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Logs of Test Holes and Wells, continued

T. 10 and 11 S. || T. 12 S. || T. 13 S. || T. 14 and 15 S.

13-21-5bbc--Sample log of test hole in SW NW NW sec. 5, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., drilled June 1961 by Bureau of Reclamation. Altitude of land surface 2,268.7 feet; depth to water 20.2 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Peoria and Loveland formations
Silt, reddish brown1010
Terrace deposits of Nebraskan(?) age
Sand, fine to medium, contains small amount coarse sand and fine gravel1626
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Chalk, weathered, yellow2450
Niobrara Chalk--Fort Hays Limestone Member
Chalk, gray21 71

13-21-7aaa--Sample log of test hole in NE NE NE sec. 7, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., near bridge; hand augered June 1958. Altitude of land surface 2,233.4 feet; dry hole. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Peoria and Loveland formations
Silt, sandy, dark brown2.52.5
Silt, sandy, tan1.13.6
Grand Island, Sappa, and Crete formations, undifferentiated (terrace deposits)
Sand, fine to coarse, silty3.67.2
Silt, light tan0.17.3
Sand, fine to coarse, silty0.78.0
Silt, very sandy1.69.6
Sand, fine, clean0.39.9
Sand, silty, tan0.310.2
Sand, fine to medium, clean1.011.2
Sand, fine, and grayish-green silt1.712.9
Sand, medium to coarse, slightly cemented3.015.9
Sand, medium to coarse, and coarse gravel; contains cemented layers0.916.8
Silt, sandy, dark brown1.418.2

13-21-8abb--Drillers log of test hole in NW NW NE sec. 8, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., drilled June 1961 by Bureau of Reclamation. Altitude of land surface 2,249.3 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Peoria and Loveland formations
Silt, light brown77
Silt, dark brown310
Silt, reddish brown818
Silt, sandy, reddish brown1230
Terrace deposits of Nebraskan(?) age
Sand, medium to coarse, clean 232
Clay, brown133
Sand, medium, clean235
Clay, light brown237
Sand, medium, silty138
Sand, clean442
Sand, fine to coarse, clean547
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Chalk, weathered, yellow4758
Niobrara Chalk--Fort Hays Limestone Member
Chalk, gray15 73

13-21-8dad--Drillers log of test hole in SE NE SE, sec. 8, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., drilled June 1961 by Bureau of Reclamation. Altitude of land surface 2,223.2 feet; depth to water 43.0 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Grand Island, Sappa, and Crete formations, undifferentiated (terrace deposits)
Silt, light brown44
Silt, reddish brown2024
Sand, fine to medium, clean226
Sand, very fine, silty127
Sand, fine to medium, clean532
Sand, medium to coarse, clean133
Silt, sandy, brown437
Sand, fine, silty542
Sand, fine to medium, clean345
Sand, fine, silty449
Volcanic ash, very light gray; lower 0.2 foot contains brown clay150
Sand, fine to medium, clean1262
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Fort Hays Limestone Member
Chalk, hard, gray48110
Carlile Shale
Shale, very dark gray31 141

13-21-8ddd--Sample log of test hole in SE SE SE Sec. 8, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., 50 feet west and 10 feet north of center of crossroads; drilled September 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,205.9 feet; depth to water 28.2 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Grand Island, Sappa, and Crete formations, undifferentiated (terrace deposits)
Silt, sandy, brown; lower part light brown99
Silt, heavy, dark brown312
Silt, clayey, tough, light brown1325
Sand, medium to very coarse, clean, loose; contains small amount fine gravel1136
Silt, heavy, dark blue gray642
Gravel, fine to medium, and very coarse sand345
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, light gray upper part, gray lower part; contains hard cemented layer upper 2 feet1560

