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Service Description: The term ‘till’ refers to the underlying parent material of the zone of biologic soil. To date, more than 15,000 till samples have been collected from shovel test pits across New Brunswick and analyzed for a wide suite of chemical elements. These data are of importance for understanding mineral potential but also have applications in forestry, agriculture, and land use decision making.This layer can be used in conjunction with TillSampleSites1986_2014, TillSampleSites, and TillGrainSize, which will provide additional information about the sample location, and the sample properties.

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Copyright Text: New Brunswick Dept. of Natural Resources and Energy Development

Spatial Reference: 2036  (2953)


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Spatial Reference: 2036  (2953)

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Spatial Reference: 2036  (2953)

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Comments: The term ‘till’ refers to the underlying parent material of the zone of biologic soil. To date, more than 15,000 till samples have been collected from shovel test pits across New Brunswick and analyzed for a wide suite of chemical elements. These data are of importance for understanding mineral potential but also have applications in forestry, agriculture, and land use decision making.This layer can be used in conjunction with TillSampleSites1986_2014, TillSampleSites, and TillGrainSize, which will provide additional information about the sample location, and the sample properties.
Subject: This layer contains point features that represent the analytical results for the element Silicon(SI) from till geochemical surveys conducted from 1986 to present.
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Keywords: Till,Geochemistry,Elements,New Brunswick
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