Inventory of Soil Resources of Narmada District, Gujarat Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques

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Inventory of Soil Resources of Narmada District, Gujarat Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques ABSTRACT 1. Survey Area Narmada district, Gujarat 2. Geographical Extent 73 17 and 73 59 -East Longitude and 21 23 and 22 05 - North Latitude 3. Agro Climate Region XIII- Gujarat plain and hills 4. Total area of the district 3,09,541 ha. 5. Kind of Survey Soil Resource Mapping using remote sensing techniques and GIS techniques 6. Base map (a)irs-id Geocoded Satellite Imagery (1:50,000 Scale) (b) SOI Toposheet ( 1:50,000 scale ) 7. Scale of mapping 1: 50,000 8. Period of survey Dec,2008 to Feb,2009 9. Soil Series association mapped and their respective area. Sl. No Mapping Unit Series Association Area (%) Area (%) A01 ALb2a1 Sajod-Thasra 13846 4.47 A02 ALb2a2 Varnol-Sajod 5759 1.86 A03 ALb2a3 Sajod-Varnol 5824 1.88 A04 ALb2a4 Thasra-Sajod-Varnol 9275 3.00 A05 ALb2d1 Thasra-Kawa-Sajod 659 0.21 A06 ALb2d2 Kawa-Sajod 2663 0.86 A07 ALg3d1 Malitha-Rumalpura 1284 0.41 A08 ALb2a5 Thasra-Sajod 683 0.22 A09 ALh4d1 Rumalpura-Mulad 3562 1.15 A10 ALi5a6 Derol-Rumalpura 19108 6.17 A11 ALb2a6 Rumalpura-Thasra 4098 1.32 A12 ALb3a1 Bariya-Borsad-Rumalpura 757 0.24 A13 ALb3a2 Borsad-Bariya 137 0.04 A14 ALb3d1 Rumalpura-Borsad 187 0.06 A15 ALb2a7 Varnol-Thasra 1254 0.41 B01 BAn8c1 Kavachiya-Dungra 29779 9.62 B02 BAn8c2 Dungra-Kavachiya 48156 15.56 B03 BAn8d1 Kavachiya-Dungra 9621 3.11 B04 BAn6c1 Kavachiya-Dungra 14547 4.70 B05 BAn6c2 Dungra-Kavachiya 13596 4.39 B06 BAn6a1 Kavachiya-Dungra 4287 1.38 B07 BAu5a1 Jambar 1839 0.59 B08 BAu4a1 Jambar 44967 14.53 B09 BAu4d1 Jambar 3715 1.20 B10 BAv3a1 Chandravan-Kadaba 13219 4.27 B11 BAw2a1 Sagbara-Chandeliya 12616 4.08 B12 BAw2a2 Chandeliya-Sagbara 4502 1.45 i

Sl. No Mapping Unit Series Association Area (%) Area (%) B13 BAg4d1 Kadaba-Chandeliya 1669 0.54 B14 BAu4a2 Chandeliya-Kadaba 10541 3.41 B15 BAu5a2 Jambar 901 0.29 B16 BAn8c2 Kavachiya-Dungra 136 0.04 S01 SDo6c1 Naswadi-Kothiya 426 0.14 S02 SDu4d1 Chametha-Godham 1161 0.38 S04 SDu4d2 Nanakothiya 46 0.01 H 4599 1.49 R 7399 2.39 T 12723 4.11 10. Physiography wise Distribution of area and their percentage. Landscape Physiography Area (ha) Area (%) Alluvium Alluvial plains 45142 14.58 Dissected stream banks 3562 1.15 Ravinous lands 19108 6.17 Stream banks 1284 0.41 Basalt Lower pediplains 17118 5.53 Narrow mountain valleys 1669 0.54 Pediments 61963 20.02 Undifferentiated hills side slope 120122 38.81 Upper pediplains 13219 4.27 Sandstone Foot hill slopes 426 0.14 Pediments 1207 0.39 Misc 24721 7.99 11. Slope wise Distribution of area and their percentage. Slope Classes Area(ha) Area (%) Nearly level to very gently sloping 61179 19.76 Very gently sloping to gently sloping 15584 5.03 Gently sloping to moderately sloping 65661 21.21 Moderately sloping to strongly sloping 21848 7.06 Strongly sloping to moderately steep 32856 10.61 Steep to very steep 87692 28.33 ii

