What type of maps are included in the Canada Land Inventory survey?

The correct choice focuses on the inclusion of maps for soil capability for agriculture in the Canada Land Inventory (CLI) survey. The CLI was designed to evaluate and categorize land based on its potential uses, particularly its agricultural potential. These soil capability maps assess various factors such as soil type, moisture levels, and other characteristics that influence agricultural productivity. This information is crucial for land use planning, allowing governments, farmers, and land developers to make informed decisions regarding agricultural practices and land management.

While maps for land ownership, crop rotation, and urban zoning are important in their own contexts, they do not represent the primary focus of the CLI survey. The survey specifically addresses land capability, especially for agricultural use, making it essential for sustainable farming practices and food production strategies in Canada.