Historical geography — crunchy plots
Description
File with crunchy plots. Like the terpene, the crunchy plots belong to the so-called “man-made” relief, which has been raised by man. Originally, they are fields that have been ploughed from the edges of the plots around and to the middle of the field. The aim was to improve drainage and to prevent both the slump sensitivity of the field and the possible spraying of the soil. Crunchy plots are found on light or grassy clay soils. This category is limited to the salt marshes along the coast, the former sea bosoms and the higher parts of the growing plains.
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