These are the Crane , Glenhall , Longlois , Monitor , Ockley , Sleeth , Thackery , Tippecanoe , Warsaw , and Wea soils. The well drained Longlois, Ockley, Warsaw, and Wea soils, the moderately well drained Glenhall, Thackery, and Tippecanoe, and the somewhat poorly drained Crane, Monitor, and Sleeth soils are on swells of outwash plains. In undrained areas, depth to an intermittent apparent high water table is at from 1 foot above the soil surface to 0.5 foot below the soil surface from November through June in most years. In drained areas, depth to an intermittent apparent high water table is at from 1 foot 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 to grow corn, soybeans, small grain, and grass-legume hay.
Native vegetation is a combination of forested and herbaceous wetland.
Central Indiana, central and west-central Ohio, and eastern Illinois. Hancock County, Indiana, 1925. Limestone, clayey, loamy, and silty substratum phases are recognized, and may become new series when the soil survey subsets with these phases are updated. Also, an undrained phase is recognized.