Load Bearing Strength
The Montana State University Ecosystem Restoration Program defines load
bearing strength as the soil’s ability to support the weight of a load, such
as a house or car, before the soil gives way causing the load to sink. Load
bearing strength is determined prior to construction and is typically measured
from a core sample taken from the site.

Going Places classified the load bearing strength into two classes: low load
bearing strength and adequate strength.
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