Hoytville, Latty, Paulding, and Toledo are very poorly drained soils derived entirely from till or lacustrine sediments on adjacent lake plains. Ottokee, Spinks, and Tedrow soils are on nearby positions where the sandy deposits are more than 5 feet thick. The somewhat poorly drained Rimer, very poorly drained Wauseon, and in Wisconsin, the well drained Tustin soils are in a toposequence with Seward soils. Rimer and Wauseon soils are in lower topographic positions than Seward soils whereas the Tustin soils are in higher positions. Moderately well drained.
Surface runoff is slow.
Permeability is rapid in the upper part of the solum and slow or very slow in the lower part of the solum and substratum. Corn, soybeans, small grain, and meadow are the principal crops. A small proportion is used for pasture or is in woodland. The native vegetation was mixed hardwood forest or oak, hickory, maple, and beech. Paulding County, Ohio, 1957.