Texture of individual layers ranges from loamy fine sand to coarse sand in the fine-earth fraction. There are no other series currently in the same family. The Busti , Fredon , Lamson , Leicester , Massena , Moosilauke , Neversink , Newstead , Norwell , Punsit , Raypol , Red Hook , Ridgebury , Scarboro , Stafford , Stissing , Sudbury , Sun , and Wareham series are similar soils in related families. Busti, Lamson, Leicester, Massena, Neversink, Newstead, Punsit, Red Hook, Ridgebury, Stissing, and Sun soils are coarse-loamy. Norwell, Ridgebury and Stissing soils have a dense substratum.
Moosilauke soils are frigid.
Scarboro soils have a histic epipedon. Stafford and Wareham soils do not have a cambic horizon. Sudbury soils have matrix chroma of 3 or more in the B horizon to a depth of 20 inches. Walpole soils are nearly level and gently sloping soils in shallow drainageways and low-lying areas on terraces and plains. Slope ranges from 0 to 8 percent.