Profile Number: 386    Series: CALAWAH?                      

Location: QUINAULT RNA, OLYMPIC N.P., HSO3, PIT 2, OLYMPIC N.F.

Classification: UMBRIC DYSTROCHREPTS, FINE-SILTY, MIXED MESIC               
         Slope: 5 %
        Aspect: W  
     Elevation: 400 ft.
      Landform: GLACIAL OUTWASH PLAIN         
      Drainage: WELL DRAINED                  
   Parent Mat.: WATER-DEPOSITED GLACIAL DRIFT                                                   
    Vegetation: TSHE/POMU-OXOR ASSOCIATION                                  
   Description: NORGREN & DYRNESS 6/23/96        


O1  1 - .75 in.      Moss, moss remains, needles (L and F layers).

O2  .75 - 0 in.     Very dark grayish brown (10YR3/2) when moist 
                    discontinuous humus layer; abundant fine, 
                    medium, and coarse roots; clear and smooth 
                    boundary.

B1  0 - 12 in.      Dark brown (7.5YR3/3) when moist silt loam; 
                    weak, medium subangular blocky structure; 
                    friable when moist, nonsticky and plastic 
                    when wet; 3% fine gravel, high in organic 
                    matter; few fine and medium roots; gradual 
                    and wavy boundary.

B2  12 - 26 in.     Dark brown (7.5YR3/4) when moist silty clay 
                    loam; weak, medium subangular blocky 
                    structure; slightly hard when dry, firm when 
                    moist, slightly sticky and plastic when wet; 
                    5% gravel; few fine roots; diffuse and wavy 
                    boundary.

BC  26 - 46 in.     Brown (7.5YR4/4) when moist gravelly silty 
                    clay loam; massive structure; firm when 
                    moist, slightly sticky and plastic when wet; 
                    18% fine gravel, lenses with 30% gravel; no 
                    roots; abrupt and smooth boundary.

C  46+ in.          Strong brown (7.5YR4/6) when moist silty 
                    clay; massive structure; firm and brittle 
                    when moist, sticky and very plastic when wet; 
                    no gravel; no roots.