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Transcription
Between this locality and the stone
quarry 1/2 mile to south [B.O.V. 35-65 (6)(7)],
all but basal foot ± of main bed and
lower split have been channeled and
ss above has thickened appreciably
[from about 6' with clay split at loc. (8), to about
between 35' at quarry. Thickness latter
can be checked on map.]
Clay above upper ss also in at
loc. (1) B.O.V. 35-65, and looks fairly
good & minable thickness. It is
out completely at Helmer mine. To
south it is thinner and more silty
at Stone quarry; it is intermittently
exposed south of here and probably
continuous till cut off by fault
north of Indian Creek.
The S. branch Willow Creek locality is
best exposure of unprospected clay
seen in entire backyard S. of Golden.
Area not now accessible by road, but
trail in from Roxboro Pl Rd on
Willow Creek Ranch passes along it
on pediment surface. Access road
from Helmer mine would be
easy. Worth trenching is Dakota
clay, Main bed and its ridlers, as
well as lower split are all in
here.
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