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Logs of Wells and Test Holes, continued

Given on the following pages are logs of 88 test holes in Douglas County drilled by the State Geological Survey and logs of 108 wells and test holes obtained from drillers and other sources. Logs of test holes originally published by Lohman (1941) are indicated as T-1, T-2, etc.

Townships 11 and 12 || Township 13 || Township 14 || Township 15

13-17-12cc--Sample log of test hole in SW SW sec. 12, T. 13 S., R. 17 E., drilled October 1955. Altitude of land surface, ±1,073 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Kansas Till
Clay, red brown; contains sand and fragments of gravel 3 3
Clay, sandy, yellow brown 3 6
Sand, very fine, silty and clayey, yellow 1 7
Clay, gravelly and sandy, yellow 17 24
Sand, very fine, very clayey, tan 12 36
Sand, very fine, very clayey, gray 12 48
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Kanwaka Shale
Shale, clayey, gray 1 49

13-18-2aa--Drillers log of well drilled by W. D. Wilson for Robert Kay in NE NE sec. 2, T. 13 S., R. 18 E., in April 1955. Altitude of land surface, ±1,010 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 3 3
Clay, yellow 6 9
Limestone, yellow 1 10
Shale, light gray 10 20
Shale, sandy, gray 25 45
Limestone, brown 5 50
Shale, muddy, gray 10 60
Limestone, soft, white 10 70
Slate, black 5 75
Limestone 1 76
Shale, dark 14 90
Limestone 16 106
Shale, light gray 24 130
Shale, sandy, gray 40 170
Shale, muddy, gray 87 257
Limestone, dark gray 4 261
Sandstone, dark gray 14 275
Shale, muddy, gray 25 300

13-18-7cd--Drillers log of well drilled by Homer Wilson for J. M. Clough in SE SW sec. 7, T. 13 S., R. 18 E., in December 1956. Altitude of land surface, ±1,031 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 2 2
Clay, yellow 2 4
Limestone, shell 2 6
Clay, red 1 7
Limestone 1 8
Shale, dark 4 12
Limestone 4 16
Shale, light 7 23
Limestone, dark gray 7 30
Shale, sandy, light 25 55
Sandstone, dark gray 15 70
Shale, sandy, light 10 80
Sandstone, gray 20 100
Limestone, brown 6 106
Sandstone, gray 12 118
Limestone, hard, gray 4 122
Limestone, sandy, light 5 127
Limestone, white 3 130
Slate, black 14 144
Limestone, light, sandy 2 146
Limestone, sandy, gray 4 150
Limestone, sandy, white 7 157
Shale and sandstone, white 11 168
Shale, sandy, dark 2 170
Shale, sandy, light 7 177
Shale, muddy, gray 3 180
Shale, sandy, light 7 187
Coal and shale 7 194
Shale sandy 8 202
Shale: light gray 7 209
Shale, sandy, light gray 5 214
Sandstone and shale 36 250

13-18-10bd--Sample log of test hole in SE NW sec. 10, T. 13 S., R. 18 E., drilled July 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±864 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Newman Terrace deposits
Soil, black 3 3
Clay, dark gray 6 9
Clay, silty, gray 3 12
Clay, silty, fossiliferous, fight tan 7 19
Clay, silty, gray to blue gray 8 27
Clay, sandy, blue gray 24 51
Clay, green 6 57
Silt and very fine sand, fossiliferous, gray green 7 64
Sand, medium, to very coarse gravel, mostly cbert, limestone, sandstone, and quartz; fossiliferous 1.5 65.5
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Lawrence Shale
Shale, gray 4.5 70

13-18-10dc--Sample log of test hole in SW SE sec. 10, T. 13 S., R. 18 E., drilled July 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±861 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Newman Terrace deposits
Topsoil, dark 6 6
Clay, heavy, gray 5 11
Clay, silty, gray brown 10 21
Clay, sandy, brown 13 34
Clay, sandy, blue 30.5 64.5
Sand and gravel, chiefly quartz and chert; contains some limestone, sandstone, and quartzite pebbles 2.5 67
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Lawrence Shale
Shale, sandy, blue gray 13 80
Shale, silty, blue gray 20 100
Shale, silty, blue gray and blue green 21.5 121.5
Stranger Formation-Haskell Limestone member
Limestone, fossiliferous, hard, gray 1 122.5

13-18-15ca--Sample log of test hole in NE SW sec. 15, T. 13 S., R. 18 E., about 20 feet south and 10 feet west of center of section, drilled July 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±967 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Undifferentiated deposits
Soil, gray black 2 2
Clay, red 3 5
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Oread Limestone-Kereford Limestone member
Limestone, buff 2 7
Oread Limestone-Heumader Shale member
Shale, clayey, light tan gray 7.5 14.5
Oread Limestone Plattsmouth Limestone member
Limestone, hard, light gray 1.5 16

