Blount soils are in lower landscape positions. Lybrand and Morley soils are on higher positions or more sloping areas along drainageways. Pewamo soils are in depressions and drainageways. Moderately well drained. The depth to the top of an intermittent perched water table is 1 to 2 feet between January and April in most years.
Permeability is slow.
The potential for surface runoff is low to high. A large proportion is under cultivation, primarily corn, grass-legume hay, oats, soybeans, and wheat. A relatively small proportion is in permanent bluegrass pasture or in woodland. The original vegetation is deciduous forest, principally ash, beech, elm, hickory, oak, and maple. Primarily, the MLRA 111 region of west-central Ohio, southern Michigan, and northern Indiana.