The horizon is massive or it has weak plates. Consistence is commonly very friable or friable but the range includes firm. There are no series currently in the same family. The Chautauqua , Pittstown , Pompton , Rainbow , Sutton , Wapping , Wilbraham , and Woodbridge series are series in similar families. Chautauqua, Sutton, and Wapping soils have hue 7.5YR or yellower in the B horizon.
Pittstown soils have a dense substratum.
Pompton soils formed in glaciofluvial materials and have iron depletions in the upper part of the B horizon. Rainbow and Woodbridge soils have a dense substratum and 7.5YR or yellower hue in the B horizon. Wilbraham soils have a dense substratum and iron depletions throughout the B horizon. Watchaug soils are nearly level to strongly sloping and are typically on lower slopes or in slightly depressed areas of glaciated till plains, low ridges, and hills. Slope ranges from 0 to 15 percent.