13-18-22ab--Sample log of test hole in NW NE sec. 22, T. 13 S., R. 18 E., about 20 feet south and 10 feet east of center of road intersection, drilled July 10, 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±964 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Undifferentiated deposits
Soil, black, and road fill 2 2
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Clay, sandy and gravelly, red and tan 6 8
Clay, sandy, red 1.5 9.5
Clay, very sandy, light tan 7.5 17
Sand and gravel, chiefly quartz, chert, and quartzite 11 28
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Oread Limestone
Limestone   28

13-18-32bc--Drillers log of well drilled by Charles Jungmann for Arthur Gaines in SW NW sec. 32, T. 13 S., R. 18 E., in January 1956. Altitude of land surface 965 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 2 2
Clay, red 10 12
Limestone 1 13
Shale, light 4 17
Limestone (seep of fresh water) 17 34
Slate, black 2 36
Shale, gray 6 42
Limestone, very hard 23 65
Shale (trace of red shale at 90 ft.) 70 135
Shale, sandy 35 170
Sandstone 15 185
Shale 7 192

13-19-1acc--Sample log of test hole in SW SW NE sec. 1, T. 13 S., B. 19 E., west side of alley at 1820 Michigan Street, drilled jury 1954. Altitude of land surface, ±881 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Colluvium
Soil, dark gray black 3 3
Silt and clay, brown tan 7 10
Silt and clay, yellow tan 5 15
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Lawrence Shale
Shale, weathered, clayey, yellow tan 3.5 18.5

13-19-1bc--Sample log of test hole in SW NW sec. 1, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., drilled January 1947. Altitude of land surface, ±998 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil and fill 10 10
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Oread Limestone-Toronto Limestone Member
Limestone, white to yellow 3.5 13.5
Lawrence Shale
Shale, argillaceous, gray to blue green 14.5 28
Shale, purple red 1 29
Shale, gray to blue gray 9 38
Siltstone, cemented, hard, dark gray 1.5 39.5
Shale, light blue gray 7.5 47
Shale, clayey to sandy, blue gray; contains a thin coal 30 77
Shale, sandy and micaceous, blue gray to gray 104.5 181.5
Stranger Formation-Haskell Limestone member
Limestone, fossiliferous, hard, light gray 3 184.5
Stranger Formation-Vinland Shale member
Shale, very sandy, and cemented sandstone, blue gray, 15.5 200
Shale, argillaceous to sandy, blue gray; contains a thin coal 27 227
Stranger Formation-Westphalia(?) Limestone member
Limestone, brittle, light gray 0.3 227.3
Stranger Formation-Tonganoxie Sandstone member
Sandstone, fine to very fine, gray, and gray sandy shale; contains carbonized plant fragments 21.2 248.5
Sandstone, shaly, light gray 21.5 270
Sandstone, very fine to fine, rnicaceous, light gray 30 300

13-19-1ca2--Sample log of test hole in NE SW sec. 1, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., about 40 feet north of Norman Plummer residence, 1400 West 19th Street, drilled July 5, 1954. Altitude of land surface, ±890 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Buck Creek Terrace deposits
Soil, silty, gray black 2 2
Silt, light gray 2 4
Silt, clayey, yellow tan 2 6
Silt, clayey, red tan 4 10
Silt and clay, yellow tan; contains fragments of ironstone and sandstone 13 23
Silt and clay, sandy, yellow tan 28 51
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Lawrence Shale
Shale, gray 11 62

13-19-1cc2--Drillers log of well drilled by W. D. Wilson for Tom Akin in SW SW sec. 1, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., at service station at NE corner Twenty-third and Iowa Streets, in 1953. Altitude of land surface, 885 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soapstone, yellow 20 20
Shale, light 22 42
Limestone 4 46
Shale, clayey, gray 18 64
Shale, sandy, gray 48 112
Sandstone, (brackish water) 6 118

13-19-1dbc--Sample log of test hole in SW NW SE sec. 1, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., at rear of lot at 2005 Mitchell Road, drilled July 6, 1954; depth to water, 10.9 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±873 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Buck Creek Terrace deposits
Soil, gray black 2.5 2.5
Silt, clayey, yellow tan 17.5 20
Silt, clayey, slightly sandy, yellow tan 15 38
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Lawrence Shale
Shale, blue gray 8 46

13-19-8dbb--Sample log of test hole in NW NW SE sec. 8, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., about 20 feet south and 5 feet east of center of section, drilled October 26, 1955; depth to water, 43.85 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±881 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 1 1
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Silt, clayey, slightly sandy, tan brown 13 14
Silt, clayey, slightly sandy, red brown 8 22
Silt, clayey, light gray tan 2 24
Silt, clayey, sandy, red brown 7 31
Silt, sandy, brown and light gray 3 34
Silt, clayey, sandy, brown 16 50
PENNSYLVANIAN-Virgilian
Lawrence(?) Shale
Shale, light gray 2 52

13-19-10dd--Drillers log of well drilled by Charles Jungmann for Norman Aldrich in SE SE sec. 10, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., in April 1956. Altitude of land surface, ±836 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 1 1
Clay, sandy 29 30
Gravel and sand, clayey 8 38
Limestone 4 42
Shale, sandy 38 80
Sandstone 20 100
Shale 10 110

