Chase County Sec. 18, T. 19 S., R. 8 E

New Highway 50 cut 2 miles West of Strong City about middle of North part of section 18. Measured By M.K. Elias, 1935
	Unit No. Description Thickness 19 Limestone - light gray, fossiliferous 3 ft. 18 Shale - light green 4 ft. 17 Limestone - coquinoid, light gray, cavernous, with glades 3 ft. 16 Limestone - molluskan 1.5 ft. 15 Shale - bluish gray 5.5 ft. 14 Limestone - molluskan 0.2 ft. 13 Shale - bluish gray, very fossiliferous 2 ft. 11 Shale - bluish gray 1.5 ft. 10 Shale - mottled green and maroon 2 ft. 9 Shale - light gray 5 ft. 8 Shale - limy, light yellowish-gray 3 ft. 7 Limestone - light brownish gray 1 ft. 6 Shale - yellow 0.5 ft. 5 Limestone - light gray 0.3 ft. 4 Shale 0.2 ft. 3 Limestone - light gray, banded 0..9 ft. 2 Shale - dark bluish gray, light gray on top 13 ft. 1 Limestone - with numerous fusulinids (Cottonwood)
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