Buncombe soils, to a depth of 40 inches, are sand or loamy sand. Chewacla and Wehadkee soils have a cambic horizon. In addition, Chewacla soils have mottles of 2 or lower chroma within 20 inches of the surface, and Wehadkee soils are dominantly gray. These soils flood for brief periods, during winter or spring. Most areas have been cleared and are used for growing corn, small grain, vegetables, pasture, and hay.
Native vegetation is oak, hickory, gum, poplar, and loblolly pine.
The series is extensive.