Field Notebook: Arizona 1925b
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36 On road from Payson to Pine crossing East Verde River. Archean reel granite Red-brown cross-bedded petty 25. 80' Thinner bedded petty or mtr ph. and then li, 30' } No right angle where here. Tapesats There are Devonian A short distance west of the river Thin bedded gray li. Flabby and sandy 100' Red ph. most thick of laminated gray quartzite 20' Gray li 50' 50 Perid and gray li 50' 130' of Devonian may have Some Mississippi Thick bedded, flabby gray li mtr lime to near top 130 Dupar. It's seen about 6 miles west of Pine, where the mail trail between Payson and Camp Verde crosses the canyon of Fossil Creek (foss = trautine). Town of Jerome is w. 4 and about 1500' above Verde River, at the north end of a short range known as the Black Hills. The mine N.E. pin Jerome is the furthest in Arizona, next to Grand Canyon. (See p. 161). Fault at Jerome (p. 161) strar 1300', elevates Black Hills Jerome region is much faulted. Achists contain by Paleogric To the N. and N.E. the section join up into the Permian