| ANDERSON COUNTY |
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Sec. 23-20S-19E; Hwy. 31
both sides |
3 members of the Platsburg
Limestone; Spring Hill Limestone, Hickory Creek Shale & Merriam Limestone.
Also, Bonner Springs Shale. |
gastropods, horn coral, spong,
brachiopod, shark teeth, pelecypod, trilobite, crinoid |
| BARBER COUNTY |
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Sec. 9-32S-13W; Hwy. 160
near MM 215; N side |
Flower-pot Shale |
Gypsum var. Satin Spar |
Sec. 8-32S-13W; Hwy. 160
near MM 214; South side |
Blaine Formation (Rock
Gypsum) |
Gypsum var. Alabaster |
| BUTLER COUNTY |
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Sec. 29-27S-6E; Hwy. 400
at MM 304.6; both sides |
Lower Florence Limestone &
upper Blue Springs Shale |
pelecypods: Permophorus,
Septimyalina, Aviculopecten, Acanthopecten; Mineral: Chert |
Sec. 4-26S-8E; Hwy. 54
at East county border; North side |
Havensville Shale |
brachiopods: Juresania,
Neochonetes, Meekella
pelecypods: Septimyalina, Permophorus |
| CHASE COUNTY |
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Sec. 17-19S-8E; Hwy. 177
just South of Hwy. 50 junction |
Glenrock Limestone, Johnson
Shale, Long Creek Limestone |
crinoids, brachiopods,
bryozoan
Minerals: Quartz, Calcite |
Sec. 14-19S-8E; Hwy. 50
1/2 mile East of MM 120; North side |
Florena Shale |
crinoids, echinoids, brachs,
trilobite, algae |
CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY
Sec. 17-34S-12E; Hwy. 166
near MM 77.5; just West of Peru |
Robbins Shale |
Numerous brachiopods, numerous
gastopods, cephalpod: Bactrites |
Sec. 22-34S-12E; Hwy. 166
at MM 79; just East of Peru |
Robbins Shale |
Numerous brachiopods, numerous
gastropods, cephalopod: Bactrites |
COWLEY COUNTY
Sec. 30-31-8E; Hwy. 160
4 mi. East of Cambridge; North side, just west of mixing strip |
Florena Shale |
Numerous brachiopods,
crinoids, coral, trilobite (fair stop - fossils picked over) |
| ELK COUNTY |
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Sec. 11-31S-10E; Hwy. 160
just East of Hwy. 99 junction |
Topeka Limestone |
Many brachiopods, several
gastopods, bryozoa, horn coral |
| FORD COUNTY |
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Sec. 25-26S-26W; Hwy. 50
just East of MM 114 |
Ogallala Formation |
Conglomerate |
| GEARY COUNTY |
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Sec. 15-11S-5E; Hwy. 77
just North of I-70 junction |
Fort Riley Limestone &
Oketa Shale |
brachs: Derbyia,
Reticulatia, Composia, others;pelecypod: Wilkingia; crinoid,
echinoid, bryozoa |
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| GREENWOOD COUNTY |
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Sec. 31-25S-12E; Hwy. 54
at MM 292; both sides |
Topeka Limestone |
Many brachiopods, bryozoa,
spong, crinoid, coral; Mineral: Celestite |
Sec. 26-25S-12E; Hwy. 54
approx. 3/4 mi. east of Neal |
Jackson Park Shale |
brachiopods, pelecypods,
gastropods, crinolds, bryozoa, cephalopod: Bactrites |
Sec. 31-27S-9E; Hwy. 400
just East of MM 340; E of bridge |
Long Creek Limestone &
Hughes Creek Shale |
Several brachiopods, pelecypod:
Wilkingia, fusulinids |
Sec. 7-28S-12E; Hwy. 400
5.5 miles east of Severy exit |
Beil Limestone |
Three coral:
Lophophyllidium, Caninia, Syringopora |
| OSAGE COUNTY |
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Sec. 6-14S-17E; blacktop
road
6 mi. North of Overbrook; North of bridge |
Beil Limestone |
4 corals, brachiopods,
bryozoa, fusulinid |
| WABAUNSEE COUNTY |
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Sec. 28-11S-12E; Interstate
70
East on access road at exit 338 |
Long Creek Limestone &
Hughes Creek Shale
"Buffalo Mound" |
Many brachiopods, bryozoa,
crinoid, echinoid, possible pelecypods and gastropods |
| WILSON COUNTY |
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Sec. 25-29S-15E; blacktop
road
6 mi. East of Fredonia on Hwy. 47, then 2.7 mi. South on blacktop |
Plattsburg Limestone |
Many gastropods, brachiopods,
cinoids, few pelecypods, bryozoa, spong |
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