Canadian and Dale soils have mollic surfaces and are on slightly higher areas. Gaddy soils are on slightly lower areas and are loamy fine sand or coarser through the textural control section. Gracemont and Gracemore soils have a water table within 40 inches of the soil surface and are on slightly lower areas. Miller and Port soils are on nearby areas and have a mollic epipedon. In addition, Miller soils have a fine control section and Port soils have a fine-silty control section.
Pulaski soils are on nearby areas.
Reinach soils are on higher areas and they have a mollic epipedon and a coarse-silty control section. Yahola soils are well drained. Runoff is negligible and permeability is moderately rapid. These soils are rarely to frequently flooded for very brief to brief periods during April to October. These soils are mainly cropped to alfalfa, peanuts, cotton, small grains, tame pasture, and grain sorghum.