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19 Section 19
[see p.67]
7/6/57 [VIII]
Section 1 - low hills to west of Wolfinghill.
The line of section runs due north.
Covered below
1) Calcareute, pebbles 1 1/2" to 2" max, Calcaren
sand matrix + Calc care cement. Fossilizing
(Crinoids + Foraminifers), bedding 1' to 1 1/2' feet.
Flat top 4 1/2' gray fresh, light yellow brown weathering
2) Covered 5 1/2' probably shale or weakly
cemented rubble
3) Calcarenite, w/a few small pebbles, foraminifer
big up as crinoids common. Quartz sands in
up part, 18", flat top. yellow and brown weathering
4) Covered 17', probably shale + 1 or 2 calcareunit
calc (less than 4 to 6" thick).
5) Calcarenite, brown weathering, some quartz sand
8" thick
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100m
6) Calcarenite, gray-brown weathering, shell
laths, foraminifer, crinoids, + traces. Inner
part of unit is a whole which grades into a
ls rubble, then into a well sorted frag. ls.
Upper surface is planed flat. Total 5'
7) Covered 8' - gray shale + some salty calcareunit
8) Calcarenite, well graded mud sand, a few
foraminifers (laminas) and ulen joints of crinoids -
several beds in a 4' interval
9) Covered 16'. The lower 20 feet is probably
mostly blue-gray shale. The upper 15'
probably mostly ls rubble.