Lickskillet soils are dry for more than 90 consecutive days. Limekiln soils have a calcic horizon at a depth of 7 to 12 inches. Plaskett soils have a mean annual soil temperature of 55 to 58 degrees F. and average less than 18 percent clay in the particle-size control section. Rockly soils are 4 to 12 inches deep to bedrock. Venator soils are dominated by channery rock fragments throughout the solum.
Bodell soils are on moderately steep to very steep generally south-facing side slopes of mountains.
Elevations are 200 to 3600 feet. These soils formed in mixed loess, volcanic ash, and colluvium weathered from basalt over basalt bedrock. The mean annual precipitation is 14 to 40 inches. The frost-free season is 90 to 140 days. These are the Bald, Ketchly and Wamic soils.