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Basal sandstone of Cataracts Heavy bedded
white somewhat coarse grained, fine bedded
sandstone. Rests on the fairly regular line
upon Queenstown but there are some irregular
Calanities. See note work of lost place.
About 20 feet thick, cut in heavy beds except
the upper 5 feet that are thin bedded with
some shale partings. Can be seen to best ad-
vantage along trolley line east of Whirlpool Rapids
Station.
Whereal by the trolley line above the basal sandstone
come fine Cataracts shale for
about 10 feet when a series of thin bedded
material appears of considerable thickness that
I take to be the Medina. The exposures now
are eroded along the trolley line for about two
miles of to Whirlpool Rapids station or that
nothing of these lower beds can be seen, because
the overlying member is so thick of hard bed they
cannot be anything else than the Medina. There-
fore we have a very irregular contact line, the
difference being at least one of 11 feet cutting
out the upper sand shales and the
series of limestones besides of the lower shales;
24 feet thick since
3 feet