These are the Warwick , Bernardston , Dutchess , Nassau , and Pittstown soils on nearby landscapes. Warwick soils are loamy and are somewhat excessively drained. Bernardston, Dutchess, Nassau, and Pittstown are loamy soils formed in till on adjacent uplands. Permeability is moderately rapid or rapid in the solum and very rapid in the substratum. Mostly in forest or idle land.
Forest is mainly oaks, white pine, and gray birch.
Cleared and improved areas are used principally for hay, pasture, and silage corn and to a small extent, for truck crops. A few areas are used for urban development. The series is moderately extensive, estimated to be about 15,000 acres. Kent and Washington Counties, Rhode Island, 1934.