Dickinson County Sec. 34, T. 12 S., R. 4 E

SE corner of section Measured By M.K. Elias, 1932 Remarks: IV-2
	Unit No. Description Thickness   Towanda Limestone Formation   26 Limestone, brecciated with grayish-pink banded cement 1 ft. 25 Limestone, green, banded 2 ft. 24 Limestone, green, flaggy 1 ft. 23 Limestone, green, crystalline 1 ft. 22 Mudstone, green, shaly, vesicular 1 ft.   Holmesville Shale Formation   21 Shale, green 3 ft. 20 Shale, green, with thin white calcareous beds 3.5 ft. 19 Shale, pink 1 ft. 18 Shale, green 1 ft. 17 Limestone, rotten green, vesicular 2 ft. 16 Limestone, soft, chalky, knotty with numerous calcite veinlets 2 ft. 15 Limestone, rotten green, vesicular 1.5 ft. 14 Shale, green 5.4 ft. 13 Limestone, splittery 1.6 ft. 12 Shale, calcareous 1 ft. 11 Limestone with geodes 1 ft. 10 Shale, calcareous 1.5 ft. 9 Limestone, splittery 0.6 ft. 8 Shale, calcareous 1.4 ft. 7 Mudstone, massive, rusty white to cream-colored 1 ft. 6 Covered 1 ft. 5 Mudstone, splittery, white 1 ft. 4 Covered 4.5 ft. 3 Mudstone, geodic, splittery 4.5 ft. 2 Mudstone, massive, buff, with small geodes 4 ft. 1 Mudstone, buff, with gray bands 1.5 ft.
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