Labette County Sec. 15, T. 33 S., R. 21 E

Measured up hill from Riverside Park Road Measured By Robert L. Brenner, 1980
	Unit No. Description Thickness 8 Limestone; wackestone-packstone; grains appear to be mostly crinoidal debris; basal contact sharp 1 m. 7 Clayshale; black, with phosphate nodules; fissile; base not exposed 0.5 m. 6 Siltshale; with scattered thin, ripple-laminated beds; sharp basal contact 0.6 m. 5 Sandstone; fine-grained; ripple-laminated; shale partings near gradational base 0.2 m. 4 Clayshale with silty beds near top; medium gray; highly fissile; abruptly gradational base 0.7 m. 3 Sandstone; fine-grained; load structure at base causes unit thickness to vary; no visible stratification; basal contact shapr, no evidence of erosion 0.4 m. 2 Interbedded siltshale and clayshale; medium gray; come plant remains on stratification planes 9.6 m. 1 Clayshale; medium gray; tan weathering; base not exposed 3 m.
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