High hill just SE of Caney
Measured By Newell, 10/1934
High hill SE of Caney. The Stanton in this region is at least 300 feet thick.
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Thickness |
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6
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Shale up to blocky sandstone capping outliers
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5
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Thin bedded, oolitic molluscan limestone, lower layer containing a lot of large worn Worthenioid gastropods
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+/- 6.5 ft.
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4
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Limy shale
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+/- 10 ft.
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3
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Crinoidal and coquinoid platy limestone with fossiliferous shale at base; Myalina subquadrata, Composita, Neospirifer, crinoid stems
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+/- 1 ft.
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2
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Covered sandy shale
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40 ft.
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1
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Calcareous sandstone mapped as Stanton limestone
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