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Sec. 24, T. 32 S., R. 17 E
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Measured By J.M. Jewett, 6/13/1932
Unit No. Description Thickness
6 Sandstone, Cedar Bluff sandstone thin bedded flaggy, very micaceous, weathers brown slightly cross bedded 1.5 ft.
5 Coal +/- 1 ft.
4 Mostly shale, slightly sandy, clay just below coal, a little sandstone in interval 5.4 ft.
3 Nearly all sandstone, some sandy shale fine, micaceous and yellow 27 ft.
2 Mostly shale, argillaceous, a little is sandy gray 6.2 ft.
1 Limestone, B. Falls, not well exposed +/- 11 ft.

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