| Nationally important carbon-rich soils, deep peat and priority peatland habitat. Areas likely to be of high conservation value |
| Dominant vegetation cover is not priority peatland habitat but is associated with wet and acidic type. Occasional peatland habitats can be found. Most soils are carbon-rich soils, with some areas of deep peat |
| Area unlikely to be associated with peatland habitats or wet and acidic type. Area unlikely to include carbon-rich soils |
| Soil information takes precedence over vegetation data. No peatland habitat recorded. May also include areas of bare soil. Soils are carbon-rich and deep peat |
| Mineral soil - Peatland habitats are not typically found on such soils |
| Non-soil (e.g. loch, built up area, rock and scree) |
