Land Use Data for Latitude 29.25 Longitude -98.25

Locations

San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

Agricultural Land Uses

Forestry - Pastoralism if moderate or higher
Urban land
Sparsely vegetated areas - Mod. intensive pastoralism
Open Water - Inland Fisheries

Ecosystems

Subtopical humid
Subtropical drylands

Livestock

Cattle
Goats
Pigs
Poultry
Sheep

Growing Period (days)

120 to 149
150 to 179
180 to 209

Soil Types

Kastanozems (Dark brown soils rich in organic matter)
Vertisols (Heavy clay)

Terrain

Plain or plateau

Slopes (degrees)

0.5 to 2
2 to 5
5 to 8
8 to 16

Population Density (persons per km²)

2 to 10
10 to 50
50 to 250
above 250

Infant mortality (per 1000 live births)

5 to 10

Mineral Extraction

Site Name (Type)	Minerals
	Sand and Gravel, Construction
	Limestone, General
A-1 Pit	Sand and Gravel, Construction
Alamo Clay Products Co Inc (Surface)	Clay
Alamo Pits	Clay
Barnhart Pit (Surface)	Clay
Bernhardt Pit	Clay
Bruce Pit	Clay
Espey Silica Sand Co A1 Pit and Plt (Surface)	Silica
Lehr Pit	Sand and Gravel, Construction
Niel Pits	Clay
Osburn Pit & Plant (Surface)	Silica
Padelecki Pit	Clay
San Antonio Portland Cement Co (Processing Plant)	Clay, Stone, Crushed/Broken
San Antonio Portland Clay Pit (Surface)	Clay
San Antonio Prtlnd Limestone Quarry (Surface)	Stone, Crushed/Broken
Saspamco Pit (Surface)	Clay
Schuchard Pit and Brick Plant (Surface)	Clay
Stone Pit	Clay
W S Dickey Clay Neil Pits (Surface)	Clay
W S Dickey Clay Plant (Processing Plant)	Clay
W S Dickey Clay Sand Pit (Surface)	Sand and Gravel, Construction
Wright Pit	Clay