13-21-16bab--Drillers log of test hole in NW NE NW sec. 16, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., drilled July 1961 by Bureau of Reclamation. Altitude of land surface 2,213.4 feet; depth to water 49.7 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Grand Island, Sappa, and Crete formations, undifferentiated (terrace deposits)
Silt, light brown88
Silt, reddish brown715
Sand, fine to medium, clean621
Silt, compact829
Sand, fine to medium, clean1948
Silt, light brown2068
Sand, clean169
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Fort Hays Limestone Member
Limestone, shaly, gray34 103
Carlile Shale
Shale, very dark gray22 125

13-21-16bcb--Sample log of test hole in NW SW NW sec. 16, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., 0.27 mile south of NW cor. sec. 16, at edge of driveway to farm home; drilled September 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,203.0 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Grand Island, Sappa, and Crete formations, undifferentiated (terrace deposits)
Silt, sandy lower part, light brown 1010
Silt, very sandy, light tan1020
Sand, medium to very coarse, and fine gravel; upper part contains limy silt layers; lower 2 feet cemented828
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, gray1240

13-21-16cbc--Sample log of test hole in SW NW SW sec. 16, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., 0.3 mile north of SW cor. sec. 16, 35 feet south of bridge, at edge of road; augered July 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,173.0 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Alluvium
Sand, medium to coarse, clean33
Sand, coarse to very coarse, clean58
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, blue gray5.513.5

13-21-16dad--Drillers log of test hole in SE NE SE sec. 16, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., drilled August 1961 by Bureau of Reclamation. Altitude of land surface 2,190.3 feet; depth to water 29.8 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Grand Island, Sappa, and Crete formations, undifferentiated (terrace deposits)
Silt, brown66
Silt, sandy, brown; contains small amount of chalk gravel at base28
Silt, sandy, brown1725
Sand, fine to medium, and chalk gravel227
Sand, fine, silty532
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Fort Hays Limestone Member
Chalk, weathered, light yellow34 66
Carlile Shale
Shale, very dark gray; contains 0.5 foot fine sand at top369

13-21-16dbb--Drillers log of test hole in NW NW SE sec. 16, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., drilled July 1961 by Bureau of Reclamation. Altitude of land surface 2,183.9 feet; depth to water 20.6 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Alluvium
Silt, clayey22
Silt, light brown57
Silt, very dark brown411
Silt, dark gray920
Silt, dark brown727
Silt, very dark brown431
Sand, fine to medium, clean940
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Fort Hays Limestone Member
Chalk, yellow and light gray28 68
Carlile Shale
Shale, very dark gray23 91

13-21-16dda--Drillers log of test hole in NE SE SE sec. 16, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., drilled August 1961 by Bureau of Reclamation. Altitude of land surface 2,187.3 feet, depth to water 26.0 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Grand Island, Sappa, and Crete formations, undifferentiated (terrace deposits)
Silt, dark brown22
Silt, brown2527
Silt, sandy, light brown330
Silt, brown434
Silt, dark brown337
Silt, brown340
Silt, sandy, very dark brown747
Sand, fine to medium, clean1360
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Fort Hays Limestone Member
Chalk, weathered, dark gray262
Carlile Shale
Shale2 64

13-21-17daa--Sample log of test hole in NE NE SE sec. 17, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., 0.45 mile north of SE cor. sec. 17, 500 feet north of bridge, at edge of road; augered July 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,186.0 feet; depth to water 15.35 feet.

Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Alluvium
Sand, very fine, silty3.53.5
Sand, fine to medium, silty6.510
Silt, heavy, tan brown212
Sand, medium to coarse, clean416
Sand, medium to very coarse, clean925
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, chalky, light gray3.528.5

13-21-17dda--Sample log of test hole in NE SE SE Sec. 17, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., 0.18 mile north of SE cor. sec. 17, 250 feet south of driveway to farm home, at edge of road; augered July 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,193.3 feet; depth to water 20.1 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill55
Neogene
Pleistocene
Alluvium
Silt, tan brown8.513.5
Silt, light tan518.5
Silt, sandy, tan; contains streaks of silty clay1.520
Sand, fine to coarse, silty525
Silt, clayey, tan227
Sand, medium to very coarse, clean1340
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, chalky, light blue gray3.543.5

13-21-20aad--Sample log of test hole in SE NE NE sec. 20, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., 0.2 mile south of NE cor. sec. 20, at edge of road; augered July 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,209.6 feet.

Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Grand Island, Sappa, and Crete formations, undifferentiated (terrace deposits)
Silt, brown55
Silt, sandy, tan brown27
Silt, clayey, tan; contains small amount sand815
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Clay, limy, pink and gray (weathered chalk)520
Shale, chalky, blue gray3.523.5

13-21-21bbb--Sample log of test hole in NW NW NW sec. 21, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., 25 feet south and 8 feet east of center of crossroads; augered July 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,197.6 feet; depth to water 22.65 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill3.53.5
Neogene
Pleistocene
Alluvium
Silt, tan brown58.5
Silt, slightly sandy, tan6.515
Silt, tough, tan brown1025
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Clay (weathered chalk)1035
Chalk, light gray8.543.5

13-21-26ddd--Sample log of test hole in SE SE SE sec. 26, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., 150 feet north of SE cor. sec. 26, at edge of road; drilled September 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,308.2 feet; depth to water 23.65 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pliocene
Ogallala Formation
Silt, sandy, light brown1010
Sand, fine to coarse; contains limy layers515
Silt, sandy, limy, cemented520
Sand, fine, very silty, limy130
Sand, fine to medium, silty, cemented1040
Sand, fine to coarse, limy, cemented848
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, dark gray755

13-21-29ada--Drillers log of test hole in NE SE NE Sec. 29, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., drilled July 1961 by Bureau of Reclamation. Altitude of land surface 2,384.0 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pliocene
Ogallala Formation
Limestone, hard, light gray55
Silt, sandy, lightly cemented712
Sand, fine to medium, loose1123
Sand, fine, and silt; contains limy layers528
Sand, fine; contains cemented limy layers1846
Limestone, sandy, hard, very light gray652
Silt, sandy; contains cemented layers456
Limestone, sandy, hard, gray460
Silt, limy, gray262
Silt, sandy; contains cemented layers567
Sand, fine to medium168
Silt, sandy, gray169
Silt, light yellow372
Silt, sandy, light green678
Sand, fine to medium, loose1694
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Chalk, gray to white46140

13-21-31bbb--Sample log of test hole in NW NW NW sec. 31, T. 13 S., R. 21 W., 25 feet east and 10 feet south of center of crossroads; drilled September 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,360.0 feet; depth to water 28.5 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pliocene
Ogallala Formation
Sand, fine to very coarse, and fine gravel; upper 2 feet silty, lower part cemented1010
Silt, limy, sandy, cemented1020
Sand, medium to very coarse, and fine to medium gravel1030
Silt, clayey, tough1040
Sand, fine to very coarse, and fine gravel; contains limy streaks747
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, clayey, weathered, light tan 1360
Shale, chalky, light gray1070
Shale, chalky, gray575

13-22-8aad--Sample log of test hole in SE NE NE sec. 8, T. 13 S., R. 22 W., near edge of terrace, at edge of road; drilled October 1957. Altitude of land surface 2,280.6 feet; depth to water 15.6 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Alluvium
Silt, brown33
Silt, tan47
Silt, dark brown18
Silt, tan412
Sand, fine to coarse, and gravel315
Silt, brown722
Silt, blue gray325
Silt, brown328
Silt, blue gray634
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Limestone, shaly, gray640

13-22-8ada--Sample log of test hole in NE SE NE sec. 8, T. 13 S., R. 22 W., 200 feet south of bridge, at edge of road; drilled October 1957. Altitude of land surface 2,277.3 feet; depth to water 9.05 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Alluvium
Silt, sandy, dark brown55
Sand, fine, silty510
Sand, fine to coarse616
Silt, blue gray925
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Limestone, shaly, gray530

