


| MAP LEGEND |
| Red |
Unit contains abundant clay having high swelling potential |
| Blue |
Part of unit (generally less than 50%) consists of clay having high swelling potential |
| Orange |
Unit contains abundant clay having slight to moderate swelling potential |
| Green |
Part of unit (generally less than 50%) consists of clay having slight to moderate swelling potential |
| Brown |
Unit contains little or no swelling clay |
| Yellow |
Data insufficient to indicate clay content of unit and/or swelling potential of clay (Shown in westermost states only) |
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Page 109 of Extreme Weather Hits Home has a diagram adapted from the “Swelling Clays Map Of The Conterminous United States”
by W.W. Olive, A.F. Chleborad, C.W. Frahme, Julius Schlocker,
R.R. Schneider, and R.L Shuster; 1989
For additional information showing more detailed regions of the United States:
http://www.surevoid.com/surevoid_web/soil_maps/risk_areas_cons.html
The following link provides a map of areas of expansive clay soil for the City of Ontario, Canada
http://www.ci.ontario.ca.us/index.cfm/22646/32486
