Wilson County Sec. 8, T. 27 S., R. 17 E

Road exposures Measured By Newell
	Unit No. Description Thickness 5 Bluish gray, fine limestone, upper part white, crystalline + 10 ft. 4 Greenish-gray arg shale with limonite concretions in upper part; large cavo-convex algal "beads" just under Capt. Cr. 105 ft. 3 Irregular buff limestone, thin-bedded, and limy shale; filled with Heliospongia and Heterocallia 6 ft. 2 Limy gray shale, fossiliferous with limestone plates 3 ft. 1 Buff, blocky limestone +/- 1 ft.
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