Land Use Data for Latitude -26.25 Longitude -57.25Area size: .5 degrees latitude by .5 degrees longitude Locations |
| Lago Ypoa Ypoa National Park |
Agricultural Land Uses
Forestry - Agro forestryGrasslands - Intensive pastoralism
Cropped Agriculture with mod. intensive livestock
Cropped Agriculture with intensive livestock
Urban land
Sparsely vegetated areas - Extensive pastoralism
Sparsely vegetated areas - Mod. intensive pastoralism
Ecosystems
Subtropical drylandsWarm Tropics perhumid
Livestock
CattlePigs
Poultry
Sheep
Crops
BananasBananas (also in forestry plantations)
Beans Dry
Cereals and cereal products
Coffee Green (also in forestry plantations)
Grain (dried)
Maize
Oil-bearing crops
Seed Cotton
Sugar Cane
Sugar crops and sweeteners
Growing Period (days)
330 to 359above 360
Soil Types
AcrisolsGleysols (Soils with clear signs of groundwater influence)
Leptosols (Shallow soils)
Planosols
Terrain
Plain or plateauSlopes (degrees)
0.5 to 22 to 5
5 to 8
8 to 16
16 to 30
Population Density (persons per km2)
2 to 1010 to 50
50 to 250
above 250
Infant mortality (per 1000 live births)
10 to 2020 to 30
Mineral Extraction
| Site Name (Type) | Minerals |
|---|---|
| Caapucu | Iron |
| Iron Deposit Near Paso Pindo | Iron |
| Paso Pindo Deposit | Copper |
| San Miguel Talc | Talc-Soapstone |
Agricultural use data provided by LADA, 2008. "Mapping Land Use Systems at global and regional scales for Land Degradation Assessment Analysis. Version 1.0" Nachtergaele F. & Petri M.
Mineral extraction data provided by USGS Mineral Resources Data System (MRDS), downloaded June 2, 2010.
