These are the Hogback , Mundal , Rawsonville , Wilmington , and Worden soils. The shallow Hogback soils and moderately deep Rawsonville soils are in similar positions on the landscape as Houghtonville soils. Mundal soils are moderately well drained, have a dense substratum and are in similar positions on the landscape. Worden soils are somewhat poorly drained, have a dense substratum, and are in lower positions of sloping uplands or at the base of slopes. Wilmington soils are poorly drained, have a dense substratum, and are on nearly level to sloping concave or depressional upland areas.
Permeability is moderate or moderately rapid.
Most areas are forested. The common trees are American beech, white ash, yellow birch, paper birch, sugar maple, red spruce, white spruce, and balsam fir. A few areas have been cleared and are used for hay or pasture. The series is of moderate extent. Windham County, Vermont, 1984.