The Gasconade and Gatewood soils are in similar positions where depth to rock is less than 40 inches. Peridge soils are fine-silty and are on higher positions in the landscape. Wilderness soils have a fragipan and are on higher positions in the landscape. Keswick and Lindley soils are fine and fine-loamy respectively and formed in glacial till on higher positions in the landscape. Runoff is medium to very high.
Permeability is moderate.
Areas are used for woodland and pasture. Native vegetation is upland hardwoods. The series is of large extent. Monroe County, Missouri, 1973.