Morris County Sec. 34, T. 17 S., R. 9 E

Lake Section, Kahola Measured By J.M. Jewett & H.G. O'Connor, 07/17/1947
	Unit No. Description Thickness 21 Limestone - Cottonwood 4.75 ft. 20 Shale - yellow, limy 10.25 ft. 19 Limestone or calcareous shale, yellow, drab, platy to nodular in upper part 2.65 ft. 18 Clay - light greenish gray, block 0.55 ft. 17 Clay - calcareous, medium greenish gray, blocky 1.3 ft. 16 Clay or shale - greenish gray, blocky 1 ft. 15 Clay - red 1.2 ft. 14 Shale or clay, bright green, and some purple 1.35 ft. 13 Conglomerate, rounded limestone pebbles in green clay 0.4 ft. 12 Limestone - gray, dense, pelecypods 1 ft. 11 Shale - green, blocky, rein fillings contorted bedding 4.05 ft. 10 Limestone - bluish gray, weathers more or less corrugated platy algae growths in upper part, Osagia and forams 0.9-1.4 ft. 9 Limestone - light gray, hard, crystalline pelecypods 0.4-0.2 ft. 8 Limestone and clay, cavernous limy material, weathers into honey comb like masses of yellow limestone, harder more persistent bed at base +/-0.5 ft. 5.6 ft. 7 Shale - green, hard, grades into harder limy shale and darker impure limestone in middle and lower part 2.5 ft. 6 Limestone - brown and gray, a coquina of minute fossils, shells and algae. Come distinct bands of harder brown or tan limestone 1.5 ft. 5 Limestone - yellow, very platy, weathers yellow, brachiopods and sea urchin spines, and Derbya crassa 0.7 ft. 4 Shale - light gray, marly, fossils, spines 0.8 ft. 3 Limestone - light bluish gray, uniform medium grain, somewhat platy, or irregularily slabby - non-fossiliferous 1.85 ft. 2 Limestone - brown and gray, "oat meal" rock Osagia, massive 1.2 ft. 1 Limestone - brown and gray, thin-beds, crystalline, cavernous, exposed 1.5 ft. A Limestone - yellowish, brecciated, porous, algal, the lower 0.9 ft. of bed #1 probably correlates with this bed 0.9 ft. B Limestone - yellowish-brown, laminated, algal, well bedded, fusulinids 0.5 ft. C Limestone - gray, silty and clayey, laminated, slabby with fusulinids 0.5 ft. D Shale - gray, laminated, clayey, soft, fusulinids 0.5 ft. E Shale - black, platy to block, no fossils 0.65 ft. F Limestone, brownish gray, rusty surface, weathering, laminated algal, Crurathyris crust at top 1 ft. G Shale - gray, dark at base, calcareous with fossil fragments 0.9 ft. H Shale - black, calcareous, fusulinids 0.1 ft. I Limestone - gray, impure, thin-bedded, fusulinids 0.3 ft. J Limestone - brown porous, mottled gray-brown, highly Osagia bearing 0.9 ft.
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