The B1 horizon has hue of 7.5YR or 5YR, value or 4 or 5, and chroma of 4 through 8. Texture is heavy loam, heavy list loam, clay loam, silty clay loam, clay or silty clay. Thin faint clay films are present in the B1 horizon in a few pedons. The Bt horizon has hue of 5YR or 2.5YR, value of 4 or 5, and chroma of 4 through 8. Texture is silty clay or clay, or is silty clay loam in part.
Structure is mostly moderate, but is weak or strong in subhorizons of many pedons.
Texture ranges from loam or silty loam to clay. In many pedons the C horizon is absent or is a very thin transition horizon between solum and bedrock. In the same family are the Amos , Bardley , Beasley , Bland , Brashear , Bratton , Briggsville , Brookside , Caneyville , Carbo , Chrome , Derinda , Donahue , Eden , Edenton , Elba , Eldean , Elledge , Faywood , Fredonia , Gatewood , Heitt , Kewaunee , Lowell , Markland , Medary , Miamian , Milton , Ozaukee , Shrouts , Switzerland , Upshur , Vandalia , Vincent , Woodsfield and Wynn series. The Amos, Mrashear, Brookside, Carbo, Gatewood, Markland, and Switzerland soils have Bt horizons no redder than hue 7.5YR in any part. Bardley, Beasley, Bland, Bratton, Briggsville, Caneyville, Chrome, Derinda, Donahue, Eden, Edenton, Elledge, Faywood, Fredonia, Heitt, Lowell, Kewaunee, Medary, Miamian, Milton, Ozaukee and Shrouts soils have sola less than 40 inches thick, or are less than 40 inches to bedrock, or to paralithic contact.