Ockley, Sleeth, Thackery, and Westland soils occur on similar materials but are fine-loamy. In addition, Ockley, Sleeth, and Thackery soils have an ochric epipedon. Westland soils are on similar topographic positions as Lippincott soils. Very poorly drained. Runoff is very slow to ponded.
Permeability is moderate in the loamy material and rapid in the underlying sand and gravel.
A large proportion has been cleared and is under cultivation. Principal crops include corn, soybeans, wheat, and hay or forage crops. The native vegetation was deciduous swamp forests. The Lippincott soils are of moderate extent, about 25,000 acres. Champaign County, Ohio, 1969.