Upland areas definition
Upland areas means, with respect to ALLUVIAL VALLEY FLOORS, those geomorphic features located outside the floodplain and terrace complex such as isolated higher terraces, alluvial fans, pediment surfaces, landslide deposits, and surfaces covered with residuum, mud flows, or debris flows, as well as highland areas underlain by bedrock and covered by residual weathered material or debris deposited by sheetwash, rillwash, or windblown material.
Upland areas means those geomorphic features located outside the area of unconsolidated streamlaid deposits and may include isolated higher terraces, alluvial fans, pediment surfaces, landslide deposits, and surfaces covered with residuum, mud flows or debris flows, as well as highland areas underlain by bedrock and covered by residual weathered material or debris deposited by sheetwash, rillwash, or windblown material.
Upland areas means, with respect to alluvial valley
Examples of Upland areas in a sentence
Upland areas above 8,000 feet elevation are comprised of ponderosa pines and mixed conifers with some spruce fir in higher elevations.
Upland areas containing less desirable soils3 will not be treated and will be left brush-dominated as winter and nesting habitat for GSG and the larger native ungulates.
As the Grantor retains full control over grazing or haying management use of the Habitat Area, no Grazing Management Plan for the Upland areas (areas normally free of standing water and vegetated by terrestrial plant species) exists or applies under this Agreement.
More Definitions of Upland areas
Upland areas means means areas that are not in the coastal zone.
Upland areas means areas that are not in the coastal zone.
Upland areas means, with respect to alluvial valley floors, those geomorphic features located outside the flood plain and terrace complex, such as isolated higher terraces, alluvial fans, pediment surfaces, landslide deposits, and surfaces covered with residuum, mud flows or debris flows, as well as highland areas underlain by bedrock and