13-22-8add--Sample log of test hole in SE SE NE sec. 8, T. 13 S., R. 22 W., at edge of road; drilled October 1957. Altitude of land surface 2,273.9 feet; depth to water 8.94 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Alluvium
Sand, fine, and dark tan silt44
Silt, dark tan; contains thin layers of chalk gravel711
Sand, fine to coarse819
Sand, fine to coarse, and chalk gravel; contains layer of blue-gray silt1130
Sand, fine to coarse; contains a small amount of blue-gray silt737
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, dark gray845

13-22-12bbb--Sample log of test hole in NW NW NW sec. 12, T. 13 S., R. 22 W.; drilled October 1957. Altitude of land surface 2,281.0 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Peoria and Loveland formations
Silt, dark brown33
Silt, tan69
Grand Island, Sappa, and Crete formations, undifferentiated (terrace deposits)
Sand and gray silt, limy; contains cemented streaks413
Silt, sandy, tan417
Sand, fine to coarse219
Silt, sandy, tan221
Silt, sandy, tan; contains cemented limy layers425
Sand, fine to medium, and tan silt; contains cemented limy layers429
Silt, sandy, light tan; contains cemented limy layers736
Sand, coarse, and yellow silt137
Sand, fine to coarse, and chalk gravel; contains cemented limy silt542
Gravel, chalk, and medium to coarse sand547
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, weathered, yellow148
Shale, dark gray250

13-22-29ccc--Sample log of test hole in SW SW SW sec. 29, T. 13 S., R. 22 W., 25 feet east and 10 feet north of center of crossroads; drilled September 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,412.0 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pliocene
Ogallala Formation
Silt and fine to coarse sand, limy 1010
Sand and limy silt, cemented1020
Gravel, fine, and very coarse sand1535
Silt, very limy, cemented540
Silt, sandy, limy1050
Sand, fine to coarse, limy, cemented1060
Gravel, medium to fine, and coarse sand1070
Sand, medium to very coarse, clean 1080
Sand, fine to coarse, clean1090
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, weathered, light gray14104
Shale, dark gray6110

13-23-2bbb--Sample log of test hole in NW NW NW sec. 2, T. 13 S., R. 23 W., 40 feet east of NW cor. sec. 2, at edge of road; drilled September 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,400.0 feet; depth to water 42.0 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pliocene
Ogallala Formation
Silt, limy, light brown66
Silt, very limy, light gray to white511
Sand, fine, silty920
Silt and fine sand, limy; contains cemented streaks929
Sand, fine to very coarse, loose; contains small amount fine gravel1443
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, clayey, tough, light gray and brown750
Chalk, white and light gray858
Shale, chalky, gray765

13-23-28ddd--Sample log of test hole in SE SE SE Sec. 28, T. 13 S., R. 23 W., 35 feet west and 15 feet north of center of crossroads; drilled September 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,369.5 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pliocene
Ogallala Formation
Silt, light brown1010
Sand, fine to coarse, silty, limy1222
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, dark gray830

13-24-1aaa--Sample log of test hole in NE NE NE sec. 1, T. 13 S., R. 24 W., 500 feet west and 5 feet south of NE cor. sec. 1; drilled October 1957. Altitude of land surface 2,437.2 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pliocene
Ogallala Formation
Silt, tan33
Silt and fine sand; contains limy streaks36
Silt, tan28
Silt, tan, and fine to medium sand210
Sand and gravel212
Silt, very limy, and medium to coarse sand; contains a small amount of gravel416
Silt, white, yellow, and dark gray; contains limy layers824
Sand, fine to coarse, and gray and white silt; contains a small amount of gravel630
Sand, fine to coarse; contains a small amount of gravel1040
Sand, fine to coarse, and gravel 1454
Silt, yellow and dark gray458
Gravel, contains layers of silt260
Sand, fine to coarse; contains layers of silt and a small amount of gravel1070
Sand, fine to coarse, and tan and gray silt1585
Silt, sandy, limy, white and tan 1297
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, dark gray 3100

