Montgomery County Sec. 5, T. 33 S., R. 15 E

North slope Walker Mound Measured By Newell Upper limestone erroneously mapped Independence folio as younger than Stanton.
	Unit No. Description Thickness 1 Silty light gray limestone remnant + 0.6 ft. 2 Buff very limy siltstone 3 ft. 3 Clay shale, poorly shown, abundant Eupheimtes in upper part, crinoid segments abundant near base 70 ft. 4 Black, fissile shale with phosphatic concretions +/- 2 ft. 5 Gray shale with Lophophyllum 0.5 ft. 6 Blocky, bluish limestone, filled with Coelocldia, Heliospongia, Girtyocoelia beedei, Cryptozoan, a typical Plattsburg sponge fauna 1 ft. 7 Very marly shale, slightly fossiliferous 4.5 ft. 8 Rounded, massive, bluish oolite, hard 1.5 ft. 9 Clay shale with limonite concretions +/- 90 ft. 10 Iola plain (computed from regional dip on topographic map)
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