Description
The groundwater level of soils (GWS) describes the degree of influence of near-surface groundwater on the development of soils and the processes that occur in the soil. A low GWS characterises a high groundwater level and thus a high influence of groundwater on the soil. The GWS will be taken from the Lower Saxony Ground Map 1: 50 000 (BK50) derived from the predominant mean groundwater highest (MHGW) and mean groundwater depths (MNGW). It characterises the influence of groundwater with the help of a key figure.
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