13-19-11aa2--Sample log of test hole in NE NE sec. 11, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., about 1,100 feet south and 45 feet west of NE corner, drilled July 9, 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±907 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Soil, gray black 2 2
Clay, red orange 1 3
Clay, red; contains gravel and sand 5 8
Clay, sandy and gravelly, yellow orange 3 11
Clay, very sandy, yellow tan 7 18
Sand, fine to coarse, yellow tan 4 22
Gravel and sand, predominantly chert, quartz, and limestone 4.5 26.5
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Lawrence Shale
Shale, gray 3.5 30

13-19-11da2--Sample log of test hole in NE SE sec. 11, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., about 0.6 mile south of corner on road shoulder, drilled July 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±876 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Soil, gray black 2 2
Clay, red tan 2 4
Clay, sandy and gravelly, yellow tan 3 7
Clay, sandy and gravelly, blue gray 2 9
Clay, very sandy, brown 12 21
Clay, blue gray 3 24
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Lawrence Shale
Shale, partly weathered, tan 4 28
Shale, gray 4 32

13-19-11da3--Drillers log of well drilled by Charles Jungmann for Richard Oehlert in NE SE sec. 11, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., in February 1956. Altitude of land surface, ±870 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 2 2
Clay, sandy 33 35
Sand, clayey 3 38
Limestone 4 42
Shale 31 73
Shale, sandy 41 114
Sandstone 16 130
Shale 4 134
Sandstone, thin shale streaks 16 150

13-19-11dd--Drillers log of well drilled by W. D. Wilson for radio station KLWN in SE SE sec. 11, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., in July 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±850 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 5 5
Clay, yellow (show of water) 30 35
Shale, sandy, gray 45 80
Sandstone, gray (show of water) 15 95
Sandstone, white (lots of water) 6 101

13-19-11ddd--Sample log of test hole in SE SE SE sec. 11, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., about 75 feet west and 10 feet north of SE corner, drilled July 7, 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±849 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Buck Creek Terrace deposits
Soil, gray black 2 2
Clay, gray 3 5
Clay and silt, brown 4 9
Clay and silt, red brown 10 19
Silt and clay, light red brown 12 31
Silt and clay, sandy, light tan 15 46
Sand, very fine, silty, tan 6 52
Gravel, sandy and silty, tan 2 54
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Stranger Formation
Sandstone, very fine 1 55
Shale, hard, gray 5 60

13-19-12aaa--Sample log of test hole in NE NE NE see, 12, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., drilled July 1954. Altitude of land surface, ±881 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Peoria (?) Formation
Soil, gray black 2.5 2.5
Silt, gray tan 3 5.5
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Lawrence Shale
Shale, clavey, yellow tan 17.5 23

13-19-12aab--Drillers log of well drilled by Eugene Smith for Ralph Puckett in NW NE NE sec. 12, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., in 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±883 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 5 5
Shale, clayey, yellow 20 25
Limestone 5 30
Shale, blue 15 45
Shale, white 20 65
Shale, sandy 10 75
Shale 10 85
Shale, white 25 110
Shale, sandy 5 115
Sandstone, white 50 165

13-19-12ad--Sample log of test hole in SE NE sec. 12, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., drilled July 1954. Altitude of land surface, ±903 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 3 3
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Clay, brown red; contains abundant gravel 2 5
Clay, silty, red brown 5 10
Clay and silt, brown red; contains abundant sand and gravel 7 17
Gravel, sandy and clayey, red brown 7 24

13-19-12ba--Drillers log of well drilled by Eugene Smith for Park Hetzel in NE NW sec. 12, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., in August 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±868 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 3 3
Clay, yellow 24 27
Sand 10 37
Gravel 4 41
Shale, blue 20 61
Shale, white 50 111
Plugged well back to 70 feet

13-19-12cbb--Drillers log of well drilled by W. D. Wilson for Albert Hayden in NW NW SW sec. 12, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., in April 1954. Altitude of land surface, ±873 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 2 2
Clay, yellow (little water) 26 28
Shale, gray 10 38
Limestone 5 43
Shale, gray 10 53
Shale, sandy, gray 52 105
Sandstone, gray 5 110
Shale, sandy, gray 10 120
Sandstone, white (lots of water) 4.5 124.5

13-19-12cbc--Drillers log of well drilled by W. D. Wilson for Orville Flory in SW NW SW sec. 12, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., in June 1952. Altitude of land surface, ±864 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 2 2
Clay, yellow 18 20
Clay, sandy 5 25
Sand and gravel, loose 10 35
Shale, gray 15 50

13-19-13bcc--Sample log of test hole in SW SW NW sec. 13, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., about 100 feet east of center line of U. S. Highway 59 on north road shoulder of township road, drilled July 7, 1953; depth to water, 13.97 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±850 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 2 2
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Buck Creek Terrace deposits
Silt, clayey, red and gray brown 4 6
Silt, clayey, tan 12 18
Clay, sandy, tan brown 12 30
Silt, sandy and clayey, tan 7.5 37.5
Silt, sandy and clayey, gray 26.5 64
Gravel and sand, silty, gray 3.5 67.5
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Stranger Formation
Shale, sandy, hard, gray; contains thin beds of sand-stone 12.5 80
Sandstone, cemented with calcite, very hard, gray brown 1.5 81.5

