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Key Features & Survey Scale: 10,000 @ A1 Meters 0125 250 500 750 1,000 Cairns House & Castle A 70 West Cairns Farm Nov 2018 (DRAFT) Legend Access *# Entry Points Enclosure IA Car Park Forest Roads FCS Trail *# ROW *# Utilities *# Gas Pipeleine ÏÏ *# Powerline (OH) Powerline (UG) Castle Greg Harperrig Reservoir West Cairn !! Telephone Line (OH) Telephone Line (UG) IA water_pipeline B7008 Water Courses *# Intermediate Bog Survey Restocked SS Poor growth/ deep peat <all other values> Woodland LEPO (1860 2b) Windblow 2018 *# Baddinsgill Reservoir Designations SSSI Scheduled Monument Designed Landscape Areas of Great Landscape Value EEEEE EEEEE Water Catchment Areas EEEEE Wind Farms A 70 Camilty (consented) Crosswood Reservoir Harburn (operational) Boundaries Camilty Block Conservancy Boundary Pentlands Regional Park Central Region Camilty 4a. Soils Scale: 1:24,000 @ A3 Meters 0120 240 480 720 960 1,200 Legend Soil Type (Code) Blaket Bog (11b) Peaty gley (6) Surface water gley (7) Complex - (riparian soils) Peaty podzol (3p) Humus-iron podzol (4z) Upland brown earth (1u) Peaty podzolic gley (6z) Forest Roads Block Boundary ©Crown Copyright and database right (2018). All rights reserved. Ordnance Survey Licence number[100021242] Central Region Camilty 4b. SNR Scale: 1:24,000 @ A3 Meters 0120 240 480 720 960 1,200 November 2018 Legend Soil Nutrient Regime (SNR) Very Poor Medium Rich Very Rich Forest Roads Block Boundary ©Crown Copyright and database right (2018). All rights reserved. Ordnance Survey Licence number[100021242] Central Region Camilty 4c. SMR Scale: 1:24,000 @ A3 Meters 0120 240 480 720 960 1,200 November 2018 Legend Soil Moisture Regime (SMR) Very Wet Wet Very Moist Moist Fresh Slightly Dry Forest Roads Block Boundary ©Crown Copyright and database right (2018). All rights reserved. Ordnance Survey Licence number[100021242] Central Region Camilty 4d. DAMS Scale: 1:24,000 @ A3 Meters 0120 240 480 720 960 1,200 November 2018 Legend DAMS Scores 14 15 16 17 18 20 Forest Roads Block Boundary ©Crown Copyright and database right (2018). All rights reserved. Ordnance Survey Licence number[100021242].
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