Montgomery County Sec. 6, T. 35 S., R. 16 E

Highway just West of Coffeyville Measured By Newell, 10/1934
	Unit No. Description Thickness 5 Platy, Croun, micaceous sandstone +/- 25 ft. 4 Limestone conglomerate, gray and brown; with subangular cobbler of limestone up to 9" in diameter. Pebbles of oolite, dense blue flagstone, brown limestone, phosphatic concretions, a few large worn productids and anoid stems 3 - 4 ft. 3 Papery buff silty shale some gray 7 ft. 2 Fine grainy, argillaceous limestone blocky, none fossiliferous, with thin shale below 14 ft. 1 Crinoidal, granular, fossiliferous limestone with Marginifera, Echinocondius, Fistulifora, etc.
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