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35
35
57
Sect. 33, 100 yds east of prominent knot east
of Brooke's Ranch House: On creek bed.
red slate & siltstones
15'
Calcareite
10' greenmch. ls.
12' lmy siltstone + shale
8' greenish shale
covered - 91
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1s, fucoida; 2'
fossiliiferous mud (green)
15'
green slate + limey sands
mudstones, grndlsby 18'
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limestone & malle, 3" thick
47' very soft clay rich at
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1s. uncon. beds
tacky mud clay; 18'; 3''-6"
grey clay or shale 10'
orange-red weathering sandstone; 31
orange, gray sandstones, one or 2 recent beds; 30'
dark grey brown ss, indistinct; 14' (x beds)
sable ss, with much greenish fines. 12'
covered below
Further to the east the calcareite returns
older & older bed's apparently. Within a
tile (see Section 29) to the east, this
-eroding
(removal in pre-historic times) calcaireite began
working to any higher sections, but still
large valleys are apparent on the upper
slope facing N.E.
grayland coarse shales and gradiate into
what might be reserved to be an 'adductile' zone based on colors. Orange brown SS
are cross folded.
Bed 14 of Sect. 33, as probably equivalent to
bed 9 of sect. 32, but might be as old as
Sect 37 bed 7 - but doubtful.
Beds # 8 through 13 of Section 33 probably
represent greenish shales of section 32.
Bed 7 might be included in this grouping also.