These are the somewhat poorly drained Marion and Mexico soils, the moderately well drained Keswick , Weller , and Winfield soils and the well drained Lindley soils. All of these soils lack horizons that have fragic characteristics. The Marion, Mexico, and Weller soils are upslope from the Hatton soils and Keswick and Lindley soils are downslope. Moderately well drained. Runoff potential is medium.
Permeability is slow above the fragic horizon and very slow in the fragic horizon.
Most of these soils are forested or are used for pasture. The areas that are cultivated are cropped to corn and small grains. Some are used for hay. Native vegetation is dominantly white oak forest. Boone County, Missouri, 1948.