Water landscapes of the Saarland
Description
Map of Germany’s water landscapes with the most important substrate properties and geogenic water chemistry: (K) = carbonate, (S) = silica grain sizes: Coarse material: Blocks 200 mm Stones 63-200 mm Gravel 2-63 mm Sands 0.063-2 mm Fine Material: Sluff: 0.002-0.063 mm Tone 0.002 mm Material data/attribute information: Value field: No. A: The FLIESS WHEEL FEATURES OF THE FLACH AND Hill Country AUEN OVER 300 m BREITE 16 = fine material awnings (K,S): tonig, fluffy 45 = floodplains (S): gravel, sandy 24 = coarse material awnings (K,S): gravel and coarse 46 = floodplains (K,S): pebble, sandy 18 = floodplains (S): partly vermoort/Lower bogs: predominantly organic material 17 = high bogs (S): organic material 44 = Older floodplains (K,S): mostly pebbled, sandy 32 = march (K,S): Schlick/sand mixture, heavy clays Jungmorenland 62 = final moraines and fluvioglacial deposits (K,S): sandy, pebbled, stony, blocky 61 = base moraine & fluvioglacial deposits (K,S): sandy, loamy, gravel and coarse 43 = sander (S): sandy Altmorenland 59 = End moraine & fluvioglacial deposits (K,S): sandy, loamy, gravel, coarse 60 = base moraine and fluvioglacial deposits (K,S): sandy, loamy, gravel and coarse loess regions 28 = over 2 m thick deposits of fine material: sloppy, toned, fine sandy B: THE FLIESS WEATHERLANDS OF THE DECK MOUNTAINS (HILLS; Mountain and Central Mountains) 3 = Basaltic Volcanite (K), (Tertiary,Quarter): stony, bocky, pebble, very little sand 47 = tertiary hilllands (S,K): clay, loamy, sandy, sometimes also pebbled, stony CREIDE 25 = lime (K): clay, whether or not pebbled 64 = sand, clay and marl stones (S): loamy, sandy, pebbled JURA 29 = malm (K): gravel, clay, whether or not stony 27 = Lias/Dogger (K): pebbled, clayy, whether or not loamy KEUPER 22 = sandstone (K): sandy, loamy 23 = marl, claystone (K):tony mussel lime 36 = (K) pebble, clayy, whether or not coarse BUNTSANDSTEIN 4 = (S): sandy, pebbled, stony C: The FLIESS WHEEL COUNTRY COUNTRY OF THE GUIDE (HÜGEL- BERGLAND AND low mountains 15 = slate and similar (S): stony, pebbled, toned (soft sloping) 13 = gneise and similar (S): stony, rocky, pebbled (hard slope) 14 = granite & similar (S): rocky, rocky, sandy (hard sloping) D:THE FLOOR WATERLANDS OF ALPEN 35 = Wrinkle molasses (K): stony, bocky, loamy (soft sliding) 10 = Flyschzone (K): stony, bocky, loamy (soft slope) 2 = Lime Alps (K): stony, bocked (hard deflection) E: REGIONS WITHOUT SPECIFIC WATER MORPHOLOGY; BUT WITH SIGNIFICANCE FOR SLIDING; Deposit guide AND water chemistry 6 = sand cover (S): Dunes, airborne blankets 56 = low terraces (K,S): gravel, sandy, stony 58 = Older terraces (K,S): gravel, stony, sandy 63 = Other volcanoites (tertiary/quarter & older: Tuffe, Brekcia and others (K,S) Grundge Mountains 53 = Zechstein (K): Clay, marl and sandstones, plaster: clay, loam 42 = Reddished: Sand and claystones, conglomerates (S): Clay 40 = Reddished: Porphyry (K): stony, pebbled, very hard sloping 5 = limes (K): pebble, stony 12 = Diabase (K): gravel, stony, very hard sloping (s.basaltic vulcanite) F:KÜSTENNAHE SEDIMENTS 33 = predominantly coarse material: Stones, blocks 31 = predominantly: Sands, gravel 55 = predominantly fine material: Schlick 52 = Watt: clayy (slick/sand mixture) 7 = active beach formation (sand drift): Sandbanks, dunes, spits Symbol catalogue: gwl.avl Key catalogue/Annexes: legendenhotlinks.txt gives links to TIFF files
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