Chase County Sec. 10, T. 20 S., R. 8 E

East and West of bridge over east-flowing ravine Measured By J.M. Jewett, 7/14/1947
	Unit No. Description Thickness 13 Flint gravel   12 Limestone - light gray; somewhat slabby; fine fossil fragments exposed 2 ft. 11 Limestone - slightly brownish-gray; massive; echinoid spines 0.7 ft. 10 Limestone - light gray; massive; fusulines in lower half 0.7 ft. 9 Limestone - bluish gray; slabby; shaly in upper part 0.75 ft. 8 Shale - black; platy 0.3 ft. 7 Limestone - gray; weathers brown; somewhat slabby; fusulines (brown fusuline rock) 0.7 ft. 6 Shale - gray 0.2 ft. 5 Limestone - dark gray 0.1 ft. 4 Shale - gray 0.4 ft. 3 Shale - black 0.3 ft. 2 Limestone - gray; weathers slightly darker; Osagia rock; massive 2 ft. 1 Shale - gray 0.5 ft.
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