Labette County Sec. 36, T. 34 S., R. 20 E

Road cut along highway west of Chetopa. Measured By Wally Howe, 6/23/1949 Note - August 10, 1949, believe that bed No. 3 is channel sand from some horizon above Fs. and is not represented here correctly.
	Unit No. Description Thickness 1 Sandy shale and thin bedded sandstone. Leached in upper 3 - 4 feet + 30 ft. 2 Limestone, dark gray. Mostly massive, but slabby, sandy at base. Weathers deep tan to buff. Crinoidal. Very hard. 24 - 30 in. 3 Sandstone, light gray, weathers deep brown. Medium grains. 6 - 15 in. 4 Shale, black, fissile, numerous rounded and lenticular phosphatic concretions. +/- 40 ft. 5 Limestone, base of Ft. Scott
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