Cincinnati, Jennings and Nabb soils have a fragipan in the series control section. Cincinnati, Jennings and Weddel soils are on similar positions on the landform, and are often part of a complex map unit that includes Blocher soils. Nabb soils are on higher lying shoulders and summits. Moderately well drained. The potential for surface water runoff is high or very high.
Permeability is moderate above the paleosol and slow within the paleosol.
The depth to the top of an intermittent perched high water table is at 2 to 3 feet from December through April in most years. These soils are commonly used to grow corn and soybeans, hay or pasture. A few areas are in woodland. Native vegetation is mixed hardwood forest. Blocher soils are of small extent in MLRA 114.