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Locality 88. Exposures on NW facing bluff and spurs below
it in the E1/2, NE1/4, sec. 27, T. 14 N., R. 23 E,
Lztrvy NE quad, Dewey Co., So. Dzk. Sections on
spurs, including one extending NEward into NW
corner sec. 26. Elk Butte shale to the small
Idoneczycz layer in Timberlake member
Section 1. Beginning in gulley side where there are
no markers and apparent transition
from Elk Butte to Trail City
Base slope
1) 6.3 Intermixed dk finely silty shale and
cloyey silt. Shale like that in Elk Butte
but silt pods like T.C. Shale locally,
most common fracture fresh is
blocky; weathered - shale predominates
2) 0.3 Gray silt layer, loc. shaly silt, slightly
cloyey
3) 9.0 Blocky cloyey silt, gray, and darker gray
as clay increases, some silty shale
but this chiefly in lower part.
At top. scattered gray to red bru mott.
silty pinky calc canggs - loc. with
calcin cone outer layer. May not be
a continuous layer. Cores are X 12m
silt + appear local conc. In a
carily continuous silt layer,
trench shows silty layers irreg,
slit with clayey. at top butchfally mixture
4) 5.7 Cloyey silt-gray + dkrsilty clay, blocky
irreg mixture. Silty band 0.3+ at top
locally Fe stained and some calc
concentration bodies with OB & RB
staining. Small rounded gray is conc
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