Labette County Sec. 28, T. 34 S., R. 21 E

Abandoned strip pit Measured By Wally Howe, 6/21/1949 Note: Bigger coal mined in this pit. Also note slumped sandstone from above. aparently coarser bedded sd above Fleming in this area.
	Unit No. Description Thickness 1 Clay ironstone layer. Contains Marginifera and Ambocoelia. Weathers to shelly limonite 3 - 4 in. 2 Shale, dark gray to black. Weathers light gray. 2 ft. 3 Limestone, hard, medium gray, weathers to brown and hematite red. Varies in thickness laterally. Upper 3 inches is Marginifera coquina. Crinoid stems only other abundant fossil. Formed into large blocks by jointing 3 ft. 4 Clay and shale 1 ft. 5 Shale, gray. 7 ft. 6 Shale, black, platy. Contains large isolated rounded septarian clay ironstone concretions 2 - 4 ft. 7 Water
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