Table 6.1 (continued)
Lake
Segment
no.
Segment
Length
(km)
MLRA
1
Dominant
shoreline parent
materials
2
Lake
stages
3
Dominant great
groups
Dominant soil series
Toledo, Smithville,
Haldimand, Lincoln,
Ontario, Niagara,
Welland
4
Ridgetown, ON to
Windsor, ON
Subtotal
290
2020
–
lacustrine S, Si,
C; SiCL till
WA
Endo-,
Epiaqualfs,
Hapludalfs
Brookston, Perth,
Harrow, Fox, Berrien,
Caistor, Eastport,
[marsh], Plainfield,
Haldimand, Granby,
Beverly
Ontario
2
Youngstown, NY to
Cape Vincent, NY
547
101
lacustrine S; L
till
I, Cs
Hapludalfs,
Fragiudepts,
Endoaqualfs
Niagara, Rhinebeck,
Collamer, Dunkirk,
Hilton, Colonie,
Canandaigua, Ira, Sodus,
Williamson
2
Kingston, ON to
Niagara-on-the-Lake,
ON
Subtotal
781
1328
–
lacustrine S, Si,
C; L till
I, Cs
Endo-,
Epiaqualfs,
Hapludalfs
Grimsby, Tavistock,
Vineland, Chinguacousy,
Lansdowne,
Otonabee, Lindsay,
Solmesville, Farmington,
Napanee,
Hillier, Eastport,
Ameliasburg, Athol,
Brighton, Gerow,
[marsh], Tecumseth,
Smithfield, Bondhead,
Colborne,
Guerin, Dundonald,
Bookton, Edenvale,
Gilford, Fox,
Newcastle, [ravines]
Total
16,686
1
NRCS (2006)
2
From Quaternary Atlas of the USA; Quaternary Geology of Ontario; and Quaternary Geology of the Unites States and Canada (dates 1983 to
1993)
3
Modified from Karrow (1984) and Larsen and Schaetzl (2001): A = Algonquin; Al = Algoma; C = Calumet; Cs = Champlain Sea; D = Duluth;
G = Glenwood; I = Iroquois; Mi = Minong; N = Nipissing; S = Stanley (Wyebridge, Penetang, Cedar Point, Payette, Sheguiandah, Korah);
W = Whittlesey; WA = Warren
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