3.51229597974e-002]
[3345,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1812783.5156,7890.36444,447.947,1.68872017003e-004,7.60006665725e-002]
[3346,"Water","Water","Water",358388.9297,2243.27044,88.559,3.34844399100e-005,2.18911440416e-002]
[3347,"Water","Water","Water",180898.0625,2131.93422,44.701,1.68647472946e-005,2.05969578129e-002]
[3348,"Water","Water","Water",533316.7188,2722.35325,131.785,4.97376200668e-005,2.60863617492e-002]
[3349,"Water","Water","Water",129820.7031,1634.05003,32.079,1.21032048897e-005,1.53404544087e-002]
[3350,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",11936881.8867,27430.89720,2949.656,1.11487579029e-003,2.65061204956e-001]
[3351,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2323865.4844,6981.49170,574.237,2.16971215329e-004,6.54657483260e-002]
[3352,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",200108.8359,1653.75576,49.448,1.86261527281e-005,1.57414761694e-002]
[3353,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2778419.5234,12950.83183,686.560,2.58888115799e-004,1.28824502738e-001]
[3354,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",2493912.4688,7115.27688,616.257,2.32968194802e-004,6.70071064156e-002]
[3355,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5193853.5547,18679.62721,1283.424,4.83694759463e-004,1.80388762318e-001]
[3356,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1251397.8828,5744.15161,309.226,1.16544504635e-004,5.46919877596e-002]
[3357,"Water","Water","Water",295947.6055,2444.72610,73.130,2.76484829875e-005,2.35017949352e-002]
[3358,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1920821.8828,5635.51542,474.644,1.79169204095e-004,5.39632804212e-002]
[3359,"Water","Water","Water",5916636.5781,13493.12353,1462.027,5.51487678176e-004,1.29140657687e-001]
[3360,"Water","Water","Water",689038.7539,4400.86789,170.265,6.43708361018e-005,4.41077000086e-002]
[3361,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",273705.2813,2000.36864,67.634,2.54896158180e-005,1.88469770868e-002]
[3362,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",4687992.4688,9548.63029,1158.424,4.37914684785e-004,9.40634977894e-002]
[3363,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5244192.8203,13817.48583,1295.863,4.88593534261e-004,1.37722598097e-001]
[3364,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",281523.6875,1910.66050,69.566,2.62015779355e-005,1.83866779511e-002]
[3365,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",2805035.3672,7131.11873,693.137,2.61940638746e-004,6.85238363342e-002]
[3366,"Water","Water","Water",1645325.5469,14205.88179,406.567,1.53319443817e-004,1.38961965092e-001]
[3367,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5117617.3047,12023.13917,1264.586,4.77784415968e-004,1.18769716291e-001]
[3368,"Water","Water","Water",537710.4922,4607.45051,132.871,5.00885825078e-005,4.65551257256e-002]
[3369,"Water","Water","Water",149779.8203,1937.94609,37.011,1.39593171993e-005,1.87243872521e-002]
[3370,"Water","Water","Water",497900.7109,3786.45950,123.033,4.64106063809e-005,3.75916756333e-002]
[3371,"Water","Water","Water",336385.9102,2239.61872,83.122,3.14232435654e-005,2.11384627265e-002]
[3372,"Water","Water","Water",236433.3672,2271.36929,58.424,2.20861543434e-005,2.14028843188e-002]
[3373,"Water","Water","Water",242261.5938,2489.52668,59.864,2.25788960469e-005,2.39576443255e-002]
[3374,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7690371.7891,29918.62694,1900.325,7.17700625273e-004,2.81614642751e-001]
[3375,"Water","Water","Water",168917.6289,1549.98850,41.740,1.57792407911e-005,1.49667986058e-002]
[3376,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",17403979.1953,41611.30978,4300.600,1.62090570378e-003,4.06063800887e-001]
[3377,"Water","Water","Water",378974.4531,3569.03354,93.646,3.53416445219e-005,3.51743231601e-002]
[3378,"Water","Water","Water",1037318.4766,3696.77910,256.326,9.68955696688e-005,3.57920852529e-002]
[3379,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",51460256.5000,39706.06854,12716.055,4.80331794291e-003,3.85557437523e-001]
[3380,"Water","Water","Water",1012114.9219,3682.79781,250.098,9.45381563885e-005,3.52694809353e-002]
[3381,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",109900.2734,1234.12506,27.157,1.02284349780e-005,1.17477206904e-002]
[3382,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2696915.2188,9602.82371,666.420,2.51110208174e-004,9.63573638306e-002]
[3383,"Qti-l","Intermediate Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description of Qti.",6864579.9375,10398.61995,1696.268,6.40942957957e-004,1.00828523045e-001]
[3384,"Water","Water","Water",142871.0625,1425.94133,35.304,1.33144894726e-005,1.40055494334e-002]
[3385,"Water","Water","Water",1527519.2734,11824.39492,377.457,1.42322105521e-004,1.13312474550e-001]
[3386,"Water","Water","Water",4081855.6094,12820.63344,1008.644,3.81158408127e-004,1.23693283868e-001]
[3387,"Water","Water","Water",635370.3047,3096.71785,157.003,5.93472669255e-005,2.96535341563e-002]
[3388,"Water","Water","Water",301489.0859,2550.71791,74.499,2.80991418136e-005,2.42860896892e-002]
[3389,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",9153791.1016,12647.47918,2261.942,8.54584493389e-004,1.23445223026e-001]
[3390,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",6284143.3750,24636.81934,1552.839,5.85193839408e-004,2.45539141231e-001]
[3391,"Water","Water","Water",715207.0273,3899.82911,176.731,6.68059767875e-005,3.93916573945e-002]
[3392,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4122376.7031,12587.56443,1018.657,3.84671136804e-004,1.24994535273e-001]
[3393,"Water","Water","Water",8899252.0977,19380.59505,2199.044,8.31044133211e-004,1.87825782606e-001]
[3394,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",29105.4219,625.86898,7.192,2.70877521647e-006,6.05436637259e-003]
[3395,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",178230.3125,1575.26936,44.041,1.65970249855e-005,1.50650251480e-002]
[3396,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",32219457.2969,39253.90704,7961.569,3.00485576005e-003,3.83785494692e-001]
[3397,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",14934137.0156,17933.61930,3690.291,1.39226380302e-003,1.76979795979e-001]
[3398,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1769008.1641,10541.01034,437.130,1.64605448060e-004,9.82472587819e-002]
[3399,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",875041.2734,4841.59821,216.227,8.14985343427e-005,4.73952189396e-002]
[3400,"Water","Water","Water",276505.9063,2285.74341,68.326,2.57679753214e-005,2.14675732171e-002]
[3401,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",104816.1719,1200.04133,25.901,9.78237476480e-006,1.15361440543e-002]
[3402,"Water","Water","Water",2668110.6406,7603.74714,659.302,2.49014093408e-004,7.20414285957e-002]
[3403,"Water","Water","Water",3240572.0547,19680.08056,800.760,3.01855397986e-004,1.89539316109e-001]
[3404,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",159042023.6719,85193.89475,39299.983,1.48202628708e-002,8.27257808594e-001]
[3405,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",614386.2266,3602.62416,151.818,5.72953184158e-005,3.40360538474e-002]
[3406,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",252933.7422,2049.78364,62.501,2.35305904335e-005,1.98326020608e-002]
[3407,"Water","Water","Water",140916.6484,1623.48052,34.821,1.31308657598e-005,1.60101566091e-002]
[3408,"Water","Water","Water",17231596.1172,23957.07511,4258.003,1.60538323258e-003,2.34727036166e-001]
[3409,"Water","Water","Water",1703016.2383,4692.91857,420.823,1.59039444909e-004,4.57592644748e-002]
[3410,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",13734545.5000,39208.02623,3393.867,1.27843709721e-003,3.82024213295e-001]
[3411,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",192885.1172,1633.19057,47.663,1.79592386174e-005,1.60682934778e-002]
[3412,"Water","Water","Water",555870.7656,3691.46249,137.358,5.17809269319e-005,3.55037146244e-002]
[3413,"Water","Water","Water",6256624.8828,14312.80707,1546.039,5.83495036958e-004,1.38866107412e-001]
[3414,"Water","Water","Water",262895.3438,2288.95610,64.963,2.44867629992e-005,2.15412155668e-002]
[3415,"Water","Water","Water",457374.4453,2615.58863,113.019,4.27132278105e-005,2.57521635165e-002]
[3416,"Water","Water","Water",248158.3672,2071.57405,61.321,2.31228954527e-005,1.99557794826e-002]
[3417,"Water","Water","Water",687403.0469,3990.89900,169.860,6.41822365737e-005,3.95817373469e-002]
[3418,"Water","Water","Water",470933.4102,4148.99538,116.370,4.39761232435e-005,4.09424708034e-002]
[3419,"Water","Water","Water",844827.8125,3488.29910,208.761,7.88782115307e-005,3.38367533267e-002]
[3420,"Water","Water","Water",720473.4141,3805.26665,178.032,6.71777133082e-005,3.62598197570e-002]
[3421,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",257174.8203,1879.53648,63.549,2.39859293176e-005,1.80378506920e-002]
[3422,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1298855.3281,5340.40130,320.953,1.20944423820e-004,5.22996352954e-002]
[3423,"Water","Water","Water",1067312.2891,4668.31297,263.738,9.95122171248e-005,4.41298163189e-002]
[3424,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",233669889.9453,165031.38999,57740.856,2.17930353096e-002,1.60846870733e+000]
[3425,"Water","Water","Water",260416.3594,2256.24186,64.350,2.42969873285e-005,2.16669850943e-002]
[3426,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",2429940.2227,6606.41098,600.449,2.26894686465e-004,6.36100537502e-002]
[3427,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",402602.5859,2341.02036,99.485,3.74776320908e-005,2.29719986982e-002]
[3428,"Water","Water","Water",1195193.7969,4722.61762,295.338,1.11432858427e-004,4.51841047056e-002]
[3429,"Water","Water","Water",402865.0234,2756.38828,99.550,3.75194699434e-005,2.61882933405e-002]
[3430,"Water","Water","Water",267555.9766,2443.89514,66.114,2.49191035537e-005,2.29941353675e-002]
[3431,"Water","Water","Water",185550.8438,1584.66913,45.850,1.73234067100e-005,1.55938374474e-002]
[3432,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",23570245.4922,42821.35494,5824.311,2.19419017777e-003,4.12268383353e-001]
[3433,"Water","Water","Water",176862.8281,1539.29267,43.704,1.65119738203e-005,1.47940693005e-002]
[3434,"Water","Water","Water",806659.9375,4856.00784,199.329,7.51402042508e-005,4.51433175751e-002]
[3435,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3969152.9688,10539.44026,980.795,3.70340035968e-004,1.01870646040e-001]
[3436,"Water","Water","Water",541943.6953,2728.75431,133.917,5.06010617700e-005,2.62882324304e-002]
[3437,"Water","Water","Water",231858.4766,1780.30295,57.293,2.16495920369e-005,1.72089278143e-002]
[3438,"Water","Water","Water",48273377.6016,39277.62852,11928.564,4.50133572651e-003,3.81189927024e-001]
[3439,"Water","Water","Water",276707.7109,2408.07870,68.376,2.57686286247e-005,2.38505175029e-002]
[3440,"Water","Water","Water",802532.6406,3595.89043,198.309,7.49321366611e-005,3.47558559551e-002]
[3441,"Water","Water","Water",1235244.2109,6125.15544,305.234,1.15021414502e-004,5.94217203039e-002]
[3442,"Water","Water","Water",486780.7734,2732.32973,120.286,4.54244237516e-005,2.60197828839e-002]
[3443,"Water","Water","Water",1146890.4258,7226.34058,283.402,1.07083174674e-004,7.21722707894e-002]
[3444,"Qcf","Chenier Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of high organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",4326429.6328,11302.03781,1069.080,4.03863588335e-004,1.09669432325e-001]
[3445,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",10593751.8672,15629.01986,2617.763,9.88649077335e-004,1.52316998989e-001]
[3446,"Water","Water","Water",1175946.0039,6971.60783,290.581,1.09782061558e-004,6.95011124334e-002]
[3447,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",6963174.2188,14319.73438,1720.631,6.49836244294e-004,1.38656061052e-001]
[3448,"Water","Water","Water",156021.5625,1647.93489,38.554,1.45225468557e-005,1.62433731366e-002]
[3449,"Water","Water","Water",225943.2500,2159.31653,55.832,2.10947396033e-005,2.17581278861e-002]
[3450,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2119498.9688,8865.01352,523.738,1.97643006296e-004,8.17817596313e-002]
[3451,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",64230.0391,948.18625,15.872,5.99543053949e-006,9.27969627723e-003]
[3452,"Water","Water","Water",4191134.6016,24592.29297,1035.648,3.90266253598e-004,2.34881464058e-001]
[3453,"Water","Water","Water",1627762.5859,5117.50509,402.227,1.51947334374e-004,5.00573205147e-002]
[3454,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",51241409.2813,44408.25957,12661.977,4.77941043812e-003,4.26062312770e-001]
[3455,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",900810.1484,5618.79586,222.594,8.38644983759e-005,5.41464920590e-002]
[3456,"Water","Water","Water",82138.0391,1080.46699,20.297,7.66833150452e-006,1.05620883682e-002]
[3457,"Water","Water","Water",822078.5938,5331.40764,203.139,7.66183530006e-005,4.90562698184e-002]
[3458,"Water","Water","Water",121623.0625,1532.74440,30.054,1.13293137350e-005,1.42888751178e-002]
[3459,"Water","Water","Water",384880.5234,3157.96898,95.106,3.58477833119e-005,3.04290174363e-002]
[3460,"Water","Water","Water",258768.6172,2364.99536,63.943,2.41047548554e-005,2.28218191429e-002]
[3461,"Water","Water","Water",1560613.0547,7478.45358,385.634,1.45444160846e-004,7.29971538291e-002]
[3462,"Water","Water","Water",68438.1016,1292.86639,16.911,6.37443804459e-006,1.28352848257e-002]
[3463,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",36334.1797,1200.21508,8.978,3.38416067769e-006,1.14819822786e-002]
[3464,"Water","Water","Water",2027998.9688,10813.55760,501.127,1.88879972069e-004,1.04140225404e-001]
[3465,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",4450508.1016,11155.88283,1099.740,4.15370794258e-004,1.08725172693e-001]
[3466,"Water","Water","Water",270515.1484,2389.88930,66.845,2.51965117178e-005,2.37258516435e-002]
[3467,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1827241.4766,7108.40835,451.519,1.70046143885e-004,7.05317618036e-002]
[3468,"Water","Water","Water",141259.7422,1480.21471,34.906,1.31547469869e-005,1.46676432132e-002]
[3469,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",91673217.3906,61583.48388,22652.855,8.53689589802e-003,5.87545611750e-001]
[3470,"Water","Water","Water",982045.0156,8172.58983,242.668,9.14514472465e-005,7.93449363050e-002]
[3471,"Water","Water","Water",1489566.5234,13463.35143,368.078,1.38731646478e-004,1.29779196804e-001]
[3472,"Water","Water","Water",187138.8281,1966.26304,46.243,1.74301244778e-005,1.91596491401e-002]
[3473,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",827871.6328,3850.44286,204.571,7.72702166942e-005,3.72699008195e-002]
[3474,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",655521.4922,3569.29186,161.982,6.10252180072e-005,3.52974987085e-002]
[3475,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",5494604.2734,13655.05686,1357.741,5.12504156374e-004,1.28656450568e-001]
[3476,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1205225.7188,5101.53039,297.817,1.12190567282e-004,4.99352627077e-002]
[3477,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",144810561.2109,278935.66705,35783.326,1.34830108247e-002,2.70931347966e+000]
[3478,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",306548.9688,2268.75850,75.750,2.85258645634e-005,2.22907981654e-002]
[3479,"Water","Water","Water",886928.9141,4111.03846,219.164,8.27567349915e-005,3.95196630382e-002]