13-19-14aa--Drillers log of well drilled by W. D. Wilson for Paul Snyder in NE NE sec. 14, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., in April 1954. Altitude of land surface, ±852 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 3 3
Clay, yellow 22 25
Quicksand, clayey (200 gal. fresh water per hour) 30 55
Shale, sandy, gray 25 80
Sandstone, gray 16 96
Sandstone, white (lots of water) 15 111

13-19-14dd--Sample log of test hole in SE SE sec. 14, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., about 25 feet west of highway right of way and 710 feet north of SE corner, drilled July 5, 1953; depth to water, 8.70 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±825 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Newman Terrace deposits
Silt and clay, gray black 2 2
Clay, gray 3 5
Clay, silty, brown 10 15
Clay, silty, blue gray to blue green 17 32
Clay, silty, brown 2 34
Clay, silty and sandy, blue 12 46
Gravel and sand, silty 7.5 53.5
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Stranger(?) Formation
Shale, gray 6.5 60

13-19-21bb--Drillers log of well drilled by W. D. Wilson for Robert Mason in NW NW sec. 21, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., in May 1952. Altitude of land surface, ±861 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 2 2
Soil, yellow 3 5
Clay, yellow 20 25
Clay, yellow, and sand 10 35
Limestone, shaly, dark 2 37
Shale, gray 13 50
Shale, sandy, gray 10 60
Sandstone, broken (water) 30 90
Shale, gray 10 100

13-19-22ad--Drillers log of well drilled by Charles Jungmann for Charles Oldfather in SE NE sec. 22, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., on July 2, 1956, Altitude of land surface, ±886 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 2 2
Clay, brown 16 18
Shale, blue 9 27
Limestone 5 32
Shale, gray 12 44
Shale, sandy, contains dark streaks of shale 3 47
Sand, broken, and shale 15 62
Shale, sandy 13 75
Shale, gray 18 93
Sandstone, partly shaly 17 110
Sandstone, very shaly 4 114
Sandstone 52 166
Limestone 3 169

13-19-23aa--Sample log of test hole in NE NE sec. 23, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., about 125 feet north and 60 feet west of north end of Wakarusa River bridge, drilled July 9, 1953; depth to water, 14.06 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±827 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Newman Terrace deposits
Soil, silty, gray black 4 4
Clay, sandy and silty, gray tan 19 23
Clay, fossiliferous, blue 4 27
Clay, sandy, blue 8 35
Clay, sandy, blue green 8 43
Clay, sandy, gray 12 55
Sand and gravel, silty 4 59
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Stranger Formation
Shale gray 5 64

l3-19-23ad--Sample log of test hole in SE NE sec. 23, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., on shoulder southwest of intersection of U. S. Highway 59 and Clinton Road, drilled July 9, 1953; depth to water, 13.3 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±830 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill and soil 10 10
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Newman Terrace deposits
Clay, silty, dark gray 5 15
Clay, gray tan 6 21
Clay, silty and sandy, gray 33.5 54.5
Sand and gravel, silty, fossiliferous 7 61.5
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Stranger Formation
Shale, hard, gray 3.5 65

13-19-23da--Drillers log of well drilled by Jungmann Bros. for Walter Kollmorgen in NE SE sec. 23, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., in March 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±856 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 2 2
Clay 6 8
Boulders 1 9
Shale 66 75
Sandstone 10 85
Shale, sandy 3 88
Sandstone, broken 12 100
Sandstone (with hard cap) 38 138
Limestone 2 140

13-19-27dd--Drillers log of well drilled by Homer Wilson for George Luckan in SE SE sec. 27, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., in April 1956. Altitude of land surface, ±1,005 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 2 2
Clay, red 6 8
Limestone, yellow 12 20
Shale, light 20 40
Shale, dark 140 180
Limestone 6 186
Shale, sandy, light 68 254
Sandstone 58 312

13-19-36ab--Drillers log of well drilled by Raymond Schutz for Harold Skinner in NW NE sec. 36, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., in June 1956.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Topsoil 3 3
Sand rock 19 22
Clay, sandy, brown 8 30
Soapstone, sandy, gray 8 38
Soapstone 9 47
Lime rock 3 50
Soapstone, gray 8 58
Soapstone, brown 9 67
Sandstone, white (1 gpm water) 6 73
Soapstone, sandy 15 88
Sandstone, white 7 95
Lime rock   95

13-19-36bb--Drillers log of well drilled by W. D. Wilson for Charles Iles in NW NW sec. 36, T. 13 S., R. 19 E., in 1948. Altitude of land surface, ±893 feet,Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 1 1
Shale, yellow 4 5
Limestone,hard 2 7
Clay, yellow 23 80
Shale, sandy, yellow 10 40
Shale, sandy, gray 35 75
Sandstone (water) 20 95
Shale, sandy, blue 10 105
Sandstone (water) 10 115
Shale, blue 3 118

