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Near 4 miles NE of LaGrange on L&NR
S and inclining angle.
Rest of Laurel sect with deled dol
20'" fine rock as at base of quarry E Anchor,
Well bedded, 3-4 inch course approximately.
30' - brown clay upper. Photo 4,5,6.
70'" Oolitic limestone. Photos 2 & 3.
Dip + measurements 1st.
23'06" from the top clay, estimated fin
106' Clinton.
10 Trachytic
Madison.
About 2 mi NE of LaGrange on L&N
Railroad to 1 mile NE of La-
Grange,
From LaGrange Clinton is seen
at Steam level at side of RR, =
1 mile NE of LaGrange.
Further NE is seen Oolitic Clay
Oolitic limestone and red upper
Oolitic clay. The top of Lower group
60' about the elevation when walking
"clay should come in judging
from experience further NE. Hence
there must be a fault near
summit line with a throwing about
45 feet.
The fine spring on N side of RR is
ones from beneath bogged home-stone.
LaGrange 8 mi to Westport, jukes.
Brandtine by Mr. Hitt.
East of LaGrange, on S mill, and at
RR bed, at gun arrives. By rail not
4 turns.
12 in Clinton. Road ballast.
18 in ?
18 in ? Trachytic. Building Rock.
18 in?
Saluda bed is quarried
also at this point.
Massive Saluda is seen
used also by son North of La
Grange, east of jukes,
Charlie Runley's quarry at Sweezy
Jeffersonville makes lower Laurel.
j. w. Black quarry, 2 mi SW of
Jeffersonville. Makes upper
part of Laurel rock,
especially three layers.
8 inches
11 inches
10 inches
8 inches
16 inches
5 in
5 in
5 in
Level of Clinton directly south of
Jeffersonville = 639 ft.