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STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Elton J. Gissendari~rer, Executive Director DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Art Wilde, Director BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Walter Schmidt, Chief INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 SHALLOW STRATIGRAPHIC CORE TESTS ON FILE AT THE FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Compiled by Richard A. Johnson NWERSITY OF FLORIDA LIBRARIES Published for the FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TALLAHASSEE 1986 CB6-00 902 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 3 1262 04267 6501 / SCLKNC traragy BOB GRAHAM Governor GEORGE FIRESTONE Secretary of State JIM SMITH Attorney General BILL GUNTER Treasurer RALPH D. TURLINGTON Commissioner of Education GERALD A. LEWIS Comptroller DOYLE CONNER Commissioner of Agriculture ELTON J. GISSENDANNER Executive Director LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL Bureau of Geology August 1986 Governor Bob Graham, Chairman Florida Department of Natural Resources Tallahassee, Florida 32301 -. Dear Governor Graham: The Bureau of Geology, Division of Resource Management, Depart-- ment of Natural Resources, is publishing as its Information Circular No. 103, Shallow Stratigraphic Core Tests On File at the Florida Geological Survey. This is a compilation of descriptions of all geological cores on file at the Florida Geological Survey's repository. As such, it represents a major data base for the geology of Florida. This will be a valuable source of geological data for scientists, government agencies, educators, and the public. Respectfully yours, Walter Schmidt, Chief Bureau of Geology Printed for the Florida Geological Survey Tallahassee 1986 ISSN No. 0085-0616 iv CONTENTS Page Florida Geological Survey core and well cuttings depository ............. Organization of report ...... Well Logs ............... Alachua County ......... W -11486 ........... W -12487 ........... W -12613 ........... W -12614 ........... W-14641 ........... Baker County ........... W -10473........... W -12361 ........... W -13805 ........... W -13812 ........... Bay County ............ W. W -13965 ........... W-14101 ........... W-14108 ........... Bradford County ........ W -12360 ........... W -13814 ........... W -14255 ........... W -14280 ........... W -14283 ........... Brevard County ......... W -13076 ........... W 13490 ........... W-13881 ........... W -13964 ........... Calhoun County ......... W -11270 ........... W -14125 ........... W -15502 ........... W W-15506 ........... 1 2 5 5 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 11 12 13 14 14 15 16 17 17 18 19 20 21 23 23 24 25 26 27 27 28 29 30 Calhoun County (cont.) ... W -15508 ........... 31 W -15511 ........... 32 W-15513 ........... 33 Charlotte County ........ 34 W-10748 ........... 34 W -10749 ........... W -10750 ........... W-10751 ........... W-10752 ............ W -10753........... W -10754........... W -10755........... W-10756 ........... W -10757 ........... W -10758 ........... W -10759 ........... W-10760 ........... W -10761 ........... W -11489 ........... W -11490 ........... W -11491 ........... W -11669 ........... W -11907 ........... W -15289 ........... W -15332 ........... W -15333 ........... Citrus County .......... W-12362 ........... W-13863 ........... W-14671 ........... W-14885 ........... Clay County .......... W -10481 ........... W -10488 ........... W-10489 ........... 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 56 57 58 59 60 60 61 62 Page Page Clay County (cont.) . W-13769 ...... W-14179 ...... W- 14193 ...... W-14219 ...... W-14301 ...... W- 14476 ...... W-14521 ...... Collier County ..... W-14003 ..... W-14302 ...... W-15274 ...... W-15275 ...... W 15557 ...... Columbia County ... W -7171 ....... W-13809 ...... W-15162 ...... DeSoto County .... W-12050 ...... W-12236 ...... W-12237 ...... W-12242 ...... W-12243 ...... W-12244 ...... W-12245 ..... W-12311 ..... W-12312 ..... W-12908 ..... W-12909 ..... W-12948 ..... W-15303 ..... Dixie County ..... W 1565 ...... W-1571 ...... W-1572 ...... Duval County .... 63 64 65 66 67 68 70 72 72 73 74 75 76 77 77 78 79 80 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 94 94 95 96 97 W-14619 ........... 97 Escambia County .. W-13559 ..... W-13572 ..... W 13592 ..... Flagler County .... W-15282 ..... Franklin County ... W-7574 ...... W- 14781 .... W-14799 ..... W-14844..... W-14876 .... W-14890.... Gadsden County . W-1478 ..... W-1479 ..... W-1780 ..... W-7376 ..... W-7458 ..... W-7472 ..... W-7528 ..... W-7537 ..... W-7539 ..... W-15468 .... W-15795 .... Gilchrist County.. W-12529 .... Gulf County ..... W-12051 .... W-14077 .... W-14704 .... W-14719.... W-14746 .... Hamilton County . W-6836 ..... W 7934 ..... W-10656 .... W-15121 .... ...... 98 98 . 99 .100 .101 .101 .102 .102 .103 .104 .105 .106 .107 .108 .108 .109 .110 .111 .112 .113 .114 .115 .116 .117 .118 .119 .119 .120 .120 * .121 . .122 . .123 . .124 . .125 ..125 ..127 . .128 ..129 Page ..... Page Hardee County ......... 130 W -8880 ............130 W -11946 ........... 131 W -12113........... 132 W -12233 ...........133 W -12234 ........... 134 W -12235 ...........135 W -12238 ...........136 W -12906 ...........137 W -12907 ...........138 W -12942 ...........139 W -12985 ........... 140 W -13073 ........... 141 W-13078 ...........142 W -13107 ...........143 W -13237 ........... 144 W -13238 ........... 145 W -13333 ........... 146 W-15346 ...........147 Hernando County ........ 149 W-14873 ...........149 Hillsborough County ..... 150 W -11531 ...........1 50 W -11541 ...........1 51 W -13331 ...........152 W -15161 ...........153 W -15494 ...........154 Indian River County ......155 W-13958 ...........155 Jackson County .........1 57 W -1777 ............157 W -1779 ............1 58 W -15503 ............ 59 W -15504 ........... 160 W -15505 .......... .161 W -15509 ...........162 W -15510 ...........163 Jackson County (cont.) W -15512 ........ W -15514 ........ Jefferson County ..... W 6526 ......... W 6527 ......... W-6559 ......... W 6560 ......... W-6561 ......... W 6906 ......... W -6911 ......... W -6925 ......... W-6927 ......... W 6930 ......... W -6931 ......... W -6933 ......... Lafayette County ..... W-1566 ......... W-1575 ......... W -1576 ......... W -1578 ......... W-1579 ......... W -1580 ......... W-1581 ........ W-1583 ........ W -1584 ......... W -1585 ......... W-1586 ......... W-1587 ........ W -1696 ........ Lake County ....... W-12698 ....... W-12699 ....... W 12700 ....... W -12701 ....... W-12702 ....... W-12735 ....... W-12745 ....... . .164 ...164 . .165 . .166 ...166 ...167 . .168 ...169 . .170 . .171 ...172 . .173 ...174 ...175 . .176 . .177 ...178 . .178 . .179 ...180 . .181 . .182 . .183 ...184 ...185 ...186 ...187 ...188 ...189 . .190 . .191 ...191 ...192 S...193 ...195 ,.. .197 ....198 ....199 Page Lee County ........ W-14071 ....... W -14072 ...... W 15286 ....... W-15287 ....... W 15487 ....... W -15556 ....... Leon County ....... W-6599 ........ W 6890 ........ W-6900 ........ W 6902 ....... W-6937 ........ W 6998 ........ W 6999 ........ W-7180 ....... W-7181 ........ W 7523 ........ W-7524 ....... W 7575 ........ W 7526 ....... W-7527 ....... W 7536 ....... Levy County ...... W-1564 ...... W-7111 ....... W-7112 ...... W-7113 ....... W-7114 ....... W-7115 ....... W-7116 ....... W-7117 ....... W-7118 ....... W-7619 ....... W 7620 ....... W-7621 ...... W 7622 ...... W-7623 ....... Page .200 .200 .201 .202 .203 .204 .205 .206 .206 .207 ..208 ..209 ..210 ..211 S.212 S.213 ..214 ..215 ..216 ..217 ..218 ..219 ..220 ..221 ..221 ..222 ..223 ..224 ..225 ..226 ..227 ..228 ..229 ..230 ..231 ..232 ..233 ..234 Page Levy County (cont.) ...... W -12581 ........... 235 W-12582 ...........236 W-12583 ...........237 W-12615 ...........238 Liberty County ..........239 W -6611 ............239 W-6901 ............240 W-7457 ............241 W-7535 ............242 W-7616 ............243 W-12818 ...........244 W-12819 ...........245 W-12820 ...........246 W -12821 ........... 247 W-14906 ........... 248 W-14925 ...........249 W-14969 ...........250 W-14993 ...........251 W-14996 ...........252 W-15497 ...........253 W-15498 ...........254 W -15499 ........... 255 W-15500 ........... 256 W -15501 ........... 257 W -15507 ........... 258 Madison County ........259 W-10480 .......... 259 W-10654 .......... .260 W-10655 ...........261 W-15515 ...........262 W -15537 ........... 263 Manatee County ........ 264 W-11570 ........... 264 W-15166 ...........265 W-15286 .......... 266 W -15516 ........... 267 W-15517 ...........268 Page Manatee County (cont.) ... W-15518 .... W-15519 .... W-15520 .... W-15521 .... Marion County ... W 6903 ..... W-12415 ... W-14315 ... W-14327 ... W-14752 ... W-15127 ... Martin County .. W-15246 ... W-15288 ... Monroe County . W-15493 ... Nassau County . W-10482 ... W-13815 ... Okaloosa County W-10833 ... Orange County . W-10830 ... W-15334 ... Osceola County . W 7658 .... W-13482 ... W-13489 ... W-13496 ... W-13501 ... W-13516 ... W-13533 ... W-13534 ... W-13551 ... W-13676 ... W-13942 ... W-13957 ... " ........298 .269 .270 .271 .272 .273 .273 .274 .275 .276 .277 .278 .279 .279 .280 .281 .281 .282 .282 .283 .284 .284 .285 .285 .286 .287 .287 .288 .289 .290 .291 S.292 1 .293 S.294 . .295 . .296 . .297 Pasco County .. W-10321 ... W-10468 .. . W-10469 ... W-10470 ... W-10471 ... W-10472 .. W-14674.. W-14675.. Pinellas County W-10403.. W-10404.. W-10405 . W-10406.. W-10407.. W-10408 .. W- 10409 .. W-10410 .. W-10411 .. W-14518.. W-14879 .. W-14881 .. W-14897 .. W-15204 .. Polk County... W- 8879 ... W-10253.. W-10254.. W-12964.. W-12965 .. W-12966 .. W-12967 .. W-13048.. W-13050.. W-13052.. W-13053 .. W-13054.. W-13055.. Page . .299 . .299 . .300 . .301 . .302 . .303 . .304 . .305 ..306 . .307 ..307 ..308 . .309 ..310 ..311 . .312 . .313 ..314 ..315 ..316 . .317 ..318 ..319 . .320 ..321 . .321 ..322 . .323 ..324 ..325 ,..326 ...327 S..328 ...329 ...330 . .331 . .332 ...333 Page Polk County (cont.) . W-13056 ...... W-13059 ...... W-13060 ..... W-13061 ...... W-13065 ...... W-13068 ...... W-13245 ...... W-13269 ...... W-13334 ...... W-13491 ...... W-15261 ...... W 15347 ...... Putnam County .... W 8400 ....... W -12112 ...... W-14318 ...... W-14346 ...... W-14353 ...... W-14354 ...... W-14376 ...... W-14477 ..... W-14556 ...... W-14594 ...... St. Johns County ... W-13744 ...... W -13751 ...... W-13765 ...... W 13844 ..... W-14413 ..... Santa Rosa County W-13604 ..... Sarasota County . W-11908 ..... W-12983 ..... W-12984 ..... W-13018 ..... W-14871 ..... .....334 .....335 .....336 ..... 337 .....338 .....339 ..... 340 .....341 .....342 .....344 .....345 .....346 .....347 ..... 347 .. .. 348 .....349 .....350 .....351 .....352 .....353 .....354 .....355 .....356 ..... 357 .....357 .....358 .....359 .....360 .....361 ......362 ..... 362 . ... 363 ..... 363 ...... .364 ......365 ......367 ......369 Sarasota County (cont.) ... W -14872 ...........370 W-14882 .... W-15168 .... Suwannee County W-1588 ... W-10657 ... Taylor County . W-1567 .... W-6359 .... W-10425 ... W-10429 ... W-10454... W-10455... W-10456 ... W-10457 ... W-10458 ... Volusia County . W-12021 ... W-12022 ... W-12023 ... W-12024 ... W-12025 .. W-12026 ... W-12027 .. W-12028 .. W-12029 ... W-12030 ... W-12031 ... W-12032 ... W-12033... W-12034 ... W-15290 ... Wakulla County . W-8477 .... Walton County . W-7971 ... .371 .372 .373 .373 .374 .375 .375 .376 .377 .378 .379 .380 .381 .382 .383 .384 .384 .385 .386 .387 .388 .389 .390 .391 .392 .393 .394 .395 .396 .397 .398 .399 .399 . .400 * .400 Page Page Walton County (cont.) .... W-7972 ........... W 7973 ........... W 7974 ........... W 8004 ........... W -8012 ........... W -8013 ........... W 8014 ........... W -8019 ........... W -8102 ........... W -8103 ........... W-8104 ........... W -8105 ........... W-8351 ........... W-8352 .......... W-8353 ........... W 8354 ........... Walton County (cont.) . .401 .402 .403 .404 .405 .406 .407 .408 .409 .410 .411 .412 .413 .414 .415 .416 W 8355 ...... W 8356 ...... W 8478 ...... W-8587 ...... W-8591 ...... W-8592 ...... W 8865 ...... W-8873 ...... W 8876 ...... W-8877 ...... W-10832 ..... W-10914 ..... W-11045 ..... Washington County W-10954 ..... W-11487 ..... ......417 ......418 ......419 ......420 ......421 ...... 422 ...... 423 ...... 424 ......425 ......426 ......427 ......428 ......429 ......430 ......430 ......431 FIGURE Page 1 Well and core numbering and location system used by the Florida Geological Survey ........................ Page .1 FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CORE AND WELL CUTTINGS DEPOSITORY The ability of the Florida Geological Survey to carry out geologic inves- tigations is highly dependent on the Survey's substantial data base. Because Florida is low in elevation with little surface relief, most geologic data has been compiled from subsurface information sources. Collected over decades, these data include over 4,500 geophysical wireline logs, nearly 16,000 sets of well cuttings, and approximately 500 cores, in addition to core chips representing hundreds-of-thousands of feet of sed- iments from exploratory oil and gas test wells. These samples, which have been collected from locations throughout the state, are essential to the study of Florida's geology. The majority of these samples are well cuttings which, upon receipt at the Survey, are washed, dried, catalogued, and stored for future refer- ence. Detailed lithologic descriptions of these well cuttings and cores are prepared by Survey geologists who then enter coded descriptions into a computer. These data are accessible to staff, government agencies, industry and the general public. The well cuttings and core collection is stored at the Geological Survey Depository and is available for study by visiting scientists. The logs included in this circular are all from shallow cores (less than 2,000 feet in depth) on file at the Survey. Deep cores from oil and gas wells are not included in this compilation. Additional cores are acquired by the Depository on a regular basis; as a result, there may be other cores available that are not included here. The study of the lithologic characteristics and the stratigraphic extent of the surface and subsurface formations in Florida is a critical part of our knowledge regarding: the occurrence and availability of ground water; the possible near-surface contamination of our aquifers; landfill and waste disposal placement; mineral resource mapping; geologic hazards mapping; and general community planning. The stratigraphic logs included in this report are representative of the geology found within each county in Florida. This information can be used as a guide by governmental agencies, communities and private land owners planning to develop groundwater resources. The type of material to be drilled through, the probable waterbearing zones, the depth of casing and probable depth of the completed well can be estimated from this data base. More detailed lithologic descriptions may be available at the Florida Geological Survey. Other information such as wireline geophysical logs and water level measurements may also be on file. Information regarding these data can be obtained by writing the Florida Geological Survey, 903 W. Tennessee Street, Tallahassee, FL 32304; or by calling 904/488- 9380. