Downer loamy sand, in a cultivated field. Depth to layers with more than 35 percent rock fragments is greater than 40 inches. Below 40 inches rock fragment content ranges from 0 to 60 percent.
Fragments are mostly fine and medium quartzose pebbles or less commonly chert pebbles.
Total thickness of the A, E, and Bh horizons is less than 6 inches and individual horizons are less than 2 inches thick. Some pedons have thin bands or variegations in shade of these colors. Below 40 inches, texture of the fine-earth fraction ranges from sand through sandy clay loam. Most areas are used for growing field crops, vegetables, flowers, and some tree fruits. Native vegetation is white oak, red oak, scarlet oak, black oak, Virginia pine, pitch pine, hickory, sassafras, dogwood, greenbriar, loblolly pine, and American Holly.