Coffey County Sec. 7, T. 19 S., R. 16 E

New highway NW of Waverly Measured By Newell, 05/1936 compare with 14-19-16 exceptional exposures
	Unit No. Description Thickness 1 Wavy Buff Limestone, remnant + 3 ft. 2 Poorly shown shale, about 0.5 ft. 3 Blocky limestone with fusulinids 0.4 ft. 4 Gray and buff clay with abundant Myalina at top 12 ft. 5 Coal 0.3 ft. 6 Underclay +/- 1 ft. 7 Silty shale, maroon at top 2 ft. 8 Brown limestone, granular, filled with Sedgewikia, and Myalina f. Meekella 0.1 ft. 9 Silty and ferruginious buff shale 4 ft. 10 Sandy red and buff limestone filled with Mollusks, mainly Myalina, locally oolitic 1.5 ft. 11 Local lens of calcareous limestone (hiatus at base of ?) 2 ft. 12 Bluish clay shale 11 ft. 13 Oolitic and Argilloceous Limestone, irregular, contains clams, Myalina, chonetes, and Batostomella 2 ft. 14 Shaly, nodular, Molluscan 2.5 ft. 15 Bockly osagia limestone (looks similar to limestone 35 ft. aboved Kereford at 14-19-16, but not certain) 1.5 ft. 16 Earthy calcareous shale + 0.5 ft.
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