Coffey County Sec. 10, T. 19 S., R. 15 E

1/2 mile West Junction Highway 50 and 75 Measured By R.M. J., 05/25/1940 Stratigraphy class
	Unit No. Description Thickness 9 Sandstone, brown, micaceous ? ft. 8 Shale? or limestone (section 7 & 8 are combined on form and are both contained in a four foot section) 4 ft. 7 Limestone, light gray and dark brown, algal 4 ft. 6 Limestone, gray, weathers brown, slabby, Amblysiphonella, Crinoid stems, Lophophyllum, Dictyoclostus, Fenestellate 3.2 ft. 5 Shale - clayey, light gray - upper 1/3 yellowish brown, no fossils 0.8 ft. 4 Limestone - gray weathers whitish, Ottonosia 0.25 ft. 3 Shale, yellow, fossiliferous, Rhombopora, Chonetes granulifer,Neospirifer, Crinoid stems, Debya, Marginifera-lassalensis 0.75 ft. 2 Shale, dark blue, laminated, clayey, plant remains +/- 4 ft. 1 Sandstone - fine micaceous, pale brown 1 ft.
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