Land Use Data for Latitude 10.25 Longitude -85.25

Locations

Barra Honda National Park Costa Rican seasonal moist forests ecoregion Nicoya Gulf mangroves and coastal areas Palo Verde National Park Palo Verde Wetlands Reserva Biológica Lomas Barbudal

Agricultural Land Uses

Forestry - Pastoralism if moderate or higher
Forestry - Agro forestry
Rainfed agriculture (Subsistence/Commercial)
Cropped Agriculture with mod. intensive livestock
Cropped Agriculture with intensive livestock
Agriculture in protected areas
Urban land

Ecosystems

Warm Tropics sub-humid

Livestock

Cattle
Pigs
Poultry

Crops

Cereals and cereal products
Coffee Green (also in forestry plantations)
Maize

Growing Period (days)

210 to 239
240 to 269

Soil Types

Acrisols
Andosols (Black soils of volcanic landscapes)
Cambisols (Horizon differentiation in the subsoil evident from changes in structure, colour, clay content or carbonate content)
Luvisols
Regosols (Other)

Terrain

Plain or plateau
Mountain 800-1500 m, slope > 5%

Slopes (degrees)

0.5 to 2
2 to 5
5 to 8
8 to 16
16 to 30

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
	Manganese
Abanqaritos	Halite
Caliza De Nicoya	Limestone, General
Cerro Grande Occurrence	Iron, Manganese
Cerro Pena Blanca	Limestone, General
Colorado	Halite
Copal	Halite
Finca La Unio	Diatomite
Jicaral	Halite
La Cuesta De Matambu Occurrence	Manganese, Iron
Los Angeles	Diatomite
Matina Occurrence	Iron, Manganese
Puerto Humo Occurrence	Manganese, Iron
Quebrada Delicias Prospect	Gold
San Buena Ventura	Halite
Tajo Cerro Carazo	Limestone, General
Tajo Chaves Herrera	Limestone, General
Tajo Chopo	Volcanic Materials
Tajo Copal	Limestone, General
Tajo Diaz Y Carrillo	Limestone, General
Tajo Gerardo Castro	Limestone, General, Stone, Crushed/Broken
Tajo Mario Mendez Quarry	Limestone, General
Tajo Montemar	Limestone, General, Stone, Dimension