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY ORGANIZATION OF REPORT The core logs are listed alphabetically by counties. Within each county they are in numerical order by their "W" number (which are assigned in sequential order as the cores are received by the Florida Geological Sur- vey). A tabular listing in this format is in the table of contents. A map in the pocket shows the location of the cores. Additional copies of this map can be obtained by requesting Map Series No. 111 from the Florida Bureau of Geology. The individual core logs display general core information along with the stratigraphic summary. lows: Accession No ..... Core Name....... Owner ........ Date Drilled ...... Driller. .......... County ......... Township/Range Locations ...... The core information can be interpreted as fol- W#, this is the well number assigned by the Florida Geological Survey. the name assigned to the core (this is gener- ally the name of a nearby feature or the land owner). the land owner where the core was drilled, if known. If not known, Florida Geological Sur- vey is entered. the best information from files when the core was completed. the agency or private contractor who drilled the core. the Florida county name in which the core is located. the location of each core is based upon a rec- tangular numbering system of township, range and section. The number consists of five parts. These are: 1) a prefix letter desig- nating W for well(core), 2) the township- (North or South), 3) the range(East or West), 4) the section(1-36) and 5) the quarter/ quarter location with the section, if known. The basic rectangle is the township, which is 6 miles square (36 square miles). Each town- ship is numbered consecutively both north and south of the Florida Baseline. This basic rectangle is also consecutively numbered both east and west of the Principal Meridian. The Baseline and. Principal Meridian met in Tallahassee. Each township is divided equally into 36 one-mile square blocks called sec- tions, and are numbered 1 through 36 as shown on figure 1. zm 0 C, r1 0a 0 LO Figure 1. Well and core numbering and location system used by the Florida Geological Survey. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Township/Range Locations cont'd Latitude/Longitude Surface Elevation.. Core TD......... Geophysical Log Available. ...... Stratigraphic Description The sections are divided into quarters with the quarters labeled "a" through "d" as shown on figure 1. In turn each of these one- quarter sections is divided into quarters with these quarter/quarter squares labeled "a" through "d" in the same manner. The "a" through "d" designation of quarters may be continued to any extent deemed useful. estimated from the USGS 7.5 minute quads. This is based on the best information in the files. referenced to mean sea level, in feet. Most of these are estimates from USGS quads. As a result a possible error of several feet may occur. the total depth of the core measured in feet from land surface. if wireline logs were run they are filed at the Survey in Tallahassee. A Acoustic Velocity C Caliper E Electric (normal, lateral, SP) G Natural Gamma L Lateral N Neutron (porosity) P Single point resistivity R Fluid resistivity or conductivity S SP T Temperature V Fluid velocity (flow meter) X Gamma Gamma (density) this is a brief summary of the lithologic com- ponents that comprise the various formations encountered in the core, and includes who described the core and when. A more detailed foot-by-foot description, columnar section or other data may be available at the Florida Geological Survey. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-11486 Core Name: Hawthorne #1 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Date Drilled: 8/72 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Alachua T10S R22E S31 1/4 acb Lat/Long: 29034'54"/82008'07" Surface Elevation: 100' Core TD: 145' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1979 0-10 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, very-fine- to medium-grained, unconsolidated to poorly indurated, nonclayey to clayey, trace heavy minerals. 10-134 ft. Hawthorn Group 10 44.5 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Predominantly quartz sand with clay and dolomite beds. Quartz sand, yellowish gray, very fine to medium, poor induration, clayey, dolomitic to calcareous, phosphatic. Dolomite, yellowish gray to light orange, poor induration, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, varies to calcilutite. 44.5-104.5 ft. Marks Head Formation Interbedded dolomite, sands and clays. Dolomite, yellowish, gray, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration. Quartz sand, yellowish gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, fine to coarse, poor to moderate indura- tion. Clay, yellowish gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate indu- ration. 104.5-134 ft. Penney Farms Formation Predominantly dolomite with sand and clay in lower member. Quartz sand, light gray to yellowish gray to olive-gray, clayey, dolomitic, phos- phatic, very fine to coarse, poor induration. Clay, light gray to brownish gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Dolomite, yel- lowish gray to light gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey in zones, mollusk molds, poor to good induration. 134- 145 ft. Ocala Group 134- 145 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous, moderate to good induration. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-12487 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Driller: Florida Geological Survey T9S RT8E S27 1/4 bc Surface Elevation: 100' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Green Acres #1 Date Drilled: 2/75 County: Alachua Lat/Long: 29040'23"/82030'04" Core TD: 85' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: R. Hoenstine Date: 1984 0 25 ft. Undifferentiated Sand and Clay Unconsolidated to poorly indurated, gray to brown, fine- to medium- grained, clayey sand. Mottling, iron-staining and rootlets present. 25-85 ft. Ocala Group Undifferentiated Moderately indurated, white, micritic, vugular, fossiliferous limestone. Fossils present include mollusks, abundant Lepidocyclina sp. and fossil molds. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-12613 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Driller: Florida Geological Survey T9S R18E S27 1/4 bc Surface Elevation: 100' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Green Acres #2 Date Drilled: 2/75 County: Alachua Lat/Long: 29040'20"/82029'59" Core TD: 219' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: R. Hoenstine 0-23 ft. No Sar 23 25 ft. Alachu. Date: 1984 iples a Formation/Hawthorn Group Undifferenti- ated Moderately indurated, gray to grayish white, iron-stained, clayey lime- stone with phosphate nodules. 25- 171.5 ft. Ocala Group Undifferentiated Moderately indurated, white, micritic, fossiliferous limestone. Fossils present include mollusks, foraminifera, algae and numerous fossil molds. 171.5-219 ft. Avon Park Limestone Well indurated, gray to grayish tan, tightly crystalline dolomite. Mollusk molds present. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-12614 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Driller: Florida Geological Survey TTtS R19E S17 1/4 bd Surface Elevation: 65' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Kanapaha Ranch #1 Date Drilled: 2/75 County: Alachua Lat/Long: 29032'03"/82025'31" Core TD: 128' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: R. Hoenstine Date: 1984 0- 10 ft. No Samples 10- 17.5 ft. Alachua Formation? Poorly indurated, white to grayish white, phosphatic, fossiliferous lime- stone. Fossils present include mollusks. 17.5-34 ft. Hawthorn Group Undifferentiated Poorly to moderately indurated, gray, phosphatic, sandy clay. Iron- staining and mottling present. 34- 128 ft. Ocala Group Undifferentiated Moderately to well indurated, cream to gray, micritic, fossiliferous lime- stone. Intervals of dolomitic limestone present in the lower part of the section. Fossils include foraminifera, mollusks and fossil molds. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-14641 Core Name: Devil's Millhopper #1 Owner: Dept. of Natural Date Drilled: 6/80 Resources County: Alachua Driller: Florida Geological Survey Lat/Long: 29042'50"/82023'43" T9S R19E S15 1/4 ad Core TD: 132' Surface Elevation: 178' Geophysical Logs Available: G STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1980 0-10.5 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to coarse-grained, unconsolidated to poorly indurated, nonclayey to clayey, trace heavy minerals. Clay, sandy, poor induration, yellowish gray. 10.5-108.8 ft. Hawthorn Group 10. 5 64 ft.? Coosawhatchie Formation Predominantly quartz sand with clay and limestone. Quartz sand, yellow- ish gray, fine to coarse, poor induration, clayey to calcareous, phos- phatic. Clay, light olive-gray, poor induration, sandy. Limestone, yellow- ish gray, poor induration, sandy, clayey, phosphatic. 64 ?-98.5 ft. Marks Head Formation Interbedded sand and clay, yellowish gray, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration. Quartz sand, yellowish gray, clayey, phosphatic, fine to coarse, poor to moderate induration. Clay, yellowish gray, sandy, phosphatic, moderate induration. 98.5-108.8 ft. Penney Farms Formation Predominantly sand and clay with dolomite and limestone. Quartz sand, yellowish gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, very-fine- to medium- grained, poor induration. Clay, yellowish gray to greenish gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Dolomite, yellowish gray to olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey in zones, mollusk molds, poor to good induration. 108.8- 132 ft. Ocala Group 108.8- 132 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous, poor induration. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-10473 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Driller: Florida Geological Survey T2S R22E S15 1/4 dd Surface Elevation: 167' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Trail Ridge #3 Date Drilled: 4/70 County: Baker Lat/Long: 30019'02"/82005'05" Core TD: 288' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1979 0- 162 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand with clayey and organic-rich matrix, heavy minerals com- mon, fine- to coarse-grained, nonindurated to poor induration. Scattered clay beds. 162 288 ft. Hawthorn Group 162 180 ft. Charlton Member/Coosawhatchie Formation Sandy limestone and calcareous, clayey, quartz sand. Common mollusk molds. 180 288 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Undifferentiated Predominantly quartz sand with clay, limestone, and dolomite beds. Quartz sand, light olive-gray, fine to coarse, poor induration, clayey, dolomitic to calcareous. Dolomite, light olive-gray, poor induration, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, varies to calcilutite. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-12361 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Driller: Florida Geological Survey T4S R22E S12 1/4 bd Surface Elevation: 191' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: National-Lead #2 Date Drilled: 10/74 County: Baker Lat/Long: 30009'50"/82003'02" Core TD: 127' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 0-127 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz Sand and Clay Quartz sand, very fine to coarse, nonclayey to clayey, organic-rich near surface, poorly indurated to nonindurated, white to gray with black zones. Clay, sandy to nonsandy, silty, poorly to moderately indurated, dark gray to black and olive-gray, wood fragments found in several zones. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-13805 Owner: U.S. Forest Service Driller: U.S. Geological Survey T2S R19E S2 1/4 aaa Surface Elevation: 132' Geophysical Logs Available: G Core Name: Osceola Nat. Forest #5 Date Drilled: 1978 County: Baker Lat/Long: 30021'15"/82023'22" Core TD: 272' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1980 0 35 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained unconsolidated to poorly indu- rated, nonclayey to clayey, trace heavy minerals. 35- 272 ft. Hawthorn Group Undifferentiated Quartz sand, clay, and dolomite interbedded. Quartz sand, poor indura- tion, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, yellowish gray to light gray. Clay, sandy, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration, yellowish gray to light olive-gray. Dolomite, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration, light gray to olive-gray, fossil molds scattered through- out. 272 ft. Ocala Group 272 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-13812 Owner: U.S. Forest Service Driller: U.S. Geological Survey T2S R19E S30 1/4 cac Surface Elevation: 141' Geophysical Logs Available: G Core Name: Osceola Nat. Forest #7 Date Drilled: 1978 County: Baker Lat/Long: 30017'02"/82027'15" Core TD: 182.6' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1980 0- 20 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, unconsolidated to poorly indu- rated, nonclayey to clayey, trace heavy minerals. 