Clareville and Orelia soils have a argillic horizon. A horizons, and do not have slickensides. Moderately well drained. Very slow permeability. Runoff is high on 0 to 1 percent slope and very high on 1 to 3 percent slopes.
Water enters the soil rapidly when it is dry and cracked and very slow when it is moist.
Most areas of Victoria soils are in cropland with supplemental irrigation used in a few areas where suitable water is available. Crops are mainly grain sorghum, cotton, and corn with some small areas in vegetables. Some of the soils are used as rangeland or improved pasture. Native grasses are mainly little bluestem, seacoast bluestem, fourflower trichloris, vine-mesquite, and indiangrass. Improved pasture is mainly coastal bermudagrass or Kliengrass.