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USDA SSURGO SOIL REFERENCE

Delaware Soil Map

This Delaware soil map brings together USDA SSURGO county soil data for published counties, including New Castle County soil data and Sussex County soil data.

Published Counties
2
Qualifying cohort counties
Authoritative Source
USDA NRCS SSURGO
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County Soil Summaries

2 published counties

New Castle County

100%
Mapped land coverage
316,177.21 ac
Mapped soil area
Largest unit: Water
Largest component: Water
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Sussex County

99.99%
Mapped land coverage
765,638.75 ac
Mapped soil area
Largest unit: Water
Largest component: Water
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Primary Public Datasets:U.S. Census Bureau (TIGERweb)•USDA SSURGO (NRCS) Soils•USGS 3DEP Elevation•USGS Watershed Boundary Dataset•MRLC NLCD 2021•FEMA NFHL

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