Labette County Sec. 29, T. 31 S., R. 18 E

West of Creek
	Unit No. Description Thickness 15 Sandstone, weathered +/- 12 ft. 14 Sandstone, weathered thin beds 6 ft. 13 Sandstone, shaly near top 4 ft. 12 Sandstone, irregular beds 1.66 ft. 11 Sandstone, irregular beds near top; massive 4 ft. 10 Sandstone, sandy shale; lower massive sandstone; upper is sandy shale 5.5 ft. 9 Shale, clay; micaceous; gray 0.66 ft. 8 Sandstone, partly massive and partly shaly; irregular and cross bedded; more massive sandstone cuts into and across the more shaly part 3.9 ft. 7 Shale, yellow gray; slightly micaceous 5.4 ft. 6 Shale, clay; blue; gray and yellow; thin sandstone beds near top, micaceous in upper part, non-micaceous in lower part 10.8 ft. 5 Limestone, crinoidal slabby 0.3 - 0.8 ft. 4 Shale and limestone, limy shale and shaly limestone. Weathers light tan 0.55 ft. 3 Limestone, brownish blue; massive; crystalline; crinoid stems, few brachiopods; weathers brown 1.45 ft. 2 Shale 0.15 ft. 1 Limestone, massive, but some indication of irregular bedding. Many crinoid remains; granular; blue, gray. Chert in upper part; crinoid stems and other fossil fragments in steel blue chert 3.33 ft.
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