13-20-1add--Sample log of test hole in SE SE NE sec. 1, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., about 120 feet north of railroad track, drilled April 19, 1952; depth to water, 11.5 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±809 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Alluvium
Soil, silty, gray 3 3
Sand, coarse to very fine, brown 7 10
Sand, medium, brown 15 25
Sand, coarse, blue gray 5 30
Sand and fine gravel, blue gray 10 40
Sand, medium, blue gray 16 56
Gravel, fine, blue gray 9.5 65.5
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Stanton(?) Limestone
Limestone 1 66.5

13-20-4ab1--Drillers log of well drilled by Layne-Western Co. for Cooperative Farm Chemicals Assoc. in NW NE sec. 4, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in 1952.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Dirt, black 3 3
Clay, gray 25 28
Clay, blue 5 33
Clay, sandy, blue 4 37
Sand, fine; contains some clay 6 43
Sand, medium fine 2 45
Sand, medium coarse 3 48
Sand, medium coarse, and gravel 5 53
Sand, coarse, and big gravel 3 56
Shale, blue 3 59

13-20-5cb--Sample log of test hole in NW SW sec. 5, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., drilled 1950.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Peoria Formation
Silt, clayey, leached, dark brown 1 1
Silt, leached, mottled gray and brown 2 3
Silt, leached, mottled gray and brown; contains small caliche nodules 0.5 3.5
Silt, leached, mottled reddish brown and gray 1.5 5
Loveland Formation
Silt, leached, yellow brown, contains 2-mm caliche nodules 1 6
Silt, clayey, slightly mottled, leached, yellow brown 0.5 6.5
Kansas Till
Clay, leached, brown to reddish brown; contains MnO2 stains, chert granules, and limonite nodules 1.5 8
Clay, silty, light reddish brown; contains some chert and feldspar grains 1.8 9.8

13-20-5dc1--Drillers log of well drilled by W. D. Wilson for Douglas County in SW SE sec. 5, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in June 1952. Altitude of land surface, ±921 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil, gray black 2 2
Clay, yellow brown; contains chert gravel 12 14
Clay, mottled gray and brown; contains chert, pink quartzite, and greenstone gravel 20 34
Clay, greenish gray; contains much gravel (little water) 6 40
Shale, gray 20 60
Limestone 5 65
Shale, muddy 10 75
Shale, sandy, blue gray 60 135
Sandstone, gray 50 185

13-20-5dc2--Drillers log of well drilled by Homer Wilson for Oliver Peters in SW SE sec. 5, T. 1,3 S., R. 20 E., in March 1956. Altitude of land surface, ±916 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 2 2
Clay, yellow 23 25
Sand and gravel, yellow 10 35
Shale, light gray 17 52
Limestone 5 57
Shale, sandy, gray 26 83
Shale, light 74 157
Sand, white (water) 17 174

13-20-6aa--Drillers log of well drilled by H. R. Swank for Paul Boyer in NE NE sec. 6, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in May 1952. Altitude of land surface, ±861 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 3 3
Joint clay, blue 14 17
Limestone, hard, blue 3 20
Shale, blue 5 23
Shale, sandy, blue 12 35
Shale, black 3 38
Shale, sandy, blue 10 48
Shale, clayey, gray 8 66

13-20-6aba--Sample log of test hole in NE NW NE sec. 6, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in SE corner Lot 1, Block A, Brookdale Addition, 16th and Learnard Ave., drilled July 6, 1954. Altitude of land surface, ±855 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Undifferentiated colluvium and alluvium
Silt, gray black 2 2
Clay, silty, yellow tan 2 4
Clay, silty and sandy, yellow tan; contains fragments of sandstone and limonite concretions 21 25
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Stranger Formation-Haskell Limestone member
Limestone   25

13-20-6cd--Sample log of test hole in SE SW sec. 6, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., approximately 50 feet east of center line of Vermont Street at 2208 Vermont, drilled August 1954. Altitude of land surface, ±872 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Undifferentiated colluvium and alluvium
Soil, gray black 2 2
Clay, silty, gray 2 4
Clay, silty, yellow; contains fragments of lin-ionite concretions 15 19
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Stranger Formation-Haskell Limestone member
Limestone, hard   19

13-20-7ad--Drillers log of well drilled by W. D. Wilson for Paul Clawson in SE NE sec. 7, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in July 1953.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 2 2
Shale, sandy 8 10
Clay, yellow 10 20
Limestone 3 23
Shale, light gray 72 95
Sandstone, gray 48 143

13-20-8ab1--Sample log of test hole in NW NE sec. 8, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., about 130 feet NE of NE corner of India School, drilled July 8, 1954. Altitude of land surface, ±910 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Peoria Formation
Silt, gray black 2 2
Silt, gray tan 3 5
Kansas Till
Clay, silty and sandy, gray tan 5 10
Clay, very sandy, yellow tan; contains abundant chert and quartz gravel 9 19
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Lawrence Shale
Shale, silty, tan 4.5 23.5

