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5) 26.0+
Claystone, gray, finely silty, weak,
very uniform, some minor local
Fe stain red end, at top, powdery
yellow, non-calc. throughout.
4) 47.0+
Limestone, tan to light gray, very
fine gr, with upper 10+ feet chiefly
a highly calc. earthy shell silt
which weather light yellow brown
and contains, at base lenses of
underlying gray ls.. Weathers
to crumbly ledge, approx upper
½ is silty. Some hard ls concs-cgg-shape.
3) 1.0
Shell, calcareous, becoming silty in
low 0.5. Greenish gray, ostracode)
(Sample 1)
2) 1.5
Claystone, calcareous, greenish gray
grades to shell above, ostracode)
at top - locally could be classed)
25' x marl with wrigg bodies
clayey ls. and some hard-cgg-shaped
ls. concs.
1) 0.5-?
Shell, calcareous, greenish gray,
silty.
Wash covered slope to creek bottom.
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