20- 182.6 ft. Hawthorn Group Undifferentiated Quartz sand, clay, and dolomite interbedded. Quartz sand, poor indura- tion, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, yellowish gray to light gray. Clay, sandy, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration, yellowish gray to light olive-gray. Dolomite, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration, light gray to olive-gray, fossil molds scattered through- out. 182.6 ft. Ocala Group 182.6 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-13965 Owner: International Paper Company Driller: Florida Geological Survey T3S R12W S14 1/4 bc Surface Elevation: 70' Geophysical Logs Available: G Core Name: Majette #1 Date Drilled: 10/78 County: Bay Lat/Long: 30013'15"/85025'00" Core TD: 450' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: W. Schmidt and Date: 1979 M. Clark 0-60 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz Sand Unconsolidated, grayish orange to white to pale brown, clayey, quartz sand. 60- 155 ft. Jackson Bluff Formation Poorly indurated, light olive-gray, shelly (mollusks), clayey sand. 155-187 ft. Intracoastal Formation Poorly to moderately indurated, yellowish gray, clayey, quartz sandy biocalcarenite. Interval between 177 and 187 ft. is clay. Phosphate is common throughout. 187-402 ft. B:uce Creek Limestone Moderately indurated, yellowish gray to white, fossiliferous, phosphatic, dolomitic calcarenite. 402 450 ft. Suwannee Limestone Moderately indurated, yellow-gray to white, moldic, dolomitic calcarenite. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-14101 Owner: St. Joe Paper Company Driller: Florida Geological Survey T1S R17W S34 1/4 dd Surface Elevation: 50' Geophysical Logs Available: G Core Name: Otter Creek #1 Date Drilled: 10/78 County: Bay Lat/Long: 30021'29"/85055'38" Core TD: 280' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: W. Schmidt and M. Clark Date: 1979 0- 120 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz Sand Unconsolidated, white, medium- to coarse-grained, Wood particles are sporadically present. 120- 180 ft. Intracoastal Formation Unconsolidated to poorly indurated, yellowish gray quartz sandy, phosphatic biocalcarenite. clayey, quartz sand. to light gray, clayey, 180 280 ft. Bruce Creek Limestone Moderately indurated, yellowish gray, slightly quartz sandy, fossiliferous calcarenite. Interval from 175 to 280 ft. contains an olive-gray clay bed. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-14108 Owner: Hunt Oil/Prosper Energy Company Driller: Florida Geological Survey TIS R15W S1 1/4 dda Surface Elevation: 70' Core Name: Warmouth Pond #1 Date Drilled: 12/78 County: Bay Lat/Long: 30025'57"/85041'54" Core TD: 502' Geophysical Logs Available: G,T STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: W. Schmidt Date: 1978 0- 50 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz Sand Unconsolidated, light gray, medium-grained, quartz sand. 50 70 ft. Jackson Bluff Formation Poorly indurated, gray-orange to light gray, quartz sandy, shell beds. 70- 100 ft. Chipola Formation Poorly indurated, light gray, quartz sandy, fossiliferous (mollusks) calcilu- tite. 100- 130 ft. Bruce Creek Limestone Moderately indurated, light gray, slightly quartz calcarenite. 130-211 ft. Moderately to limestone. 211- 250 ft. Well indurated, dolomite. Chattahoochee Formation well indurated, very light orange, sandy, fossiliferous chalky, fossiliferous Suwannee Limestone recrystallized, light gray to very light orange, fossiliferous 250 339 ft. Marianna Limestone Well indurated, very light gray, fossiliferous (large forams abundant), chalky, dolomitic limestone. 339- 502 ft. Ocala Group Undifferentiated Moderately to well indurated, very light orange to very light gray, fossilif- erous, recrystallized and chalky calcarenite. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-12360 Core Name: N.L. #1 Owner: National Lead Industries Date Drilled: 8/74 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Bradford T4S R22E S25 1/4 bd Lat/Long: 30007'13"/82003'04" Surface Elevation: 200' Core TD: 493' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1983 0- 180 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, unconsolidated to poor indurated, nonclayey to clayey, heavy minerals in lower portion. 180-492 ft. Hawthorn Group 180 226.5 ft. Charlton Member/Coosawhatchie Formation Clayey sand and sandy clay with calcilutite matrix. Limestone and dolo- mite, sandy, clayey with mollusc molds. Limestone and dolomite are predominant. 226.5-303.5 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Undifferentiated Predominantly quartz sand with clay, limestone and dolomite beds. Quartz sand, light olive-gray, fine to coarse, poor induration, clayey, dolomitic to calcareous, phosphatic. Clay, light olive-gray, poor indura- tion, sandy, dolomitic to calcareous. Dolomite, light olive-gray, poor indu- ration, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, varies to calcilutite. 303.5 433 ft. Marks Head Formation Interbedded dolomite, sand and clay. Dolomite, yellowish gray, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration. Quartz sand, yellowish gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, fine to coarse, poor to moderate indura- tion. Clay, greenish gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate indura- tion. 433 492 ft. Penney Farms Formation Sand and clay with dolomite. Quartz sand, light olive-gray to olive-gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, very fine to coarse, poor induration. Clay, olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Dolomite, yellowish gray to olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey in zones, mollusk molds, poor to good induration, varies to limestone. 492-493 ft. Ocala Group 492 493 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous, moderate induration. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-13814 Core Name: Raiford #1 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Date Drilled: 1979 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Bradford T5S R21E S26 1/4 cba Lat/Long: 30002'18"/82010'33" Surface Elevation: 128' Core TD: 272' Geophysical Logs Available: G STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1979 0-35 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, unconsolidated to poorly indu- rated, nonclayey to clayey, trace heavy minerals. Clay present at base. 35-271.5 ft. Hawthorn Group 35- 118 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Predominantly quartz sand with clay and dolomite beds. Quartz sand, light olive-gray, very fine to coarse, poor induration, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic. Clay, light olive-gray, poor induration, sandy, dolomitic to calcareous. Dolomite, light olive-gray, poor induration, sandy, clayey, phosphatic. 118 242 ft. Marks Head Formation Interbedded dolomite, sand and clay. Dolomite, yellowish gray, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration. Quartz sand, yellowish gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, fine to coarse, poor to moderate indura- tion. Clay, olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. 242- 271.5 ft. Penney Farms Formation Sand and clay with limestone. Quartz sand, light olive-gray to olive-gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, very fine to coarse, poor induration. Clay, light olive-gray to olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Limestone, light gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey in zones, mollusk molds, poor to good induration. 271.5-272 ft. Ocala Group 271.5- 272 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-14255 Owner: Mr. Mizelle Driller: Florida Geological Survey T7S R19E S1 1/4 da Surface Elevation: 133' Geophysical Logs Available: G Core Name: Mizelle #1 Date Drilled: 1979 County: Bradford Lat/Long: 29054'37"/82022'07" Core TD: 140' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1979 0- 18 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, unconsolidated to poorly indu- rated, nonclayey to very clayey, trace heavy minerals. 18-111 ft. Hawthorn Group 18-78.5 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Predominantly quartz sand with clay and limestone. Quartz sand, brown- ish gray to yellowish gray, very fine to medium, poor induration, clayey, phosphatic. Clay, yellowish gray, poor induration, sandy, dolomitic to calcareous. Limestone, white, poor induration, sandy, clayey, phos- phatic. 78.5 100 ft. Marks Head Formation Quartz sand, yellowish gray, clayey to calcareous, phosphatic, fine to coarse, poor to moderate induration. 100-111 ft. Penney Farms Formation Sandstone and limestone; predominantly dolomite with sand and clay in lower member. Quartz sandstone, yellowish gray, clayey, calcareous, phosphatic, very fine to medium, poor induration. Limestone, very light gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey in zones, mollusk molds, poor to good induration. 111 120 ft. St. Marks Formation Limestone, sandy, fossiliferous, wackestone, good induration, moderate to high recrystallization. 120- 140 ft. 120- 140 ft. Limestone, white moderate to high Ocala Group Crystal River Formation to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous, recrystallization, moderate to good induration. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-14280 Owner: Mr. Varnes Driller: Florida Geological Survey T7S R21E S4 1/4 cb Surface Elevation: 140' Geophysical Logs Available: G Core Name: Varnes #1 Date Drilled: 5/79 County: Bradford Lat/Long: 29055'00"/82012'12" Core TD: 175.5' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1979 0 28.5 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, unconsolidated to poorly indu- rated, nonclayey to clayey, trace heavy minerals. 28.5-175 ft. Hawthorn Group 28.5 55 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Quartz sand and dolomite beds. Quartz sand, light olive-gray, very fine to medium, poor induration, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic. Dolomite, light olive-gray to yellowish gray, poor induration, sandy, clayey, phosphatic. 55-135 ft. Marks Head Formation Interbedded dolomite, sand and clay. Dolomite, yellowish gray, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration. Quartz sand, yellowish gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, fine to coarse, poor to moderate indura- tion. Clay, olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderation indura- tion. 135-175 ft. Penney Farms Formation Dolomite with sand. Dolomite, yellowish gray to olive-gray, sandy, phos- phatic, clayey in zones, mollusk molds, poor to good induration. Sand is as above. 175-175.5 ft. Ocala Group 175- 175.5 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-14283 Core Name: Wainwright #1 Owner: Mr. Wainwright Date Drilled: 1979 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Bradford T6S R22E S24 1/4 dc Lat/Long: 29057'15"/82003'28" Surface Elevation: 181' Core TD: 282' Geophysical Logs Available: G STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1979 0- 72 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, unconsolidated to poorly indu- rated, nonclayey to clayey, trace heavy minerals, fossiliferous at base. 72- 267 ft. Hawthorn Group 72 88 ft. Charlton Member of Coosawhatchie Formation Clayey sand and sandy clay with calcilutite matrix. Limestone and dolo- mite, sandy, clayey with mollusk molds. Limestone and dolomite are predominant. 88- 137 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Undifferentiated Quartz sand, clay and dolomite beds. Quartz sand, yellowish gray, fine to coarse, poor induration, clayey, dolomitic to calcareous, phosphatic. Clay, yellowish gray, poor induration, sandy, dolomitic to calcareous. Dolomite, light olive-gray to yellowish gray, poor induration, sandy, clayey, phosphatic. 137 187 ft. Marks Head Formation Interbedded dolomite, sand and clay. Dolomite, yellowish gray to olive- gray, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration. Quartz sand, yellowish gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, fine to medium, poor to. moderate induration. Clay, light olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. 187 267 ft. Penney Farms Formation Predominantly sand and clay with dolomite in upper member; predomi- nantly dolomite with sand and clay in lower member. Quartz sand, light olive-gray to yellowish gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, very fine to coarse, poor induration. Clay, light olive-gray to olive-gray, sandy, phos- phatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Dolomite, yellowish gray to olive- gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey in zones, mollusk molds, poor to good induration. 22 BUREAU OF GEOLOGY 267 282 ft. Ocala Group 267-282 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous, moderate induration. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-13076 Owner: Mr. Handy, River Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T30S R35E S16 1/4 cbb Surface Elevation: 26' Geophysical Logs Available: G Core Name: Ms. Caucus Date Drilled: 1978 County: Brevard Lat/Long: 27052'37"/80049'22" Core TD: 242' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1983 0- 115 ft. Undifferentiated Sediments Quartz sand, sandy clay, and shell beds. Abundant shell material through much of section. 115-230 ft. Hawthorn Group 115-227 ft. Peace River Formation Predominantly clastic sediments; quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration, yellowish gray to olive-gray. Dolomite, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration, occasionally fossils and/or fossil molds. 227 230 ft. Arcadia Formation Dolomite, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, yellowish gray to light olive-gray, moderate induration. Interbedded clastics. 230- 242 ft. Ocala Group Undifferentiated Limestone, white to light gray, .packstone to wackestone, fossiliferous. 23 BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-13490 Owner: A. Duda & Sons Driller: Florida Geological Survey T25S R35E S35 1/4 cd Surface Elevation: 15' Geophysical Logs Available: G Core Name: Brevard #1 Date Drilled: 1976 County: Brevard Lat/Long: 28015'35"/80047'56" Core TD: 230' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1982 0- 107 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, unconsolidated to poorly indu- rated, nonclayey to clayey, trace heavy minerals. Shell beds present. Limestone, sandy, fossiliferous. 