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Attitude on shaley ss. N8°E, 5°W.
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Attitude on shaley siltstone N42°E, 10°W
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Coal crop. About 5" of coal with underclzy.
Overlain by black shale grading upward
thru sandy shale to shaley sandstone.
(Attitude on black shale N87°W, 1°E.
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Attitude on shaley claystone N53°E, 6°W
44.
Attitude on sandstone N31°E, 7°W,
possibly x-laminated.
45.
Attitude on shaley siltstone
N55°W, 6°E. Underlain by fossiliferous
black shale (Ames) on down hill to west.
46.
Attitude on silty shale. N.28E., 15°E
47.
Coal crop. Underlain by silty claystone.
Gray clay then black shale overly it.
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Coal + clay crop. Two thin beds of coal, the
lower overlying a zone of clay which
includes silty flinty clay (fragmental)
Upper streak is probably Freeport rider,
lower, the Freeport.
Attitude on shaley bed between two
N 80-87 E, 9°W