Gove County Sec. 1, T. 14 S., R. 26 W

Measured By H.W. Miller
	Unit No. Description Thickness   Ogallala   30 Chalk - yellow 6 ft. 29 Bentonite 0.05 ft. 28 Chalk - yellow 5.4 ft. 27 Bentonite 0.05 ft. 26 Chalk - yellow, platy near top 16.1 ft. 25 Limonite 0.1 ft. 24 Chalk - yellow, (chalk becomes punky and more yellow, less silty) 12.4 ft. 23 Chalk - yellow 6.8 ft. 22 Bentonite 0.05 ft. 21 Chalk - yellow 2.3 ft. 20 Bentonite 0.05 ft. 19 Chalk - yellow 0.65 ft. 18 Bentonite 0.05 ft. 17 Chalk - yellow, harder 1.15 ft. 16 Bentonite 0.05 ft. 15 Chalk - yellow 2.5 ft. 14 Chalk - yellow to grayish 1.4 ft. 13 Limonite and bentonite 0.2 ft. 12 Chalk - gray 2.5 ft. 11 Gypsum and limonite 0.1 ft. 10 Chalk - gray 3.4 ft. 9 Gypsum 0.1 ft. 8 Chalk - gray 1.2 ft. 7 Gypsum 0.1 ft. 6 Chalk - gray 2 ft. 5 Resistant ledge - shale? 0.2 ft. 4 Chalk - gray 3.3 ft. 3 Bentonite and gypsum 0.1 ft. 2 Chalk - gray 5.7 ft. 1 Bentonite and limonite 0.1 ft.   Base of Castle Rock Section
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