13-20-8ab2--Drillers log of well drilled by Eugene Smith for P. A. Diehl in NW NE sec. 8, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in July 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±912 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 4 4
Clay, yellow 20 24
Gravel (water) 4 28
Shale, dark blue 11 39
Shale, light blue 12 51
Limestone 5 56
Shale, blue 14 70
Sandstone, coarse 10 80
Shale, sandy 20 100
Sandstone, coarse 32 132
Sandstone, fine to very fine (water) 52 184

13-20-8ad--Drillers log of well drilled by Lee Hendee, Jr., for Nellie Harris in SE NE sec. 8, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in March 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±880 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 2 2
Clay, yellow 9 11
Clay, sandy, yellow 3 14
Clay, buff to olive 18 32
Limestone 4 36
Shale, gray 12 48
Limestone 2 50
Sandstone, shaly 37 87
Shale, sandy 6 93
Sandstone 2 95
Shale 10 105
Sandstone, shaly 33 138
Sandstone 22 160

13-20-9dad--Sample log of test hole in SE NE SE sec. 9, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., about 950 feet south of E quarter corner on west road shoulder, drilled August 27, 1954; depth to water, 23.5 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±861 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 1 1
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Peoria Formation
Silt, gray black 0.5 1.5
Silt, tan 3.5 5
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Clay, mottled yellow tan and light gray 1 6
Clay, brown red; contains gravel and sand 3 9
Clay, brown to tan; contains gravel and sand 11 20
Sand and gravel, clayey, tan 12.5 32.5
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Stranger Formation
Shale, gray 2.5 35

13-20-13cc--Drillers log of well drilled by W. D. Wilson for Robert Stark in SW SW sec. 13, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in January 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±848 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil and surface 10 10
Sandstone 52 62
Shale, clayey, blue 1 63

13-20-16aa--Drillers log of well drilled by Harold Lutz for H. C. Stewart in NE NE sec. 16, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in May 1956. Altitude of land surface, ±851 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 4 4
Gravel and boulders 16 20
Sandstone, and yellow shaly sandstone 20 40
Shale, blue; contains thin coal bed at depth of 64 feet 50 90
Sandstone, cemented 12 102
Shale 10 112

13-20-16bb--Drillers log of well drilled by Harold Lutz for William Lemon in NW NW sec. 16, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in 1955. Altitude of land surface, ±833 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Topsoil 2 2
Silt, sandy, red 18 20
Sandstone, yellow 12 32
Sandstone, brown 8 40
Shale, gray 10 50
Sandstone 0.5 50.5
Shale, gray 19.5 70
Sandstone (show of water) 1 71
Shale, gray 9 80
Sandstone (water) 4 84
Shale 1 85
Sandstone 3 88
Limestone 2 90

13-20-19cd--Drillers log of well drilled by W. D. Wilson for Carl Clifton in SE SW sec. 19, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in October 1955. Altitude of land surface, ±984 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Gravel 3 3
Clay, red 7 10
Sandstone, broken 15 25
Clay, yellow 15 40
Shale, sandy, gray 52 92
Sandstone, dark gray 5 97
Shale, muddy, blue 5 102
Sandstone (lots of water) 28 130

13-20-20bc--Sample log of test hole in SW NW sec. 20, T. 13 S., R. 20 E.,drilled August 27, 1954. Altitude of land surface, ±850 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 2.5 2.5
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Peoria Formation
Silt, clayey, gray black 2.5 5
Silt, clayey, tan 1.5 6.5
Buck Creek Terrace deposits
Clay, light gray 1 7.5
Clay, tan brown 6.5 14
Silt, clayey, yellow tan to yellow brown 11 25
Silt, micaceous, sandy, yellow tan 7 32
Sand, very fine to fine, silty and clayey 28 60
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Weston(?) Shale
Shale, argillaceous, gray 8.5 68.5

13-20-22dc--Drillers log of well drilled by Harold Lutz for Harold Lutz in SW SE sec. 22, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±900 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Clay 30 30
Limestone 4 34
Shale 66 100
Sandstone 48 148

13-20-23dc--Drillers log of well drilled by Harold Lutz for Tom Akin in SW SE sec. 23, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in 1954. Altitude of land surface, ±898 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 8 8
Clay, sandstone, and coal 25 33
Shale 40 73
Sandstone 35 108

13-20-25bb--Drillers log of well drilled by Harold Lutz for Winston Keyee in NW NW sec. 25, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in 1954. Altitude of land surface, ±894 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil and sandstone 12 12
Shale, clay, and coal 65 77
Sandstone (water) 33 110
Limestone 2 112

13-20-25cc--Drillers log of well drilled by Harold Lutz for Wayne Strong in SW SW see, 25, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in December 1955. Altitude of land surface, ±905 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 30 30
Shale 20 50
Sandstone (lower 25 feet yields water) 52 102