107- 126 ft. Hawthorn Group 107- 126 ft. Peace River Formation Predominantly plastic sediments. Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration, grayish brown to olive-gray. Clay, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, poor to moder- ate induration, yellowish gray to olive-gray. Calcilutite, wackestone, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration, variable to dolomite. All sediments occasionally contain fossils and/or fossil molds. 126 212 ft. Ocala Group Undifferentiated Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous, poor to good induration, low to high recrystallization. 212-230 ft. Avon Park Limestone Limestone, packstone, white, fossiliferous, poor to good induration. 24 INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-13881 Core Name: Red Fern #1 Owner: Deseret Ranch Date Drilled: 1978 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Brevard T27S R35E S18 1/4 db Lat/Long: 28008'10"/80050'52" Surface Elevation: 21' Core TD: 322' Geophysical Logs Available: G STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1982 0- 80 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained unconsolidated to poorly indu- rated, nonclayey to clayey, trace heavy minerals. Sandy, shell beds com- mon. Clay, calcareous, sandy. 80- 185 ft. Hawthorn Group 80- 175 ft. Peace River Formation Predominantly plastic sediments. Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration, grayish brown to olive-gray. Clay, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, poor to moder- ate induration, yellowish gray to olive-gray. Dolomite, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration, variable to limestone. All sediments occasionally contain fossils and/or fossil molds. 175-185 ft. Arcadia Formation Dolomite, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, yellowish gray to light olive-gray, poor to good induration, fossil molds. 185-248 ft. Ocala Group Undifferentiated Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous, moderate induration, medium to high recrystallization. 248 322 ft. Avon Park Limestone Limestone, white to very light orange, packstone, fossiliferous, moder- ate to good induration, moderate to high recrystallization, varies to dolo- mite. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-13964 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Driller: Florida Geological Survey T30S R35E S9 1/4 dab Surface Elevation: 21' Geophysical Logs Available: G Core Name: B. D. #1 Date Drilled: 7/79 County: Brevard Lat/Long: 27053'33"/80049'26" Core TD: 181' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1982 0- 75 ft. Undifferentiated Sand, fine- to coarse-grained, clayey to calcareous, unconsolidated to poorly indurated, grayish brown to yellowish gray, fossils common. Clay, calcareous, sandy, light olive-gray, fossils common. Limestone, fine- grained, poor to moderate induration, sandy, clayey, fossils common. Shell beds, sandy, clayey poorly indurated. 75-166.5 ft. Hawthorn Group 75- 166.5 ft. Peace River Formation Predominantly plastic sediments. Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration, grayish brown to olive-gray. Clay, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, poor to moder- ate induration, yellowish gray to olive-gray. Dolomite, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration, variable to limestone. All sediments occasionally contain fossils and/or fossil molds. Often very phosphatic. 166.5- 181 ft. Ocala Group Undifferentiated Limestone, packstone, white to light gray, fossiliferous, moderate indu- ration. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-11270 Core Name: Ten Mile Creek #1 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Date Drilled: 3/72 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Calhoun T1N R10W S13 1/4 ab Lat/Long: 30029'45"/85011'05" Surface Elevation: 125' Core TD: 342' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: W. Schmidt and Date: 1980 M. Clark 0- 26.5 ft. Citronelle Formation Unconsolidated, gray-brown to buff to orange-red, micaceous, clayey, quartz sand and gravel. 26.5 44 ft. Undifferentiated Sandy Clay Poorly consolidated, yellowish brown to olive-gray, quartz sandy clay, similar to matrix of Jackson Bluff but lacking fossils. 44-50 ft. Jackson Bluff Formation Poorly indurated, yellowish brown to very light gray, quartz sandy clay studded with mollusks and foraminifera. 50- 100 ft. Chipola Formation Poorly to moderately indurated, gray to olive, clayey, quartz sandy, calcareous, mollusk- and foraminifera-shell marl. Fauna abundant and prolific; towards base more lithified becoming limestone. 100 287 ft. Chattahoochee Formation Moderately to well indurated, light gray, fine-grained, sucrosic, dolomitic limestone. Zones contain quartz and phosphatic sand in a dolosilt matrix. Clay beds are also present. 287 342 ft. Suwannee Limestone Well indurated, light gray to yellowish brown dolomite and calcarenite. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-14125 Owner: St. Joe Paper Company Driller: Florida Geological Survey T3S R10W S19 1/4 bd Surface Elevation: 67' Geophysical Logs Available: G Core Name: Bee Bay #1 Date Drilled: 12/78 County: Calhoun Lat/Long: 30012'20"/85016'26" Core TD: 492' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: W. Schmidt and Date: 1979 M. Clark 0 60 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz Sand Unconsolidated, light brown to gray-orange, fine to coarse, quartz sand. 60- 110 ft. Jackson Bluff Formation Poorly to moderately indurated, olive to yellow-gray, quartz sandy, clayey, shell mart and limestone. Carbonate is dominant in the lower 20 ft.; clay is dominant in the upper 30 ft. 110- 140 ft. Chipola Formation Moderately indurated, yellow-gray, fossiliferous, quartz sandy, clayey limestone. 740- 184 ft. Poorly indurated, biocalcarenite. Intracoastal Formation yellow-gray, clayey, quartz 184- 421.5 ft. Bruce Creek Limestone Moderately to well indurated, yellow-gray, moldic, quartz sandy calcarenite. sandy, phosphatic : fossiliferous, slightly 421.5- 464 ft. Chattahoochee Formation Moderately indurated, yellow-gray to light gray, slightly quartz sandy, very finely sucrosic, dolomitic calcilutite. 464- 492 ft. Suwannee Limestone Moderately to well indurated, yellow-gray, dolomitic calcarenite and cal- cilutite. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-15502 Owner: A. L. Land Driller: Law Engineering T2N R7W S6 1/4 cac Surface Elevation: 118' Geophysical Logs Available: G,S,P Core Name: Drill Hole #6 Date Drilled: 1/74 County: Calhoun Lat/Long: 30035'44"/84058'44" Core TD: 306' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: W. Schmidt and R. Nelson Date: 1983 0- 22.5 ft. Terrace Sand and Reworked Citronelle Formation Unconsolidated to poorly consolidated, brown to red-tan to gray-white, organic, silty, clayey, fine to coarse, quartz sand. 22.5 30.5 ft. Hawthorn Group Undifferentiated Poorly consolidated, brown to buff-gray, silty, slight mottled, slightly calcareous, sandy clay. 30.5-139 ft. Chattahoochee Formation Moderately to well indurated, gray to white to buff, silty, dolomitic calci- lutite, often chalky and containing clay stringers. Zones are vuggy and fossiliferous. 139 306 ft. Suwannee Limestone Well indurated, tan to brown to light gray, sucrosic, moldic, fossiliferous dolomite. Zones are calcarenitic and highly recrystallized. Lower inter- vals are mostly dolomitic, fossiliferous limestone. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-15506 Core Name: Drill Hole #10 Owner: Jack Van Lierop Date Drilled: 2/74 Driller: Law Engineering County: Calhoun TIS R9W S2 1/4 aac Lat/Long: 30025'28"/85006'48" Surface Elevation: 100' Core TD: 333' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: W. Schmidt Date: 1983 0- 52 ft. Citronelle Formation Unconsolidated to poorly consolidated, brown to red-orange to tan, silty, clayey, fine to coarse, quartz sand; lower part of interval is sandy, plastic clay. 52- 65.5 ft. Arenaceous Clay Bed Poorly consolidated, dark green, silty, micaceous, quartz sandy clay. Heavy minerals and phosphate present (?). 65.5-70 ft. Jackson Bluff Formation Poorly consolidated, dark green, calcareous, abundantly fossiliferous, quartz sandy clay. 70 99 ft. Chipola/Intracoastal Formations Undifferentiated Poorly consolidated, greenish gray, calcareous, micaceous, phosphatic, microfossiliferous, quartz sand. 99- 142 ft. Intracoastal Formation Poorly to moderately indurated, light and dark gray, chalky, sandy, phos- phatic, abundantly microfossiliferous, calcilutite and fine-grained calcarenite. 142- 159 ft. Bruce Creek Limestone/St. Marks Formation Undif- ferentiated Moderately indurated, speckled, phosphatic, clayey, quartz sandy, moldic, fossiliferous limestone. Fossils abundant including mollusks and large forams. 159- 333 ft. Chattahoochee Formation Well indurated, gray-white to tan to light gray, slightly clayey, dolomitic, fossiliferous, moldic calcilutite. Intervals include greenish clay zones, sucrosic dolomite and plastic blue-green clay. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-15508 Owner: Donald Leonard Driller: Hastings T2N R8W S15 1/4 bab Surface Elevation: 130' Geophysical Logs Available: G,S,P Core Name: Drill Hole #12 Date Drilled: 3/74 County: Calhoun Lat/Long: 30034'31"/85001'22" Core TD: 553' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: W. Schmidt 0 34.5 ft. Citron' Poorly consolidated, light b micaceous, fine to coarse organic flecks. Date: 1983 elle Formation and Reworked Sand rown to red to yellow, silty, mottled, clayey, ,, quartz sand. Some quartz pebbles, rare 34.5-192 ft. Chattahoochee Formation Poorly to well indurated, light gray, chalky, sucrosic, dolomitic, slightly fossiliferous limestone. Zones are blue-green, clayey silt; 150- 153 ft. is dark green, waxy clay. 192-421 ft. Suwannee Limestone Well indurated, tan to brown, silty, sucrosic, recrystallized dolomite and dolomitic limestone. Fossils as molds and casts, highly solutioned. 421 553 ft. Marianna Limestone Moderately indurated, light gray to tan, chalky, calcilutitic, recrystallized, massive, fossiliferous limestone. Large forams in calcilutite matrix. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-15511 Owner: Quina Stone Driller: Hastings T2N R9W S23 1/4 dda Surface Elevation: 202' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Drill Hole #15 Date Drilled: 4/74 County: Calhoun Lat/Long: 30033'28"/85006'26" Core TD: 344' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: W. Schmidt Date: 1983 0-26 ft. Citronelle Formation Poorly consolidated, brown to red-orange to yellow-tan, silty, clayey, micaceous, quartz sand and sandy clay. 26- 125.5 ft. Hawthorn Group Undifferentiated Moderately indurated, green-gray to light gray to blue-green, arena- ceous, silty clay; calcareous, fossiliferous, clayey silt; and sandy calcilu- tite. Lower zones contain green palygorskite-type clay. 95 to 112 ft. is calcareous, shelly sand, not unlike the Chipola Formation. 125.5- 254.5 ft. Chattahoochee Formation Moderately indurated, light and dark gray to white, fossiliferous, sucro- sic, dolomitic calcilutite. Intervals contain blue-green waxy clay, brec- ciated zones and numerous microfossils. 254.5-344 ft. Suwannee Limestone Well indurated, brown to gray-brown, vuggy, sucrosic, fossiliferous dolo- mite and dolomitic calcarenite. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-15513 Core Name: Drill Hole #17 Owner: Julian Parrish Date Drilled: 5/74 Driller: Hastings County: Calhoun T1N R8W S6 1/4 abd Lat/Long: 30030'40"/85004'06" Surface Elevation: 120' Core TD: 284.5' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: W. Schmidt and Date: 1983 R. Nelson 0-55 ft. Citronelle Formation Unconsolidated to poorly consolidated, brown to yellow-tan to orange, silty, clayey, quartz sand and some gravel. Sandy, mottled clay present with mica. 55-75 ft. Arenaceous Clay Beds Poorly consolidated, gray-green, silty, sandy, slight calcareous, mica- ceous and phosphatic clay. 75-101 ft. Chipola Formation Poorly to moderately consolidated, gray-green, micaceous, calcareous, clayey, fossiliferous sand. Fauna is dominated by gastropods. 101 104 ft. Intracoastal Formation Moderately consolidated, phosphatic, sandy, foram-rich biocalcarenite. 104- 265 ft. Chattahoochee Formation Well indurated, gray to tan with greenish gray layers, dolomitic, fossilif- erous, vuggy, sucrosic calcilutite. Intervals contain waxy, massive, blue- green clay; others are so abundantly fossiliferous they could be called a recrystallized coquina. 265-284.5 ft. Suwannee Limestone Well indurated, tan to brown to gray, sucrosic, vuggy, fossiliferous dolo- mite. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-10748 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T4tS R26E S35 1/4 cba Surface Elevation: 36' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Clay Prospect #1 Date Drilled: 1971 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26052'05"/81041'21" Core TD: 88' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 B.J. Timmons 0 38 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, shell and clay, coarse-grained, variably clayey, marly, some shell beds, lithified, recrystallized, predominantly non- to poorly indu- rated. 38 88 ft. Hawthorn Group 38 88 ft. Peace River Formation Predominantly clay, light gray, greenish gray, plastic to friable, variably calcareous, some shell, slightly to very phosphatic, mollusks, foramini- fera and diatoms present; 85-88 ft. phosphatic to very phosphatic, dolomitic limestone. 34 INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-10749 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R26E S35 1/4 caa Surface Elevation: 35' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Clay Prospect #2 Date Drilled: 1971 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26052'05"/81041'37" Core TD: 95' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 B.J. Timmons 0 40.5 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, shell beds, light brown, gray, tan, very-coarse- to fine- grained, minor clay, some shelly material, recrystallized, sucrosic, some shell beds, moderately to well indurated, remainder nonindurated to moderately indurated. 