The very poorly drained Granby, Maumee, and Newton soils are in depressions. Oakville soils are well drained and are on higher elevations. Moderately well drained. This soil has a seasonal high water table that ranges from 3 to 6 feet below the surface from December to April. The potential for surface runoff is negligble.
Permeability is rapid or very rapid.
Most areas of Denham soils are used for raising corn, soybeans and wheat. Some small areas are in hay, pasture, or woodland. This series is currently of small extent, but acreage is expected to increase as more surveys are updated. Pulaski County, Indiana, 1999. Transect shows 80 percent Denham and 20 percent Brems.