13-20-30cd--Drillers log of well drilled by Harold Lutz for Robert Niesly in SE SW sec. 30, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in April 1956. Altitude of land surface, ±898 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 3 3
Clay, yellow 2 5
Limestone 1 6
Clay, gray 24 30
Shale, blue 22 52
Coal 1 53
Clay, sticky 1 54
Shale, gray 58 112
Sandstone (water) 20 132

13-20-34dc--Drillers log of well drilled by Commerce Drilling Co. for Jennie Eckman in SW SE sec. 34, T. 13 S., R. 20 E., in 1934. Altitude of land surface, ±951 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Soil 3 3
Gravel and clay 8 11
Clay, yellow 4 15
Shale, sandy 50 65
Shale, gray 37 102
Shale, dark 3 105
Shale, light 9 114
Sandstone (water) 50 164
Limestone 3 167
Shale 2 169
Limestone 16 185

13-21-3ccb--Sample log of test hole in NW SW SW sec. 3, T. 13 S., R. 21 E., along east road shoulder 20 feet south of intersection, drilled June 26, 1953; depth to water, 19.2 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±882.5 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 3 3
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Peoria(?) Formation
Silt, light gray tan 4.5 7.5
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Clay, very sandy, brown red 8.5 16
Sand and fine gravel, red brown 7 23
Gravel and sand, chiefly cbert and quartz 3 26
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Stanton Limestone
Limestone, hard   26

13-21-7bbb--Sample log of test hole in NW NW NW sec. 7, T. 13 S., R. 21 E., in ditch along east side of road 346 feet south of center line of Kansas Highway 10, drilled April 19, 1952. Altitude of land surface, 812 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Newman Terrace deposits
Soil, sandy, argillaceous, black 2 2
Clay, silty, gray 3 5
Clay, silty, light brown 23 28
Clay, silty, blue gray 9.5 37.5
Clay, silty, black 3.5 41
Gravel, medium to fine, arkosic 35 76
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Stanton(?) Limestone
Limestone, gray 0.5 76.5

13-21-7ddc--Sample log of test hole in SW SE SE sec. 7, T. I.'3 S., R. 21 E., about 8 feet north of center line of road at crest of bill, drilled August 27, 1954. Altitude of land surface, ±899 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 1 1
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Peoria(?) and Loveland(?) Foundations
Silt, black 1 2
Silt, clayey, red brown to tan brown 3 5
Kansas Till
Clay, sandy and gravelly, red 5 10
PENNSYLVANIAN--Virgilian
Stranger Formation
Sandstone, shaly, yellow tan 1 11
Shale, silty, micaceous, olive tan; contains thin coal streak 2.5 13.5

13-21-10db--Drillers log of well drilled by W. L. Hendee, Jr., for Herbert Metiffel in NW SE sec. 10, T. 13 S., R. 21 E., in December 1952.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Topsoil and clay 3 3
Sandstone 5 8
Sandstone, shaly 3 11
Sandstone, hard 2 13
Shale, gray 3 16
Limestone 15 31
Shale, black 7 38
Limestone 8 46
Shale, gray blue 6 52
Sandstone 3 55
Shale, gray blue 5 60
Limestone 14 74
Shale 1 75
Limestone 3 78
Shale, gray 7 85

13-21-15cb--Sample log of test hole in NW SW sec. 15, T. 13 S., R. 21 E., about 0.35 mile north of corner, drilled June 27, 1953; depth to water, 23.5 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±898.7 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 3 3
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Clay and silt, sandy, tan 6 9
Clay and silt, sandy, gray tan 11 20
Sand, clayey, gray tan 1 31
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Weston Shale
Shale, blue gray 4 35

13-21-16aaa--Sample log of test hole in NE NE NE sec. 16, T. 13 S., R. 21 E., about 75 feet west of intersection on south road shoulder, drilled June 26, 1953; depth to water, 12.6 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±885.2 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Silt and clay, sandy, dark gray 3 3
Clay and silt, very sandy, tan 3 6
Sand and gravel, very clayey, tan brown 3 9
Sand, chiefly medium to coarse, tan brown 3 12
Gravel, fine to coarse, and sand 15 27
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Weston Shale
Shale, argillaccous, blue gray 3 50

13-21-22ddd--Sample log of test hole in SE SE SE sec. 22, T. 13 S., R. 21 E., about 50 feet west of intersection on north road shoulder, drilled June 27, 1953; depth to water, 2.6 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±901.1 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 2 2
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Clay and silt, very sandy, tan gray 2 4
Clay and silt, very sandy, brown tan; contains abundant gravel 4 8
Gravel and sand, very argillaceous 4 12
Silt and clay, tan brown; contains sparse sand and gravel 1 13
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Stanton Limestone
Limestone   13

13-21-27ba--Sample log of test hole in NE NW sec. 27, T. 13 S., R. 21 E,, about 2,000 feet east of corner, drilled June 27, 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±918.5 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 3 3
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Clay, sandy, tan gray 14 17
Sand, very fine to medium, tan 5 22
Sand, fine to coarse, tan brown 9 49
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Stanton Limestone
Limestone, gray 5 54

