The well drained Alvin, and Princeton soils and the somewhat excessively drained, more sandy Bloomfield soils are on similar landform positions. Permeability is moderate in the upper part of the solum and rapid in the lower part. Runoff is slow to very rapid. Most nearly level and gently sloping areas are used for growing corn, soybeans, wheat, and hay. Most steep and very steep areas are used for woodland and wildlife habitat.
Native vegetation is mixed, deciduous hardwood forest.
The acreage is of small extent in MLRA 120. Perry County, Indiana, 1993. The series is named for a small town in the southern part of Perry County.