Principal well drained associated soils are the Kalkaska and Rousseau soils and they are on higher landscape positions. Croswell soils are located on similar landscape positions but do not have darker colored upper subsoils. The somewhat poorly drained Au Gres and Ingalls soils are in lower landscape positions. Moderately well drained. Surface runoff is negligible or very low.
Permeability is rapid.
Depth to the water table ranges from about 2 feet during wet periods to greater than 5 feet during dry periods. Most areas of this soil are forested. Overstory vegetation consists of sugar maple, red pine, quaking aspen, jack pine, bigtooth aspen, paper birch, and red maple. Some of the common forest understory vegetation includes sugar maple, lowbush blueberry, spinulose woodfern, goldthread, American fly honeysuckle, Solomons-seal, rosy twistedstalk, Canada mayflower, and bearberry. Eastern Upper Peninsula and northern Lower Peninsula of Michigan.