13-21-27bcc--Sample log of test hole in SW SW NW sec. 27, T. 13 S., R. 21 E., drilled June 30, 1953. Altitude of land surface, ±929 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 2 2
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Peoria(?) Formation
Silt, gray tan; contains a few sand grains 3 5
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Clay and silt, very sandy, gray tan 10 15
Clay and silt, very sandy, tan 2 17
Clay and silt, tan; contains abundant gravel and sand, 3 20
Sand, medium, brown tan 13.5 33.5
Gravel and sand, clayey, brown tan 1 34.5
Clay and silt, green tan; contains much sand 5 39.5
Gravel and sand, clayey, brown tan 1.5 41
Clay and silt, green tan; contains abundant gravel and sand 2 43
Gravel and sand, clayey, gray 4 47
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Weston Shale
Shale, blue gray 10 57
Shale, gray blue 4 61
Stanton Limestone South Bend Limestone member
Limestone, hard, gray 3.5 64.5
Stanton Limestone-Rock Lake Shale member
Sandstone, fine, hard, gray 1 65.5

13-21-28aa--Sample log of test hole in NE NE sec. 28, T. 13 S., B. 21 E., about 0.3 mile west of Hesper intersection, drilled June 29, 1953; depth to water -8 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±912.4 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 2 2
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Peoria(?) Formation
Clay, silty, mottled gray and tan 3 5
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Clay, sandy, gray tan 5 10
Clay, sandy, tan 4 14
Clay, sandy and gravelly, tan 2 16
Sand and clay, tan 2 18
Sand and gravel 1.5 19.5
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Weston Shale
Shale, hard, clayey, gray tan 1 20.5
Shale, blue gray 9.5 30
Concretion, clay ironstone, hard, pink gray 0.3 30.3
Shale, silty, blue gray 9.7 40
Shale, clayey, gray 9.7 49.7
Concretion, clay ironstone, hard, pink gray 0.3 50
Shale, clayey, gray 5 55
Stanton Limestone
Limestone 0.5 55.5

13-21-28bb2--Sample log of test hole in NW NW sec. 28, T. 13 S., R. 21 E., about 600 feet east of comer on road shoulder, drilled June 29, 1953; depth to water 18 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±892.8 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 2 2
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Peoria(?) Formation
Silt and clay, light gray 2 4
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Clay, silty, tan 8 12
Clay, sandy, tan 8 20
Clay, sandy and gravelly, tan 7 27
Sand, very fine, clayey, tan 5 32
Gravel and sand, chiefly fragments of chert, sandstone, and quartz 0.5 32.5
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Stanton Limestone-Rock Lake Shale member
Sandstone, calcite cemented, hard, yellow brown 1.5 34

13-21-29ab--Sample log of test hole in NW NE sec. 29, T. 13 S., R. 21 E., about 35 feet South of center line of road, drilled June 30, 1953; depth to water, 9 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±869.3 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Peoria(?) Formation
Silt, gray black 2.5 2.5
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Clay, gray 1.5 4
Clay, mottled brown and gray 4 8
Clay, mottled blue and gray 5 13
Clay, sandy and gravelly, gray 2.5 15.5
Sand and gravel, clayey 3.5 19
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Stanton Limestone-Rock Lake Shale member
Sandstone, ferruginous, yellow brown 3 22
Shale, blue gray 2 24
Stanton Limestone-Stoner Limestone member
Limestone, gray 2 26

13-21-31ddc--Sample log of test hole in SW SE SE sec. 31, T. 13 S., R. 21 E., about 6 feet east of center of south side of SE quarter section, drilled August 26, 1954; depth to water, 18.7 feet. Altitude of land surface, ±920 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 1.5 1.5
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Peoria(?) Formation
Silt, clayey, medium gray 0.5 2
Silt, clayey, brown tan 2 4
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Clay, yellow tan; contains some gravel and sand 7 11
Clay, gray tan; contains some gravel and sand 1.5 12.5
Clay, stiff, compact, light gray mottled with brown 0.5 13
Clay, sandy, light gray; contains fragments of limonite concretions 5 18
Clay, very sandy, yellow tan 5 23
Sand, very fine to medium, clayey, yellow tan 4 27
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Weston(?) Shale
Shale, gray 3 30

13-21-34bcc--Sample log of test hole in SW SW NW sec. 34, T. 13 S., R. 21 E., about 10 feet north of W quarter corner on road shoulder, drilled July 1, 1953; depth to water, 15 feet. Altitude of land surface, 930.7 feet.Thickness,
feet
Depth,
feet
Road fill 2 2
QUATERNARY--Pleistocene
Peoria Formation
Silt, gray tan 2 4
Kansan glaciofluvial deposits
Clay, sandy, slightly calcareous, mottled tan gray and red brown 1.5 5.5
Clay, sandy, mottled tan red and light gray 2.5 8
Clay and silt, very sandy, light tan and light gray 2 10
Sand, clayey, tan brown 6 16
Gravel and sand, silty, tan brown 8 24
PENNSYLVANIAN--Missourian
Weston Shale
Shale, argillaceous, blue gray 24.5 48.5
Stanton Limestone
Limestone, hard, gray 0.5 49

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