[3480,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",3510700.9297,7246.15032,867.510,3.27579610625e-004,7.05527499069e-002]
[3481,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",680485.6641,3355.97806,168.151,6.35115708766e-005,3.22517043192e-002]
[3482,"Water","Water","Water",112536.5781,1451.67527,27.808,1.04811386338e-005,1.36480076375e-002]
[3483,"Water","Water","Water",431174.2891,3243.92476,106.545,4.01560107003e-005,3.12901188400e-002]
[3484,"Water","Water","Water",753922.3828,4201.74635,186.298,7.03516802800e-005,4.02877928145e-002]
[3485,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",5666668.5703,12822.31243,1400.259,5.28773918294e-004,1.23786313474e-001]
[3486,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",174113.7109,1914.36278,43.024,1.62076085893e-005,1.80919384995e-002]
[3487,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",6784354.5391,11849.62885,1676.444,6.33010279542e-004,1.15539897212e-001]
[3488,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",132627.8359,1663.38465,32.773,1.23717919244e-005,1.65408864110e-002]
[3489,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",147296.0234,1797.15725,36.397,1.37403483068e-005,1.79390338619e-002]
[3490,"Water","Water","Water",99632.1875,1280.97236,24.620,9.27329082635e-006,1.21538779716e-002]
[3491,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",160315.7188,1671.15242,39.615,1.49578361324e-005,1.65155672211e-002]
[3492,"Water","Water","Water",187016.9609,1594.52078,46.213,1.74507346072e-005,1.53753362775e-002]
[3493,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3525500.1641,8906.91317,871.167,3.28113518110e-004,8.55545584629e-002]
[3494,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",298088.6641,2482.41093,73.659,2.78050356587e-005,2.48062751139e-002]
[3495,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12113119.7422,25843.22706,2993.205,1.12974673276e-003,2.49451516750e-001]
[3496,"Water","Water","Water",1325632.4141,9853.65984,327.570,1.23451905766e-004,9.54644725948e-002]
[3497,"Water","Water","Water",2168649.7578,14916.06516,535.883,2.01880951517e-004,1.45784219548e-001]
[3498,"Water","Water","Water",627642.6484,4504.55932,155.093,5.85757243537e-005,4.52314051427e-002]
[3499,"Water","Water","Water",2154536.3828,14069.94067,532.395,2.00623312459e-004,1.35348440232e-001]
[3500,"Water","Water","Water",39332.6719,1510.54179,9.719,3.66255575438e-006,1.54537765887e-002]
[3501,"Water","Water","Water",57768.1328,1313.48567,14.275,5.38069260182e-006,1.33918631166e-002]
[3502,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",995267.5234,5213.60210,245.935,9.26152988810e-005,5.10806607352e-002]
[3503,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12715347.3359,26330.33620,3142.018,1.18577042869e-003,2.51815472071e-001]
[3504,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4598756.3828,16623.44525,1136.373,4.27982435799e-004,1.62002029534e-001]
[3505,"Water","Water","Water",644838.3750,4680.67833,159.342,6.00408975684e-005,4.50099678202e-002]
[3506,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1278366.8984,6045.30973,315.890,1.18926794253e-004,5.64850634341e-002]
[3507,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2227441.5938,5997.25796,550.411,2.07749055429e-004,5.85976004666e-002]
[3508,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1995154.9297,5331.81119,493.012,1.86002706218e-004,5.13124788591e-002]
[3509,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1106917.7188,5268.01780,273.524,1.02996598927e-004,5.14355127768e-002]
[3510,"Water","Water","Water",951471.7109,6623.36689,235.113,8.85859009731e-005,6.55811458682e-002]
[3511,"Water","Water","Water",153046.8828,1611.75058,37.819,1.42791037912e-005,1.60191954034e-002]
[3512,"Water","Water","Water",503662.4063,3603.73805,124.457,4.70060572502e-005,3.40800929088e-002]
[3513,"Water","Water","Water",288448.0391,2024.20324,71.277,2.69121321043e-005,1.95484751142e-002]
[3514,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",44443475.6563,58062.04401,10982.178,4.14389935146e-003,5.60179127446e-001]
[3515,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",140195.9688,1548.19660,34.643,1.30823949326e-005,1.53680281195e-002]
[3516,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",116158465.1641,97393.80514,28703.267,1.08265539639e-002,9.26436125359e-001]
[3517,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1389184.1797,6731.59911,343.274,1.29142618482e-004,6.44574191523e-002]
[3518,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",316460.9531,2298.77376,78.199,2.94455173654e-005,2.26578925991e-002]
[3519,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",10124.8125,710.54238,2.502,9.42592054978e-007,6.80621216530e-003]
[3520,"Qnl","Natural Levees","Gray and brown silt, silty clay, some very fine sand, reddish brown along the Red River.  Shown only on past and present courses of major streams.",6880431.8438,19189.95195,1700.185,6.40718467220e-004,1.80158552562e-001]
[3521,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",42186711.0469,31554.64639,10424.522,3.92870092490e-003,3.05570078393e-001]
[3522,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1874827.6094,10186.16157,463.278,1.74482513665e-004,9.72115154624e-002]
[3523,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5144704.4922,17868.65204,1271.279,4.79918342081e-004,1.76622532182e-001]
[3524,"Water","Water","Water",15812546.5078,27434.41378,3907.350,1.47192277435e-003,2.55263802074e-001]
[3525,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",33861931.9141,61834.61808,8367.432,3.15549095406e-003,6.10448662672e-001]
[3526,"Water","Water","Water",1424004.5547,7393.85588,351.878,1.32543019095e-004,7.10341364483e-002]
[3527,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",161899.1635,1820.51183,40.006,1.51066035696e-005,1.77896751484e-002]
[3528,"Water","Water","Water",34203241.3516,174442.85845,8451.771,3.18305682849e-003,1.70919698354e+000]
[3529,"Water","Water","Water",1829739.3906,11410.79347,452.137,1.70345500636e-004,1.08096874292e-001]
[3530,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2920190.3984,15861.31643,721.592,2.71755061596e-004,1.55680848380e-001]
[3531,"Water","Water","Water",100536.0781,1256.93494,24.843,9.36262740465e-006,1.21037382124e-002]
[3532,"Water","Water","Water",55730402.5508,51896.10666,13771.227,5.19892790683e-003,5.14702082066e-001]
[3533,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",31311652.4219,32432.67637,7737.247,2.91680104106e-003,3.04111087462e-001]
[3534,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",16411205.8125,55671.14202,4055.281,1.52671545586e-003,5.40036448336e-001]
[3535,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2145006.6875,9846.41002,530.041,1.99624412979e-004,9.66199295584e-002]
[3536,"Water","Water","Water",489566.0469,3315.25294,120.974,4.55881175756e-005,3.24069530312e-002]
[3537,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",2169943.6719,6645.70634,536.203,2.02246526631e-004,6.26664225592e-002]
[3538,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1161282.3984,5593.79349,286.958,1.08066504779e-004,5.39948435331e-002]
[3539,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",680261.2500,4437.19647,168.096,6.32987001604e-005,4.31091936768e-002]
[3540,"Water","Water","Water",139074.9063,1991.88190,34.366,1.29429351491e-005,1.91526257405e-002]
[3541,"Water","Water","Water",352433.7266,2228.18716,87.088,3.28140591710e-005,2.16912031258e-002]
[3542,"Water","Water","Water",422685.0625,3099.59068,104.447,3.94416166140e-005,2.99910964245e-002]
[3543,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",596142.7422,3427.34283,147.309,5.54816346693e-005,3.31742643917e-002]
[3544,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5058066.8984,22764.50199,1249.871,4.70581811540e-004,2.24229181749e-001]
[3545,"Water","Water","Water",166375.3594,1522.74065,41.112,1.55248745782e-005,1.48392939025e-002]
[3546,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",472445.3281,3041.57242,116.743,4.39151023455e-005,2.96808143859e-002]
[3547,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",84711018.2969,69706.00007,20932.465,7.89056685142e-003,6.81343382570e-001]
[3548,"Water","Water","Water",679557.5859,3596.67934,167.922,6.33897239389e-005,3.55454636975e-002]
[3549,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1059592.3906,4018.74105,261.830,9.86347011271e-005,3.98212737727e-002]
[3550,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2934486.6797,12171.76462,725.125,2.73167023869e-004,1.20208532727e-001]
[3551,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",333306.0703,2125.90208,82.361,3.10168097741e-005,2.04811157167e-002]
[3552,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",137284036.1641,137151.72060,33923.488,1.27878566855e-002,1.32202307824e+000]
[3553,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",142694.0703,1558.91835,35.260,1.32759162327e-005,1.51456732937e-002]
[3554,"Water","Water","Water",717208.1406,4569.16385,177.225,6.67265270911e-005,4.34022383568e-002]
[3555,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",577911.2109,3200.85183,142.804,5.37829100474e-005,3.17451045906e-002]
[3556,"Water","Water","Water",427451.4766,2466.71562,105.625,3.98835610084e-005,2.41910998391e-002]
[3557,"Water","Water","Water",234453.0859,1747.56676,57.934,2.18754805364e-005,1.70356182635e-002]
[3558,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",349890.5859,2445.58027,86.460,3.25209468970e-005,2.31406920370e-002]
[3559,"Water","Water","Water",342963.4609,2713.05153,84.748,3.19190593807e-005,2.70175186391e-002]
[3560,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",103313972.0547,101408.72063,25529.336,9.62719838972e-003,9.83264544755e-001]
[3561,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8944630.1719,18711.96617,2210.257,8.33208915519e-004,1.78280402717e-001]
[3562,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",263356.4609,1960.91761,65.077,2.45059252244e-005,1.92207288249e-002]
[3563,"Water","Water","Water",1091434.1016,5525.24002,269.698,1.01613261367e-004,5.32906149027e-002]
[3564,"Water","Water","Water",95937.2813,1133.03718,23.707,8.95123600544e-006,1.09415172353e-002]
[3565,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3997647.8047,13696.98822,987.836,3.72675061993e-004,1.31259228477e-001]
[3566,"Water","Water","Water",149537.3984,1777.42997,36.951,1.39223809097e-005,1.69223882959e-002]
[3567,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",189391185.8672,162917.36876,46799.394,1.76368884030e-002,1.57628975998e+000]
[3568,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",673468.8359,4006.80058,166.417,6.26615810694e-005,3.91600642850e-002]
[3569,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",530727.7891,3521.94191,131.145,4.93825250007e-005,3.48918637004e-002]
[3570,"Qcs","Chenier Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to brown to black clay and silt of moderate organic content.  Area of accretion by longshore currents from major delta complex.",11768368.8203,20420.04851,2908.016,1.09766708088e-003,2.00562541559e-001]
[3571,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",243046.4688,1989.54476,60.058,2.26686855295e-005,1.95861263758e-002]
[3572,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",522823.3594,3169.20501,129.192,4.85905961501e-005,3.05549636314e-002]
[3573,"Water","Water","Water",92041.4688,1418.83878,22.744,8.56232207943e-006,1.40986669903e-002]
[3574,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",9539143.9219,32284.12496,2357.164,8.87732978470e-004,3.14610549109e-001]
[3575,"Water","Water","Water",518600.2891,3135.74381,128.148,4.82427068433e-005,3.05192465767e-002]
[3576,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",554975.9375,3284.58530,137.137,5.16344315376e-005,3.24985242888e-002]
[3577,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",87943988.7500,63477.12361,21731.346,8.19198151350e-003,6.24963818025e-001]
[3578,"Water","Water","Water",792824.1953,5203.26946,195.910,7.37710202546e-005,5.07749079884e-002]
[3579,"Water","Water","Water",848047.9570,5545.24263,209.556,7.91123136586e-005,5.42497887536e-002]
[3580,"Water","Water","Water",528289.3516,3990.50054,130.543,4.91741841268e-005,3.93267999689e-002]
[3581,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",796056.1484,3943.91373,196.709,7.40402388357e-005,3.83746803684e-002]
[3582,"Water","Water","Water",761722.3828,4687.31611,188.225,7.09246879109e-005,4.50803706578e-002]
[3583,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",265118.7422,2081.83919,65.512,2.46643051128e-005,1.99167285147e-002]
[3584,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",299022.2188,2414.56024,73.890,2.77889926255e-005,2.39016686042e-002]
[3585,"Water","Water","Water",109326.5391,1264.69190,27.015,1.01986326015e-005,1.19273906628e-002]
[3586,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",50767191.4063,79215.99228,12544.796,4.72694659121e-003,7.75140221902e-001]
[3587,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",23817382.8125,49407.64067,5885.380,2.21645193631e-003,4.71802089620e-001]
[3588,"Water","Water","Water",443888.7500,3420.20382,109.687,4.13099569060e-005,3.31661375045e-002]
[3589,"Water","Water","Water",780928.9141,4407.17070,192.971,7.26856787174e-005,4.18267735566e-002]
[3590,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2189261.6719,11405.89507,540.976,2.03429286614e-004,1.09794374190e-001]
[3591,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",19547764.3438,43369.40659,4830.338,1.82116574148e-003,4.20846879495e-001]
[3592,"Water","Water","Water",774965.8750,3667.14258,191.497,7.22789673089e-005,3.63849506209e-002]
[3593,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",298147901.1016,164863.24336,73673.656,2.77342557296e-002,1.58095067148e+000]
[3594,"Water","Water","Water",533880.0625,2750.82559,131.924,4.97920381919e-005,2.65957713510e-002]
[3595,"Water","Water","Water",136285.1602,1393.27633,33.677,1.27127068142e-005,1.32290278646e-002]
[3596,"Water","Water","Water",660896.6094,3452.85237,163.310,6.16172766641e-005,3.22553075637e-002]
[3597,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4827651.5859,12126.69714,1192.934,4.49939109447e-004,1.17194772660e-001]
[3598,"Water","Water","Water",288596.7969,2214.94599,71.314,2.68610247717e-005,2.22009203102e-002]
[3599,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",176820.5547,1564.73393,43.693,1.64443230687e-005,1.50891079653e-002]
[3600,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3340738.8594,14196.80195,825.511,3.10693675248e-004,1.35313873421e-001]
[3601,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",773070249.6328,757195.06544,191029.055,7.17783618594e-002,7.30020746916e+000]
[3602,"Water","Water","Water",916317.3281,6014.39196,226.426,8.52605115074e-005,6.10034324483e-002]
[3603,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3967129.9766,19784.84741,980.295,3.68995474282e-004,1.96133064505e-001]
[3604,"Water","Water","Water",784183.8672,6135.51991,193.775,7.29806103264e-005,6.02386184521e-002]
[3605,"Water","Water","Water",146666.6484,1484.91642,36.242,1.36791515850e-005,1.46484615730e-002]
[3606,"Water","Water","Water",835001.8906,5843.13024,206.333,7.77076496340e-005,5.82293160439e-002]
[3607,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1266049030.5078,1279587.57815,312846.277,1.17500925096e-001,1.22638638541e+001]
[3608,"Water","Water","Water",175334.7617,1649.29124,43.326,1.63541440017e-005,1.56388894771e-002]
