These are the Albemarle , Culpeper , Elioak , Glenelg , Manor , and Whiteford soils. All of these soils which have B horizons of illuvial clay accumulation except Manor soils. Manor soils are micaceous. More than half of the total acreage is in forest. Cleared areas are used for pasture, small grain, and hay.
Native vegetation consists of oaks, hickory, sweet gum, red cedar, dogwood, and Virginia pine.
The northern Piedmont of Virginia and in Maryland. The series is of moderate extent. About 40,000 acres have been correlated. Culpeper County, Virginia, 1943. Lithic contact at 30 inches.