Roadcuts and creek
Measured By Newell, 7/1935
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Thickness |
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1
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Platy sandstone with a little interbedded shale, the Iola horizon is not more than 8 or 10 ft. above this, probably less
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+ 27 ft.
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2
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Sandy, profery shale
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4 ft.
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3
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Coal (Thayer)
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0.5 ft.
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4
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Whitish underclay
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2 ft.
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5
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Silty and sandy gray shale
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22 ft.
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6
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Hard massive sandstone wabesbench
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3 ft.
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7
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Buff sandy shale. O shaly sandstone
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11 ft.
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8
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Massive buff soft sandstone bore covered (No. 8 is about 45 ft. thick at C.E. side 19-33-16)
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+ 20 ft.
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