Field notes from Maine and New York, 1889
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1076 June-17-89 1076-D- continued, 4 m. A.M., took up 1076 D where we had left it on the 13th 1076 D/ Shale on the second island from mouth of Tomhogan stream . It is very much jumbled up on account of a trap dike that runs up through it. The traps 's is from 6 inches to 1 ft thick. The shale is barren. D D is a heavy sandstone. It is probably the continuation of D 6. - It dips 45° N 26 W. Rock barren . < No bed rocks in seen until the core of Baker Brook is reached. 75- D 9 A heavy sandstone along the shore at the mouth of Baker Brook. Dip is 90° Strike W 20 S barren < ? (This is possibly the westerly continuation of D 8 - D 6 -) and B 2 The same sandstone is again seen on the south side of the point South of Baker Brook. 4 m. in the early afternoon arrived at Rinds and began to pack up my collections.