Morton County Sec. 12, T. 34 S., R. 43 W

At point of rocks on north side of Cimarron River Measured By D.F. Merriam, June 23, 1957
	Unit No. Description Thickness 9 Mortar beds, Ogallala, probably another 50' of Ogallala above this bench well exposed   8 Sandstone, brown-yellow, maroon, tan to medium green 8.8 ft. 7 Sandstone, red, soft, tan to medium green 3.0 ft. 6 Sandstone, yellow-brown, tan to medium green 4.0 ft. 5 Sandstone, conglomerate, concretionary? with red shale, dark yellow-brown limonitic hard rings (concretionary) up to 7" 1.0 ft. 4 Sandstone, yellow-brown, horizontal bed fine- to medium-grain, weathers in small red knobs 7.6 ft. 3 Sandstone, medium grain, yellow-brown, massive 5.5 ft. 2 Sandstone, yellow-brown, fine- to medium-grain, cross-bedded with lenses of red shale and clay pellets; pellets up to 3" in diameter 6 ft. 1 Sandstone, yellow-brown, limonitic, spotted, soft, base not exposed in Cimarron River valley 6 ft.
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