Labette County Sec. 27, T. 33 S., R. 21 E

Abandoned strip pit and adjacent road cut Measured By Wally Howe
	Unit No. Description Thickness 5 Shale, gray +/- 8 ft. 4 Shale, calcareous, and thin limestone, very fossiliferous, containing very abundant Mesolobus, with Juresania, Marginifera, Derbya 3 ft. 3 Limestone, black, brittle, dense, weathers buff. Fossils - Echinoconchus, Juresanis, Marginifera, Mesolobus 12 - 14 ft. 2 Covered interval. Upper +/- 2 feet of this interval almost certainly hard black fissile shale, containing nodular phosphatic concretions 8 ft. 1 Clay, with clay inronstone concretions +/- 2 ft.   Note: Coal stripped came below bed #1. Pierce calls this limestone Ardmore.
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