Bucklick, Caneyville, and Gasconade soils have bedrock at depths less than 60 inches and are on lower side slopes. Goss soils have cherty clayey subsoils and are on lower side slopes. Hildebrecht soils have a fragipan and are in similar positions. Wrengart soils are oxyaquic and are on similar postions. Runoff is medium.
Permeability is moderately slow.
Most of the soils are cleared and used for pasture and hay. Some are cropped to corn and wheat, and the remainder is mixed hardwood forest. Native vegetation is mixed hardwood forest. Weingarten soils are mapped in the Ozark Border of eastern and central Missouri. The acreage is of moderate extent.