The Trent and Viborg soils are fine-silty and in the shallower, better drained swales and drainageways. Wakonda soils have a calcic horizon and are at edges of depressions and swales. Whitewood soils are fine-silty and are in similar positions as the Chancellor soils. Worthing soils are in depressions. Somewhat poorly and poorly drained.
Surface runoff is slow or very slow.
Permeability is slow. The perched watertable typically is between depths of 0 and 2 feet in the spring. Commonly used to grow corn, soybeans, small grain, and hay. Some areas are in native range with big bluestem, green needlegrass, porcupinegrass, switchgrass, western wheatgrass, sideoats grama, sedges, and forbs the major species. East-central and southeastern South Dakota.