[3609,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1148268923.0469,374959.54635,283742.295,1.06809780557e-001,3.63879864796e+000]
[3610,"Water","Water","Water",2677902.1250,10335.34400,661.721,2.49280877264e-004,9.88133934295e-002]
[3611,"Water","Water","Water",186042.6875,2190.62357,45.972,1.73026010469e-005,2.05357965398e-002]
[3612,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1391013.1797,10445.73584,343.725,1.29619564203e-004,9.61843134845e-002]
[3613,"Water","Water","Water",135070.0039,1335.94117,33.376,1.25983952598e-005,1.28922434100e-002]
[3614,"Water","Water","Water",283825.6328,2106.25543,70.135,2.64725038511e-005,2.07501769707e-002]
[3615,"Water","Water","Water",904912.8906,4918.03890,223.608,8.41882079298e-005,4.82513312215e-002]
[3616,"Water","Water","Water",308340.8984,2455.20038,76.192,2.86890647434e-005,2.43309146256e-002]
[3617,"Water","Water","Water",1085069.0078,5332.73691,268.125,1.01125408815e-004,5.12265829334e-002]
[3618,"Water","Water","Water",8785511.3438,12769.45233,2170.938,8.19271513099e-004,1.22446147651e-001]
[3619,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",493649.8828,3314.17108,121.983,4.59103404317e-005,3.23860323184e-002]
[3620,"Water","Water","Water",973434.6484,6674.47470,240.540,9.05800801345e-005,6.39444045053e-002]
[3621,"Water","Water","Water",250506.7578,2247.50197,61.901,2.33124645522e-005,2.13299266147e-002]
[3622,"Water","Water","Water",349398.3594,2220.28286,86.338,3.25819606764e-005,2.17402683822e-002]
[3623,"Water","Water","Water",360636.2344,3288.73468,89.115,3.36302028024e-005,3.25401372549e-002]
[3624,"Water","Water","Water",1587851.7109,9879.43681,392.365,1.47758246077e-004,9.43256017327e-002]
[3625,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",13705198.7656,35985.37470,3386.615,1.27618263092e-003,3.56359152134e-001]
[3626,"Water","Water","Water",462031.5625,3096.10936,114.170,4.30904041940e-005,3.06751209123e-002]
[3627,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1270017.1484,5407.81843,313.827,1.18140066499e-004,5.26629948271e-002]
[3628,"Water","Water","Water",22261930.4219,55403.38873,5501.021,2.07388874176e-003,5.33787500902e-001]
[3629,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",14972049.7578,20685.26663,3699.659,1.39388749525e-003,2.00676527902e-001]
[3630,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1985705.3047,9710.35717,490.677,1.84640716788e-004,9.40458895122e-002]
[3631,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",454928.1953,3043.97760,112.415,4.23044028166e-005,2.88206029090e-002]
[3632,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",709024.4375,4168.35460,175.203,6.59961835443e-005,3.95079001149e-002]
[3633,"Water","Water","Water",3271071.5391,7037.04647,808.296,3.05032389299e-004,6.88274084887e-002]
[3634,"Water","Water","Water",550663.8203,4467.39772,136.071,5.12800540276e-005,4.24091641363e-002]
[3635,"Water","Water","Water",6621517.0547,10913.20925,1636.206,6.16603880617e-004,1.05795086368e-001]
[3636,"Water","Water","Water",533195.7734,3465.38819,131.755,4.96005967882e-005,3.43194259452e-002]
[3637,"Water","Water","Water",1627393.4063,6923.33223,402.136,1.51683698347e-004,6.65217129178e-002]
[3638,"Water","Water","Water",179241.5234,1715.82546,44.291,1.67147269086e-005,1.64675492207e-002]
[3639,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",78201354.6484,89765.88924,19323.898,7.27764749076e-003,8.93102480048e-001]
[3640,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",44644.5469,1142.42583,11.032,4.15120714543e-006,1.04844309919e-002]
[3641,"Water","Water","Water",113479.4531,1249.96052,28.041,1.05518500104e-005,1.20474012044e-002]
[3642,"Water","Water","Water",442066.8828,3030.98242,109.237,4.11199741069e-005,3.00658619837e-002]
[3643,"Water","Water","Water",169358.4297,1503.99328,41.849,1.57476067227e-005,1.46781543575e-002]
[3644,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9891820.0078,16690.00728,2444.312,9.21504523318e-004,1.58738683215e-001]
[3645,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",353540.3984,2731.91792,87.361,3.28766075134e-005,2.73120778842e-002]
[3646,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1673152.6484,8924.86880,413.443,1.55889786958e-004,8.56242232984e-002]
[3647,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",726801.6094,3729.78157,179.596,6.76151580273e-005,3.67562640736e-002]
[3648,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2160033.8438,7916.87841,533.754,2.01253031640e-004,7.60366448766e-002]
[3649,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",774448.4531,4195.29466,191.370,7.20092756957e-005,4.13219042313e-002]
[3650,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",494074.5547,2893.37933,122.088,4.59513102877e-005,2.83664131133e-002]
[3651,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",205864.9141,1710.13050,50.870,1.91419675576e-005,1.61427918832e-002]
[3652,"Water","Water","Water",3151185.8594,20690.84686,778.672,2.93479128434e-004,1.96114153704e-001]
[3653,"Water","Water","Water",99383.5313,1162.03877,24.558,9.24537540833e-006,1.12032143127e-002]
[3654,"Water","Water","Water",1233413.4844,4051.17389,304.782,1.15009138890e-004,3.93276930352e-002]
[3655,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3685925.4375,12575.79390,910.808,3.42784207537e-004,1.25285299765e-001]
[3656,"Water","Water","Water",288450.7656,2022.72556,71.277,2.68964191414e-005,1.92347466411e-002]
[3657,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",366704.1563,2767.49157,90.614,3.40659663672e-005,2.65422244655e-002]
[3658,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",277611381.5156,220527.30910,68598.992,2.58573005255e-002,2.13633121673e+000]
[3659,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",285532.8359,2131.13532,70.556,2.65469880387e-005,2.01280935130e-002]
[3660,"Water","Water","Water",83114.4688,1042.62688,20.538,7.73149975952e-006,1.00332492725e-002]
[3661,"Water","Water","Water",132936.5859,1486.10477,32.849,1.23676768087e-005,1.40933783567e-002]
[3662,"Water","Water","Water",459895.9688,3752.22887,113.642,4.27740569483e-005,3.75851890377e-002]
[3663,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",212379.7500,2025.42245,52.480,1.97906075007e-005,1.90872629407e-002]
[3664,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",440074.7578,2941.23340,108.744,4.09206617564e-005,2.82323893187e-002]
[3665,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",136608.6563,1466.26143,33.757,1.26901062785e-005,1.43865101946e-002]
[3666,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",9230898.1719,22071.24214,2280.995,8.59205339353e-004,2.15611290797e-001]
[3667,"Water","Water","Water",2417430.3281,9053.90468,597.358,2.25380707272e-004,9.19152858036e-002]
[3668,"Water","Water","Water",132138.2344,1324.91074,32.652,1.23196715342e-005,1.27148566918e-002]
[3669,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",71561178.9609,61134.80822,17683.082,6.66483989210e-003,5.90376076967e-001]
[3670,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",440869.0156,2963.42072,108.941,4.09523643243e-005,2.88284807279e-002]
[3671,"Water","Water","Water",1482035.5078,4632.73272,366.217,1.37982236118e-004,4.47353795960e-002]
[3672,"Water","Water","Water",935752.8438,6182.76984,231.229,8.70554285777e-005,6.09698269770e-002]
[3673,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",274888.4375,2083.49545,67.926,2.55612945725e-005,1.98487250039e-002]
[3674,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",36751114.9531,48936.24465,9081.362,3.42486802110e-003,4.89076779949e-001]
[3675,"Water","Water","Water",569093.3047,3249.32841,140.625,5.30487789308e-005,3.19460453905e-002]
[3676,"Water","Water","Water",773747.6953,4819.66771,191.196,7.21315985601e-005,4.64176880864e-002]
[3677,"Water","Water","Water",451508.3359,3545.18713,111.570,4.19874532428e-005,3.55738758907e-002]
[3678,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",390636.0547,2552.49637,96.528,3.63219347688e-005,2.50268627907e-002]
[3679,"Water","Water","Water",148908.8672,1859.52541,36.796,1.38477522807e-005,1.74363296348e-002]
[3680,"Water","Water","Water",292740.7188,2454.95025,72.338,2.72237154877e-005,2.40155280569e-002]
[3681,"Water","Water","Water",654649.6406,3925.52616,161.767,6.10259819062e-005,3.83513132182e-002]
[3682,"Water","Water","Water",591379.2891,4014.01779,146.132,5.51278140207e-005,3.80013436898e-002]
[3683,"Water","Water","Water",808853.9375,4673.01694,199.871,7.52279974399e-005,4.63517835944e-002]
[3684,"Water","Water","Water",5904.1484,378.93999,1.459,5.49187047898e-007,3.72542881017e-003]
[3685,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1357111.6719,5495.59098,335.348,1.26052472216e-004,5.42221126522e-002]
[3686,"Water","Water","Water",839845.2188,5619.37145,207.529,7.82901919154e-005,5.56492423625e-002]
[3687,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",975790.1563,4760.28558,241.122,9.07402670133e-005,4.63862925131e-002]
[3688,"Water","Water","Water",435731.7422,3041.26879,107.671,4.06172932973e-005,2.89316946921e-002]
[3689,"Water","Water","Water",1627940.2109,7949.83727,402.271,1.51698957145e-004,7.49088767876e-002]
[3690,"Water","Water","Water",449377.7500,3784.78947,111.043,4.18871245521e-005,3.74012664291e-002]
[3691,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",546260.3750,3117.80218,134.983,5.07931208319e-005,3.04833619025e-002]
[3692,"Water","Water","Water",223239.0859,2019.64130,55.163,2.08084766374e-005,1.93232733676e-002]
[3693,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1651913.7031,7052.69429,408.195,1.53587047359e-004,6.96297862201e-002]
[3694,"Water","Water","Water",117257.4219,1304.60124,28.975,1.09273604915e-005,1.23483802786e-002]
[3695,"Water","Water","Water",260170.1328,1907.01287,64.289,2.42362934397e-005,1.82663293131e-002]
[3696,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",462866.9063,2781.14921,114.376,4.30275586881e-005,2.63219272152e-002]
[3697,"Water","Water","Water",3982540.5547,12849.70647,984.103,3.71175973791e-004,1.24477455527e-001]
[3698,"Water","Water","Water",461913.8906,2846.14467,114.141,4.30540724757e-005,2.78087362089e-002]
[3699,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1173190.0391,6620.20405,289.900,1.09066403660e-004,6.53528369589e-002]
[3700,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",928383.9688,5668.91882,229.408,8.63137938839e-005,5.53471016256e-002]
[3701,"Water","Water","Water",1498552.8594,9223.81930,370.299,1.39636689895e-004,8.75574365797e-002]
[3702,"Water","Water","Water",260891.0156,2140.35543,64.467,2.43107842240e-005,2.09275022994e-002]
[3703,"Water","Water","Water",531173.4141,4641.49607,131.255,4.94069278845e-005,4.50699222154e-002]
[3704,"Water","Water","Water",6185655.6172,17526.50368,1528.503,5.75513186698e-004,1.71014923692e-001]
[3705,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",946019.0391,4894.37037,233.765,8.79406283821e-005,4.85802194646e-002]
[3706,"Water","Water","Water",2465578.5781,7386.50263,609.255,2.29283149649e-004,7.27381817537e-002]
[3707,"Water","Water","Water",692571.4141,3507.95700,171.137,6.44208236981e-005,3.44642728751e-002]
[3708,"Water","Water","Water",1445409.9688,9979.35760,357.167,1.34663962621e-004,9.34810255922e-002]
[3709,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1857922.5703,10073.64412,459.101,1.72723292450e-004,9.96572655092e-002]
[3710,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2232606.0391,10108.98263,551.687,2.07530144709e-004,9.90646987769e-002]
[3711,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3158084.1953,12275.52991,780.376,2.94148356804e-004,1.21108095632e-001]
[3712,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3601471.0078,10530.61757,889.939,3.35411578907e-004,9.90641724953e-002]
[3713,"Water","Water","Water",3741256.8672,12210.99291,924.481,3.48523129938e-004,1.17834064387e-001]
[3714,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",699688.1094,4184.33242,172.896,6.50460586910e-005,4.13870837121e-002]
[3715,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3590682.4688,8112.93606,887.273,3.34184664541e-004,7.83638315447e-002]
[3716,"Water","Water","Water",540396.9609,4042.67604,133.534,5.03481117930e-005,3.99928441243e-002]
[3717,"Water","Water","Water",402018.7500,2656.11386,99.341,3.74435302260e-005,2.60295942755e-002]
[3718,"Water","Water","Water",292017.8750,2596.17823,72.159,2.72072784686e-005,2.42959870571e-002]
[3719,"Water","Water","Water",448835.4766,3245.96873,110.909,4.18160258303e-005,3.08586769478e-002]
[3720,"Water","Water","Water",453871.2891,2908.90714,112.154,4.22849050553e-005,2.81764976545e-002]
[3721,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",592584.6641,3374.57659,146.430,5.50848045465e-005,3.28596741507e-002]
[3722,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1239679.8281,7251.82616,306.330,1.15228769456e-004,7.11127563333e-002]
[3723,"Water","Water","Water",2868253.3281,6793.66106,708.758,2.66925528312e-004,6.67410182658e-002]
[3724,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1408674.6797,8496.57281,348.090,1.30942022291e-004,8.45445103877e-002]
[3725,"Water","Water","Water",283212.3828,2979.84198,69.983,2.63331484675e-005,2.93734150031e-002]
[3726,"Water","Water","Water",688585.6406,5216.14070,170.153,6.40398871100e-005,4.91826093774e-002]
[3727,"Water","Water","Water",557856.6328,4815.48094,137.849,5.18622052118e-005,4.81314043073e-002]
[3728,"Water","Water","Water",481501.5078,2695.07896,118.981,4.48579935704e-005,2.63690043145e-002]
[3729,"Water","Water","Water",2296971.6172,11434.73752,567.592,2.13818065504e-004,1.08510679518e-001]
[3730,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",579374.7422,3318.14038,143.166,5.38477963977e-005,3.19835617899e-002]
[3731,"Water","Water","Water",1183589.7656,4423.31065,292.470,1.10222870703e-004,4.31767638181e-002]
[3732,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4124856.2813,19019.56777,1019.270,3.83387614518e-004,1.89920102637e-001]
[3733,"Water","Water","Water",123108.9375,1304.35223,30.421,1.14463530145e-005,1.24989108303e-002]
[3734,"Water","Water","Water",315785.8594,3397.58095,78.032,2.93640038149e-005,3.41248279417e-002]
[3735,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",4186794.3750,9697.87422,1034.575,3.89813593313e-004,9.09491663262e-002]
[3736,"Water","Water","Water",280514.3125,2851.45363,69.316,2.60808553547e-005,2.62704230804e-002]
[3737,"Water","Water","Water",231821.0000,1829.68930,57.284,2.15953626335e-005,1.80377418300e-002]
[3738,"Water","Water","Water",458953.2891,3086.26223,113.409,4.27540834292e-005,3.00942356477e-002]
[3739,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",655129.8438,3837.56734,161.885,6.08787482726e-005,3.77401337065e-002]
[3740,"Water","Water","Water",580202.5781,2780.77645,143.371,5.40471144791e-005,2.69042302889e-002]
[3741,"Water","Water","Water",369499.1953,2605.32242,91.305,3.43476666865e-005,2.51504728441e-002]
[3742,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",222646.2891,1768.25623,55.017,2.06898370659e-005,1.68514540504e-002]
[3743,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",20242161.0625,63856.28151,5001.927,1.88292812337e-003,6.42058194001e-001]
[3744,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1190577.5234,5807.50852,294.197,1.10639071542e-004,5.61599746391e-002]
[3745,"Water","Water","Water",333683.7422,2481.37012,82.455,3.10847586307e-005,2.37606685099e-002]
[3746,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",391089.0781,2755.06788,96.640,3.63430464525e-005,2.67499321885e-002]
