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Loc. 282 Cut on abandoned county road on N
Side Meadow Creek, along section line
between sections 4 + 5, T 15N, R 23E, at
top of rise just N of Creek.
Slightly clayey sand (which may be
mixed with soil here) with concretions
of Cucullaea AZ, richly fossiliferous.
No exposure big enough for a section.
Fossils in large red-brown weather cones and
also in green-colored cones of blue ls
with peculiar irregular + crusty surface,
which appear to come foot or 2 below
red ones (compare loc. 88)
A 4679 - from single conc. A 4680 - from many concs
Loc 283 - A TIL found; fragments weather out of highly
clayey sand & sandy clay, below level
of nearby butte by at least 40ft? Suspect
it is beginning of BB lithofacies. Frags of
Tancredia, Ostrea transluceida, + Protocrudia
Small exposures along county road along
line between sec.36 T16N, R22E and sec 1, T15N
R22E, vicinity of stock dam on
Stradinger farm.
Loc 284 - stream cut just W of rd x N of Rodgers
Creek tributary in SE cor. sec 21, T 16N, R 22 E
Dewey Co.
Bullhead here and in road cut. At least
25' (5 ws) of it to where section in rd cut
gets down. Sandy and clays big here plenty
cones. This is probably "outcrop" for
butte crop along rd to S on same level
altho due W butte crop higher. Along
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