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| Unit No. |
Description |
Thickness |
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13
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Limestone slabs strewn in road; 6" massive, brown sugary texture (Falls City Limestone)
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12
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Shale, mostly concealed, 10' +/- above limestone below 1-2' of boxwork; upper 6' sandy shale and fine-grained, thin-bedded sandstone, rust brown (Hawxby Shale Member)
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24.0 ft.
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11
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Limestone, gray, weathers brown, thin-bedded, argillaceous... [Continued; see archive file for complete description]
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1.0 ft.
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10
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Shale, brown, clayey, covered at base, chalk nodules
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3.4 ft.
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9
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Limestone, thin-bedded, slabby, packed with mollusks, small clams, and snails, some Pectens
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1 +/- ft.
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8
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Covered
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4.0 ft.
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7
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Limestone, medium-gray, dense, massive, weathers light gray, echinoid spines (Aspinwall Limestone Member)
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1.0 +/- ft.
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6
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Covered slope, shale?; slabs like below in lower part (Towle Shale Member)
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15.5 ft.
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5
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Shale, slope strewn with slabs of sandstone conglomerate and molluscan limestone
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8.5 ft.
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4
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Coarse sandstone or conglomerate
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< 1 ft.
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3
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Brownville Limestone Member, rust-brown, argillaceous, rubbly limestone, Punctospirifer, crinoid stems, type C, Chonetina, Lophophyllum, fusulines, Marginifera, Dictyoclostus, Pectinoids
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3.0 ft.
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2
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Covered, some clay shale exposed below Brownville (Pony Creek Shale Member)
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8.0 ft.
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|
1
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Limestone, light gray conglomeratic on top (limestone conglomerate), fragments of brown limestone and clay shale, bryozoans, brachiopods and other mascerated bed remains (Caneyville)
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1.0 ft.
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