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Lone Star Cement Corporation DRILLER: R. L. Magette Well Drilling Corp. COUNTY: Norfolk (S. Norfolk). W: 2111 C: 165 TOTAL DEPTH: 800' GEOLOGIC LOG Depth feet in 0-40 No Samples YORKTOWN FORMATION (40-360') 40 60 Shell - small (1-5 mm), rounded pelecypod (-gastropod -bryozoan -echinoid) shell fragments; less than 5 percent quartz, silt and sand; larger quartz grains are well-rounded and frosted 80 100 with 30 percent fine- to medium-grained; well-sorted quartz sand with 50 percent fine- to medium-grained, well-sorted quartz sand, a trace of glauconite, and a few foraminifers 120 140 Sand - gray, slightly clayey, 10 percent shell fragments; fineto medium-grained, well-sorted, angular; 10 percent glauconite Sand and Shell - gray, slightly clayey; 60 percent fine- to medium-grained, well-sorted quartz sand; 5 percent glauconite; 35 percent pelecypod (-gastropod -echinoid -bryozoans) shell debris; a very few foraminjlfers 160 180 80 percent slightly glauconitic sand. 20 percent shell 50 percent sand, 50 percent shell; trace of glauconite 200 220 Shell and Sand - gray, trace of clay; 60 percent generally coarse pelecypod shell fragments, and a few gastropods and echinoid spines; 40 percent fine-grained, well-sorted, angular sand; very slightly glauconitic. Sand and Shell - gray, slightly clayey; 20 percent coarse pelecypod shell fragments; 80 percent fine- to medium-grained, fairly well-sorted sand; angular quartz with. 5 percent each of glauconite and bioclasts; traces of mucovite and garnet; foraminifers common

-2-240 260 280 300 320 Sand and Shell - gray, slightly clayey; 20 percent coarse pelecypod shell fragments; 80 percent fine- to medium-grained, fairly well-sorted sand; angular quartz with 5-10 percent medium- to coarse-grained green glauconite and 5 percent bioclasts; traces of muscovite and garnet; foraminifers cammon Sand - gray, slightly clayey, 10 percent shell fragments; fine-grained, fairly well-sorted, angular; clear quartz with 5 percent glauconite; a few foraminifers Sand and Shell - greenish-gray, slightly to moderately clayey; 50 percent pelecypod (-gastropod -bryozoan) shell debris, mostly coarse; 50 percent fine, angular, slightly glauconitic quartz sand; a few foraminifers Sand and Shell - gray, slightly to moderately clayey; 40 percent rounded pelecypod shell fragments of both sand and gravel size; 60 percent fine- to coarsegrained, moderately sorted, angular to subangular quartz sand; less than 5 percent green glauconite; foraminifers common; a few gastropods, echinoid spines, and ostracods 340 60 percent shell, 40 percent sand; bryozoans and gastropods relatively abundant CALVERT FORMATION (360-530') 360 Shell, Sand and Clay ::0. abundant greenish-gray, silty. clay (30 percent) ; ~45 percent pelecypod-gastropod-bryozoanscaphopod shell debris; 25 percent fine-grained, we11 sorted, angular, very slightly glauconitic, clear, quartz sand; a few foraminifers 380 40 percent silty clay, 40 percent sand, 20 percent shell 400 420 440 Clay ~ 50 percent silty clay, 35 percent sand, 15 percent shell greenish-gray, moderately sandy, 10 percent shell fragments; sand is fine, well-sorted, angular, and very slightly glauconitic; a few foraminifers; mostly lenticulinids &\. 1;.)

1rt -3- o 460 Clay - greenish-gray, silty, slightly sandy, 5 percent shell fragments, a few small quartz pebbles; sand is fineto very fine-grained, well-sorted, angular; trace of glauconite; numerous large foraminifera lenticulinids, textularids, and Nonion 480 with 20 percent abraded shell fragments 500 520 Clay greenish-gray, silty, slightly sandy, 5-10 percent shell fragments, and a few small pebbles; sand is fine- to coarse-grained, fairly well-sorted (skewed fine), angular; clear quartz, with 5 percent bone and pelletal phosphorite and 2-3 percent glauconite; abundant and varied foraminiferal assemblage with'siphogenrina dominant Sand - moderately-abundant matrix of brownish-gray clay, less than 5 percent shell fragments; 70 percent coarse- to very coarse-grained, well-sorted, subrounded to rounded clear quartz sand with 5 percent bone phosphorite and numerous large, broken foraminifers; 30 percent fine- to medium-grained, well-sorted sand composed of 50 percent angular quartz, 25 percent phosphorite, 15 percent glauconite and 10 percent foraminifers including many of Jackson age MATTAPONI FORMATION (530-619') Top of formation defined on basis of other 540 Sand - sparse matrix of greenish-gray clay, 5 percent shell fragments; medium.. to wiry coarse-grained, moderately sorted; 60 percent clear, subangular to subrounded quartz; 40 percent dark- and light-green glauconite; minor phosphorite and pyrite; numerous fragments of glauconitic limestone 560 5-10 percent fragments of white, weathered glauconitic limestone 580 Sand - sparse matrix of gray clay, a few shell fragments, numerous fragments of white, weathered, glauconitic limestone; medium- to very coarse-grained, rather poorly sorted; subequal amounts of clear quartz and light- to dark-green glauconite; minor pposphorite, feldspar, and pyrite; a few shark teeth and large foraminifers (Robulus, Dentalina) 600 Sand - slightly Clayey, a few shell fragments; fine_, to coarsegrained, poorly sorted; clear quartz and dark- to light_ green glauconite; 5 percent pyrite, 5 percent phosphorite; foraminifers moderately abundant

, -4- TRANSITIONAL BEDS (619-744') Top of formation defined on basis of other 620 640 660 680 700 720 Clay - gray, sandy, 10 percent shell fragments, numerous fragments of white, weathered, glauconitic limestone; sand is very fine- to coarse-grained, poorly sorted; quartz and dark- to light-green glauconite, and subordinate amounts of bioclasts and phosphorite fragments; pyrite cammon; accessory garnet; foraminifers common, but not abundant Clay - gray, sandy, 10 percent shell fragments, 5 percent granule gravel, a few fragments of glauconitic limestone; sand is very fine- to very coarse-grained, poorly sorted, poorly rounded; quartz, shell fragments, and dark- to light-green glauconite; pyrite common; minor phosphorite Sand - gray, clayey, 10 percent shell debris, a few rock fragments, mostly glauconitic limestone; fine- to coarse-grained, rather poorly sorted; angular quartz, with 15 percent glauconite; very slightly feldspathic; pyrite common; small amounts of phosphorite and muscovite PATUXENT FORMATION (744-800') Top of formation defined on basis of other 740 Sand - gray, very slightly clayey; coarse- to very coarsegrained, fairly well-sorted, subangular to subrounded; feldspathic; very slightly glauconitic 760 780 800 medium- to very coarse-grained, moderately sorted medium- to coarse-grained, fairly well-sorted coarse- to very coarse-grained, well-sorted; very slightly glauconitic

-5- n GEOLOGIC 'SUMMARY Rock Unit, 'Age 0-40' 40-360' 360-530' 530-619' 619-744' 744-800' No Samples Yorktown Formation Calvert Formation Mattaponi Formation Transitional Beds Patuxent Formation Paleocene - Late Cretaceous Late Cretaceous Early Cretaceous Virginia Division of Mineral Resources Robert H. Teifke, Geologist March 22, 1968 Robert H. Teifke March 6, 1972