From SW corner of Sec. 5 eastward along road to SW Sec. 3 where Annelly Gypsum is present along Highway 50S.
Measured By W.A. Ver Wiebe, 1936
Composite--Generalized section covering Sec. 3, 4, and 5. No Allowance for dip. Aneroid baometer.
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Thickness |
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Walton Member
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1
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CLAYSTONE--very thin beds--white--calcareous--even bedded
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2 ft.
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2
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CLAY--rather dark grat--weathers greenish
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8 ft.
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3
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CLAYSTONE--like no. 1
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2 ft.
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4
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CLAY--like no. 2
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18 ft.
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5
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CLAYSTONE--like no. 1
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2 ft.
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6
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CLAY--like no. 2
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16 ft.
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7
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CLAYSTONE--like no. 1. Very prominent bench maker
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2 ft.
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Chisolm Creek
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8
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CLAY--greenish with thin hard layers
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40 ft.
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9
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ANNELLY GYPSUM--very badley weatehrs outcrop in stream bank
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10 ft.
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