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Jul 27, 2022 lutholtz Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	p.66 [illustration of strata] The above section represents the rocks of Eastern Wisconsin, so far as they are now determined. 1st Limestone of L Michigan and the Milwaukee river 3 to 8 miles north of the city. 2d Limestone of the Menomonee 3d Waukesha Limestone, white even layers with Orthocratites 4th Red Sandstone hid by drift. 5th Jerico Limestone All having a dip towards Lake Michigan, and showing an anticlinal axis somewhere in the interior between Lake Michigan & the Mississippi - probably near Rock River as represented on the next page.	p.66

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