[3747,"Water","Water","Water",1319471.1875,8403.31551,326.047,1.22645888179e-004,8.27287070596e-002]
[3748,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",64396650.4531,59838.47184,15912.695,5.98858772802e-003,5.60596219065e-001]
[3749,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",214178.0078,1786.72067,52.924,1.99040597739e-005,1.77145012162e-002]
[3750,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1445428.0703,7577.34399,357.172,1.34326364959e-004,7.56658734315e-002]
[3751,"Water","Water","Water",687124.2188,3687.78668,169.791,6.40187605157e-005,3.62680734608e-002]
[3752,"Water","Water","Water",2208943.9688,5692.58748,545.840,2.05744479258e-004,5.54338126490e-002]
[3753,"Water","Water","Water",2462455.9766,6781.58804,608.484,2.28911959539e-004,6.53972427357e-002]
[3754,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",452948.1484,2661.95148,111.925,4.21801554091e-005,2.54959749698e-002]
[3755,"Water","Water","Water",316788.0859,2457.03992,78.280,2.95088128758e-005,2.31886557822e-002]
[3756,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",440459.7969,3348.71606,108.840,4.09357750968e-005,3.28974855252e-002]
[3757,"Water","Water","Water",760236.2813,4659.06505,187.858,7.06702679568e-005,4.67076007096e-002]
[3758,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",12799046.7344,20693.08209,3162.701,1.19085000351e-003,1.97215950613e-001]
[3759,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",3689352.4063,8010.77547,911.655,3.43521527412e-004,7.62837891793e-002]
[3760,"Water","Water","Water",715623.2031,3318.00049,176.834,6.66543199952e-005,3.20367402751e-002]
[3761,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",792955.7188,4649.54409,195.943,7.36931282559e-005,4.58720209721e-002]
[3762,"Water","Water","Water",611125.6953,2929.24907,151.012,5.69239540997e-005,2.78221457277e-002]
[3763,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3987044.1406,17298.08074,985.216,3.70081483841e-004,1.67273486779e-001]
[3764,"Water","Water","Water",1298909.1484,4656.81810,320.966,1.20926280463e-004,4.48173625936e-002]
[3765,"Water","Water","Water",676101.1484,6970.61750,167.068,6.28520168817e-005,6.89830952038e-002]
[3766,"Water","Water","Water",395765.1328,3407.97218,97.795,3.67979498239e-005,3.15707796679e-002]
[3767,"Water","Water","Water",196643.9297,1636.94463,48.592,1.83151251616e-005,1.60972655431e-002]
[3768,"Water","Water","Water",213108.6016,1803.53572,52.660,1.98496136849e-005,1.72219230395e-002]
[3769,"Water","Water","Water",273870.8906,3130.64746,67.675,2.54664196973e-005,2.96200914920e-002]
[3770,"Water","Water","Water",877139.8984,5642.10892,216.745,8.15193844473e-005,5.51035820424e-002]
[3771,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1049501.4609,5405.04207,259.336,9.75215796284e-005,5.20509662898e-002]
[3772,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",412409.5547,2673.13064,101.908,3.83202944151e-005,2.61158330552e-002]
[3773,"Water","Water","Water",454608.9844,2984.46606,112.336,4.23419795496e-005,2.83322448109e-002]
[3774,"Water","Water","Water",635942.7422,4246.05860,157.144,5.91244912703e-005,4.02887739076e-002]
[3775,"Water","Water","Water",363260.2422,2383.60302,89.763,3.38307008535e-005,2.27873591250e-002]
[3776,"Water","Water","Water",742317.8359,4237.68887,183.430,6.90149106769e-005,4.06368621464e-002]
[3777,"Water","Water","Water",1264348.4922,6327.74381,312.426,1.17777450236e-004,6.30467737374e-002]
[3778,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",591757.1875,3199.99759,146.226,5.50988192857e-005,3.18487690486e-002]
[3779,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",29960058.4766,61996.56792,7403.262,2.78618293637e-003,5.88389482083e-001]
[3780,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",896383.7578,5162.39979,221.500,8.32965584135e-005,5.00316063367e-002]
[3781,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",52072344.2188,101122.41841,12867.305,4.84212873715e-003,9.84607621946e-001]
[3782,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",63904759.7031,116242.12851,15791.147,5.93790287907e-003,1.12674873145e+000]
[3783,"Water","Water","Water",483511.0000,2636.69805,119.478,4.50284539013e-005,2.53624258726e-002]
[3784,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1009633.4922,3885.76548,249.485,9.38147832924e-005,3.74432967982e-002]
[3785,"Water","Water","Water",266173.9922,1865.15413,65.773,2.47891099109e-005,1.80532605231e-002]
[3786,"Water","Water","Water",947916.4609,6331.31181,234.234,8.82786157328e-005,6.07394394209e-002]
[3787,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",9673317.9844,40871.01964,2390.319,8.98609355661e-004,4.00311877920e-001]
[3788,"Water","Water","Water",229165.9688,2103.76222,56.628,2.13475747932e-005,2.12496708506e-002]
[3789,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",495656.5078,3229.04067,122.479,4.60536988548e-005,3.13980651042e-002]
[3790,"Water","Water","Water",1074296.1172,4142.30711,265.463,1.00048381414e-004,4.07216030790e-002]
[3791,"Water","Water","Water",244217.0000,2530.59900,60.347,2.27489242538e-005,2.54391746901e-002]
[3792,"Water","Water","Water",1430871.9531,7404.65791,353.575,1.33020192330e-004,7.13738180217e-002]
[3793,"Water","Water","Water",270200.8672,2431.34308,66.768,2.51080863715e-005,2.38708315619e-002]
[3794,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",7438942.0547,21265.85428,1838.195,6.91943567446e-004,2.04710431973e-001]
[3795,"Water","Water","Water",182099.6719,1558.98983,44.998,1.69587159388e-005,1.52229013568e-002]
[3796,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",232770.6953,1948.65501,57.519,2.16271606824e-005,1.92040280805e-002]
[3797,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1088582.1797,5652.43987,268.993,1.01119925708e-004,5.48258390514e-002]
[3798,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",297547.0156,2340.39821,73.525,2.76407713904e-005,2.23177496137e-002]
[3799,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",160789.5781,1628.70555,39.732,1.49684121163e-005,1.61074468933e-002]
[3800,"Water","Water","Water",264095.9766,1904.69010,65.259,2.45912610771e-005,1.82905845899e-002]
[3801,"Water","Water","Water",539044.8750,4745.39921,133.200,5.00810634610e-005,4.55551636781e-002]
[3802,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",487358.2891,2875.11555,120.428,4.52771015467e-005,2.85167986055e-002]
[3803,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",91748852.0625,53024.06392,22671.544,8.52983340168e-003,5.20753809166e-001]
[3804,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",809129.9219,4629.68085,199.940,7.51560459730e-005,4.45547444349e-002]
[3805,"Water","Water","Water",359239.0156,2757.30444,88.770,3.33818579245e-005,2.70574979046e-002]
[3806,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",6356979.0078,10527.19366,1570.837,5.91224268912e-004,1.01509033147e-001]
[3807,"Qtp-l","Prairie Terraces - Loess","Tan to reddish brown massive silt with some clay and minor amounts of very fine sand.  Stippled map units are those overlain by 1 to 9 meters of loess.  Also see detailed description for Qtp.",2103410.0547,5795.11060,519.762,1.95794243235e-004,5.66920693643e-002]
[3808,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",1334921.8359,6090.60562,329.865,1.24124589248e-004,5.75349947041e-002]
[3809,"Water","Water","Water",1913838.0234,5095.26842,472.918,1.78200852068e-004,4.93428019908e-002]
[3810,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2968864.9766,11686.98772,733.620,2.75798702556e-004,1.14293621033e-001]
[3811,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",228772.8906,1963.50054,56.531,2.12526709014e-005,1.95185885829e-002]
[3812,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",88830750.1797,69778.26891,21950.469,8.25781509100e-003,6.56229463229e-001]
[3813,"Water","Water","Water",1964409.1406,6396.55514,485.414,1.82554932284e-004,6.26372789607e-002]
[3814,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",535589.2500,3724.01163,132.346,4.97443100233e-005,3.50782397280e-002]
[3815,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",6505364.2422,14882.10547,1607.504,6.04716520311e-004,1.40421597837e-001]
[3816,"Water","Water","Water",335210.8828,2696.53456,82.832,3.11557384985e-005,2.55417813699e-002]
[3817,"Water","Water","Water",746332.3750,3505.90743,184.422,6.94662890371e-005,3.46720864550e-002]
[3818,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1063504.5000,5492.35475,262.797,9.87818575736e-005,5.35090628878e-002]
[3819,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2248349.0938,9495.16970,555.577,2.08822707015e-004,9.19828535613e-002]
[3820,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",8837563.8047,33566.25650,2183.801,8.21233050473e-004,3.12819556418e-001]
[3821,"Water","Water","Water",733293.8984,3310.21088,181.200,6.82138148790e-005,3.18703183861e-002]
[3822,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1441287.1797,6339.94006,356.148,1.33931178112e-004,6.02946003355e-002]
[3823,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1166183.3438,6107.53264,288.169,1.08302082898e-004,6.05472673592e-002]
[3824,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",507890.9063,3410.62304,125.502,4.71706139990e-005,3.37551219521e-002]
[3825,"Water","Water","Water",433641.6953,4602.08179,107.155,4.02945401830e-005,4.43907955027e-002]
[3826,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",610369.4297,3862.14368,150.825,5.66925806862e-005,3.88285862000e-002]
[3827,"Water","Water","Water",141688.9766,1541.80766,35.012,1.31902644962e-005,1.46857294943e-002]
[3828,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4632901.7266,16471.22212,1144.810,4.30401681868e-004,1.57077155200e-001]
[3829,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",231177.7188,2086.67764,57.125,2.15182564141e-005,2.07498663297e-002]
[3830,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",25067696.5547,51430.71382,6194.338,2.32928774529e-003,5.01487191901e-001]
[3831,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",388741.6250,2975.37413,96.060,3.61058012596e-005,2.86340357840e-002]
[3832,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",8877205.6875,12653.00679,2193.597,8.25974881697e-004,1.23873325439e-001]
[3833,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",13222472.2578,25029.79704,3267.331,1.22897384778e-003,2.32490012546e-001]
[3834,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",713286.0781,3892.82790,176.256,6.62334390047e-005,3.76922785923e-002]
[3835,"Water","Water","Water",294364.1406,2269.82048,72.739,2.73422882438e-005,2.21886859944e-002]
[3836,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",895499.5078,5543.02570,221.282,8.32646307103e-005,5.41779218664e-002]
[3837,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",987618.2188,4397.65633,244.045,9.16466790462e-005,4.26483790839e-002]
[3838,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",9713470.9922,18287.91518,2400.241,9.02903942809e-004,1.78871176769e-001]
[3839,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2557319.9922,11523.65553,631.925,2.37446912821e-004,1.12130760052e-001]
[3840,"Water","Water","Water",1493555.0547,5273.74636,369.064,1.38806447867e-004,5.25289116480e-002]
[3841,"Water","Water","Water",414398.7578,3366.98259,102.400,3.84982181850e-005,3.23114305033e-002]
[3842,"Water","Water","Water",1314683.5000,9362.95910,324.864,1.22111356863e-004,9.07995774144e-002]
[3843,"Water","Water","Water",614328.1172,3795.13598,151.803,5.70469103436e-005,3.64567359505e-002]
[3844,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3970494.3281,14244.10580,981.127,3.68350349956e-004,1.41056969043e-001]
[3845,"Water","Water","Water",82396.3594,1050.70604,20.361,7.65509015781e-006,1.02603704902e-002]
[3846,"Water","Water","Water",5451477.1797,8672.75547,1347.084,5.06890876482e-004,8.29583912361e-002]
[3847,"Water","Water","Water",253364.8672,2353.30003,62.608,2.35385314599e-005,2.33211319518e-002]
[3848,"Qal","Alluvium","Gray to brownish gray clay and silty clay, reddish brown in the Red River Valley, some sand and gravel locally.  Includes all alluvial valley deposits except natural levees of major streams",882789.0859,5710.77523,218.141,8.20627061040e-005,5.24676758756e-002]
[3849,"Water","Water","Water",341214.2969,2355.59905,84.316,3.17063720293e-005,2.30232581575e-002]
[3850,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",6550917.8672,13670.54369,1618.761,6.08901267025e-004,1.33723926622e-001]
[3851,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",479225.5781,2958.20639,118.419,4.44887029076e-005,2.79780029222e-002]
[3852,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",12844915.1875,35567.59555,3174.035,1.19298817686e-003,3.44336912769e-001]
[3853,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",361751.8047,2471.41005,89.390,3.36525269724e-005,2.41600204781e-002]
[3854,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",6080245.8750,17941.72288,1502.455,5.64595429235e-004,1.71238685117e-001]
[3855,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",291851.7813,2309.93997,72.118,2.71070997731e-005,2.22633463849e-002]
[3856,"Water","Water","Water",1090512.6953,8096.69609,269.470,1.01346307705e-004,7.45930210998e-002]
[3857,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",349206.9219,2387.28744,86.291,3.24845377553e-005,2.38611196168e-002]
[3858,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",917896.5469,5218.58792,226.816,8.52894217907e-005,4.84612775676e-002]
[3859,"Water","Water","Water",359207.2656,2915.40019,88.762,3.33634547770e-005,2.83855394663e-002]
[3860,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1088998.0625,6143.60436,269.096,1.01160350268e-004,6.05369133262e-002]
[3861,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3219307.4063,8836.67396,795.505,2.99436748692e-004,8.72982269870e-002]
[3862,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",246684.0859,2052.92490,60.957,2.29466154500e-005,2.02384026963e-002]
[3863,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",932378.0859,5531.13271,230.395,8.65894111125e-005,5.38168330898e-002]
[3864,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",580579.9141,4318.59292,143.464,5.39187926903e-005,4.23962849859e-002]
[3865,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",558143.4141,2819.04801,137.920,5.18428601928e-005,2.66431915765e-002]
[3866,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3019175.7422,9761.31810,746.052,2.80357569117e-004,9.44462240309e-002]
[3867,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2998410.4688,10923.61605,740.920,2.78339999110e-004,1.04550172380e-001]
[3868,"Water","Water","Water",803544.2188,6093.34140,198.559,7.46845354189e-005,5.69644878850e-002]
[3869,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",62720.3438,956.73816,15.498,5.83398856848e-006,9.08925419669e-003]
[3870,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1654445.6094,6145.34222,408.821,1.53648529619e-004,5.79833919034e-002]
[3871,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",95525.0859,1141.91107,23.605,8.88524646626e-006,1.09796153475e-002]
[3872,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",218441.9688,2002.57185,53.978,2.03178144587e-005,1.88633724480e-002]
[3873,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",225345.5938,1795.31495,55.684,2.09599282568e-005,1.74497779828e-002]
[3874,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",204291.8828,1730.33816,50.481,1.89718177717e-005,1.70658568328e-002]
