Floor map BK 50 district Diepholz
Description
The BK 50 is closely coordinated in terms of space and content with other national maps or databases (e.g. geological maps, soil estimation, forest site mapping, digital elevation models, historical and current topographic maps, and the profile and laboratory database). A uniform set of rules ensures comparable quality throughout the country. With 13,000 legend units and 196,000 surfaces, the BK 50 has a great depth of technical and spatial significance. It thus meets the requirements for medium-sized ground maps.
The map is characterised, among other things, by a greater spatial differentiation of soil types (e.g. podsols, black earths), an updated moorland distribution taking into account the earthing stages and peatland soils of cultivated soils (e.g. deep upheaval, Plaggenesch, spittkultur soils, marshhufen soil) as well as the designation of culturally historically significant areas and regional peculiarities (e.g. sausages, dike lines). With the systematic application of the top layer structure, shallow soils (rendzines, tendrils, shallow brown soils and para-brown soils) are described in a more precise and spatially differentiated manner.
The soil map contains information on the guide soil shape and associated soil shapes and is differentiated in terms of use. With the usage differentiation, the characteristics, horizons and soil types are adapted to the respective uses. This affects, for example, the topsoil horizons, the humus layers under the forest, the groundwater levels and the information on wetting and, if necessary, soil erosion under arable land.
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- bk-50
- bodentyp
- boden
- landkreis-diepholz
- bodenkarte
- bodenkarte-bk50