40.5-95 ft. Hawthorn Group 40.5-95 ft. Peace River Formation Predominantly clay, medium olive-green, dark gray, variably phosphatic, calcareous, plastic to friable, minor quartz sand in some intervals; 92 95 ft. phosphatic, dolomitic, well indurated limestone. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-10750 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R26E S35 1/4 aab Surface Elevation: 38' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Clay Prospect #3 Date Drilled: 1971 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26051'55"/81041'05" Core TD: 85.5' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 5/18/84 B.J. Timmons 0- 36.5 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, white to tan, intergranular porosity, medium- to coarse- grained, variably shelly, some lithified coquina, some moldic, recrystal- lized, limestone fragments, trace phosphate sand, marly toward base, poorly to nonindurated. 36.5-85.5 ft. Hawthorn Group 36.5 85.5 ft. Peace River Formation Clay, olive-green, gray, plastic, variably calcareous, some shell in upper part, variably phosphatic, abundant foraminifera and diatoms; 83.5-85.5 ft. dolomitic, phosphatic, fossiliferous limestone, highly phosphatized at upper surface. 36 INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-10751 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R26E S36 1/4 caa Surface Elevation: 38' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Clay Prospect #4 Date Drilled: 1971 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26052'07"/81040'40" Core TD: 84' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 B.J. Timmons 0-38 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, light gray, tan, light reddish tan, organic in upper 5 ft., medium- to coarse-grained, trace phosphate and carbonate grains, slightly clayey, slightly shelly below 10 ft. Dolomitic coquina and dolo- mite below 26 ft., poor to moderate induration, dolomite cement, slightly quartz sandy in upper part, moldic porosity, 1- 2 percent phosphate sand at base. 38 84 ft. Hawthorn Group 38 84 ft. Peace River Formation Clay, light to dark yellowish and greenish gray, light to dark olive-green, variably calcareous, slightly shelly in upper part, foraminifera intermit- tently common throughout, plastic to crumbly, very slightly to intermit- tently very phosphatic; 81.5- 83.5 ft. dolomite, phosphatized at upper surface, well-indurated at surface, moderately below, moldic porosity. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-10752 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R26E S25 1/4 aac Surface Elevation: 41' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Clay Prospect #5 Date Drilled: 1971 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26052'45"/81040'15" Core TD: 77' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 B.J. Timmons 0-27 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, tan to medium gray, intergranular porosity, predominantly unconsolidated, iron-stained in upper part, medium- to fine-grained, clayey, trace phosphate, trace heavy minerals, abundant shell material, some present as sparry calcite-cemented coquina. 27 77 ft. Hawthorn Group 27-77 ft. Peace River Formation Clay, greenish gray, light olive, plastic to crumbly, calcareous to noncal- careous, slightly phosphatic to very phosphatic, part finely laminated; 76-77 ft., dolomite, gray to tan, very fossiliferous, phosphatized at upper surface, grades downward to slightly phosphatic. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-10753 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R26E S24 1/4 ddd Surface Elevation: 48' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Clay Prospect #6 Date Drilled: 1971 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26053'28"/81040'26" Core TD: 74' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 B.J. Timmons 0-31 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, tan, very light purple, medium- to coarse-grained, unconsol- idated, intergranular porosity, slightly iron-stained near surface, clayey, trace phosphate. Lower half predominantly unlithified coquina, marly with some clay and fine quartz sand. 31 -74 ft. Hawthorn Group 31 -74 ft. Peace River Formation Predominantly clay, light gray, dark greenish gray, plastic, very slightly calcareous, slightly phosphatic; 62.5-74 ft. dolomite and limestone, light gray to chalky white, intergranular and moldic porosity, poor to good induration, dolomite and micrite cement, some lenses pasty, phos- phatic. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-10754 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R26E S24 1/4 bbb Surface Elevation: 55' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Clay Prospect #7 Date Drilled: 1971 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26053'28"/81034154" Core TD: 65.5' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 B.J. Timmons 0-31 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, light tan, light gray to reddish brown, medium- to coarse- grained, trace phosphate. Predominantly unconsolidated coquina below 15 ft.; thin shell and light green plastic clay 25-31 ft. 31 -65.5 ft. Hawthorn Group 31 65.5 ft. Peace River Formation Clay, medium gray, dark greenish gray, plastic, phosphatic, most quite pure, foraminifera and diatoms. 62.5-65.5 ft., dolomite: black, light gray to off-white, phosphatized at upper surface, well cemented to pasty, moldic porosity. 40 INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-10755 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R27E S19 1/4 bbb Surface Elevation: 58' Geophysical Logs Available: Described by: Core Name: Clay Prospect #8 Date Drilled: 1971 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26053'35"/81038'45" Core TD: 67' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION K. Campbell and Date: 1984 B.J. Timmons 0-30 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, fine- to coarse-grained, organic in upper part, slightly clayey, 10-17 ft., shelly. Below 17 ft. predominantly unlithified to poorly indurated coquina, with minor quartz sand, marly toward base. 30- 67 ft. Hawthorn Group 30-67 ft. Peace River Formation Clay, light to dark gray, greenish gray, some shell fragments in upper portion, calcareous to noncalcareous, plastic to blocky, slightly to highly phosphatic, some thin sand lenses, foraminifera. 65-67 ft., dolomite, conglomerate, medium to dark gray with white inclusions, phosphatic. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-10756 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R26E S 1/4 intersection 13-14-23-24 Surface Elevation: 52' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Clay Prospect #9 Date Drilled: 1971 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26054'03"/80040'45" Core TD: 76' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 B.J. Timmons 0-36 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell (cuttings only) Quartz sand, tan, light gray, medium- to coarse-grained, slightly organic near surface, slightly shelly below 14 ft. Below 15 ft. predominantly unconsolidated coquina, minor sand, sand at 25-29 ft., slightly clayey and marly below 29 ft. 36- 76 ft. Hawthorn Group 36 76 ft. Peace River Formation Clay, light yellowish gray, medium to dark greenish gray, calcareous, plastic to crumbly, very slightly phosphatic to phosphatic, intermittent very phosphatic zones, forams intermittently common; 71 -76 ft., dolo- mite, phosphatized at upper surface, grades downward to dolomitic lime- stone, coquina, moderately to well indurated, moldic porosity, essentially no phosphate below 71.5 ft. 42 INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-10757 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R26E S 1/4 Intersection 14-15-22-23 Surface Elevation: 48' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Clay Prospect #10 Date Drilled: 1971 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26054'03"/81041'42" Core TD: 61.5' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 B.J. Timmons 0-35.5 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, medium- to fine- to very-fine-grained, very light gray, iron- stained, slightly shelly, below 20 ft. primarily shell, unconsolidated to poorly indurated, some quartz sand, slightly clayey toward base. 35.5-61.5 ft. Hawthorn Group 35.5-61.5 ft. Peace River Formation Clay, dark to light greenish gray (lighter with depth), plastic, very slightly calcareous, slightly phosphatic, thin beds, highly phosphatic. 60-61.5 ft., dolomitic limestone, light gray, very-fine-grained, well indurated, little apparent porosity. 43 BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-10758 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R26E S 1/4 Intersection 15-16-21-22 Surface Elevation: 48' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Clay Prospect #11 Date Drilled: 1971 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26054'04"/81042'50" Core TD: 73' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 B.J. Timmons 0-31 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, light gray, tan, very-fine- to coarse-grained, slightly organic near surface, shelly 15-20 ft.; below 20 ft. shell with minor quartz sand, unlithified. 31 -73 ft. Hawthorn Group 31 -73 ft. Peace River Formation Clay, light gray to dark gray, medium to dark greenish gray, calcareous to slightly calcareous, some shell in uppermost part, phosphatic to very phosphatic, plastic to crumbly; 72 73 ft. dolomitic limestone conglom- erate, highly phosphatic, pasty, clay matrix. 44 INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-10759 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T42S R26E S6 1/4 aaa Surface Elevation: 34' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Clay Prospect #12 Date Drilled: 1971 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26051'05"/81044'55" Core TD: 41' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 B.J. Timmons 0-41 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, light tan, medium gray, fine- to medium-grained, slightly organic, iron-stained near surface, variably clayey and shelly. Limestone, brown, medium gray, poorly to well-indurated, calcite cement, moldic porosity, variably shelly, quartz sandy, recrystallized, dolomitic toward base. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-10760 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R26E S31 1/4 ddc Surface Elevation: 35' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Clay Prospect #13 Date Drilled: 1971 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26051'27"/81045'12" Core TD: 94' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 B.J. Timmons 0-31 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, off-white, tan, bright ocher, fine- to coarse-grained, slightly organic near surface, shelly below 14 ft.; 20- 30 ft. coquina, indurated, dotomitized. 31 -94 ft. Hawthorn Group 91 -94 ft. Peace River Formation Clay, light to dark gray, medium to dark greenish gray, variably calcare- ous, shelly in upper part, plastic to crumbly, some iron sulfide above 54 ft., some selenite crystals (when samples are fresh), slightly to highly phosphatic, sandy clay to clayey sand below 86.5 ft. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-10761 Core Name: Babcock Deep Core Owner: Babcock Ranch Test Driller: Florida Geological Survey Date Drilled: 9/70 T41S R26E S33 1/4 ddd County: Charlotte Surface Elevation: 29' Lat/Long: 26051'29"/81042'43" Core TD: 450' Geophysical Logs Available: G,C,S,P STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 B.J. Timmons 0-98 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Predominantly quartz sand and shell beds, dark brown, yellowish orange, gray, intergranular and moldic porosity, fine- to coarse-grained sand, vari- ably clayey, essentially clean sand and shell from 14- 62 ft.; trace phos- phate sand, poorly to nonindurated; 85-98 ft., silty, sandy, moldic, dolomitic limestone, trace phosphate. 98 450 ft. Hawthorn Group 98 295 ft. Peace River Formation Primarily clay, approximately 30 percent limestone, minor sand. Clay, light greenish gray,. yellowish gray, olive, calcareous, some shell frag- ments in upper part, plastic to hard, variably quartz sandy and silty, variably phosphatic to very phosphatic, some thin carbonate stringers. Limestone, sandy, silty, clayey, dolomitic variably phosphatic, intergran- ular and moldic porosity, calcilutite, dolomite, and clay cement, poor to good induration. 295 450 ft. Arcadia Formation Predominantly limestone and dolomite, some thin clay and sand beds, gray, yellowish gray, greenish gray, intergranular and moldic porosity, pasty, slightly to very phosphatic, quartz sandy, silty, variably clayey, some mollusc shells, mollusc molds, some foraminifera, some thin silt and sand stringers. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-11489 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R26E S12 1/4 aab Surface Elevation: 60' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Babcock "A" Date Drilled: 9/72 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26055'45"/81040'12" Core TD: 71' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell 0-30 ft. 30-71 ft. Date: 1984 No Samples Hawthorn Group 30-71 ft. Peace River Formation Clay, light tan, light to medium greenish gray, dark gray, yellowish gray, quartz sandy, intermittently phosphatic to very phosphatic, calcareous, slightly shelly 30- 32 ft., abundant foraminifera. Below 60 ft., dolomite coquina grading downward to moldic dolomite, moderate brown, dark gray to light orange, uppermost portion phosphatized, moderately to well indurated, dolomite and calcite cement, intergranular and moldic poros- ity, dolomite crystal size very fine to microcrystalline. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-11490 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R26E S11 1/4 bab Surface Elevation: 57' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Babcock "B" Date Drilled: 9/72 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26055'50"/81 40'45" Core TD: 69' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell 0-30 ft. 30 69 ft. Date: 1984 No Samples Hawthorn Group 30 69 ft. Peace River Formation Clay, yellowish gray, gray-brown, olive to dark olive-green, moderate to poor induration, clayey cement, plastic to crumbly, upper part very calcareous, pasty, slightly shelly, phosphatic, abundant foraminifera. Below 64 ft., dolomite to dolomitic limestone, grayish black to very light orange, uppermost 6-8 inches phosphatized. Coquina, well indurated, intergranular to moldic porosity. