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TABLE 2.7-26 (cont'd)
<br />• ~ P YEATT WFT T., ;f I
<br />DEPTH
<br />(f [) DESCRIPTION
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<br />Q-4 Silty clay, dark brown, dry
<br />4-8 Silty clay, dark brown-dark gray, soft, damp-moist, plastic
<br />8-9 Clay, white, soft, wet, plastic
<br />9-10 Silty clay, light gray, soft, wet, plastic
<br />10-20 Silty clay, brown, soft, hit water @ ten feet, plastic,
<br /> dark water @ 16 feet For 0.5'.
<br /> PYEATT (JELL L12
<br />DEPTH
<br />(f t) DESCRIPTION
<br />0-2.5 Silty clay, dark brown, occasionally round chunks, dry
<br />2.5-6 Silty clay, buff to tan, occasionally round chunks, dry
<br />6-12.5 Silty clay, brown, soft, damp and plastic
<br />12.5-16.5 Silty clay, brown, soft, moist and very plastic
<br />16.5-17.5 Sandy clay, brown, soft, fine grain, water @ 16.5'
<br />17.5-20 Silty clay, brawn, soft
<br /> PYEATT WELL li3
<br />UEf'TH
<br />(f t) DESCRIPTION
<br />0-16 Silty clay, buff to tan, soft to firm, dry, occasionally
<br /> while strea ks (CaCO}?)
<br />16-22 Silty clay, buff to tan, soft, damp, (probably bottom of .
<br /> alluvium)
<br />::-22.5 Siltstone, orangy tan, hard, damp, orange FeOx (oxidized)
<br />22.5-}0 Silty clay, tan, soft, damp
<br />}0-}} Sandstone, brown to gray, hard, fine grain, water at 30'
<br />}3-}5 Shale, gray, firm, moist, plastic
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