The Sylvan soils are well drained, lack mottles, and are typically on steeper sideslopes. Reesville soils are somewhat poorly drained, have grayer profiles and typically are on broad flats. Ragsdale soils have mollic epipedons, are very poorly drained and are in concave positions. Moderately well drained. The potential for surface water runoff is low or medium.
Permeability is moderately slow.
Depth to an intermittent apparent high water table is 2 to 3.5 feet from December to April in most years. Soils are mostly cultivated. Principal crops are corn, soybeans, wheat, and legume grass mixtures. Native vegetation is deciduous forest of maple, tulip-poplar, oaks, and hickory. South central and southern Indiana and possibly southeastern Illinois.