These are the Blackhammer , Lamoille , Rollingstone , Seaton , and Southridge soils. Blackhammer, Rollingstone, and Southridge soils have landscapes similar to Nodine soils but Southridge soils have a clayey 2B horizon. Lamoille soils are downslope, have thinner sola, and contain more coarse fragments. Seaton soils formed entirely in loess and are on summits. Runoff is medium to very rapid.
Permeability is moderate.
Nodine soils with less than 12 percent slopes are mostly cropped to corn, small grains, and hay. More sloping Nodine soils are used for growing trees and pasture. Native vegetation was deciduous forest with white and red oaks, hickory, and basswood being the more common species. The series is of moderate extent. Houston County, Minnesota, 1981.