Recent Lacustrine and Organic Soils

The lacustrine mineral and organic soils discussed in this section belong to lands, formed in recent lake beds and river deltas. These landforms frequently coexist with recent alluvial deposits. They belong to the lowest toposequence and youngest chronosequence of allochthonous soils of the country. Geomorphologically, these are parts of recent coastal or inland flood plains, at elevations not exceeding the 20 m from them.