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DescriptionEroded soils in Iowa.png	English: Iowa: Light colored soils in northeast Iowa have lost their topsoil. These soils are highly erodible and very steep. Deutsch: Die lichtfarbenen Böden im Nordosten von Iowa haben ihre Mutterboden verloren. Diese Böden sind stark erosionsgefährdeten und sehr steil.
Date	1999
Source	http://photogallery.nrcs.usda.gov/
Author	Lynn Betts

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