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-11491 Owner: Babcock Ranch Driller: Florida Geological Survey T41S R26E S9 1/4 bab Surface Elevation: 47' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Babcock "C" Date Drilled: 9/72 County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26055'49"/81043'00" Core TD: 90' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell Date: 1984 0- 48 ft. No Samples 48 90 ft. Peace River Formation Clay, light to medium brown, light tan, very light olive-green, upper part calcareous to very calcareous, variably quartz sandy, phosphatic to very phosphatic, slightly shelly at top, abundant foraminifera. 87.5 90 ft., phosphatic dolomite to dolomitic limestone, well indurated, grayish black to very light gray, very fossiliferous, moldic porosity. 50 INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-11669 Core Name: Farabee #1 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Date Drilled: Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Charlotte T40S R26E S3 1/4 bdcc Lat/Long: 27001'10"/81 42'30" Surface Elevation: 48' Core TD: 540' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell Date: 1984 0-36 ft. Undifferentiated Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, gray, brownish gray, ocher, poor induration, clay and iron cement, intergranular porosity, fine-grained, shelly to very shelly below 10.5 ft. (molluscs, gastropods, oysters), clayey, trace phosphate sand at base. 30 percent dark gray, well indurated, quartz sandy, dolomite peb- bles from 28 36 ft. 36 540 ft. Hawthorn Group 36 205 ft. Peace River Formation Primarily clay, silt and sandy dolomite. Clay, olive-green, light tan, gray, variably phosphatic, slightly shelly, dolomitic, micritic, variably quartz sandy and silty. Thick carbonate section at 66-128 ft., primarily dolo- mite and very dolomitic clay, upper surface phosphatized, dark gray, black, creamy white, very light orange, moderately to well indurated, dolomite, calcilutite, and clay cement, often dolomite coquina, moldic porosity, variably phosphatic, silty and clayey. Gradational lower con- tact. 205 540 ft. Arcadia Formation Undifferentiated Primarily dolomite and limestone, light to medium gray and very light orange, intergranular and moldic porosity, poorly to well indurated, clay, dolomite, calcilutite, and sparry calcite cement, variably phosphatic to very phosphatic, variably quartz sandy, mollusc and gastropod molds, foraminifera, very recrystallized below 510 ft. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-11907 Core Name: Camp Miles #1 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Date Drilled: 5/73 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Charlotte T41S R25E S5 1/4 center Lat/Long: 26056'19"/81050'00" Surface Elevation: 39' Core TD: 621' Geophysical Logs Available: G,P,S,T STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1983 O 32.5 ft. Undifferentiated Sediments Quartz sand, very-fine- to medium-grained, becomes clayey with depth, unconsolidated to poor induration, grayish brown. Limestone and shell beds, sandy, clayey, poor to moderate induration, yellowish to gray to white, fossiliferous. 32.5- 621 ft. Hawthorn Group 32.5- 186 ft. Peace River Formation Predominantly plastic sediments. Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration, yellowish gray to olive-gray. Clay, yellowish gray to olive-gray. Dolomite, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration, variable to limestone. All sediments occasionally contain fossils and/or fossil molds. 186 472 ft. Upper Member/Arcadia Formation Predominantly carbonate, variable from dolomite to limestone, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, yellowish gray to light olive-gray, poor to good indu- ration. Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, calcareous to dolomitic, clayey, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration, light gray to light olive- gray. Clay, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic to calcareous, poor to moderate induration, yellowish gray to light olive-gray. 472- 621 ft. Nocatee Member/Arcadia Formation Predominantly quartz sand and clay. Quartz sand, clayey, phosphatic, dolomitic to calcareous, fine- to medium-grained, poor induration, yel- lowish gray to light olive-gray. Clay, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic to calcareous, poor to moderate induration, yellowish gray to light olive- gray. Limestone and dolomite as in upper member. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-15289 Core Name: Romp TR 1-2 Owner: SWFWMD Date Drilled: 1/83 Driller: SWFWMD County: Charlotte T42S R23E S11 1/4 dba Lat/Long: 26050'26"/81 58'54" Surface Elevation: 26' Core TD: 695' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1983 0-42 ft. No Samples 42 695 ft. Hawthorn Group 42 169 ft. Peace River Formation Predominantly plastic sediments. Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration, grayish brown to olive-gray. Poor samples, pick from log by G. Henderson. 169-639 ft. Upper Member/Arcadia Formation Predominantly carbonate, variable from dolomite to limestone, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, yellowish gray to light olive-gray, poor to good indu- ration. Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, calcareous to dolomitic, clayey, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration, light gray to light olive- gray. Clay, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic to calcareous, poor to moderate induration, yellowish gray to light olive-gray. 639 695 ft. Nocatee Member/Arcadia Formation Predominantly quartz sand and clay. Quartz sand, clayey, phosphatic, dolomitic to calcareous, fine- to medium-grained, poor induration, yel- lowish gray to light olive-gray. Clay, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic to calcareous, poor to moderate induration, yellowish gray to light olive- gray. Limestone as in upper member. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-15332 Owner: SWFWMD/lndian Village Driller: SWFWMD T41S R21E S5 1/4 ba Surface Elevation: 10' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Romp 3-1 Date Drilled: County: Charlotte Lat/Long: 26056'15"/82013'50" Core TD: 603.5' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell 0- 25.5 ft. 25.5- 603.5 ft. Date: 1984 No Samples Hawthorn Group 25.5-603.5 ft. Arcadia Formation Primarily dolomite, cream, very light gray, gray, poorly to well indurated, dolomite, micrite, and clay cement, intergranular and moldic porosity, predominantly noncrystalline, variably quartz and phosphate sandy to very sandy; 25.5-46.1 ft. intermittently variable to quartz and phos- phate sandstone with dolomite cement, possible Peace River Formation, Tampa Member at 251 ft.: limestone white to cream, very slightly phos- phate sandy, quartz sandy to very sandy, intergranular and mold poros- ity, calcilutitic. Tampa and Arcadia lithologies interbedded to 403 ft. Below 403 ft., becomes more clayey (calcareous) more quartz sandy, poorer average induration. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-15333 Core Name: Romp TR 2-1 Owner: SWFWMD Date Drilled: Driller: County: Charlotte T40S R22E S32 1/4 b Lat/Long: 26057'30"/82007'30" Surface Elevation: 2' Core TD: 689' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell Date: 1984 0-97.5 ft. No Samples 97.5- 666 ft. Hawthorn Group 97.5-134 ft. Peace River Formation Dolomite, grayish-brown, light gray, very light orange, poor to moderate induration, intergranular porosity, very-fine-grained, sucrosic, phosphate sandy, quartz sandy to very sandy, transitional to less phosphatic, more clayey, poorly indurated dolosilt, very slightly quartz sandy. 134-666 ft. Arcadia Formation 134-279 ft., predominantly dolomite, very light gray, gray, creamy white and pale brown, moderately to well indurated, dolomite and calci- lutite cement, some sparry calcite cement, intergranular and moldic porosity, primarily silt size, slightly to very phosphatic, quartz sandy to very sandy, some beds quartz and phosphate sand with dolomite and clay cement, mollusc molds, Bryozoa molds. 279 ft., Tampa Member top. Tampa and upper Arcadia lithologies alternate to 391 ft. Limestone, creamy white, moderate to well indurated, calcilutite cement, slightly phosphatic, slightly to very quartz sandy, intergranular and mold poros- ity, calcilutite, some sparry calcite, mollusc, gastropod, and foraminifera molds, parts bioturbated. Above lithology alternates with light gray, light brownish gray dolomite, variably quartz and phosphate sandy, some sand beds. 397-666 ft., primarily dolomite, poor to well indurated, dolomite and clay cement, cryptocrystalline to very-fine-grained, variable alteration, slightly to very quartz and phosphate sandy, some greenish gray clay beds and poorly indurated dolosilt, and clay beds. 666 689 ft. Suwannee Limestone Limestone, creamy white, very slightly yellowish-gray, moderately to well indurated, intergranular, intragranular, and moldic porosity, calcilu- tite cement, slightly quartz sandy at top, granular, grain size very fine to coarse, allochems high, grain types skeletal biogenic, crystal, some calci- lutite, some portions recrystallized. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-12362 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Driller: Florida Geological Survey T19S R17E S30 1/4 center Surface Elevation: 2' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Homosassa Springs #1 Date Drilled: 11/74 County: Citrus Lat/Long: 28047'50"/82037'30" Core TD: 449' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell 0-2.5 ft. Date: 1984 No Samples 2.5- 68 ft. Lower Ocala Group Undifferentiated Limestone, white, cream, pinkish brown, moderately yellowish brown, intergranular, intragranular, and moldic porosity, moderately to well indu- rated, calcite and dolomite cement, calcarenite, biogenic, foraminifera, mollusc, and gastropod, fragments and echinoid fragments, bryozoans, some dwarfed Lepidocylina sp. in upper part, also Gypsina globula, lower part extensively dolomitized, basal pick questionable. 68- 449 ft. Avon Park Limestone Dolomite variable to limestone, white, cream, light to dark gray, light to dark brown, intergranular and moldic porosity, uppermost part exten- sively dolomitized, pick uncertain, variable organic-rich layers, granular with calcilutite matrix, calcilutitic to recrystallized, dolomite powdery to sucrosic to densely noncrystalline, abundant foraminiferal tests, mollusc and gastropod molds, echinoid fragments. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-13863 Core Name: Romp 114 Owner: SWFWMD Date Drilled: 1/78 Driller: SWFWMD County: Citrus T18S R17E S23 1/4 cca Lat/Long: 29053'55"/82034'O0" Surface Elevation: 8' Core TD: 307' Geophysical Logs Available: C,G,P,R,S,T STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell Date: 1984 0-29.5 ft. No Samples 29.5-88 ft. Lower Ocala Group Undifferentiated Dolomite variable to limestone, white, cream, light gray, light to medium yellowish brown, well indurated, calcite and dolomite cement, intergran- ular, intragranular and moldic porosity. Dolomite, microcrystalline to very-fine-grained, micromoldic, sucrosic. Limestone, foraminiferal coquina, sparry calcite cement, fine- to coarse-grained. 88 307 ft. Avon Park Limestone Limestone and dolomite, white to cream, yellowish gray, medium brown, sparry calcite, dolomite and calcilutite cement, intergranular and moldic porosity, calcilutitic, poorly to well indurated, variably recrystallized. Dolomite, powdery to sucrosic, some thinly bedded organic-rich zones. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-14671 Owner: SWFWMD Driller: SWFWMD T19S R17E S4 1/4 bac Surface Elevation: 5' Geophysical Logs Available: G,P,S, Described by: Core Name: Romp TR 21-2 Date Drilled: 1/79 County: Citrus Lat/Long: 28051'12"/82035'28" Core TD: 200' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION K. Campbell and Date: 1984 G. Strasser (SWFWMD) 0- 10 ft. No Samples Surficial sands according to SWFWMD log. 10- 86 ft. Lower Ocala Group Undifferentiated Limestone, variable to dolomite, white, cream, to light brown, intergran- ular, intragranular, and moldic porosity, moderately to well indurated, sparry calcite to dolomite cement, calcarenite, medium- to fine-grained, foraminiferal coquina, becomes more highly recrystallized towards base, volume of cement increases (porosity decreases) with depth, molluscs, gastropods, foraminifera, echinoids and algal balls. 86- 200 ft. Avon Park Limestone Limestone, variable to dolomite, white to cream, light gray to light brown, intergranular and moldic porosity, poorly to well indurated, dolo- mite and calcilutite cement, some sparry calcite cement, cryptocrystal- line to fine-grained, calcilutitic matrix. Limestone, calcilutitic to recrystal- lized, dolomite often powdery to sucrosic, foraminifera-rich, organic flecks. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-14885 Core Name: Romp TR 21-3 Owner: SWFWMD Date Drilled: 4/81 Driller: SWFWMD County: Citrus T18S R17E S34 1/4 bab Lat/Long: 28052'30"/82034'19" Surface Elevation: 10' Core TD: 370' Geophysical Logs Available: C,G,R,T,P,S STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 SWFWMD 0-32 ft. No Samples Sand according to SWFWMD log. 32-97 ft. Lower Ocala Group Undifferentiated Limestone, white, cream, yellowish brown, moderately to well indu- rated, sparry calcite cement, intergranular, intragranular and moldic porosity, predominantly fine- to medium-grained, foraminifera calcarenite, variably recrystallized to extremely recrystallized, increasing with depth, mostly micromoldic porosity above 60 ft. Foraminifera, mol- luscs, gastropods and echinoids. 