Lithologic Log
(Log data entered by KGS.) |
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From: 0 ft. to 4.5 ft. |
silty clay, dark brown, moist |
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From: 4.5 ft. to 10 ft. |
weathered shale, clayey, maroon, brownish-gray to gray, firmer with depth |
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From: 10 ft. to 15.5 ft. |
shale, gray, clayey, finely bedded |
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From: 15.5 ft. to 16.7 ft. |
shale, softer gray |
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From: 16.7 ft. to 18.5 ft. |
shale, gray, clayey, finely bedded |
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From: 18.5 ft. to 19 ft. |
shale, gray, limey, with limey stringers, very finely bedded |
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From: 19 ft. to 24 ft. |
limestone, white to buff, wavy bedded with calcite veins and fossils common, thin shale seam (0.1 foot) with thin shaley limestones present below, high angled jointing common |
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From: 24 ft. to 25 ft. |
limestone, white to buff, with high angle shale seams |
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From: 25 ft. to 30.4 ft. |
limestone, wavy bedded with thin shale seams, quartz-filled nodule at 27.7 |
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From: 30.4 ft. to 31.8 ft. |
limestone, shaley zone, higher concentration of shale partings and calcite seams |
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From: 31.8 ft. to 35.4 ft. |
limestone, white to buff, fairly pure |
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From: 35.4 ft. to 45.8 ft. |
limestone, alt. brown and white 2-ft. layers, white ls is pure, fewer shale breaks, brown layers have wavy 0.1 ft shale breaks, abundant fossils, lowest is white, calcite nodules |
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From: 45.8 ft. to 49 ft. |
limestone, gray to buff, with wavy bedded shale seams and calcite replaced algae, very thin (less than .01 foot), shale breaks common |