13-24-29ccc--Sample log of test hole in SW SW SW sec. 29, T. 13 S., R. 24 W., 50 feet east and 25 feet north of center of crossroads; drilled August 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,393.4 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Peoria and Loveland formations
Silt, heavy, dark brown55
Silt, light tan510
Silt, sandy, tan 818
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, chalky, cream tan 1230

13-24-36aaa--Sample log of test hole in NE NE NE sec. 36, T. 13 S., R. 24 W., 75 feet west and 20 feet south of center of crossroads; drilled September 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,371.8 feet; depth to water 9.3 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Silt, dark brown77
Shale, weathered, light gray411
Shale, dark gray920

13-25-2bbb--Sample log of test hole in NW NW NW sec. 2, T. 13 S., R. 25 W., 30 feet east and 8 feet south of NW cor. sec. 2; drilled September 1957. Altitude of land surface 2,518.5 feet; depth to water 65.8 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pliocene
Ogallala Formation
Silt, brown upper part and tan lower part55
Sand, fine to coarse16
Silt, limy streaks, tan 1.57.5
Sand, fine to coarse, limy streaks 18.5
Silt, tan 5.514
Sand, fine to coarse418
Sand and silt, limy, cemented hard; contains a very hard cemented limy bed at top624
Sand, fine to coarse 529
Silt and fine to coarse sand, limy; contains thin cemented layers9.538.5
Sand, fine to coarse, and limy silt, cemented6.545
Silt, sandy, limy streaks, tan and white348
Sand, fine, and tan to pink silt1563
Sand, fine, limy streaks; contains cemented layers1679
Silt, yellow tan786
Silt, sandy, very limy, white692
Silt, and fine sand, limy 597
Limestone, hard 198
Silt, Soft, reddish 5103
Silt, sandy, reddish tan5108
Silt, sandy, gray6114
Sand, medium to coarse5119
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, weathered, light tan to white in upper part, brownish in lower11130
Shale, brown 7137

13-25-14bbb--Sample log of test hole in NW NW NW sec. 14, T. 13 S., R. 25 W., 30 feet south and 5 feet east of NW cor. sec. 14; drilled September 1957. Altitude of land surface 2,489.6 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Peoria and Loveland formations
Silt, brown22
Silt, dark gray 35
Silt, reddish tan712
Pliocene
Ogallala Formation
Sand, medium to coarse, and gravel, limy streaks315
Sand, medium to coarse, and light tan to yellow silt; contains a small amount of gravel621
Sand, fine to coarse, and fine gravel; contains thin layers of tan to yellow silt1233
Sand, fine to coarse, and gravel 235
Silt, tan, white and dark gray 944
Sand, fine to coarse, and very limy silt; contains cemented layers852
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, weathered, tan and white1264
Shale, tan and brown670
Shale, brown and dark gray 1080

13-25-14ccc--Sample log of test hole in SW SW SW sec. 14, T. 13 S., R. 25 W., 25 feet north and 5 feet east of SW cor. sec. 14; drilled August 1957. Altitude of land surface 2,458.4 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Peoria and Loveland formations
Silt, brown22
Silt, tan; contains a thin layer of gravel and sand at base 35
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Chalk, weathered, shaly27
Chalk, hard 310

13-25-19aaa--Sample log of test hole in NE NE NE sec. 19, T. 13 S., R. 25 W., 30 feet west and 10 feet south of center of crossroads; drilled September 1960. Altitude of land surface 2,450.4 feet. Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Neogene
Pleistocene
Peoria and Loveland formations
Silt, dark brown55
Pliocene
Ogallala Formation
Silt, sandy, very limy712
Cretaceous
Upper Cretaceous
Niobrara Chalk--Smoky Hill Chalk Member
Shale, creamy tan820

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