97- 370 ft. Avon Park Limestone Limestone, variable to dolomite, white, creamy, light gray, grayish brown, poor to well indurated, calcilutite, dolomite and sparry calcite cement, intergranular and moldic porosity, cryptocrystalline to fine- grained, calcilutite matrix, slightly to completely recrystallized, dolomite powdery to sucrosic, some. finely divided organic material and thinly laminated organic-rich zones. Minor gypsum present at 344 ft. 59 BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-10481 Owner: Union Camp Corporation Driller: Florida Geological Survey T7S R26E S21 1/4 Surface Elevation: 100' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Union Camp #1 Date Drilled: 6/70 County: Clay Lat/Long: 29052'26"/81042'15" Core TD: 108' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 3/84 0 108 ft. Undifferentiated Sand Quartz sand, nonclayey to clayey, nonindurated to poorly indurated, fine to coarse, heavy minerals, scattered thin clay. 60 INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-10488 Core Name: Dupont #1 Owner: Dupont Corporation Date Drilled: 5/68 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Clay T6S R23E S31 1/4 cdbd Lat/Long: 29055'40"/82002'00" Surface Elevation: 239' Core TD: 332' Geophysical Logs Available: G,P,S STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1979 0-140.5 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to coarse-grained, unconsolidated to poorly indurated, nonclayey to clayey, heavy minerals, fossiliferous at base, organic-rich zones, occasional sandy clay beds. 140.5-315 ft. Hawthorn Group 140.5 206.5 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Predominantly dolomite with clay, and quartz sand, Quartz sand, light olive-gray, fine to coarse, poor induration, clayey, dolomitic to calcare- ous, phosphatic. Clay, light olive-gray, poor induration, sandy, dolomitic to calcareous. Dolomite, light olive-gray, poor induration, sandy, clayey, phosphatic. 206.5 282.5 ft. Marks Head Formation Interbedded dolomite, sand and clay. Dolomite, yellowish gray, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration. Quartz sand, yellowish gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, fine to coarse, poor to moderate indura- tion. Clay, olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. 282.5-315 ft. Penney Farms Formation Dolomite with sand and clay. Quartz sand, light olive-gray, to olive-gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, very fine to coarse, poor induration. Dolo- mite, yellowish gray to olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey in zones, mollusk molds, poor to good induration. 315-332 ft. Ocala Group 315-332 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-10489 Owner: Dupont Corporation Driller: Florida Geological Survey T5S R23E S19 1/4 dbbd Surface Elevation: 206' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Dupont #2 Date Drilled: 6/68 County: Clay Lat/Long: 30002'47"/82002'02" Core TD: 145.5' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: C.W. Hendry, Jr. Date: 1968,1984 & T. Scott 0 143 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to coarse-grained, unconsolidated to poorly indurated, nonclayey to clayey, trace to abundant heavy minerals. 143- 145.5 ft. Hawthorn Group (?) 143- 145.5 ft. Charlton Member(?)/Coosawhatchie Formation(?) Clay and fossil moldic dolomite. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-13769 Core Name: Harris #1 Owner: Mr. Harris Date Drilled: 12/77 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Clay T6S R25E S7 1/4 cd Lat/Long: 29059'02"/81050'03" Surface Elevation: 97' Core TD: 319' Geophysical Logs Available: G,E,C STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1978 0- 60 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, unconsolidated to poorly indu- rated, nonclayey to clayey, trace heavy minerals. 60 302 ft. Hawthorn Group 60- 171 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Predominantly quartz sand with clay and dolomite beds. Quartz sand, light olive-gray, fine to coarse, poor induration, clayey, dolomitic to calcareous, phosphatic. Clay, light olive-gray, poor induration, sandy, dolomitic to calcareous. Dolomite, light olive-gray, poor induration, sandy, clayey, phosphatic. 171- 215 ft. Marks Head Formation Interbedded dolomite, sand and clay. Dolomite, yellowish gray, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration, Quartz sand, yellowish gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, fine to coarse, poor to moderate indura- tion. Clay, olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Dolomite is most abundant. 215-302 ft. Penney Farms Formation Predominantly sand and clay with dolomite in upper member. Predomi- nantly dolomite with sand and clay in lower member. Quartz sand, light olive-gray, to olive-gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, very fine to coarse, poor induration. Clay, light olive gray to olive, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Dolomite, yellowish gray to olive-gray, Sandy, phosphatic, clayey in zones, mollusk molds, poor to good indura- Stion. 302 319 ft. Ocala Group 302-319 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous, moderately recrystallized. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-14179 Core Name: Longbranch #1 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Date Drilled: 1/79 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Clay T4S R23E S16 1/4 aad Lat/Long: 30008'55"/82000'26" Surface Elevation: 86' Core TD: 320' Geophysical Logs Available: G STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1979 0 40 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, clay, and clayey sand with trace of heavy minerals. 40 292 ft. Hawthorn Group 40 68 ft. Charlton Member/Coosawhatchie Formation Clayey sand and sandy clay with calcilutite matrix. Limestone, sandy, clayey with mollusk molds. Limestone is predominant. 68- 142 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Undifferentiated Predominantly quartz sand with clay, and dolomite beds. Quartz sand, light olive-gray, fine to coarse, poor induration, clayey, dolomitic to calcareous, phosphatic. Clay, light olive-gray, poor induration, sandy, dolomitic to calcareous. Dolomite, light olive-gray, poor induration, sandy, clayey, phosphatic. 142- 224 ft. Marks Head Formation Interbedded dolomite, sand and clay. Dolomite, yellowish gray to light gray, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration. Quartz sand, yellowish gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, fine to coarse, poor to moderate induration. Clay, olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. 224 292 ft. Penney Farms Formation Predominantly sand and clay in upper member. Predominantly dolomite with sand in lower member. Quartz sand, light olive-gray, to olive-gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, very fine to coarse, poor induration. Clay, light olive-gray to olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Dolomite, yellowish gray to olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey in zones, mollusk molds, poor to good induration. 292- 320 ft. Ocala Group 292 320 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous, Bryozoan facies, moderately recrystallized. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-14193 Owner: Mr. Philips Driller: Florida Geological Survey T4S R25E S13 1/4 bac Surface Elevation: 50' Geophysical Logs Available: C,G,E Core Name: Fox Meadows #1 Date Drilled: 2/79 County: Clay Lat/Long: 30009'06"/81045'37" Core TD: 357' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1979 0 70 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, unconsolidated rated, nonclayey to clayey, trace heavy minerals, sandy, and limestone at base, fossiliferous. 70- 325 ft. to poorly indu- clayey shell bed Hawthorn Group 70- 180 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Predominantly quartz sand with clay, limestone and dolomite beds. Quartz sand, light olive-gray, fine to coarse, poor induration, clayey, dolomitic to calcareous, phosphatic. Clay, light olive-gray, poor indura- tion, sandy, dolomitic to calcareous. Dolomite, light olive-gray, poor indu- ration, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, varies to calcilutite in very thin beds, finely crystalline to microcrystalline. 180 236 ft. Marks Head Formation Interbedded dolomite, sand and clay. Dolomite, yellowish gray, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration, microcrystalline to very fine. Quartz sand, yellowish gray to olive-gray, clayey, dolomitic, phos- phatic, fine to coarse, poor to moderate induration. Clay, olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Few thin limestone beds. 236 325 ft. Penney Farms Formation Predominantly sand and clay with dolomite in upper member. Predomi- nantly dolomite with sand and clay in lower member. Quartz sand, light olive-gray, to olive-gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, very fine to coarse, poor induration. Clay, light olive-gray to olive-gray, sandy, phos- phatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Dolomite, yellowish gray to olive- gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey in zones, mollusk molds, poor to good induration, microcrystalline. 325 357 ft. Ocala Group 325-357 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-14219 Core Name: Jennings #1 Owner: Mr. Jennings Date Drilled: 3/79 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Clay T4S R24E S27 114 ddd Lat/Long: 30006'55"/81052'57" Surface Elevation: 90' Core TD: 492' Geophysical Logs Available: E,G,C STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1979 0- 60 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, unconsolidated to poorly indu- rated, nonclayey to clayey, trace heavy minerals, fossiliferous at base. 60 430 ft. Hawthorn Group 60 179 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Predominantly quartz sand with clay, limestone and dolomite beds. Quartz sand, light olive-gray, fine to coarse, poor induration, clayey, dolomitic to calcareous, phosphatic. Clay, light olive-gray, poor indura- tion, sandy, dolomitic to calcilutite. Dolomite, light olive-gray, poor indu- ration, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, varies to calcilutite. 179- 280 ft. Marks Head Formation Interbedded dolomite, sand and clay. Dolomite, yellowish gray, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration. Quartz sand, yellowish gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, fine to coarse, poor to moderate indura- tion. Clay, olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. 280 430 ft. Penney Farms Formation Predominantly sand and clay with dolomite in upper member. Predomi- nantly dolomite with sand and clay in lower member. Quartz sand, light olive-gray to olive-gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, very fine to coarse, poor induration. Clay, light olive-gray to olive-gray, sandy, phos- phatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Dolomite, yellowish gray to olive- gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey in zones, mollusk molds, poor to good induration. 430 492 ft. Ocala Group 430- 492 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, grainstone to wackestone, fossiliferous. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-14301 Core Name: Valldejul #1 Owner: Mr. Valldejul Date Drilled: 7/79 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Clay T7S R24E S20 1/4 cbc Lat/Long: 29052'04"/81055'16" Surface Elevation: 165' Core TD: 252' Geophysical Logs Available: G STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1979 - 80 ft. Undifferentiated Sand, white to dark yellowish brown, fine- to medium-grained, non- clayey to clayey, minor phosphate near base, unconsolidated to poor induration. 80 229 ft. Hawthorn Group 80- 143 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Predominantly sand with dolomite beds. Sand, light olive-gray to olive- gray, fine- to coarse-grained, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor indura- tion. Dolomite, yellowish gray, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, moderate induration, few fossil molds. 143- 157 ft. Marks Head Formation Dolomite and sand. Dolomite, light gray, sandy, phosphatic, moderate induration. Some sand, light olive-gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor induration. 157- 229 ft. Penney Farms Formation Sand and clay in upper portion, dolomite dominant in lower part. Sand, olive-gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor induration. Clay, olive- gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Dolomite, light gray to olive-gray, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, moderate to good indura- tion, few fossil molds. 229 252 ft. Ocala Group 229-252 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, calcarenitic with calcilutite matrix. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-14476 Core Name: Kuhrt #1 Owner: Mr. Kuhrt Date Drilled: 1/80 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Clay T6S R26E S17 1/4 bba Lat/Long: 29058'58"/81043'25" Surface Elevation: 62' Core TD: 425' Geophysical Logs Available: G STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott & Date: 1980 B.A. Reik 0- 114 ft. Undifferentiated Sand, clay and shell beds. Quartz sand, 0-65 ft., yellowish brown to light olive-gray, fine- to medium-grained, variably clayey, silty, unconsoli- dated to poorly indurated. Shell beds, 65-114 ft., with interbedded sand and clay. Shell beds, light olive-gray, sandy, clayey, minor phos- phate, mollusk-rich. Sand as O- 65 ft. Clay, olive-gray, sand, calcareous, fossiliferous, poor induration. 114 403 ft. Hawthorn Group 114-235 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Interbedded dolomite and sand, dolomite most abundant in upper por- tion, sand in lower part. Dolomite, yellowish gray, variably sandy to 50 percent, clayey to nonclayey, phosphatic, occasional fossil molds, poor to good induration. Sand, yellowish gray to light olive-gray, fine- to medium-grained, phosphatic, clayey, dolomitic, poor induration. Few clay beds. Clay, light olive-gray to olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, variably dolomitic, poor induration. 235- 293 ft. Marks Head Formation Interbedded dolomite, clay and sand. Dolomite, yellowish brown to gray- ish brown, sandy, variably clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration, fossil molds. Clay, grayish olive to light olive-gray, silty, sandy, phos- phatic, dolomitic, poor induration. Sand, light olive-gray to moderate brown, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration. 