Wabaunsee County Sec. 29, T. 14 S., R. 13 E

Composite measurement along tributaries on S side of Dragoon Creek W of Harveyville Measured By R.G. Moss (R-91-94 incl.), Sept. 1933 [Measurement taken from sections 29, 30, and 34]
	Unit No. Description Thickness 19 Yellow-gray granular to crystalline limestone, pelecypods abundant 1.5 ft. 18 Shale, green-gray at top and lower 2/3, red streak between (not well exposed) 10 ft. 17 Limestone, upper part gray, granular to crystalline, fusulinids; lower part brown, fossiliferous, M. splen, abundant crinoids, etc. 2.3 ft. 16 Shale, upper part covered; middle, sandy brown-gray; lower, green-gray shale 5 ft. 15 Limestone, granulo-crystalline, zoogene limestone, porous brown and yellow spots, fairly massive 2.5 ft. 14 Green-gray clay/shale 2 ft. 13 Brown, sandy, nodular, "honeycomb" bed 2 ft. 12 Platy yellow brown gray sandy shale 12 ft. 11 Soft coal 0.2 ft. 10 Impervious fossiliferous limy shale, Derbya abundant 1 ft. 9b Shale 0.5 ft. 9a Brown sandy shale 0.5 ft. 9 Soft coal 0.3 ft. 8 Sandy platy yellow-brown shale with brown streaks 11 ft. 7 Covered 21 ft. 6 Gray, very fossiliferous limestone, Pustula, bryozoans (slumped) 0.5 ft. 5 Covered shale 1.5 ft. 4 Limestone, yellow-brown, irregular bedding, very fossiliferous, crinoids abundant, Chonetes, Derbya, some fusulinids 2.5 ft. 3 Gray clayey shale, soft 7 ft. 2 Impervious gray soft limestone, fusulinids 2.5 ft. 1a Light-gray sandy shale and sandstone, jointed 43 ft. 1 Dark gray fossiliferous limestone, T. ocut, brachiopods (Maple Hill)
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