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Unit No. |
Description |
Thickness |
51
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Limestone - yellow with angular pieces of blue, fine, dense limestone embedded in 1 part. Few Composita
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1.5 ft.
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50
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Limestone - shaly, laminated
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0.9 ft.
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49
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Limestone - gray, massive, upper part pitted and porous, or even spongy; 1 part appears brecciated Fragmentary crinoid and echinoid remains
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1.9 ft.
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48
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Calcareous shale to limestone at the base; Triticites abesus and Ambocoelia Planoconvexa
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1.3 ft.
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47
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Shale with two thin beds of gray to yellow limestone; Ambocoelia planoconvexa
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2.5 ft.
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46
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Limestone - light ash-gray, weathers yellow, every massive but more or less chalky, not hard and brittle, small fusulinids and fine Osagia-like marks
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2.5 ft.
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45
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Shale, green to brown, clayey, soft; in 1 part becomes papery, yellowish brown, sandy
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7.5 ft.
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44
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Limestone, light ash-gray, fine-dense, weathers yellow; upper 0.5 feet shaly. Middle and 1 part massive, traversed by vertical veinlets that weather in relief
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1.8 ft.
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43
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Shale, greenish, clayey, soft, more or less massive, but near top papery, fossiliferous
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3.8 ft.
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42
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Limestone - light ash-gray, fine, hard, dense, massive to even platy and shaly. Middle part breaks into sharp and even blocks that show fine bedding; slaty layers scale in large smooth sheets. Contains pelecypods at the base (Pleurophorus, Myalina, Aviculopecten)
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6.9 ft.
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41
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Shale, dark-blue, clayey, fissile, weathers with light yellowish spots and mottling. Near the top Allorisma. In the middle and 1 part Spirifer, Composita, Juresania, crinoid joints
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3.5 ft.
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40
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Shale, calcareous
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1 ft.
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39
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Shale, clayey
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3.5 ft.
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38
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Limestone - ash-gray, hard, fine, thin-bedded to platy, upper part grades into hard limey shale; near the base Pseudomonotis, Aviculopecten
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4.3 ft.
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37
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Shale, yellow and bluish-gray
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2.5 ft.
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36
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Coverd
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1.5 ft.
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35
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Shale, green, crumbly
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1.1 ft.
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34
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Shale, black
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2 ft.
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33
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Mudstone, gray, in two beds separated by shale
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1.5 ft.
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32
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Shale
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1 ft.
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31
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Covered
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2 ft.
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30
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Limestone, earthy, gray to yellow
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1 ft.
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29
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Covered
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2.5 ft.
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28
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Limestone, oolite-like
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0.8 ft.
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27
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Shale, soft, yellowish, weathers powdery
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0.7 ft.
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26
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Limestone, hard
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0.5 ft.
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25
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Shale, bluish to brownish gray, in middle and 1 part numerous fossils: echinoid remains, Spirifer Dictyoclostus, Composita, Lynoproductus, Ambocoelia, Meekella, bryozoa
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4 ft.
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24
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Limestone, very massive, light-gray, yellowish, makes a single massive bed. Echinoid remains, some brachipods (Wellerella and others)
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5 ft.
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23
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Shale, calcareous
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0.1 ft.
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22
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Limestone, with fusulinids, bryozoans, and other fossils
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0.7 ft.
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21
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Shale, black, fissile, clayey, harder at the top
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3.1 ft.
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20
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Limeston, light ash gray, fine, dense, massive +/- earthy
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0.6 ft.
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19
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Shale, gray-brown, clayey to limy
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8.4 ft.
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18
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Mudstone, yellowish, weathers yellowish-gray, +/- massive to shelly
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3 ft.
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17
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Shale, brown to gray, stily to sandy, slightly unevenly bedded
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6 ft.
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16
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Covered
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6 ft.
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15
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Limestone, buff, hard, massive
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3.8 ft.
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14
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Shale, limy, light gray, full of fusulines
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1.5 ft.
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13
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Limestone, gray, massive, medium hard, full of fusulines
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2.8 ft.
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12
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Shale with abundant fusulinids and Meekopora
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5.6 ft.
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11
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Limestone, hard, shelly with some fusulinids, Juresania and Ambocoelia
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1.3 ft.
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10
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Covered
|
7 ft.
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9
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Shale, with abundant fusulinids
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3.5 ft.
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8
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Limestone, greenish-gray, rich fusulinids
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0.8 ft.
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7
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Limestone, bluish, hard, with Derbya, Spirifer, Ambocoelia and other brachiopods
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1 ft.
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6
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Limestone, with fusulinids and Strapaparollus
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0.4 ft.
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5
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Shale, greenish, with Chonetes near the top
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5.1 ft.
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4
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Shale, limy, very fossiliferous; Dictyoclostus, Sprfer
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1.5 ft.
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3
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Shale, dark blue to black, carbonaceous, fissile, Derbya & crinoid joints
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0.8 ft.
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2
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Limestone, hard, bluish, massive, full of small fusulinids, double-trail marks on top
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1.5 ft.
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1
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Shale, black, fissile and clayey shale
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1 ft.
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