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311
White salt wells need to be, 420
Limestone clay, fine exposures in low
distances in every direction from here.
No Black slate,
312 Fine Limestone clay exposures up to
57 at least. Nimbu ranging here.
313 At 457 There is Black shale top with
phosphatic nodules well exposed.
314 No exposures since 313 and 315
but here at 314 a Waraby clay
rock with ferruginous nodules
in place and much sandstone
rock tumbled around here
to creek beds, above 539 level
= about 545,
315 Here the grey bed contains clay
shaly rock with iron nodules.
316 Waraby clay shaly rock with iron
nodules, fine exposures on North
side of river.
317 Same Waraby clay shaly rock (2yds)
with iron nodules. Iron nodules
very abundant 150 ft further m.
318 Same rock as at 317.
319 Limestone at about 820
Borders.
320 At 552 is top of Black slate with
phosphatic nodules.
321 Nothing but limestone clay since
320,
322 White clayey stuff, almost
like Limestone clay but with
ferruginous nodules. Looks
like Limestone clay at least
323 Black slate top not clearly exposed
324 Silurian limestone, top about 1 ft
above RR grade.
325 The same limestone with Stern
matfordids may be followed
up to here. No evidence of Den
limestone.
326 Limestone exposures abundant.
327 Black slate the rim only by very shallow
roadside ditch.
328 Black slate down to creek level,
Shepherdsville.
329 Niagara limestone up to 482.
Black slate at 493. Intermediate
part not exposed.
330 Cincinnati Den, limestone, 1 ft ex-
persed. Thickness unknown
= Craggy Cincinnati, at 493
Niagara top = 1 ft lower down.
331 Niagara limestone up to 490,
332 Niagara limestone all way to next
333 Niagara limestone, at 498.
334 Niagara limestone, at 480
335 Niagara limestone
336 Niagara limestone up to 493.
Broad form of Halysites.
Massive star matrix and coral.
337 Denmanl. at opening of house Alameda Park
Plastering down, spirifer diversica-tus! in limestone closely resembling
Niagara limestone. Total thick-
ess unknown, excellent contact with
Black slate