Wilson County Sec. 32, T. 29 S., R. 17 E

Roadcuts Measured By Newell, 8/1935 Fine exposure of Iola
	Unit No. Description Thickness 1 Gray shale   2 Bluish, granular crinoidal limestone with worm borings shaly breaks (Super) 3 ft. 3 Buff, fine limestone (Upper) with brachiopods (Marginifera, Hustedia, etc.) 4 ft. 4 Very sandy buff limestone 2 ft. 5 Dark gray carbonaceous shale 1.5 ft. 6 Black, fissile shale with phosph concretions 0.2 ft. 7 Sandy crinoidal limestone, brown 0.3 ft. 8 Papery, platy sandstone with silic wood at base 10 ft. 9 Coal 1 ft. 10 Underclay 0.5 ft. 11 marly yellow zone at base of underclay 0.2 ft. 12 Silty gray shale 27 ft.
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