Surface runoff is slow. Permeability is rapid or very rapid throughout. Flooding varies from once a year to once in ten years, but typically does not occur in the growing season. Most areas are wooded or in brushy unimproved pasture. Cleared areas are in hay or pasture, but a few scattered areas are in cultivated crops.
Common trees are sycamore, aspen, white and black oak, red maple, white pine, and ironwood.
Understory plants include bayberry, ground cedar, lowbush blueberry, pipsissewa, and hairy moss. The series is of small extent. Hartford County, Connecticut, 1959. This revision reflects general updating. Udic moisture regime and the mean summer and mean winter soil temperatures at a depth of 50 cm differ by 5 degrees C. or more.