The moderately well drained Glynwood and Morley soils and the well drained Lybrand soils do not have sandy substratums and are on knolls and backslopes on dissected till plains and moraines. The potential for surface water runoff is medium on the gentle slopes and high on the steeper slopes. Permeability is moderately slow in the glacial till and rapid or very rapid in the underlying glacial outwash material. Permeability is slow between structural units in the 2C horizon. Mainly used to grow corn, soybeans, wheat and hay.
Native vegetation is deciduous hardwood forest.
This soil is not extensive. These soils were correlated as gravelly substratum phases of the Morley series previously.