Washington County Sec. 1, T. 3 S., R. 2 E

5 miles W. of Washington on U.S. 36 Measured By N. Plummer and J.F. Romary, April 17, 1940 Remarks: Composite of five pits

Unit No. Description Thickness 6 RESIDUAL 1.0 ft. 5 CLAY--fairly plastic, light gray with red mottling toward top and yellow toward bottom, has some lavender 5.0 ft. 4 CLAY--slightly silty to plastic, light gray with some yellow joint stain, where it is not weathered it has pronounced conchoidal fracture, slight amount of lignite 7.7-10.7 ft. 3 CLAY--plastic, gray with considerable amount of yellow stain, irregular in thickness to missing; some lignite 0-2.2 ft. 2 CLAY--plastic, gray, with slight yellow stain, pronounced conchoidal fracture, contains lignite particles and leaf fossils 4.7-5.5 ft.   CLAY--fairly plastic with very little stain, rather dark gray, comes out in thin shells on bedding planes 5.6 ft. -- SANDSTONE occurs in the bottom -- ft.