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Coffey County

Sec. 36, T. 20 S., R. 13 E
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Unit No. Description Thickness
7 Limestone - white, wavy, nodular, algal, brecciated appearance 2.5 ft.
6 Limestone - massive, gray, weathers brown, Ottonosia abundant 1.4 ft.
5 Shale, blue 3.6 ft.
4 Limestone - buff, earthy, dense 0.5 ft.
3 Shale - blue, upper part with bryozoans, Derbya, Neospirifer 3 ft.
2 Limestone - gray, Myalina 0.8 ft.
1 Limestone - gray, cephalopods, Osagia abundant, myalina 1 ft.

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