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V E R SION 4 beta, 25/09/2001.Code for dominant parent material of the STU.
Plot date: 02/10/2001
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? 2001 Copyright European Soil Bureau, JRC, European Commission � This map, nor any part thereof, should not be reproduced in any form, electronic or otherwise, without the express permission of the European Commission � Political boundaries are not authoritative.
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consolidated�clastic�sedimentary rocks
conglomerate
breccia
psammite or arenite
sandstone
calcareous sandstone
ferruginous sandstone
clayey sandstone
quartzitiic sandstone/orthoquartzite
arkose
pelite, lutite or argilite
claystone/mudstone
siltstone
facies bound rock
flysch
molasse
calcareous rocks
limestone
hard limestone
soft limestone
marly limestone
chalky limestone
detrital limestone
dolomite
marl
gypsiferous marl
chalk
acid to intermediate plutonic rocks
granite
diorite
basic plutonic rocks
gabbro
acid to intermediate volcanic rocks
rhyolite
andesite
basic to ultrabasic volcanic rocks
basalt
pyroclastic rocks (tephra)
tuff/tuffstone
(meta� )shale/argilite
slate
acid regional metamorphic rocks
micaschist
gneiss
greenschist
serpentinite
calcareous regional metamorphic rocks
tectogenetic metamorphism rocks or cataclasmicmetamorphismunconsolidated deposits (alluvium, weatheringresiduum and slope deposits)marine and estuarine sands
holocene coastal sand with shells
marine and estuarine clays and silts
pre�quaternary clay and silt
tertiary clay
quaternary clay and silt
fluvial sands and gravels
river terrace sand or gravel
river terrace sand
fluvial clays, silts and loams
terrace clay and silt
river loam
floodplain clay and silt
lake deposits
residual and redeposited loams from silicate rocks
residual loam
stony loam
clayey loam
residual and redeposited clays from calcareousrocksresidual clay
clay with flints
ferruginous residual clay
calcareous clay
stony clay
slope deposits
colluvial deposit
unconsolidated glacial deposits/glacial drift
morainic deposits
boulder clay
glaciofluvial deposits
outwash sand, glacial sand
eolian deposits
loess
loamy loess
sandy loess
eolian sands
dune sand
cover sand
organic materials
peat (mires)
slime and ooze deposits
Non soils
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