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The objective of the research is to identify and classify soil in an area surrounding Linow Lake, North Sulawesi for agrotourism development purposes. Result of the study confirm that lands surrounding Linow Lake can be classified into nine lands unit. The landform of these units dominated by hilly volcanic and soils were varies namely Aquic eutrudept, Humic dystrudept, Typic dystrudept, humic hapludult, Typica sulfudept and sulfic endoaquept. Soils in area surrounding Linow Lake can be classified into two orders namely Inceptisols and Ultisols. Inceptisols is characterized by cambic horizon as shown on soil profile 1,2,6 and 7. Ultisols is characterized by the existence of argillic B horizon, as shown on soil profile 4,5 and 8. The possibility for agrotourism development lies on the opportunities to plant some fruit trees, i.e. Rambutan, Lansat, Avocado, Durian, Guava, Papaya and Banana in policulture systems, or technically called agroforestry. The planting arragement and management should be meets the landcapability and suitability.

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The Classification and Characteristics of Soil Surrounding Lake Ecosystem as a Basic Consideration in Agrotourism Development in Linow Lake, North Sulawesi