Chase County Sec. 3, T. 20 S., R. 7 E

Camp Wood - lower part of section below dam - up to plain of camp Measured By R.C. Moore, Mudge, J.M. Jewett, H.G. O'Connor and E. Zeller, 1947
	Unit No. Description Thickness 1 Limestone - (makes bench on which Camp Wood is built) upper part light gray and somewhat ashy; middle 3.4 feet is cavernous and contains fossil fragments; lower is massive and porous 5.25 ft. 2 Shale - gray 2.5 ft. 3 Limestone - brown, platy 0.8 ft. 4 Shale - greenish gray 6.1 ft. 5 Limestone - platy, thin beds in gray shale 7.35 ft. 6 Covered 2 ft. 7 Shale - gray 4.5 ft. 8 Limestone - medium gray and dense 0.4 ft. 9 Limestone - medium gray; granular; porous 0.4 ft. 10 Shale - light gray; limy 4.1 ft. 11 Limestone - platy 0.4 ft. 12 Limestone - yellow-gray; granular; Osagia 1 ft. 13 Limestone - yellow-gray; bedded; granular; Osagia 2.6 ft. 14 Limestone - largely covered; thin-bedded; fusulines 2.6 ft. 15 Limestone - light gray; ashy; powdery; fusulines 1.85 ft. 16 Covered 23.15 ft. 17 Limestone - (lower Americus) "horseshoe" markings; fusulines; Marginifera abundant in lower part 1.55 ft. 18 Shale - gray 0.75 ft. 19 Shale - dark gray to black; fissile 3.45 ft. 20 Shale - black; fissile 1.8 ft. 21 Limestone - impure; microfossils, ostracodes at top, algal plates lower 0.25 ft. 22 Shale - black 0.1 ft. 23 Limestone - (or calcareous siltstone) mottled darkish gray 1.7 ft. 24 Shale 0.45 ft. 25 Shale - light gray and blocky in upper few inches; remainder dark gray and less blocky 2.5 ft. 26 Limestone - gray on North side of creek; on South side a yellow clay zone 1.1 ft. 27 Shale - blocky at top, flaky below; light gray above and red in basal part; ostracodes at top 2.6 ft.
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