Culleoka, Cynthiana, and Fairmount soils have bedrock at depths of less than 40 inches. Guernsey and Library soils have low chroma redoximorphic features in the solum. Nicholson soils have fragipans. Westmoreland soils have less than 35 percent clay in the control section. Well drained, with moderate or rapid runoff.
Permeability is moderately slow.
Most areas are used for growing corn, tobacco, hay, or pasture. Native forest has upland oaks, hickory, walnut, ash, hackberry, locusts, redbud, and red cedar as the dominant species. This soil series is of large extent. Garrard County, Kentucky, 1921. Lithic contact is at 53 inches.