Wabaunsee County Sec. 9, T. 13 S., R. 13 E

Composite, along N side of sec. 9 and near S 1/4 cor sec 4 Measured By R.G. Moss, Sept. 1933 Remarks: Echo Cliff channel ss cuts through Dover
	Unit No. Description Thickness 18 Granular brown speckled limestone 1 ft. 17 Yellow to gr platy sandy shale 10 ft. 16 Brown fossiliferous limestone, M. splendens, etc. Brownville 1.5 ft. 15 Gray to brown sandy shale 8 ft. 14 Brown to gr-yellow porous zoogenic limestone, contains large flat pelecypods, prominent bench 3.5 ft. 13 Yellow-gray nodular limy shale 4 ft. 12 Yellow to gr sandstone, limestone and shale beds 3 ft. 11 Gray shale 2 ft. 10 Alternating beds of soft gray limestone and shale 3 ft. 9 Gray shale with yellow brown sandy streaks, Septarian concretions at top 21 ft. 8 Covered meas up dip +/- 0.2 mi 25 ft. 7 Shaly sandstone, gray 5 ft. 6 Gray to brown sandy limestone and sandstone conglomerate 5 ft. 5 Platy sandy gray brown to yellow shale 1.5 ft. 4 Fossiliferous impure gray limestone, Chonetes, Derbya, fusulinids, crinoids 2 ft. 3 Pebbly green-gray shale 5 ft. 2 Gr to brown fossiliferous limestone, fusulinids, corals, brachiopods; fusulinids abundant at base 1.5 ft. 1 Greenish sandy shale 4 +/- ft.
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