Larry: I live in Northwest Ohio which is a part of this great black swamp. It has to have tile. When my grandparents started to clear the land in the 180's the first tile were pieces of slab wood from the sawmills. Dig down the depth of two shovels. Make the trench for the top shovel wider and put a piece of slab wood there, then cover it back up. The water would collect and run in the trench below the slab wood. Spacing on tile here has gotten as close as every 30 feet, 2 rods or 35 feet. This land is very flat. Some of these farms do not vary more than a foot in elevation for a half mile. We have a little over a 100 foot difference from the high part of the county which on a ridge and was the boundry of Lake Erie years ago down to where the river leaves the county 20 miles away.
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