Octagon soils do not have a lithologic discontinuity and are well drained. Orwood soils formed in eolian material and do not have rock fragments. Fox, Ionia, and Kendallville soils have lighter colored surface horizons. In addition, Fox and Ionia soils have 2C horizons of stratified sand and gravel. Kendallville soils do not have mottles with chroma of 2.
Cadmus soils are on till plains that have a thin covering of glaciofluvial sediments.
Slopes range from 0 to 9 percent. These are the Berville , Conover , Kendallville , Macomb , Miami , and Morley soils. The well drained Kendallville soils, the somewhat poorly drained Macomb soils, and the poorly drained Berville soils are in the same drainage sequence as the Cadmus soils. The well drained Miami soils, the well drained and moderately well drained Morley soils, and the somewhat poorly drained Conover soils are on nearby till plains where the outwash thins to a few inches or is not present. Moderately well drained.