[3875,"Water","Water","Water",3357782.9766,9857.11674,829.723,3.12162681192e-004,9.63997744210e-002]
[3876,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",203229.5000,1728.09720,50.219,1.88589569360e-005,1.63934773310e-002]
[3877,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",176834.2500,1561.73996,43.697,1.64467038519e-005,1.52824090704e-002]
[3878,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2251595.8984,8974.20243,556.379,2.09107175924e-004,8.68565518875e-002]
[3879,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",247405.5313,1921.03510,61.135,2.30109621205e-005,1.84317241345e-002]
[3880,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2832542.5156,12193.95368,699.934,2.63017765136e-004,1.16197176249e-001]
[3881,"Water","Water","Water",229131.5859,2490.87957,56.619,2.12839888761e-005,2.37015308206e-002]
[3882,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",121733929.4844,194733.22350,30080.989,1.12919182422e-002,1.87344291284e+000]
[3883,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",484707.8984,2766.39036,119.773,4.50805971089e-005,2.71066406318e-002]
[3884,"Water","Water","Water",365796.9688,2631.49572,90.390,3.39891083631e-005,2.44696693513e-002]
[3885,"Water","Water","Water",352375.3281,2914.23902,87.073,3.27328707885e-005,2.89745470732e-002]
[3886,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",458364.9531,2993.74974,113.264,4.26286775706e-005,2.92546622507e-002]
[3887,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",478393.2578,2848.80971,118.213,4.44902511034e-005,2.77457111799e-002]
[3888,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",115190.5469,1259.53831,28.464,1.06885605409e-005,1.19604960287e-002]
[3889,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",334429.9063,2272.72700,82.639,3.11027885755e-005,2.22980185317e-002]
[3890,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",660209.6406,4346.20412,163.141,6.12653481107e-005,4.10178279951e-002]
[3891,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",317758.1406,2538.08255,78.519,2.95502278099e-005,2.47040059312e-002]
[3892,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",363672.9766,2466.14879,89.865,3.38210528281e-005,2.37185431610e-002]
[3893,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",216240.3281,1743.33424,53.434,2.00803460022e-005,1.71039528243e-002]
[3894,"Water","Water","Water",611174.5859,3142.75699,151.024,5.68302548134e-005,3.07413968893e-002]
[3895,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",871897.7031,5648.84999,215.450,8.09528879594e-005,5.49342468373e-002]
[3896,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",775690.6797,4410.16645,191.677,7.21344971295e-005,4.24611656204e-002]
[3897,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",104841.6094,1201.26180,25.907,9.75012570420e-006,1.16115088857e-002]
[3898,"Water","Water","Water",645944.8672,5744.18532,159.616,6.00243591562e-005,5.29504743544e-002]
[3899,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",866098.9844,4356.43035,214.017,8.05403274274e-005,4.25713612170e-002]
[3900,"Water","Water","Water",1834431.5469,11496.39768,453.296,1.70447082918e-004,1.11591204901e-001]
[3901,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",667131071.9844,928498.90112,164851.019,6.19181608162e-002,8.91206144293e+000]
[3902,"Water","Water","Water",24868943.2656,63314.51403,6145.225,2.31012730416e-003,6.03175956720e-001]
[3903,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",312248.1875,2217.38389,77.158,2.90370956220e-005,2.18203113894e-002]
[3904,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3174349.9297,14249.60258,784.396,2.94506119527e-004,1.34873076688e-001]
[3905,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",122513.4141,1272.84733,30.274,1.13922723127e-005,1.22943852994e-002]
[3906,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",122614.3906,1293.46760,30.299,1.13829253332e-005,1.22887113296e-002]
[3907,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",648055.5781,3040.46401,160.137,6.01719209666e-005,2.94974718132e-002]
[3908,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5436338.8047,13195.01797,1343.343,5.04460671894e-004,1.24146097333e-001]
[3909,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",208838.4844,1893.57943,51.605,1.94267040943e-005,1.87112278251e-002]
[3910,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",215958.5000,1851.09142,53.364,2.00481733401e-005,1.83002936084e-002]
[3911,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",424963.3516,2524.73866,105.010,3.94590723098e-005,2.39871190711e-002]
[3912,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",238083.4766,1803.90153,58.831,2.21386911560e-005,1.72027015015e-002]
[3913,"Water","Water","Water",908886.4766,7767.50647,224.590,8.43962785278e-005,7.37307011240e-002]
[3914,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",451657.0547,3109.11444,111.606,4.19979692940e-005,3.01035908499e-002]
[3915,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",212952.6328,1667.30669,52.622,1.97687770056e-005,1.60878251870e-002]
[3916,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",213967.6016,1700.56469,52.872,1.98950144741e-005,1.62609815654e-002]
[3917,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",90663.8203,1080.64637,22.403,8.43339576083e-006,1.04975238605e-002]
[3918,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",229931.4297,1759.27251,56.817,2.13792467947e-005,1.68173733922e-002]
[3919,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2227071.4688,7304.18816,550.319,2.06755459966e-004,6.99260489552e-002]
[3920,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",351793.8984,2263.84307,86.930,3.27104740394e-005,2.13513710421e-002]
[3921,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",200766.9766,1866.52959,49.610,1.86739618414e-005,1.74197656416e-002]
[3922,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",203902.3203,1662.65435,50.385,1.89579000353e-005,1.59648711522e-002]
[3923,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",131303.9609,1331.82698,32.446,1.22080826101e-005,1.28467970026e-002]
[3924,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",364212.8359,2661.86661,89.999,3.38076769399e-005,2.56531172943e-002]
[3925,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",137404.9453,1352.62344,33.953,1.27760704164e-005,1.30249700488e-002]
[3926,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",710547.7578,4434.74068,175.579,6.59133007693e-005,4.24425131726e-002]
[3927,"Water","Water","Water",18198346.5547,20365.54441,4496.891,1.69105373000e-003,2.01845692799e-001]
[3928,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",462367.3516,2567.72884,114.253,4.28971298719e-005,2.46076511989e-002]
[3929,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",160344.7578,1473.92819,39.622,1.49082988329e-005,1.41548522809e-002]
[3930,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",935620.2344,4002.57046,231.196,8.68446627853e-005,3.89106866007e-002]
[3931,"Water","Water","Water",321455.4766,2980.16275,79.433,2.98630999179e-005,2.73957480033e-002]
[3932,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",286713.2266,2131.47369,70.848,2.66145187210e-005,2.02265894730e-002]
[3933,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1058844.1563,5109.03671,261.645,9.82991948652e-005,5.02767242146e-002]
[3934,"Water","Water","Water",1809667.7578,11888.89620,447.177,1.68100307161e-004,1.15853612782e-001]
[3935,"Water","Water","Water",85168.8906,1213.46929,21.046,7.90320906501e-006,1.14503409683e-002]
[3936,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",342050.8281,2431.38607,84.522,3.17542799542e-005,2.33453756240e-002]
[3937,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",8335932.1641,24070.31408,2059.845,7.73288422604e-004,2.28559878284e-001]
[3938,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2631092.9141,12437.84637,650.155,2.44235712721e-004,1.19386425902e-001]
[3939,"Water","Water","Water",244097.4688,2151.61853,60.318,2.26621912112e-005,2.03132013409e-002]
[3940,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",338837.2344,2678.42742,83.728,3.14183495722e-005,2.51382605298e-002]
[3941,"Water","Water","Water",3238610.4141,20001.32129,800.275,3.00780306480e-004,1.90949671486e-001]
[3942,"Water","Water","Water",1562128.4453,5195.69828,386.009,1.45119709752e-004,5.03074131743e-002]
[3943,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2592235.0391,8419.86045,640.553,2.40522260664e-004,7.95105129743e-002]
[3944,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",424141.6797,3069.17626,104.807,3.93612108028e-005,2.98330603929e-002]
[3945,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1331688.3047,6205.44843,329.066,1.23557979590e-004,5.75760581234e-002]
[3946,"Water","Water","Water",3364376.4375,8274.72907,831.352,3.12649497678e-004,7.95126842040e-002]
[3947,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",46911367.5156,95329.57912,11592.005,4.34824676382e-003,9.19362863239e-001]
[3948,"Water","Water","Water",615571.7500,5730.75573,152.110,5.71461219448e-005,5.42914005007e-002]
[3949,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",269967.3828,2074.69644,66.710,2.50324996018e-005,2.02723659808e-002]
[3950,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",327300.5156,2280.57060,80.877,3.03726578701e-005,2.15173933458e-002]
[3951,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",877037.6484,4385.09986,216.720,8.14055118460e-005,4.25903184507e-002]
[3952,"Water","Water","Water",796257.8047,5527.00408,196.759,7.39491407510e-005,5.28181414922e-002]
[3953,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",244350.4766,1849.68868,60.380,2.26763213401e-005,1.78512383042e-002]
[3954,"Water","Water","Water",6313290.3125,11459.89510,1560.042,5.86170056371e-004,1.10132038852e-001]
[3955,"Water","Water","Water",344728.9609,3608.89715,85.184,3.20003701997e-005,3.52516828918e-002]
[3956,"Water","Water","Water",623125.4219,4380.50977,153.977,5.78736415941e-005,4.20205205325e-002]
[3957,"Water","Water","Water",1773316.8672,7393.85962,438.194,1.64804945500e-004,7.09450016477e-002]
[3958,"Water","Water","Water",402972.7422,3506.73909,99.576,3.74053317313e-005,3.37597775109e-002]
[3959,"Water","Water","Water",2083106.7188,10099.93010,514.745,1.93351848240e-004,9.76538231350e-002]
[3960,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1387400.9219,5764.64487,342.833,1.28767279866e-004,5.66947644901e-002]
[3961,"Water","Water","Water",2281832.7656,15915.58922,563.851,2.11867047802e-004,1.54278938181e-001]
[3962,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2591748.9219,10818.26131,640.433,2.40475112113e-004,1.02690450230e-001]
[3963,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",311507.6875,2389.14395,76.975,2.89051427462e-005,2.34480324011e-002]
[3964,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5576784.2188,11371.38566,1378.048,5.17097864204e-004,1.11030004252e-001]
[3965,"Water","Water","Water",2315901.4375,6382.42001,572.269,2.14770025859e-004,6.34986964450e-002]
[3966,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",824051.7656,4004.75133,203.627,7.64597146405e-005,3.82795045247e-002]
[3967,"Water","Water","Water",1757236.8438,6969.73147,434.221,1.63267948600e-004,6.89322931350e-002]
[3968,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",180386.1172,1603.99157,44.574,1.67387351044e-005,1.51911827854e-002]
[3969,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1151906.7344,6314.24877,284.641,1.06880046936e-004,6.03011885400e-002]
[3970,"Water","Water","Water",410647.4219,3935.72322,101.473,3.81179889509e-005,3.74585688860e-002]
[3971,"Water","Water","Water",470600.8594,3266.60660,116.288,4.36794762977e-005,3.04698542604e-002]
[3972,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",148388136.7188,122085.65232,36667.360,1.37786724507e-002,1.18233412023e+000]
[3973,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",147796.8672,1412.42715,36.521,1.37139604518e-005,1.35344188666e-002]
[3974,"Water","Water","Water",253156.5859,2340.83053,62.556,2.35068691663e-005,2.24488228760e-002]
[3975,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",194860.6016,1635.34568,48.151,1.81114717847e-005,1.57832483566e-002]
[3976,"Water","Water","Water",1141959.9063,8634.84902,282.183,1.06053419952e-004,8.10787591920e-002]
[3977,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1006231.7734,4669.02456,248.644,9.33761541896e-005,4.46485531997e-002]
[3978,"Water","Water","Water",1065982.0234,5191.80790,263.409,9.90426175170e-005,5.18510263520e-002]
[3979,"Water","Water","Water",137552.2266,1569.98838,33.990,1.27535065828e-005,1.46644404739e-002]
[3980,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5704569.1250,21631.58274,1409.624,5.29279843363e-004,2.08253853715e-001]
[3981,"Water","Water","Water",1020040.1250,6225.88811,252.056,9.46127125053e-005,5.86546251179e-002]
[3982,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",994882.2578,5512.38766,245.840,9.22968326841e-005,5.20395003329e-002]
[3983,"Water","Water","Water",1096000.3672,5505.59399,270.827,1.01726060730e-004,5.38491693067e-002]
[3984,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",768914.3906,4733.92156,190.002,7.13389608497e-005,4.43103412357e-002]
[3985,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4240761.1719,8871.91300,1047.911,3.93391567167e-004,8.62032537402e-002]
[3986,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",10908186.8047,31932.03922,2695.461,1.01179618308e-003,3.04855263944e-001]
[3987,"Water","Water","Water",230066.7813,2093.60864,56.851,2.13312680095e-005,2.07701234334e-002]
[3988,"Water","Water","Water",726157.8984,4319.50387,179.437,6.74274839640e-005,4.09116294441e-002]
[3989,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1085624.5781,6168.06963,268.263,1.00719720781e-004,6.04666045157e-002]
[3990,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",15343224.8516,23393.64906,3791.378,1.42276866618e-003,2.21576462149e-001]
[3991,"Water","Water","Water",217581.6563,1788.30104,53.765,2.02015538867e-005,1.75942441746e-002]
[3992,"Water","Water","Water",347101.1797,2463.03498,85.770,3.22382148379e-005,2.33917458985e-002]
[3993,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",265992.8359,2156.55921,65.728,2.46589491695e-005,2.14076907522e-002]
[3994,"Water","Water","Water",29602.3125,701.19184,7.315,2.74565482836e-006,6.69423525522e-003]
[3995,"Water","Water","Water",312627.5625,2689.17799,77.252,2.89988512127e-005,2.62283307459e-002]
[3996,"Water","Water","Water",1424831.0234,9208.10071,352.082,1.32358689767e-004,8.90784551725e-002]
[3997,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",541747.6328,3448.38136,133.868,5.02603532899e-005,3.34177579315e-002]
[3998,"Water","Water","Water",4531015.2031,21983.23735,1119.634,4.20444286584e-004,2.11831687050e-001]
[3999,"Water","Water","Water",2267142.8828,10487.43539,560.221,2.10601959472e-004,1.00396955296e-001]
[4000,"Water","Water","Water",257883.8281,2361.73225,63.724,2.39442842077e-005,2.22491279708e-002]
[4001,"Water","Water","Water",1115520.2109,6395.84030,275.650,1.03580282128e-004,6.13727961236e-002]
[4002,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",125884.8594,1298.45697,31.107,1.16787584163e-005,1.25884222417e-002]
[4003,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",160522.3047,1521.68638,39.666,1.48950817782e-005,1.50531746043e-002]
[4004,"Water","Water","Water",804171.7578,6369.05649,198.714,7.45695794670e-005,5.90886085897e-002]
