Wabaunsee County Sec. 13, T. 12 S., R. 10 E

S line SE 1/4, 2 mi ENE of Alma (140' of Garrison sh.) Measured By M.K. Elias, 1935
	Unit No. Description Thickness   Threemile Limestone   58 Flint     Speiser Shale   57 Shale, calcareous   56 Limestone, somewhat splittery; brachiopods, pelecypods, bryozoans 1.5 ft. 55 Covered 10 ft. 54 Limestone, tough, banded 2.5 ft.   Funston Limestone   53 Covered 9 ft. 52 Limestone, banded, flaggy 1 ft. 51 Shale 3 ft. 50 Limestone, coquinoid, mostly fragments of shells; bryozoans, flaggy 1.5 ft. 49 Shale 3.5 ft. 48 Limestone, brecciated, somewhat banded; on top molds of large Pleurophorus. In lower 0.5' very scattered nearly spherical Tomphospongia 1.5 ft.   Blue Rapids Shale   47 Shale, green 5.5 ft. 46 Shale, red 1.5 ft. 45 Shale, green 1 ft. 44 Covered 9 +/- ft.   Crouse Limestone   43 Limestone, flaggy (slumps considerably, may be shaly partings), tough, unfossiliferous 9 ft. 42 Covered 3 ft. 41 Limestone, tough, massive, full of microfossils (?), yellow hue, breaks in slabs 1 ft. 40 Shale, soft, gray 6 ft. 39 Limestone, full of pelecypods: Aviculopecten, Pseudomonotis, numerous attached "Spirula" 2.2 ft.   Easly Creek Shale   38 Shale, clayey, soft, green 1.5 ft. 37 Shale, green, finely laminated and banded, some lamina hard 3.5 ft. 36 Mudstone, greenish 0.1 ft. 35 Shale, green, soft 0.9 ft. 34 Shale, green, with few red spots in lower part 1 ft. 33 Shale, red 1 ft. 32 Shale, green 1 ft. 31 Limestone, greenish 0.2 ft. 30 Shale, green 0.3 ft. 29 Shale, red 2 ft. 28 Shale, green 0.5 ft. 27 Shale, red 0.5 ft. 26 Shale, green 1 ft. 25 Box-work (intercalation of numerous calcite veinlets in shale) 2 ft. 24 Covered 3 ft. 23 Shale, dark gray 1 ft.   Middleburg Limestone   22 Limestone, full of pelecypods (Aviculopecten and others); Near top Septopora, Juresania 2.2 ft. 21 Shale, gray 5.5 ft. 20 Limestone, massive, green hue 0.5 ft. 19 Shale 0.5 ft. 18 Limestone, somewhat cavernous, massive, shaly, full of fossils, Meekella, Derbya 2 ft. 17 Limestone, flaggy, Myalina, Pleurophorus 0.5 ft.   Hooser Shale   16 Shale, gray, dark band in upper part, also fossils (Meekella) 3.5 ft.   Eiss Limestone   15 Limestone (Derbya, Orbiculoidea), somewhat splittery shaly 0.5 ft. 14 Shale, calcareous, dark-gray, numerous fossils: Chonetes, Meekella, Ambocoelia, Composita, Derbya (small individual with two valves collected) 3.5 ft. 13 Limestone, with middle calcareous shale parting. Meekella, Aviculopecten 2 ft.   Stearns Shale   12 Shale, gray, platy, somewhat sandy 3 ft. 11 Shale, gray, platy, hard (calcareous?) sandy 1 ft. 10 Shale, black, fissile 1 ft. 9 Shale, gray 3 ft. 8 Limestone, rough weathering (Algal?) (like at top of Neva) 0.5 ft. 7 Shale, green 0.7 ft. 6 Mudstone, greenish 0.3 ft. 5 Shale, green, in basal 1.5' zones of calcareous nodules 3.5 ft. 4 Covered 3 ft.   Morrill Limestone   3 Limestone, tough, somewhat cavernous and banded 1.5 ft.   Florena Shale   2 Covered (Florena Shale) [discrepancy on original document: listed as "Florence Shale"] 8.5 ft. 1 Cottonwood Limestone
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