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8 in clay and limestone.
2 in l. with thin lignites comm.
8 in clay with thuil in middle
2 in limestone
5 in clay,
1 in limestone.
1ft 2- clay,
3 in several limestone + clay.
3 in clay
7 in three limestone layers,
2 in clay
* 1ft 2in lime.
5 1/2 ft. clay with 2 in 3 thin l. layers
3 in more marked limestone.
B arey exposed near creek
level,
Further met, about 1/2 mile NE of
Ogden flats
Try Ridge,
53 ft Probably all West Union,
151 1/2 ft Cret Arch and,
Try of Dayton l.s fully groges
thin markings (as at Wtady)
1/2 mi East of Ribolt.
BC Griggos, near
Polesine
Dayton limestone is exposed about
3 miles SW of Martins. Photography
NW of Martins,
6 ft heavy bedded limestone.
6 ft argillaceous + thickbed l.
54ft massive l. Mint J et me
fossiliferous, red clay, and
sandy looking, but fossils
seen in lower 12 feet)
Try Ridge 1/2 mi S of Carré State
Chin shales,
38ft 6 in coned.
(41ft 6h. clay limestone. Foraminis:
5 ft
coned not probably similar
7ft 6 in hard clay, limestone specially.
20 ft clay shale, binder shale layers,
limestone within 4 ft of base
ordinary West Union limestone.
Belfast bed, plotted, at Walter
Grooms' house. The name
has changed since very much.
Thinner layers above.
Clint or massive bed at lower
Belfast 3ft 9 in
5 Linda 7ft 6 in.
2 mi S of West Union on
Beasley Fork Road to Min