The Fox soils have sand and gravelly sand above a depth of 40 inches and are on nearby terraces. The Gosport soils are fine textured and are on steeper breaks. Miami soils formed in till and are on higher lying till plains. The somewhat poorly drained Shadeland soils are on slightly lower lying positions on bedrock terraces. Runoff is slow or moderate depending on slope.
Permeability is moderate.
About half of the areas are cropped to corn, soybeans, small grain, and legume hay. The rest is used for pasture or woodland. Native vegetation was oak, hickory, and maple. West-central Indiana and Illinois. The High Gap series are not extensive.