Coffey County Sec. 22, T. 22 S., R. 14 E

Roadcuts; sampling area consists of the Northern halves of section 22 and 23. Measured By Newell, 04/1936
	Unit No. Description Thickness 1 Remnant of silty buff limestone with brachiopods and cryptozoan + 3 ft. 2 Limy shale 2.5 ft. 3 Sandstone 0.5 ft. 4 Silty and sandy buff shale 8 ft. 5 Coquinoid and sandy limestone with crinoids and mollusks 4 ft. 6 Covered olive sandy shale, upper part very sandy 17 ft. 7 Wavy buff limestone with cryptozoans 6 ft. 8 Shale lower part black with phosphatic concrs 3 ft. 9 Blaocky, dense, blue, fusulinids 1.5 ft. 10 Green clay shale 10 ft. 11 Covered shale maroon at top 55 ft. 12 Wavy buff limestone with T cf ventricosus, Compophyllum, ans Syringopora 3 ft. 13 Gray shale 2 ft. 14 Earthy gray limestone with T cullomensis 1 ft. 15 Limy gray shale 1 ft. 16 Even blocky limestone with T cullomensis 1 ft. 17 Greenish shale with small variety of Myalina subquadrata at top 4.5 ft. 18 Yellow unfossiliferous limestone (marlite) 1 ft. 19 Limy nodular shale 3.5 ft. 20 Osagia Limestone (top of Beil)
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