Washington County Sec 28, T. 1 S, R. 3 E.

2 3/4 miles W., 7 miles N. of Washington. Measured by N. Plummer and J.F. Romary, April 18, 1940 Remarks: Composite of 6 pits

Unit No. Description Thickness ft. 11 RESDIUAL 1.0 10 CLAY--silty, gray, contaminated from surface 2.8 9 CLAY--silty, light gray with limonitic specks and much yellow in irregular oblique cross-bedded streaks, some concretionary limonite; upper 2.0' is yellow clayey silt with some very fine sand 4.8 8 CLAY--silty, light gray with considerable amont of yellow, and one limonitic concretion 4.1 7 CLAY--silty, light gray with some yellow stain 2.2 6 CLAY--slightly silty, light gray with much yellow stain, and one large clayey concretion containing limonitic specks 3.4 5 CLAY--plastic, light gray with some faint brown mottling ans slight yellow stain 6.3 4 CLAY--plastic, gray with limonite on horizontal joints, some limonite concretions, platey 2.0 3 CLAY--gray, plastic with moderate amount of yellow, platey 2.2 2 CLAY--slightly silty to fairly plastic with very little stain, contains lignite particles and leaf fossils 3.9 1 CLAY--slighty silty, gray with slight yellow stain, contains some lignite particles 6.4

2 3/4 miles W., 7 miles N. of Washington. Measured by N. Plummer and J.F. Romary, April 18, 1940 Remarks: Composite of 3 pits

Unit No. Description Thickness ft. 8 RESIDUAL 1.5 7 CLAY--fairly plastic, light gray with horizontal yellow 3.0 6 CLAY--plastic, gray with slight yellow stain, some lignite particles 2.4 5 CLAY--plastic, light gray with much yellow 1.8 4 CLAY--plastic, gray with some yellow horizontal streaks and considerable yellow toard bottom, platey in structure 7.0 3 CLAY--plastic, gray with very little stain 2.0 2 CLAY--slightly silty, gray with some yellow stain, some lignite particles 5.4-6.8 1 CLAY--slightly silty, yellow and some gray 0.7