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Loc. 51
East bluffs of Little Oak Creek - Sec.
7, T. 19 N., R. 27 E. - numerous small
exposures on toes of spurs etc. (see above)
Exposure A. - Toe spur in SW ¼, SE ¼, NE ¼, sec. 7,
measuring up from lowermost shale
exposure.
1
5.0-?
Dark gray, silty shale, blocky
fracture, brown Fe stain on
fracture surfaces. Grades to
unit above. Unit weathers grey,
somber color-except where washed over
2
E.B.
9.0 T.C.
Shale, silty, gray mottled with
light yellowish gray and ferrosite.
Some brown Fe stained crees
which are a clayey silt-these
begin 3' above base-zppcr
lenticular. Ferosite concentrated
chiefly in lower 3ft and
in band 4.5 to 7.0 from base.
At top is zone scH. (flattened)
void concs, ls. caves-some pucky-
which weather gray to brownish gray,
thick silty gray jzchats-usuel
D.nic. type, are 1 to 1.2 thick
up to 2.0 across.
Unit weathers light gray
with yellowish splotches
3
2.5
As below, becoming siltier, little
ferosite. D.nic. concs in
A399
Lot #1-2 small D.nic. concs in piece
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