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(34cm)
Clinton, 6 feet thick, probably not the
Total section. Clint 2 ft from top. Clay
indicated at rest thickness underneath.
Jared for 1/3 mile in creek bed along road,
(33)
Oct W. R. Greenwell's linnse, about
1/4 miles from Greenwells Ford
orthic clay at top of sand 2 1/3 mi.
thick,
The beyond limestone not well ex-
presd.
34 ft to top 1 sand,
6 ft in midle rock,
6 1/2 put indicated clay rock,
after beyond clay.
{13-15 ft not expred}
2 ft with limestone with traces of clint at
from first Clinton southward.
4 ft granular grained Clinton, chiefly
blue, but a portion 6 in from top
is salmon tinged in places,
Oithus biprost + cutthus platelites
at all levels. 4 feet Halysites.
End of section at
Jess Rulys linnse.
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Section to mi. beyond W. R. Greenwell's
linne, where road goes down into deep
valley + then up again. About 200 feet
1/4 mi. are Bates' linne. Lutes.
Sand,
2 ft. clays
3 1/2 ft. beyond limest.
22ft beyond clay, purplish gray,
2 1/2 ft. beyond beyond brown clays rock,
10 m. sandstone. Which where not wetland
traces of clint at top
15 mi. then redded whited rock, with
20 inela. granular Clinton blue.
Madison
19 ft. Madison,
5 ft rather soft clayeyrock.
Thin fossiliferous layer in the
clayeyrock.
About 1 mile from Greenwells fork
a few hundred feet by road Bates'
divorce Clinton's salmon colored,
Clint m. salmon colored, 20 mi.
Orthiflatelites.
Madison.
Columnaria layers is 55 feet below
Clinton