[4005,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1219424.8281,4610.09086,301.325,1.13152411654e-004,4.41775453343e-002]
[4006,"Water","Water","Water",181137.7344,1695.78025,44.760,1.68285181583e-005,1.65710951851e-002]
[4007,"Water","Water","Water",553421.0156,3836.72350,136.753,5.13839773106e-005,3.67798595043e-002]
[4008,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",983943.4297,4089.08118,243.137,9.13738132044e-005,3.83652728651e-002]
[4009,"Water","Water","Water",820109.0313,6244.86563,202.653,7.61528105774e-005,6.06232909272e-002]
[4010,"Water","Water","Water",1385041.5000,7750.93192,342.250,1.28621872997e-004,7.32240928132e-002]
[4011,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3540904.0078,15195.76832,874.973,3.28806127536e-004,1.44094517504e-001]
[4012,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",202306.2969,1784.46764,49.991,1.87715323143e-005,1.75425994120e-002]
[4013,"Water","Water","Water",327630.1016,2210.17096,80.959,3.03881143803e-005,2.10029479932e-002]
[4014,"Water","Water","Water",512767.8281,3947.41259,126.707,4.76157648738e-005,3.70624750181e-002]
[4015,"Water","Water","Water",216352.2969,1738.57588,53.462,2.00767822776e-005,1.71242825060e-002]
[4016,"Water","Water","Water",544865.6328,3992.49108,134.639,5.05330007650e-005,3.75952161414e-002]
[4017,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",6373929.8281,17819.65483,1575.026,5.90980555215e-004,1.69715625471e-001]
[4018,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",468659.0391,3528.53609,115.808,4.34425909779e-005,3.41485967567e-002]
[4019,"Water","Water","Water",2040717.0313,7695.00169,504.270,1.89559544188e-004,7.32902609643e-002]
[4020,"Water","Water","Water",1659784.3047,8107.29180,410.140,1.54007997719e-004,7.77107447637e-002]
[4021,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",135234150.7969,126871.14148,33416.953,1.25210007900e-002,1.20112120673e+000]
[4022,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",89558311.8828,136275.66647,22130.252,8.29434286852e-003,1.29819641337e+000]
[4023,"Water","Water","Water",739146.1563,4190.50032,182.646,6.86124181669e-005,4.00551937637e-002]
[4024,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",909200.4688,4848.98418,224.667,8.43584534726e-005,4.62755475840e-002]
[4025,"Water","Water","Water",1551366.8359,9876.88277,383.350,1.44093451828e-004,9.84131685454e-002]
[4026,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",726559.9609,4208.14074,179.536,6.73435513227e-005,4.01105682014e-002]
[4027,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",250186.2031,1993.23845,61.822,2.31909415305e-005,1.98693499458e-002]
[4028,"Water","Water","Water",2210590.4375,11477.34369,546.247,2.05254770681e-004,1.09704511848e-001]
[4029,"Water","Water","Water",188396.6094,1722.70302,46.554,1.74877932733e-005,1.68765913811e-002]
[4030,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",774240.1641,5144.31796,191.318,7.17387089539e-005,4.80286748156e-002]
[4031,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",207775.6875,1752.23772,51.342,1.92740213528e-005,1.65708412010e-002]
[4032,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",329695.5781,2294.60272,81.469,3.05908985423e-005,2.18377994617e-002]
[4033,"Water","Water","Water",1614073.6719,6854.08023,398.845,1.49821664055e-004,6.50531699025e-002]
[4034,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",845506.5625,4845.59722,208.928,7.83529486997e-005,4.52917441496e-002]
[4035,"Water","Water","Water",283410.7344,2950.30663,70.032,2.62788192697e-005,2.76913818166e-002]
[4036,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",615806.3281,3776.55421,152.168,5.71223782758e-005,3.57366228059e-002]
[4037,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",145606.1016,1378.84819,35.980,1.35047709275e-005,1.32192122734e-002]
[4038,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",374855.9688,2296.32970,92.629,3.47680863953e-005,2.22846631377e-002]
[4039,"Water","Water","Water",452845.4531,3503.24583,111.900,4.20313766276e-005,3.45185603399e-002]
[4040,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2169243.0313,9162.07574,536.029,2.01005532073e-004,8.74716933911e-002]
[4041,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",192590.9609,1769.67557,47.590,1.78615349713e-005,1.67569391589e-002]
[4042,"Water","Water","Water",821600.8516,6707.75333,203.021,7.62346659203e-005,6.35728074846e-002]
[4043,"Water","Water","Water",1256127.9688,5720.87537,310.395,1.16435588338e-004,5.67528882677e-002]
[4044,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",854087.6953,4206.88991,211.049,7.92089443746e-005,4.08417818546e-002]
[4045,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",953386.9531,4510.40652,235.586,8.84482373088e-005,4.24293287719e-002]
[4046,"Water","Water","Water",488488.5078,3025.78543,120.708,4.53507567075e-005,2.93220614483e-002]
[4047,"Water","Water","Water",1062325.8984,7527.69722,262.505,9.85888215259e-005,7.19503236542e-002]
[4048,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",252948.7578,1905.75129,62.505,2.35008510565e-005,1.83075269745e-002]
[4049,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",14980087.3906,21626.39649,3701.645,1.38801603547e-003,2.11701375725e-001]
[4050,"Water","Water","Water",2517183.8516,18101.13022,622.007,2.33686133318e-004,1.72740088234e-001]
[4051,"Water","Water","Water",554190.5313,3340.03750,136.943,5.14465264498e-005,3.18859700754e-002]
[4052,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",454491.1797,2791.44280,112.307,4.21542679770e-005,2.67444894170e-002]
[4053,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",6531946.5078,13801.49437,1614.073,6.06622413549e-004,1.33836082198e-001]
[4054,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",8961190.5547,33926.26232,2214.350,8.30994540358e-004,3.30027571445e-001]
[4055,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",696983.7813,4323.94113,172.228,6.46452969612e-005,4.04912331265e-002]
[4056,"Water","Water","Water",438456.3750,3970.00399,108.344,4.07049878991e-005,3.82828949368e-002]
[4057,"Water","Water","Water",3874269.0078,21040.02210,957.349,3.59442301438e-004,2.03749105004e-001]
[4058,"Water","Water","Water",1682711.6250,10637.05611,415.805,1.56142184884e-004,1.04096489536e-001]
[4059,"Water","Water","Water",1224095.9297,6536.07311,302.479,1.13710133237e-004,6.31789629691e-002]
[4060,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",636991.9766,3636.85880,157.404,5.91708048763e-005,3.64493352238e-002]
[4061,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",847095.4063,3984.78366,209.321,7.84771483444e-005,3.85043619347e-002]
[4062,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",258845.9141,2144.61509,63.962,2.40051149319e-005,2.12346847231e-002]
[4063,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",285650.7266,2126.85387,70.586,2.64921877764e-005,1.99919641143e-002]
[4064,"Water","Water","Water",1264512.7266,8212.04695,312.467,1.17207919808e-004,7.74674200703e-002]
[4065,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",463554.7031,3084.06622,114.546,4.29984729946e-005,2.92426999081e-002]
[4066,"Water","Water","Water",1056829.6328,5333.83254,261.147,9.79320060921e-005,5.13100437917e-002]
[4067,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2738341.6484,8338.21953,676.656,2.54155201281e-004,7.93461839825e-002]
[4068,"Water","Water","Water",554138.1328,3712.29058,136.930,5.13795606299e-005,3.60112135991e-002]
[4069,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",755828.9688,4196.65252,186.769,7.01156504700e-005,4.11555938775e-002]
[4070,"Water","Water","Water",440965.8125,4717.55596,108.965,4.09285158570e-005,4.43159640623e-002]
[4071,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",387766.5938,3343.95262,95.819,3.59601102120e-005,3.11786024060e-002]
[4072,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",11510230.9766,19813.40070,2844.229,1.06888915280e-003,1.90063450422e-001]
[4073,"Water","Water","Water",386574.2266,3275.24159,95.524,3.58439272738e-005,3.25210129628e-002]
[4074,"Water","Water","Water",334234.1328,2998.99260,82.591,3.10409155339e-005,3.00988365335e-002]
[4075,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",199533.1641,1685.07708,49.306,1.85038117864e-005,1.60045978008e-002]
[4076,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3827750.2422,13212.03517,945.854,3.55001807531e-004,1.25681620214e-001]
[4077,"Water","Water","Water",1597022.5391,6243.80106,394.631,1.48340392206e-004,6.07066022741e-002]
[4078,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1139884.5625,6126.85655,281.670,1.05701995958e-004,5.87001157200e-002]
[4079,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",139162254.8203,346369.34178,34387.605,1.28789010094e-002,3.37080435467e+000]
[4080,"Water","Water","Water",1209297.8906,11836.35859,298.823,1.12254703632e-004,1.10707786235e-001]
[4081,"Water","Water","Water",1690054.5391,11689.67997,417.620,1.56707516891e-004,1.15631993659e-001]
[4082,"Water","Water","Water",2967491.0625,9090.65838,733.280,2.74979533825e-004,8.81520823924e-002]
[4083,"Water","Water","Water",2764120.5234,14995.69236,683.026,2.56562396160e-004,1.43466221281e-001]
[4084,"Water","Water","Water",178052.8672,2174.89681,43.998,1.65048061518e-005,2.01686774688e-002]
[4085,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",133268410.1016,190595.58645,32931.210,1.23690870299e-002,1.83968785928e+000]
[4086,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",630408.7813,3727.28532,155.777,5.84743446001e-005,3.56257063468e-002]
[4087,"Water","Water","Water",640859.9297,4842.55709,158.359,5.94878522275e-005,4.56361880808e-002]
[4088,"Water","Water","Water",730571.9375,5482.12510,180.528,6.77098305163e-005,5.12432886477e-002]
[4089,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",355331.9063,2496.98863,87.804,3.29617395492e-005,2.48397517763e-002]
[4090,"Water","Water","Water",1160305.3281,8242.65859,286.717,1.07474625334e-004,7.74847625622e-002]
[4091,"Water","Water","Water",312156.8125,3021.67121,77.135,2.89158968600e-005,2.81598397303e-002]
[4092,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2037495.9609,9479.56173,503.474,1.88977792411e-004,9.11943097235e-002]
[4093,"Water","Water","Water",1735845.1094,7517.40440,428.935,1.61211872354e-004,7.18737862635e-002]
[4094,"Water","Water","Water",864235.7734,5831.10756,213.556,8.01827619477e-005,5.70532555609e-002]
[4095,"Water","Water","Water",3117460.7813,9437.81530,770.338,2.89002451370e-004,9.36386509426e-002]
[4096,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",224487.8281,1730.38251,55.472,2.08182465241e-005,1.66238986544e-002]
[4097,"Water","Water","Water",543086.7813,4265.64138,134.199,5.04384203371e-005,4.15909523627e-002]
[4098,"Water","Water","Water",1734207.7891,8379.55504,428.530,1.60854608561e-004,7.90855576507e-002]
[4099,"Water","Water","Water",222998.2266,1822.01541,55.104,2.07096249619e-005,1.81019140701e-002]
[4100,"Water","Water","Water",539893.8516,4595.31757,133.410,5.00252662543e-005,4.27456910064e-002]
[4101,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1256405.4141,5645.06941,310.463,1.16598149582e-004,5.41364132049e-002]
[4102,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",374514.2109,2429.41815,92.544,3.47303393992e-005,2.31145537898e-002]
[4103,"Water","Water","Water",363918.1797,2991.20576,89.926,3.37874575234e-005,2.92945463160e-002]
[4104,"Water","Water","Water",452587.1797,2589.96911,111.836,4.19188654619e-005,2.56089891899e-002]
[4105,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",521279.2422,2785.60106,128.810,4.83564457717e-005,2.69290923211e-002]
[4106,"Water","Water","Water",1109208.4297,7236.58985,274.090,1.02947637833e-004,6.73256189620e-002]
[4107,"Water","Water","Water",288942.9922,2078.74830,71.399,2.67632594390e-005,1.98794023615e-002]
[4108,"Water","Water","Water",333101.0781,3836.45083,82.311,3.09265453511e-005,3.57279772918e-002]
[4109,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2763249.9141,11938.96812,682.811,2.56250902594e-004,1.14345955259e-001]
[4110,"Water","Water","Water",547546.0234,4238.03724,135.301,5.08206637182e-005,3.99374427808e-002]
[4111,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",324850.5625,2668.98728,80.272,3.01401225796e-005,2.48439597548e-002]
[4112,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",629929.7188,3910.70626,155.658,5.84532784722e-005,3.65946967128e-002]
[4113,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1367686.5703,5824.02838,337.961,1.26848179128e-004,5.63664063676e-002]
[4114,"Water","Water","Water",642449.1563,5115.94503,158.752,5.95995349533e-005,4.85687224585e-002]
[4115,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",397470.5000,2700.29571,98.217,3.68624899495e-005,2.50352472169e-002]
[4116,"Water","Water","Water",280275.0156,2237.00820,69.257,2.60283018781e-005,2.13199822714e-002]
[4117,"Water","Water","Water",1276233.8516,6155.77218,315.363,1.18196054118e-004,5.98091666859e-002]
[4118,"Water","Water","Water",847628.2969,4318.63647,209.453,7.87157604235e-005,4.12818616044e-002]
[4119,"Water","Water","Water",828986.4453,4093.44746,204.846,7.68759856212e-005,3.88429327514e-002]
[4120,"Water","Water","Water",85826.9375,1069.91675,21.208,7.95970423504e-006,1.03152354579e-002]
[4121,"Water","Water","Water",465658.3672,2585.75954,115.066,4.31286848977e-005,2.49272972933e-002]
[4122,"Water","Water","Water",601548.6875,3326.94153,148.645,5.58034565956e-005,3.17062823752e-002]
[4123,"Water","Water","Water",2211972.4844,7456.46862,546.588,2.04926521887e-004,7.18929482867e-002]
[4124,"Water","Water","Water",211529.0703,1749.02187,52.270,1.96002650570e-005,1.65451333139e-002]
[4125,"Water","Water","Water",298318.7969,2363.19420,73.716,2.76708881463e-005,2.34368243798e-002]
[4126,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",928308.7031,5046.97360,229.389,8.60231553057e-005,4.87492309177e-002]
[4127,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4395015.1406,14432.77655,1086.028,4.07468528645e-004,1.40452850726e-001]
[4128,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",621780.0469,4047.86896,153.645,5.76307680854e-005,3.99894085897e-002]
[4129,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",925335.3984,5561.30357,228.654,8.57987682223e-005,5.35675828346e-002]
[4130,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",649827.3125,4063.58353,160.575,6.02866206069e-005,3.94889558971e-002]
[4131,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",312127.6563,2013.19269,77.128,2.89750589832e-005,1.94885981663e-002]
[4132,"Water","Water","Water",1392480.6641,9287.82508,344.088,1.29227688240e-004,9.10848362999e-002]
[4133,"Water","Water","Water",901630.5078,4080.28591,222.797,8.35405375990e-005,4.00337294323e-002]
[4134,"Water","Water","Water",497611.4844,3507.34181,122.962,4.60944003720e-005,3.34359544697e-002]
[4135,"Water","Water","Water",486327.4609,3493.54644,120.174,4.50565664321e-005,3.33144579837e-002]
[4136,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",362822.7344,2234.57687,89.655,3.36808269807e-005,2.12051770550e-002]
[4137,"Water","Water","Water",393418.0234,2653.46539,97.215,3.64355680400e-005,2.57741795165e-002]
[4138,"Water","Water","Water",311257.3359,2620.55884,76.913,2.88965548570e-005,2.51424306834e-002]
[4139,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",833671.5313,4619.23811,206.004,7.73073150502e-005,4.37735299023e-002]
[4140,"Water","Water","Water",8914315.4453,28905.43147,2202.767,8.25405935548e-004,2.77424689706e-001]
[4141,"Water","Water","Water",2375486.1094,16608.63933,586.993,2.20307581473e-004,1.63866937518e-001]