12. Depth wise Distribution of area and their percentage. Depth Area (ha) Area (%) Shallow 171970 55.56 Shallow to moderately deep 1161 0.38 Moderately deep to deep 13219 4.27 Deep to very deep 29328 9.47 Very deep 69142 22.34 13. Various land use / Land cover wise Distribution of area and their percentage. Land use Area (ha) Area (%) Agriculture 153613 49.63 Forest 106640 34.45 Open scrub 24567 7.94 14. Soil under Different Erosion Classes. Erosion Area (ha) Area (%) None to slight erosion 61179 19.76 Slight to moderate erosion 14300 4.62 Moderate to severe erosion 63170 20.41 Severe water erosion 120548 38.94 Severe to very severe erosion 25623 8.28 15. Soil under Different Land Capability Classes. Land Capability Class Area (ha) Area (%) II 19857 6.41 III 13406 4.33 II-III 42216 13.64 III-IV 3562 1.15 IV 2953 0.95 IV-VI 63170 20.41 VI 23395 7.56 VII-VIII 9621 3.11 Forest 106640 34.45 % iii

10. Salient Features: Total 24 soil series have been mapped in Narmada district of Gujarat. Out of total area of 3,09,541 ha shallow soils have maximum coverage occupying 1,71,970 ha (55.56%) followed by very deep soils with area of 6, 9142 ha (22.34%), deep to very deep soils 29,328 ha (9.47%), moderately deep to deep 13,219 ha (4.27) %), shallow to moderately deep 1161 ha (0.38%), miscellaneous land occupy 24,721 ha (7.99%). Agricultural land covers an area of 1,53,613 ha (49.63%), followed by forest land 1,06,640 ha (34.45%) and open scrub 24, 567 (7.94%). Physiography of Narmada district is having mainly ten physiographic units. iv

HOW TO USE SOIL RESOURCE MAPPING REPORT This report embodies the results of the soil resource mapping of Narmada district of Gujarat providing information on the geographical setting of the district, such as location, extent, physiography, relief, drainage, climate, geology, natural vegetation, agriculture, land use & soils. The report contains other information on interpretative grouping of soils such as land capability classes; land irritability classes, soil suitability grouping and hydrological grouping and also recommendation for crops ; horticulture development, forest, forage and grasslands development; water harvesting, water storage and water management that are essential for soil land resource management. The genesis and classification of the soils are also discussed in chapter-5. Narmada district of Gujarat is spread over an area of 3,09,541.46 ha. The district is covered by - SOI topographical sheets on the scale of 1:50,000 which are used as base material along with satellite imageries. Each soil mapping unit is marked by mapping unit i.e. Alb2a1 (Alluvium, alluvial plain; 0-3% slope; agriculture land use; soil series Association, describing Sajod as dominant series in association with Varnol, Thasra & Kawa series). Each soil association is restricted to maximum of three soil series. For the use of the soil resource mapping report, first locate the area of your interest on the map. For the detailed information on soil mapping unit in respect of soil series of the area of interest, its extent, present and proposed land uses, and reference may be made to chapter-4, appendix I and II. The mapping unit used in soil mapping represents the five levels of mapping i.e. Alb2a1 may be referred as follow: AL - Alluvium - Landscape b - Alluvium plain - Physiography 2-0-3 % - Slope class a - Agriculture land - Land use 1 - Association of soil series with erosion and management soil unit. Any comment and suggestion on the report would be welcome. For any further enquiry/or clarification, correspondence or personal contact may be established, with the Chief Soil Survey Officer, Soil Survey Officer, Soil & Land Use Survey of India Soil & Land Use Survey of India IARI Buildings, Pusa, Opp. Godavari Flats, Vasna New Delhi 110012 Ahehmdabad380007 Email csso- slusi@ nic. in Email ssoahmedabad- slusi@ nic. in Ph -01125841263 Ph- 079 26621135 Website: http://slusi.dacnet.nic.in v