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Hole 27
Surf. Elev.
Depth 45'3"
From To Th.
0 6'5" 6'5" Overburden and recovery of 2'
of light gray micaceous fine-
grained sandstone.
6'5" 30'3" 23'10" Sandstone, medium to fine
Homewood
grained light gray to gray
s.s.
micaceous, coaly partings
(May me. some
in lower 7 feet.
desion with
A boring out)
30'3" 30'11" 8" Dark blue carbonaceous
coal boron
clay shale; 3/4" coal streak
at 30'6" and minor 'slate'.
30'11" 36'9" 5'10" Hard clay as follows:-
9" Dark gray flinty 'top' block
13" Gray block to flint (scattered)
35" Sideritic blocks modules
13" Coarsely nodular sideritic
block.
clay
Worcester
36'9" 48'9" 7' Shaley blocks, light to
dark gray, mottled,
sideritic, (if Fe bumps are
siderite) may be conglo-
eratic.
43'9" 45'3" 1'6" Red and greenish gray silty
shale with small lumps
Much
of Fe mineral.
chunkle