Chase County Sec. 15, T. 19 S., R. 7 E

0.1 mile East of center of West line Measured By Swain, 7/1939 Type location of Neva Limestone
	Unit No. Description Thickness 6 The upper member of the Neva is poorly exposed about 4 feet above the main ledge of brecciated Neva as a 6 - 8 foot layer of light gray, dense massive limestone weathering brown   5 Limestone - light gray weathers white, massive, , much pitted, having a brecciated appearance identical with the main ledge of the Neva at Elmdale 2 ft. 4 Limestone - light gray, massive, weathers brown 0.4 ft. 3 Clay shale, light gray 0.3 ft. 2 Limestone - light gray, massive, weathers brown 1 ft. 1 Shale - gray-green, exposed in gully just below to the east.     About a 10 foot mantle of stream pebbles (capping hill) of white, gray & brown chert subrectangular to rounded has been excavated for road material some time past.
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