These are the Agawam , Deerfield , Hinckley , Ninigret , Pipestone , Saugatuck , Scarboro , Sudbury , and Windsor soils. Agawam, Hinckley, Ninigret, and Sudbury soils are all better drained. The excessively drained Windsor, moderately well drained Deerfield, somewhat poorly drained Pipestone and Saugatuck and very poorly drained Scarboro soils, are in a drainage sequence with the Wareham soils. Poorly and somewhat poorly drained. Runoff is negligible or very low.
Permeability is rapid.
Most areas are forested or idle. Cleared and drained areas are used for growing hay, pasture, and row crops. Red maple, elm, hemlock, white pine, aspen, and tamarack are the most common trees, but in the northern range of the series red spruce and balsam fir are prominent. Franklin County, Massachusetts, 1964. Humaqueptic subgroup - meets the criteria for a mollic epipedon except for percent base saturation.