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Lithologic Interval Details Well Name X-Coord (feet) Y-Coord (feet) C-1124 563367 694468 Min. Depth (feet) Max. Depth (feet) Primary Rock % Primary Rock Primary Color Induration % Porosity Comments 0 30 LIMESTONE LIGHT GRAY MODERATE 25 30 60 LIMESTONE LIGHT GRAY MODERATE 25 SAND CONTENT IS DOMINATED BY COARSE, WELL-ROUNDED GRAINS 60 90 LIMESTONE LIGHT GRAY MODERATE 25 90 120 LIMESTONE LIGHT GRAY MODERATE 25 120 150 LIMESTONE LIGHT GRAY MODERATE 25 150 180 LIMESTONE LIGHT GRAY MODERATE 25 LESS COARSE THAN ABOVE 180 210 SAND (QUARTZ) LIGHT GRAY UNCONSOLIDATED 30 LIMESTONE FRAGMENTS ARE CALCILUTITE CEMENT, MEDIUM RECRYSTALIZATION, SAND AND SHELL FRAGMENTS 210 240 SAND (QUARTZ) LIGHT GRAY UNCONSOLIDATED 35 FISH VERTEBRAE 240 270 SAND (QUARTZ) LIGHT GRAY UNCONSOLIDATED 35 270 330 SHELL VERY PALE ORANGE UNCONSOLIDATED 35 SAMPLE IS A LOOSE ASSORTMENT OF MOLLUSK SHELL FRAGMENTS AND COARSE QUARTZ SAND. FROM 300 TO 330 THE SAND CONTENT GOES UP TO 12% 330 360 SAND (QUARTZ) YELLOWISH GRAY UNCONSOLIDATED 35 360 390 SAND (QUARTZ) LIGHT GRAY UNCONSOLIDATED 35 SOME FINE GRAINED, SPARRY/CALCILUTITE CEMENTED, SANDSTONE FRAGMENTS ARE CONTAINED WITHIN THE SAMPLE. SHELL FRAGMENT CONTENT IS 50% 390 420 SAND (QUARTZ) MODERATE LIGHT GRAY UNCONSOLIDATED 35 SHELL CONTENT IS 15%. 30% OF SAMPLE IS SPARRY/CALCILUTITE CEMENTED, FINE GRAINED SANDSTONE FRAGMENTS. 420 450 SILT YELLOWISH GRAY POOR 450 480 SILT LIGHT OLIVE GRAY POOR 480 600 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 20 SOME COARSE SAND, PROBABLY CAVINGS. 600 630 MICRITE YELLOWISH GRAY UNCONSOLIDATED SOME CONSOLIDATED FRAGMENTS OF CALCILUTITE. 630 660 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY POOR MOST OF SAMPLE IS CALCILUTITE WHICH IS UNCONSOLIDATED TO POORLY CONSOLIDATED AND CONTAINS COPIOUS AMOUNTS OF PHOSPHATE. 660 720 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY POOR 20 720 750 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY POOR 750 780 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY POOR SAMPLE IS MIXTURE OF LIMESTONE FRAGMENTS AND SILT. 780 840 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 840 900 MICRITE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 900 960 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY UNCONSOLIDATED 30 20% OF SAMPLE IS CALCILUTITE CEMENTED FINE QUARTZ SAND GRAINS. 960 1020 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY POOR 25 50% OF SAMPLE IS UNCONSOLIDATED, WORN SKELETAL FRAGMENTS. THE OTHER HALF OF THE SAMPLE IS CALCILUTITE CEMENTED, FINE TO MEDIUM GRAINED SANDSTONE FRAGMENTS. 1020 1080 SANDSTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE SOME FRAGMENTS ARE DOMINATED BY CALCILUTITE OF CALCITE CRYSTALS. INCREASE IN DOLOMITIZATION TOWARD BASE OF INTERVAL. 1080 1110 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 20 1110 1170 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 20 POSSIBLE LEPIDOCYCLINA SPP. 1170 1230 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 25 LEPIDOCYCLINA SP. SOME SANDSTONE CAVINGS. 1230 1350 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 20 LEPIDOCYCLINA SP. SOME SANDSTONE CAVINGS. 1350 1380 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 20 LEPIDOCYCLINA SP. MOST FOSSILS ARE LEPDOCYCLINA AND OTHER FORAMS. 1380 1500 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 25 LEPIDOCYCLINA SP. THIS STRATIGRAPHIC LAYER IS ALMOST ENTIRELY FORAMS. 1500 1560 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 25 LEPIDOCYCLINA SP. MANY FORAMS; SOME TAN COLORED DOLOMITE. 1560 1600 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 25 LEPIDOCYCLINA SP. NUMEROUS CONES (DICTYOCONUS AMERICANUS). 1600 1750 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 25 LEPIDOCYCLINA SP. NUMEROUS CONES (DICTYOCONUS AMERICANUS). 1750 1840 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 16 DICTYOCONUS AMERICANUS. 1840 1890 NO SAMPLE 1890 1950 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 15 DICTYOCONUS AMERICANUS. 1950 2010 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 20 DICTYOCONUS AMERICANUS. 2010 2070 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE 20 DICTYOCONUS AMERICANUS. 2070 2130 NO SAMPLE 2130 2160 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE DICTYOCONUS AMERICANUS. 2160 2190 LIMESTONE YELLOWISH GRAY MODERATE DICTYOCONUS AMERICANUS. 2190 2220 DOLOMITE BROWNISH GRAY MODERATE DICTYOCONUS AMERICANUS. 2220 2250 DOLOMITE BROWNISH GRAY GOOD DICTYOCONUS AMERICANUS. 2250 2280 DOLOMITE BROWNISH GRAY GOOD TD Page generated at: 01-JUL-2024 09:08 EDT

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