[4142,"Water","Water","Water",2146822.5313,9114.29848,530.489,1.99293773655e-004,8.76558437822e-002]
[4143,"Water","Water","Water",893030.9609,4251.18635,220.672,8.27024715715e-005,3.97780732037e-002]
[4144,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1633827.2266,7119.87316,403.726,1.51486437474e-004,7.03579091207e-002]
[4145,"Water","Water","Water",472582.8906,3482.04815,116.777,4.38542346315e-005,3.25916357194e-002]
[4146,"Water","Water","Water",108397.6484,1428.69340,26.786,1.00531136750e-005,1.33182566301e-002]
[4147,"Water","Water","Water",189893.2969,1588.34425,46.923,1.76107809552e-005,1.52272649787e-002]
[4148,"Water","Water","Water",266888.4219,2297.13287,65.949,2.47770046692e-005,2.27748150047e-002]
[4149,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",249758.4063,1945.36018,61.716,2.31694981525e-005,1.85910195564e-002]
[4150,"Water","Water","Water",744761.1016,4339.81564,184.034,6.89610503887e-005,4.11023959676e-002]
[4151,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",309808.4375,2094.84214,76.555,2.87582030658e-005,1.99979214065e-002]
[4152,"Water","Water","Water",1079993.8594,6811.59940,266.871,1.00209939233e-004,6.68341258416e-002]
[4153,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",935829.6953,5241.29948,231.248,8.66561338035e-005,5.04850411657e-002]
[4154,"Water","Water","Water",848850.1406,3811.06328,209.755,7.87725977747e-005,3.69347759406e-002]
[4155,"Water","Water","Water",692817.9453,3767.56240,171.198,6.42848849576e-005,3.55643275778e-002]
[4156,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",334046.6016,2608.97325,82.544,3.09909561588e-005,2.43060386710e-002]
[4157,"Water","Water","Water",2271563.3047,7096.27987,561.313,2.10376820231e-004,6.91931083241e-002]
[4158,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1350823.5625,5296.48433,333.794,1.25234336499e-004,5.14628466739e-002]
[4159,"Water","Water","Water",161073.9609,1918.75574,39.802,1.49367174321e-005,1.78698894170e-002]
[4160,"Water","Water","Water",341263.8594,2301.29596,84.328,3.16784214833e-005,2.27002337964e-002]
[4161,"Water","Water","Water",408387.8438,2773.51377,100.914,3.78950820437e-005,2.69028210718e-002]
[4162,"Water","Water","Water",3937434.0156,19587.86334,972.957,3.65343543100e-004,1.87934328853e-001]
[4163,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",499424.7031,3541.35876,123.410,4.63301554574e-005,3.29895028007e-002]
[4164,"Water","Water","Water",576409.3984,3732.03726,142.433,5.33775652654e-005,3.54297993171e-002]
[4165,"Water","Water","Water",2565950.1406,10946.63493,634.058,2.37586809867e-004,1.03972000246e-001]
[4166,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",91000975.0391,184898.79897,22486.741,8.41903165535e-003,1.74398656239e+000]
[4167,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1152004.8359,5929.96790,284.665,1.06854208236e-004,5.63507800038e-002]
[4168,"Water","Water","Water",3456498.5625,15654.72267,854.116,3.20022193735e-004,1.48059865238e-001]
[4169,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5080514.2188,22969.69148,1255.417,4.71217897081e-004,2.16863528032e-001]
[4170,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",857509.9375,3968.55129,211.894,7.94990698117e-005,3.77160206550e-002]
[4171,"Water","Water","Water",573239.4609,3649.35372,141.650,5.31551567406e-005,3.52322875018e-002]
[4172,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",891887.6328,4483.79774,220.389,8.27556228456e-005,4.29636378112e-002]
[4173,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",627406.2500,4363.41688,155.035,5.81728016059e-005,4.39274741557e-002]
[4174,"Water","Water","Water",333546.8125,2556.37102,82.421,3.08798812372e-005,2.45644010347e-002]
[4175,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",11625947.6875,25608.06706,2872.823,1.07748053017e-003,2.49538090404e-001]
[4176,"Water","Water","Water",960191.6797,6696.22103,237.268,8.90764541474e-005,6.41755950379e-002]
[4177,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",90668.0703,1107.05928,22.404,8.41018086625e-006,1.05689797547e-002]
[4178,"Water","Water","Water",432217.1172,3099.10055,106.803,4.01014108740e-005,3.08335493564e-002]
[4179,"Water","Water","Water",608236.1406,4065.42562,150.298,5.63097633373e-005,3.98803911321e-002]
[4180,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3171740.6094,12793.12730,783.751,2.94002532556e-004,1.24406785464e-001]
[4181,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",220615.7813,1785.37678,54.515,2.04703601597e-005,1.68396360702e-002]
[4182,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2630680.6172,10304.22829,650.053,2.43975083176e-004,9.87780321196e-002]
[4183,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",128729.7422,1295.61595,31.810,1.19402822595e-005,1.25511920159e-002]
[4184,"Water","Water","Water",1062022.0781,6571.78214,262.430,9.85687055523e-005,6.37548658306e-002]
[4185,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",317371.8281,2475.17144,78.424,2.94219335504e-005,2.32835661116e-002]
[4186,"Water","Water","Water",431641.3281,4236.94283,106.660,4.00179705760e-005,3.97388835743e-002]
[4187,"Water","Water","Water",214334.1641,2023.98860,52.963,1.98957054228e-005,1.95346467163e-002]
[4188,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4389860.8516,18439.61421,1084.754,4.07086857627e-004,1.76159517299e-001]
[4189,"Water","Water","Water",1012368.5703,4218.34363,250.161,9.39224406837e-005,4.08215498290e-002]
[4190,"Water","Water","Water",570340.1797,3072.65926,140.934,5.28830804100e-005,3.04547942366e-002]
[4191,"Water","Water","Water",3031841.6719,10905.73396,749.181,2.81366642361e-004,1.05627838024e-001]
[4192,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",406680.1719,2869.20686,100.492,3.76986959179e-005,2.65797448488e-002]
[4193,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1726415.6406,6766.58152,426.605,1.60024696413e-004,6.48911407378e-002]
[4194,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",12830.0469,738.87655,3.170,1.18834579616e-006,7.54508268827e-003]
[4195,"Water","Water","Water",686286.8594,6043.10362,169.584,6.35270829142e-005,6.10711174764e-002]
[4196,"Water","Water","Water",662327.7500,3478.07371,163.664,6.14070602921e-005,3.32085984107e-002]
[4197,"Water","Water","Water",1103547.1250,6316.26087,272.691,1.02154227916e-004,6.11391243229e-002]
[4198,"Water","Water","Water",381369.5625,2861.43278,94.238,3.53550782480e-005,2.66952574783e-002]
[4199,"Water","Water","Water",3959380.5703,19356.27702,978.380,3.66505728974e-004,1.83766458151e-001]
[4200,"Water","Water","Water",611954.0391,4502.29014,151.217,5.67746714563e-005,4.47467998585e-002]
[4201,"Water","Water","Water",893470.6563,7010.04343,220.781,8.28838543643e-005,6.66810196723e-002]
[4202,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",375485.8828,2574.98394,92.784,3.48178662694e-005,2.42924951063e-002]
[4203,"Water","Water","Water",423753.1797,2858.40773,104.711,3.93099188364e-005,2.72218686746e-002]
[4204,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",26400354.0000,54744.11060,6523.643,2.44896630426e-003,5.27460908311e-001]
[4205,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",8807161.4297,35988.62636,2176.288,8.16767459836e-004,3.52680993576e-001]
[4206,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",165606.3516,1480.95629,40.922,1.53657459056e-005,1.43631419150e-002]
[4207,"Water","Water","Water",554474.0078,5401.70363,137.013,5.14038610787e-005,5.26167936235e-002]
[4208,"Water","Water","Water",232886.2422,2723.24870,57.547,2.15900147580e-005,2.61843381361e-002]
[4209,"Water","Water","Water",445803.7891,3208.69143,110.160,4.13244835345e-005,3.14425802493e-002]
[4210,"Water","Water","Water",500011.3359,4005.32755,123.555,4.63798694712e-005,3.87700332744e-002]
[4211,"Water","Water","Water",120892.5781,1271.09861,29.873,1.12200472943e-005,1.21143700666e-002]
[4212,"Water","Water","Water",1268166.0859,6124.60816,313.369,1.17376143540e-004,5.92852926662e-002]
[4213,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1145625.6953,6031.20946,283.089,1.06278510042e-004,5.84768319971e-002]
[4214,"Water","Water","Water",191700.6797,1774.31274,47.370,1.77890847197e-005,1.67314771816e-002]
[4215,"Water","Water","Water",817474.1641,4919.68943,202.001,7.58259820626e-005,4.59266326103e-002]
[4216,"Water","Water","Water",255718.0547,2082.16063,63.189,2.37238876638e-005,1.99704110766e-002]
[4217,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",248793.8594,2093.04502,61.478,2.30709988926e-005,1.95041799555e-002]
[4218,"Water","Water","Water",358796.2500,2520.08881,88.660,3.32600538896e-005,2.38118870905e-002]
[4219,"Water","Water","Water",2089053.2656,7094.22035,516.214,1.93340579126e-004,7.00753631798e-002]
[4220,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",204414.5313,1721.51270,50.512,1.89647683791e-005,1.63006327833e-002]
[4221,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",831242.9688,4218.66450,205.404,7.70373429662e-005,4.06520683947e-002]
[4222,"Water","Water","Water",337299.4844,2506.40944,83.348,3.12316078048e-005,2.35703188430e-002]
[4223,"Water","Water","Water",1531435.7344,7044.46333,378.424,1.42032415040e-004,6.57250703209e-002]
[4224,"Water","Water","Water",477542.7578,2912.50174,118.003,4.42952160879e-005,2.77800727517e-002]
[4225,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",572925.0156,3480.70888,141.572,5.31256691917e-005,3.31142990772e-002]
[4226,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1333318.0078,6718.13577,329.469,1.23601596808e-004,6.41423855588e-002]
[4227,"Water","Water","Water",791233.1641,4696.88736,195.517,7.33853978017e-005,4.55028460345e-002]
[4228,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",367610.2188,2456.05200,90.838,3.40707844243e-005,2.41651570047e-002]
[4229,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",730611.0234,4379.69690,180.537,6.77426426423e-005,4.14258082326e-002]
[4230,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",15397981.8438,29043.62368,3804.909,1.42821509775e-003,2.83844285562e-001]
[4231,"Water","Water","Water",535726.4688,3397.78274,132.380,4.96018332706e-005,3.28451368474e-002]
[4232,"Water","Water","Water",1574287.5469,6300.84594,389.013,1.45999873885e-004,6.01122953565e-002]
[4233,"Water","Water","Water",470038.6875,2859.17111,116.149,4.36117209074e-005,2.72777311195e-002]
[4234,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",311120.1484,2370.50536,76.879,2.88475397266e-005,2.24696327701e-002]
[4235,"Water","Water","Water",255895.0000,2135.51989,63.233,2.37325490774e-005,1.99133865582e-002]
[4236,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",935588.8828,6143.80447,231.188,8.67960434102e-005,5.67618400653e-002]
[4237,"Water","Water","Water",360555.8828,2328.67074,89.095,3.33712902658e-005,2.22404079835e-002]
[4238,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",790145.9141,3716.08530,195.249,7.31605747925e-005,3.65803078349e-002]
[4239,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2832801.8516,11153.21987,699.998,2.62636272884e-004,1.07523058500e-001]
[4240,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",318321.4297,2150.00972,78.659,2.95288464173e-005,2.11004083445e-002]
[4241,"Water","Water","Water",783444.8359,4283.48437,193.593,7.26656108512e-005,4.05731386495e-002]
[4242,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",307506.1875,2185.30673,75.986,2.85140578392e-005,2.11945573378e-002]
[4243,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",305781.3203,2092.13245,75.560,2.83530358648e-005,1.99511078914e-002]
[4244,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",393851.7422,2532.24197,97.322,3.65158375866e-005,2.48786740342e-002]
[4245,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1286350.1563,6345.46631,317.863,1.19244821734e-004,5.91449893406e-002]
[4246,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2925785.9844,9615.33585,722.975,2.71237983055e-004,9.20595547496e-002]
[4247,"Water","Water","Water",2035822.7813,8861.52971,503.061,1.88673868993e-004,8.74746103510e-002]
[4248,"Water","Water","Water",747345.9297,4646.48386,184.672,6.92632370460e-005,4.48526038843e-002]
[4249,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",482707.5469,2596.16292,119.279,4.47748640233e-005,2.45930556466e-002]
[4250,"Water","Water","Water",680479.2891,3879.40640,168.149,6.29558789215e-005,3.68079444471e-002]
[4251,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",373125.4219,2886.96237,92.201,3.46105198350e-005,2.81536972211e-002]
[4252,"Water","Water","Water",518099.8359,3754.33289,128.025,4.80204364059e-005,3.64667735628e-002]
[4253,"Water","Water","Water",5842363.8750,19071.92805,1443.674,5.40621526471e-004,1.85099567642e-001]
[4254,"Water","Water","Water",814477.7891,4383.75577,201.261,7.53504141189e-005,4.18688847969e-002]
[4255,"Water","Water","Water",565121.4063,3643.87026,139.644,5.23755705819e-005,3.45805991125e-002]
[4256,"Water","Water","Water",270999.3984,2217.40189,66.965,2.51381369907e-005,2.11111414395e-002]
[4257,"Water","Water","Water",799170.2813,4337.75227,197.478,7.40670104251e-005,4.12302568181e-002]
[4258,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4849703.1797,21111.12069,1198.383,4.48583897504e-004,2.05741343579e-001]
[4259,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",694947.7500,4345.94961,171.725,6.44274840253e-005,4.17452775761e-002]
[4260,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1399387.4922,8726.06438,345.795,1.29747047152e-004,8.15876103699e-002]
[4261,"Water","Water","Water",702826.0391,3362.42574,173.671,6.50324120459e-005,3.21047714603e-002]
[4262,"Water","Water","Water",312916.2891,2900.11547,77.323,2.90203350887e-005,2.80963759232e-002]
[4263,"Water","Water","Water",831852.6406,4204.71670,205.554,7.71402302296e-005,4.04343551253e-002]
[4264,"Water","Water","Water",274742.3047,2237.25786,67.890,2.54205801069e-005,2.13143108750e-002]
[4265,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2326292.3281,8440.54284,574.837,2.15764690491e-004,7.99620606764e-002]
[4266,"Water","Water","Water",200150.7734,1687.43775,49.458,1.85491788959e-005,1.60698496555e-002]
[4267,"Water","Water","Water",317562.1406,2706.13847,78.471,2.94503698942e-005,2.61800920384e-002]
[4268,"Water","Water","Water",3744893.6406,10579.25069,925.380,3.46530423941e-004,9.95776594538e-002]
[4269,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1126619.8047,5929.45983,278.393,1.04419079851e-004,5.65653564000e-002]
[4270,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1777832.0781,6607.08056,439.310,1.64778573545e-004,6.33139250915e-002]
[4271,"Water","Water","Water",634753.7422,3393.05119,156.850,5.87163256294e-005,3.31870393056e-002]
[4272,"Water","Water","Water",4457020.7422,16816.59289,1101.349,4.12985501564e-004,1.64033101213e-001]
[4273,"Water","Water","Water",273282.9141,2527.67675,67.529,2.53409936034e-005,2.40294962336e-002]
[4274,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",296542.1875,2315.71751,73.277,2.74907235600e-005,2.26155394605e-002]
[4275,"Water","Water","Water",431506.3281,3014.75073,106.627,3.99907366155e-005,2.84314201943e-002]
[4276,"Water","Water","Water",320190.9766,2312.85477,79.121,2.96714788888e-005,2.25696408518e-002]
[4277,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1562543.3359,7331.80961,386.111,1.44928434799e-004,7.02594039420e-002]
[4278,"Water","Water","Water",257569.8672,1998.90832,63.647,2.38246219716e-005,1.90779381755e-002]
[4279,"Water","Water","Water",830086.0781,5555.37209,205.118,7.69809466029e-005,5.26221535041e-002]
