Faywood and Lowell soils are better drained and Faywood soils are less than 40 inches to bedrock. Crider and Shelbyville soils have fine-silty control sections. Cynthiana soils are less than 20 inches to bedrock. Nicholson soils have fragipans. Moderately well drained, with medium to rapid runoff.
Permeability is slow.
Most areas are cleared and used for hay and pasture. Other important uses for this soil are corn, small grain, and tobacco. Wooded areas dominantly consist of upland oaks, hickory, maple, black locust, ash, and red cedar. Extent is moderate. Montgomery County, Kentucky, 1982.