Montgomery County Sec. 26, T. 34 S., R. 16 E

Section from brick pit northward over scarp at Country Club at NW corner Coffeyville Measured By Newell & J.M. Jewett, 7/1935
	Unit No. Description Thickness 1 Dense blue flaggy limestone and interbedded shale 10 ft. 2 Limy gray shale 5 ft. 3 Shaly - light gray, crinoidal limestone with phosphatic nodules 6 ft. 4 Very sandy limestone or sandstone, "wormy" 0.5 ft. 5 Sandy shale and sandstone 5 ft. 6 Coal 0.1 ft. 7 Thin-bedded sandstone and sandy shale (Dodds Cr.) 25 ft. 8 Coal, Cedar Bluff (Galesburg) 0.9 ft. 9 Underclay 0.4 ft. 10 Shale 1.5 ft. 11 Coal 0.2 ft. 12 Sandy shale and fine sandstone, more silty below 105 ft. 13 Limonite layers in shale 3 ft. 14 Limestone - brown, 2 beds, thin shale between 1.5 ft. 15 Platy, micaceous sandstone, makes bench 5 ft. 16 Shale, sandy 15 ft. 17 Nodular shale and limestone, fine molluscan fauna of the Oklahoma facies crinoidal 2 ft. 18 Dark bluish clay shale 10 ft.
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