[4280,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",405154.9297,2764.51560,100.116,3.75565216408e-005,2.66992883959e-002]
[4281,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",408756.7813,2956.89355,101.006,3.78711150222e-005,2.81567403199e-002]
[4282,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1458003.8516,8353.72281,360.279,1.35118609746e-004,8.07083817657e-002]
[4283,"Water","Water","Water",512851.0703,3231.39859,126.728,4.75593247995e-005,3.08393229456e-002]
[4284,"Water","Water","Water",127940.9141,1316.57158,31.615,1.18373396837e-005,1.28495971407e-002]
[4285,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2062516.4609,8480.39465,509.657,1.91152550948e-004,8.02975898834e-002]
[4286,"Water","Water","Water",278298.5391,2009.93332,68.769,2.58111061291e-005,1.94536307353e-002]
[4287,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",8000572.7031,24224.68551,1976.977,7.39928727199e-004,2.35998267756e-001]
[4288,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",366285.0547,2759.90633,90.511,3.39530208206e-005,2.64778256036e-002]
[4289,"Water","Water","Water",1226530.5469,5581.81152,303.081,1.13470394859e-004,5.45874192632e-002]
[4290,"Water","Water","Water",420531.2422,3078.23148,103.915,3.89198048791e-005,2.92681551704e-002]
[4291,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",17988124.6719,39189.05081,4444.945,1.66366023536e-003,3.86398519852e-001]
[4292,"Water","Water","Water",248776.7813,2149.34038,61.474,2.30678978188e-005,2.11346109887e-002]
[4293,"Water","Water","Water",147284.7500,1443.18750,36.395,1.36312675435e-005,1.38176901129e-002]
[4294,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",303672.2578,2445.54829,75.039,2.81484436110e-005,2.39201324884e-002]
[4295,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",271255.2891,2377.36594,67.028,2.50896670443e-005,2.22248670764e-002]
[4296,"Water","Water","Water",561128.5469,4041.15540,138.657,5.19238485518e-005,3.83270917942e-002]
[4297,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",126119.5703,1484.92746,31.165,1.16648990681e-005,1.40152822173e-002]
[4298,"Water","Water","Water",279628.5156,2276.56472,69.097,2.59298482563e-005,2.25381529491e-002]
[4299,"Water","Water","Water",1186036.2813,7470.43643,293.075,1.09710962852e-004,7.34280925132e-002]
[4300,"Water","Water","Water",737860.1719,4881.73347,182.328,6.83609630565e-005,4.61915705688e-002]
[4301,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1078769.7188,5505.10106,266.569,9.99622851642e-005,5.26958588234e-002]
[4302,"Water","Water","Water",475508.4766,4212.32778,117.500,4.40560996822e-005,3.90898121952e-002]
[4303,"Water","Water","Water",3483047.0859,11884.43474,860.676,3.22295962066e-004,1.13254854785e-001]
[4304,"Water","Water","Water",179240.1797,1550.90226,44.291,1.65879568844e-005,1.50355078040e-002]
[4305,"Water","Water","Water",1336041.9922,7083.87159,330.142,1.23589449326e-004,6.94784588873e-002]
[4306,"Water","Water","Water",747108.9375,4405.01178,184.614,6.92197399346e-005,4.27350877516e-002]
[4307,"Water","Water","Water",993397.5391,6565.09018,245.473,9.21056561100e-005,6.24081055341e-002]
[4308,"Water","Water","Water",2239172.5625,13464.62587,553.309,2.07422460088e-004,1.32383133953e-001]
[4309,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",242499.3438,1836.16015,59.923,2.24781101190e-005,1.76295371263e-002]
[4310,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3424765.4531,13510.33997,846.275,3.17483805448e-004,1.29554438190e-001]
[4311,"Water","Water","Water",546713.6328,3006.90315,135.095,5.05662473090e-005,2.93498229987e-002]
[4312,"Water","Water","Water",201608.5156,1768.46646,49.818,1.86932965163e-005,1.74693862306e-002]
[4313,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",230611.2422,2022.65030,56.985,2.13274901169e-005,1.91736216573e-002]
[4314,"Water","Water","Water",785116.8516,5109.91274,194.006,7.26236073682e-005,4.98112122581e-002]
[4315,"Water","Water","Water",637021.1250,3344.46340,157.411,5.90201090172e-005,3.16013182407e-002]
[4316,"Water","Water","Water",2713124.7422,6958.09707,670.425,2.51014392459e-004,6.70590837262e-002]
[4317,"Water","Water","Water",403954.2656,3944.55967,99.819,3.73614526804e-005,3.84109273764e-002]
[4318,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",648922.0625,3285.66361,160.351,6.01475774924e-005,3.19173243498e-002]
[4319,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",104267935.8438,214567.51442,25765.065,9.63849440147e-003,2.05925495654e+000]
[4320,"Water","Water","Water",1232487.9297,6153.27064,304.553,1.14012942284e-004,5.76105396935e-002]
[4321,"Water","Water","Water",1243099.4688,7180.80559,307.175,1.14991933468e-004,6.70359222829e-002]
[4322,"Water","Water","Water",294099.9219,3214.51165,72.673,2.72400263564e-005,3.02371334295e-002]
[4323,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2923199.3438,7337.13409,722.335,2.70953265685e-004,7.06914727584e-002]
[4324,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",10335828.8672,38031.40374,2554.029,9.55640671497e-004,3.72254663506e-001]
[4325,"Water","Water","Water",1261465.2500,7026.07652,311.714,1.16846884251e-004,6.90665128206e-002]
[4326,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1021716.5391,6372.64735,252.471,9.46549573794e-005,5.96801135119e-002]
[4327,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",193675.4219,1668.25299,47.858,1.79522837458e-005,1.58745324452e-002]
[4328,"Water","Water","Water",665712.4219,3861.61815,164.500,6.15672994755e-005,3.80277806963e-002]
[4329,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5188117.9922,21184.84608,1282.007,4.80836369306e-004,2.01637568030e-001]
[4330,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",40859879.1250,109132.08975,10096.656,3.77589372204e-003,1.03624916163e+000]
[4331,"Water","Water","Water",799198.5391,5172.23963,197.485,7.40246777258e-005,4.92383318242e-002]
[4332,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1384997.9453,7289.44553,342.239,1.28350753278e-004,7.15594587188e-002]
[4333,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3530394.1641,14655.74306,872.376,3.27148033683e-004,1.40059709548e-001]
[4334,"Water","Water","Water",3341515.4219,9357.23221,825.703,3.09045921429e-004,8.76545762818e-002]
[4335,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",796651.8828,4755.85803,196.856,7.38229304085e-005,4.41557417073e-002]
[4336,"Water","Water","Water",435481.6563,3725.83649,107.609,4.03341648271e-005,3.48666222408e-002]
[4337,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3337456.0781,12193.35461,824.700,3.09319364143e-004,1.19625785190e-001]
[4338,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",7094246.9531,21103.18057,1753.020,6.55747179477e-004,2.00515736874e-001]
[4339,"Water","Water","Water",798472.0625,4636.50875,197.306,7.39510883785e-005,4.44968427628e-002]
[4340,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",493640.6641,2946.05093,121.981,4.57312286428e-005,2.91743816515e-002]
[4341,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",656613.4375,3738.57647,162.252,6.08336909034e-005,3.56091267088e-002]
[4342,"Water","Water","Water",476669.1172,3103.97789,117.787,4.40797813082e-005,2.91509620518e-002]
[4343,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2215289.0938,11604.04646,547.408,2.05286788075e-004,1.12932247673e-001]
[4344,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",272562.5000,2331.34706,67.351,2.52064174161e-005,2.17833866433e-002]
[4345,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4392672.7813,19032.99721,1085.449,4.06859178739e-004,1.87013574111e-001]
[4346,"Water","Water","Water",309773.3984,2955.85741,76.546,2.86886412849e-005,2.78884120820e-002]
[4347,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4132063.0547,19613.24216,1021.051,3.82913583654e-004,1.90318797992e-001]
[4348,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",327718.2578,2229.62890,80.981,3.03588960844e-005,2.10254488896e-002]
[4349,"Water","Water","Water",1448651.3984,8814.57607,357.968,1.33943155704e-004,8.18647454163e-002]
[4350,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",303404.4375,2415.37402,74.973,2.80464070537e-005,2.30615376044e-002]
[4351,"Water","Water","Water",531722.7969,3348.55649,131.391,4.91700507801e-005,3.23831447375e-002]
[4352,"Water","Water","Water",299579.2266,2799.84888,74.027,2.77632531616e-005,2.71711699599e-002]
[4353,"Water","Water","Water",942238.3203,3818.94429,232.831,8.71469338816e-005,3.62232218007e-002]
[4354,"Water","Water","Water",269399.3906,2079.32009,66.570,2.49069891528e-005,1.99316896948e-002]
[4355,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",321599.2188,2448.58600,79.469,2.98016301927e-005,2.34384221017e-002]
[4356,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1688100.6484,7617.98278,417.137,1.56414219868e-004,7.38543567659e-002]
[4357,"Water","Water","Water",607317.6250,3847.59309,150.071,5.61406228272e-005,3.71885491751e-002]
[4358,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4849974.3828,18036.51076,1198.450,4.49409389621e-004,1.73258668413e-001]
[4359,"Water","Water","Water",823292.5625,5817.55399,203.439,7.61169358630e-005,5.38986470093e-002]
[4360,"Water","Water","Water",371240.2500,2953.75091,91.735,3.43329364346e-005,2.79761860856e-002]
[4361,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",286316.5703,2284.93619,70.750,2.65329514855e-005,2.22171207823e-002]
[4362,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3816058.0547,17169.61778,942.965,3.53564398611e-004,1.66374992812e-001]
[4363,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",854646.3047,4579.48574,211.187,7.91746355986e-005,4.26309828029e-002]
[4364,"Water","Water","Water",1267889.1484,7124.61436,313.301,1.17211917571e-004,6.77934171498e-002]
[4365,"Water","Water","Water",787977.9844,4515.14184,194.713,7.28449134496e-005,4.40416860163e-002]
[4366,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",96262.9063,1123.76160,23.787,8.89848752829e-006,1.07902905657e-002]
[4367,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1533495.3828,5592.53029,378.933,1.42018823407e-004,5.60944496073e-002]
[4368,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1776815.1484,10380.11489,439.059,1.64305807256e-004,9.89883993583e-002]
[4369,"Water","Water","Water",772690.7344,4338.45572,190.935,7.14525683621e-005,4.17955189279e-002]
[4370,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",537367.6328,3212.12753,132.786,4.97696606147e-005,3.17485503796e-002]
[4371,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",265407.3828,2053.23996,65.583,2.45870072880e-005,1.93773579553e-002]
[4372,"Water","Water","Water",713050.5938,4026.59089,176.198,6.59368184114e-005,3.86528983963e-002]
[4373,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",346968.1328,2191.22111,85.737,3.21394010989e-005,2.15066458427e-002]
[4374,"Water","Water","Water",1570177.1484,8306.91011,387.998,1.45129646163e-004,8.18414979139e-002]
[4375,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1286890.0547,6819.81742,317.996,1.19176690703e-004,6.72953901619e-002]
[4376,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",440224.1250,2574.54665,108.781,4.07822174158e-005,2.45144448655e-002]
[4377,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",242550.6328,2067.30582,59.935,2.24255152239e-005,1.93210941071e-002]
[4378,"Water","Water","Water",2462358.3672,7041.03211,608.460,2.27592432482e-004,6.73259402965e-002]
[4379,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5372836.2031,18065.83567,1327.651,4.97726670476e-004,1.74224838606e-001]
[4380,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",398389.1797,2518.86847,98.444,3.68995762723e-005,2.41313293727e-002]
[4381,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",938021.8828,4314.30130,231.789,8.68722608913e-005,4.24924652972e-002]
[4382,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1686852.2500,7946.88739,416.829,1.56171550612e-004,7.78417355273e-002]
[4383,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",513102.2656,3007.56235,126.790,4.75197763488e-005,2.91132529000e-002]
[4384,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",197793.0156,1665.52991,48.876,1.83241112880e-005,1.58243818192e-002]
[4385,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1017156.4844,5447.31953,251.344,9.42180366799e-005,5.18766210334e-002]
[4386,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",11964051.7031,34807.88487,2956.370,1.10771772909e-003,3.43297125852e-001]
[4387,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",5664624.7813,23564.35341,1399.754,5.24395610930e-004,2.34823126031e-001]
[4388,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",10319511.4844,39361.10581,2549.997,9.55610126044e-004,3.91008726073e-001]
[4389,"Water","Water","Water",832670.2422,5784.78431,205.756,7.69463239470e-005,5.43989021761e-002]
[4390,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",262284.1172,1992.39923,64.812,2.42856253172e-005,1.93772436700e-002]
[4391,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1043357.8516,4828.47198,257.818,9.66384736375e-005,4.75299651222e-002]
[4392,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",625552.7734,3233.20288,154.577,5.79163433657e-005,3.16822380553e-002]
[4393,"Water","Water","Water",608155.1563,3310.02015,150.278,5.61982059499e-005,3.20397944315e-002]
[4394,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",286985.9844,1940.15876,70.915,2.65789134811e-005,1.87966944984e-002]
[4395,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",96157.8906,1310.50872,23.761,8.88421090717e-006,1.27379190062e-002]
[4396,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3895119.4375,12345.59824,962.501,3.60770723847e-004,1.24073045871e-001]
[4397,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",3097830.1719,10907.60855,765.487,2.86879528348e-004,1.07195167755e-001]
[4398,"Water","Water","Water",489233.8906,2958.77936,120.892,4.52059819856e-005,2.80762545301e-002]
[4399,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",410009.0859,2454.15574,101.315,3.79542601898e-005,2.35182054078e-002]
[4400,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",2139630.1563,6340.10709,528.712,1.98141054251e-004,6.13057327305e-002]
[4401,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1289930.7656,6822.24339,318.748,1.19446272530e-004,6.68276862778e-002]
[4402,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1334999.5156,7406.98847,329.884,1.23624146093e-004,7.32386717485e-002]
[4403,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",768676.0156,4521.60886,189.943,7.11783563948e-005,4.34662357266e-002]
[4404,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",4461828.5078,26336.41974,1102.537,4.12110077810e-004,2.53330566002e-001]
[4405,"Qds","Delta Plain, Saline Marsh","Gray to black clay of high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",1742920.0000,8383.84274,430.683,1.61409304707e-004,8.47552527208e-002]
[4406,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",587168.8594,3741.45639,145.092,5.42546188432e-005,3.59832315802e-002]
[4407,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",8881805.2031,28578.09294,2194.733,8.20315380407e-004,2.72225528097e-001]
[4408,"Water","Water","Water",966230.1641,7570.50900,238.760,8.92147369591e-005,7.17566034576e-002]
[4409,"Qdf","Delta Plain, Fresh Marsh","Gray to black clay of very high organic content, some peat.  Area of active and abandoned delta lobes of the Mississippi River.",270662.3047,2196.02110,66.882,2.49889092580e-005,2.09233292552e-002]