Leetonia soils are in relatively small areas in association with the Clymer , Dekalb , Lehew , Muskingum , Ramsey , Summers , and Weikert soils. All of these soils lack a spodic horizon and are finer textured. The Clymer, Dekalb, Lehew, Muskingum, Sumners, and Weikert soils also have mixed mineralogy and Ramsey and Weikert soils are less than 20 inches deep to bedrock. Well to excessively drained. Runoff is medium to slow.
Permeability is moderately rapid.
Mainly in mixed forest of chestnut oak, black oak, white oak, maple, second growth chestnut, dogwood, white pine, pitch pine and Table Mountain pine. A few small areas are used for crops and pasture. Crops are corn, wheat, oats, buckwheat, potatoes and mixed hay. The Allegheny and Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Maryland. The series is of moderate extent.