These are the Berks , Darien , Loudonville , and Mahoning soils. The well drained Berks and Loudonville soils are on adjacent landscape positions. The very deep Darien and Mahoning soils are on adjacent landscape positions. Somewhat poorly drained. The potential for surface runoff is negligible to low.
Permeability is moderate.
Depth to an intermittent apparent seasonal high water table is .5 to 1 foot below the surface from November to June in most years. Most areas are cleared and used for the production of hay, pasture, and small grain. Wooded areas are mixed hardwoods. Native vegetation was hardwood forest, primarily oak, maple, ash and beech. The series is of moderate extent.