Field Notebook: Bermuda, New Brunswick, Quebec, Vermont 1929
Page 64
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Transcription
The Bonaventure formation is well developed on this coast, from west of Bathurst to (Campbelltown). It is here more light hick shaled than on morne in the Lake Crock. The pettles and especially the laye plies are angular cut off the sharp corners removed. The deposition is irregular as in iron deposits, the crop grows pinch in and out, and that in one calm irregular can bedding. It is more found inland more than 1/2 miles, and above the sea not more than 700 feet. Off north west of Lickie Cove there is an island all of Bonaventure formation.