Permeability is moderately rapid in the upper part and rapid in the lower part of the series control section. In undrained areas, depth to an apparent intermittent high water table is from 0.5 feet above the soil surface to 0.5 feet below the soil surface from November through June in most years. In drained areas, depth to an apparent intermittent high water table is from 0.5 feet above the soil surface to 1 foot below the soil surface from December through May in most years. Most areas of these soils are used for growing corn, soybeans, wheat, and oats. A few areas are forested.
Native vegetation is dominantly herbaceous wetland.
Northern Indiana, Michigan, northwestern Ohio, southeastern Wisconsin, southeastern Iowa, northeastern Missouri, and northern and central Illinois. Tuscola County, Michigan, 1926. Matrix chroma of 1 below the mollic epipedon. A gravelly, bedrock, loamy, and noncalcareous substratum phases are recognized, and may become new series when the subset soil surveys with these phases are updated. Also, a flooded phase and an undrained phase are recognized.