Brookshire soils are in coves. Burton and Craggey soils are on ridges of high mountains above Jeffrey soils. Ditney soils are on lower ridges and side slopes. Runoff class is medium on strongly sloping to moderately steep slopes, and high on steeper slopes. Runoff is much lower where forest litter has little or no disturbance.
Permeability is moderate.
The few cleared areas are used mostly for wildlife and pasture. Nearly all is in forests consisting of yellow-poplar, black cherry, oaks, hemlock, buckeye, yellow birch, black birch, beech, and white pine. The Unaka Mountain Range in Tennessee and North Carolina and possibly in Georgia and Virginia. The series is of large extent. This series was formerly placed in a coarse-loamy family.