Fine sandy loam texture is common in the C horizon but rare in the B horizon. These are the Chargin soils in the same family. Closely similar soils are the Bermudian , Clifty , Ennis , Greendale , Moshannon , Riverview , Skidmore , and Starr series. Bermudian soils range to very strongly acid, and have less than 60 percent base saturation. Chagrin and Moshannon soils have 0 to 15 percent coarse fragments in the control section.
Clifty soils are strongly acid or very strongly acid.
Ennis and Greendale soils have siliceous mineralogy, have fragments of chert, and are more acid. Riverview and Starr soils are warmer, having temperatures more than 59 degrees F, and in addition, Riverview soils are strongly acid or very strongly acid and lack coarse fragments. Skidmore soils have more than 35 percent by volume of coarse fragments in the control section. Sensabaugh soils are in narrow tracts along intermittent drainageways and small streams and on local alluvial fans at the mouth of hollows. Slopes range have from 0 to 10 percent slopes.