Neosho County Sec. 14, T. 27 S., R. 20 E

Type exposure of Stark shale Measured By J.M. Jewett, 7/18/1931 Refer to notebook no. A 31
	Unit No. Description Thickness 8 Residual chert   7 Limestone, crystalline as float   6 Limestone, oolitic ? ft. 5 Limestone, oolitic, partly covered 5.4 ft. 4 Limestone, massive, very crystalline 5.4 ft. 3 Limestone, light in color, rather massive and granular near top, thin to fairly massive beds, soft, limonitic irregular beds   2 Shale, very black, thin bedded, fissile-Stark shale 4 ft. 1 Limestone, gray to blue, dense, base covered, Canville 2 ft.
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