293- 403 ft. Penney Farms Formation Dolomite, clay and sand. Dolomite most common in lower portion. Dolo- mite, light olive-gray to yellowish gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey, zones of clay clasts, brecciated zones, mollusk molds, poor to good induration. Dolomite grades into limestone in scattered zones. Clay, olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic and dolomitic, poor to moderate induration. Sand, fine- to coarse-grained, dark yellowish brown to light olive-gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration. 68 INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 69 403- 425 ft. Ocala Group 403 425 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, calcarenite with calcilitute matrix, moderate to good indura- tion, medium to high recrystallization, abundant fossils, foraminifera, bryozoans, mollusks, fossil molds. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-14521 Core Name: Ms. J. #1 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Date Drilled: 2/80 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: Clay T7S R26E S36 1/4 ccc Lat/Long: 29050'29"/81039'48" Surface Elevation: 80' Core TD: 385' Geophysical Logs Available: G STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott & Date: 1982 B.A. Reik 0- 140 ft. Undifferentiated Quartz sand, 0-55 ft., yellowish brown to moderate brown, clayey, fine- to medium-grained, poor induration. Interbedded, clayey, calcare- ous, quartz sand and sandy, calcareous clay; 55-140 ft., abundant fossils, varies to very sandy, clayey shell bed. 140- 353 ft. Hawthorn Group 140 147 ft. Charlton Member/Coosawhatchie Formation Dolomite, grayish yellow, very sandy, slightly phosphatic, abundant fos- sil molds, moderate induration. 147 215 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Undifferentiated Interbedded dolomite and sand with scattered clay beds, more dolomite in upper portion. Dolomite, yellowish gray to very light orange, sandy, phosphatic, clayey, fossil molds, moderate induration. Quartz sand, yel- lowish gray to light olive-gray, fine- to medium-grained, clayey, dolo- mitic, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration. Clay, olive-gray, dolo- mitic, moderate induration. 215 274 ft. Marks Head Formation Clay with interbedded dolomite and sand. Clay, olive-gray, sandy, phos- phatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Dolomite, olive-gray to light olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey, moderate to good induration. Sand, olive-gray to grayish olive, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, moder- ate induration. 274 353 ft. Penney Farms Formation Upper portion predominantly sand with clay interbeds. Lower portion predominantly dolomite with sand beds. Quartz sand, olive-gray to dark yellowish brown, dolomitic, phosphatic and clayey, moderate to good induration. Clay, dark yellowish brown to olive-gray, sandy, dolomitic, phosphatic, moderate induration. Dolomite, yellowish gray to olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey, moderate to good induration. 70 INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 71 353 385 ft. Ocala Group 353 385 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, white to light gray, calcarenite, calcilutite matrix, moderate induration, low to high recrystallization, abundant fossils, foraminifera, mollusks, Bryozoans. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-14003 Owner: SWFWMD Driller: Pridgen and Davis T49S R26E S3 1/4 ab Surface Elevation: 13' Core Name: Collier County B-5 Date Drilled: 9/78 County: Collier Lat/Long: 26014'27"/82042'01" Core TD: 180' Geophysical Logs Available: R,T,N,G STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: P. Bond 0-8 ft. Date: 1984 No Samples 8- 16 ft. Undifferentiated Sand and Clayey Sand White to light gray to very pale orange, poorly indurated, clayey sand. 16 86 ft. Tamiami Formation White to very light gray, moldic, poorly to moderately indurated, calcare- ous mud underlain by white to very light gray, moderately well indurated, shelly or moldic limestone. Phosphate is present in trace amounts. 86- 180 ft. Hawthorn Group Undifferentiated Very pale orange to yellowish gray, poorly indurated, calcareous sand interbedded with white to medium gray, well to moderately indurated limestone which is shelly or sandy and contains trace phosphate. They are underlain by pinkish gray to yellowish gray or white, poorly indurated to unconsolidated sand which contains shell layers and trace phosphate. 72 INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-14302 Core Name: Collier County B-6 Owner: SWFWMD Date Drilled: 9/78 Driller: Pridgen and Davis County: Collier T48S R26E S30 1/4 aca Lat/Long: 26016'20"/82045'08" Surface Elevation: 12' Core TD: 172' Geophysical Logs Available: R,T,N,G STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: P. Bond Date: 1984 0- 10 ft. No Samples 10-172 ft. Hawthorn Group Undifferentiated Very pale orange to yellowish gray, unconsolidated to poorly indurated limestone, 10-65 ft. At the lowest part of this interval, thin, white to very pale orange, well indurated, moldic limestone occurs. This interval generally contains trace amounts of phosphate with one 5-foot interval containing appreciable, coarse-grained phosphate. White to very light gray to yellowish gray, poorly-sorted, plastic unit consisting of quartz sand to granules as well as phosphate grains in a calcareous mud matrix (65- 172 ft.), underlain by a white to very pale orange, well indurated, shelly limestone which is in turn underlain by white to yellowish gray, poorly indurated, calcareous, quartz sand. The lower part of the interval consists of white to very pale yellow dolosilts with phosphate, yellowish to light olive-gray, calcareous to dolomitic clay containing sand, phos- phate and shell and white to very light gray, calcareous, poorly indurated, calcareous mud with minor sand and phosphate grains. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-15274 Owner: SWFWMD Driller: Prigden and Davis T49S R26E S12 1/4 ac Surface Elevation: 12' Geophysical Logs Available: R,T,N,i Core Name: Collier County B-7 Date Drilled: 9/78 County: Collier Lat/Long: 26012'42"/82046'03" Core TD: 180' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: P. Bond 0-10 ft. Date: 1984 No Samples 10 92 ft. Tamiami Formation The upper portion of this interval is composed of poorly indurated, very pale orange, sandy, calcareous mud with minor shell fragments and phosphate grains. The lower 50 ft. of this interval is composed of lime- stone which varies from well indurated, moldic, fossiliferous limestone to white, shelly, sandy limestone, poorly indurated shell hash and poorly indurated, calcareous mud. 92- 180 ft. Hawthorn Group Undifferentiated Unconsolidated, very pale orange to very light gray or yellowish gray, calcareous sand containing trace phosphate and minor shell is underlain by white to very light gray, fossiliferous, moldic, moderately indurated, sandy limestone, with minor calcareous mud. Just beneath this interval is a thin, phosphatic, slightly shelly, moldic sand to clayey sand. The lowest part of this interval is composed of light olive-gray, sandy clay, poorly consolidated to moderately well indurated. Clay is calcareous and contains trace phosphate. Some intervals are extremely shelly. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-15275 Owner: SWFWMD Driller: Pridgen and Davis T49S R25E S36 1/4 cd Surface Elevation: 10' Geophysical Logs Available: R,T,N,i Core Name: Collier County B-8 Date Drilled: 9/78 County: Collier Lat!Long: 26009'18"/81045'33" Core TD: 120' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: P. Bond 0-10 ft. Date: 1984 No Samples 10 90 ft. Tamiami Formation Pale orange to light gray, fossiliferous, well indurated limestone underlain by white to very light gray, sandy limestone which may vary in induration from poorly to well indurated. These rocks are underlain by calcareous, poorly indurated, white to very light gray sand and sandy limestone which are very light gray to yellowish gray and include some well indu- rated shell hash. 90- 120 ft. Hawthorn Group Undifferentiated Yellowish gray to very light gray, poorly indurated, calcareous sand underlain by white to light gray, moldic, shelly limestone. These rocks are underlain by very pale orange to very light gray, calcareous, poorly indu- rated sand and very light gray, well indurated, moldic, dolomitic sand- stone. A trace of phosphate is in this interval. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-15557 Owner: GAC Realty Trust Driller: Florida Geological Survey T48S R27E S23 1/4 ca Surface Elevation: 25' Geophysical Logs Available: G,N,E Core Name: Janet #1 Date Drilled: 10/82 County: Collier Lat/Long: 26017'09"/81035'35" Core TD: 352' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: P. Bond & M. Knapp Date: 1984 0- 15 ft. Undifferentiated Sand and Shell Grayish orange to yellowish orange, unconsolidated sand containing 2-10 percent calcilutite. A poorly indurated white to grayish brown shell layer comprises the lower 5 ft. of this interval. 15-35 ft. Tamiami Formation Light orange to grayish brown to white limestone which varies from poorly indurated to well indurated. Accessory quartz sand varies from 2- 10 percent and fossil molds and fragments are common. 35-352 ft. Hawthorn Group Undifferentiated Calcareous clay lying above interbedded, poorly indurated, yellowish gray silt; poorly indurated, yellowish gray dolomite; white to light gray or orange, variably indurated limestone; unconsolidated shell beds; uncon- solidated to poorly indurated sand; moderately indurated sandstone; and light orange to light gray, variably indurated dolostone. 76 INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-7171 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Driller: Florida Geological Survey T1N R16E S10 1/4 aa Surface Elevation: 110' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: Suwannee River #1 Date Drilled: County: Columbia Lat/Long: 30030'36"/82042'39" Core TD: 166' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: R. Hoenstine & R. Colton Date: 1974 0-8 ft. Undifferentiated Sand and Clay Unconsolidated to poorly indurated, white to grayish brown, clayey, quartz sand. 8- 165 ft. Hawthorn Group Undifferentiated Moderately to well indurated, light gray to greenish gray, phosphatic, clayey, vugular dolostone. Intervals of clay, sand, and chert present. 165-166 ft. Suwannee Limestone Well indurated, light orange, crystalline, recrystallized, fossiliferous lime- stone. Fossils present include foraminifera. 77 BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-13809 Owner: U.S. Forest Service Driller: Florida Geological Survey T2S R17E S11 1/4 bba Surface Elevation: 120' Geophysical Logs Available: G Core Name: Osceola Natl. Forest #1 Date Drilled: 1978 County: Columbia Lat/Long: 30020'13"/82035'08" Core TD: 227' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott 0-27 ft. Date: 1982 No Samples 27 178 ft. Hawthorn Group Undifferentiated Interbedded quartz sand, clay and dolomite. Quartz sand, fine- to coarse- grained, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor induration. Clay, sandy, dolomitic, phosphatic, silty, poor to moderate induration. Dolomite, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, poor to good induration. Occasional fossil molds. 178 227 ft. Ocala Group 178 227 ft. Crystal River Formation Limestone, packstone, poor to good induration, fossiliferous. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-15162 Owner: U.S. Forest Service Driller: U.S. Geological Survey T2S R17E S23 1/4 dc Surface Elevation: 135' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: ONF #3, Schuter #1 Date Drilled: 2/76 County: Columbia Lat/Long: 30018'23"/82035'13" Core TD: 167.5' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott 0-23 ft. 23 164 ft. Date: 1982 No Samples Hawthorn Group 23 69 ft. Coosawhatchie Formation Dolomite, light olive-gray, poor induration, sandy, clayey, phosphatic. Quartz sand, light olive-gray, fine to coarse, poor induration, clayey, dolomitic to calcareous, phosphatic. Clay, light olive-gray, poor indura- tion, sandy, dolomitic, calcareous. 69 96 ft. Marks Head Formation Interbedded sand and clay. Quartz sand, yellowish gray, clayey, dolo- mitic, phosphatic, fine to coarse, poor to moderate induration. Clay, yellowish gray to olive-gray, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. 96- 164 ft. Penney Farms Formation Predominantly sand and clay with dolomite in upper member, predomi- nantly dolomite with sand and clay in lower member. Quartz sand, light olive-gray to olive-gray, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, very. fine to coarse, poor induration. Clay, light olive-gray to olive-gray, sandy, phos- phatic, dolomitic, moderate induration. Dolomite, yellowish gray to olive- gray, sandy, phosphatic, clayey in zones, mollusk molds, poor to good induration. 164- 167.5 ft. Suwannee Limestone Limestone, grainstone to packstone, good induration, grayish brown, fossiliferous. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-12050 Core Name: Houghland #1-Ct Owner: Florida Geological Survey Date Drilled: 10/73 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: DeSoto T38S R26E S16 1/4 da Lat/Long: 27010'00"/81043'11" Surface Elevation: 62' Core TD: 600' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: T. Scott Date: 1982 0-21 ft. Undifferentiated Sand Quartz sand, very-fine- to medium-grained, unconsolidated to poor indu- ration, clayey, white, grayish brown. 21-582 ft. Hawthorn Group 21 159 ft. Peace River Formation Predominantly plastic sediments. Quartz sand, very-fine- to very-coarse- grained, clayey, dolomitic, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration, grayish brown to olive-gray. Clay, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic, poor to good induration, variable to limestone. 159- 259 ft. Upper Member/Arcadia Formation Predominantly carbonate, variable from dolomite to limestone, sandy, clayey, phosphatic, yellowish gray to light olive-gray, poor to good indu- ration. Quartz sand, fine- to medium-grained, calcareous to dolomitic, clayey, phosphatic, poor to moderate induration, light gray to light olive- gray. Clay, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic to calcareous, poor to moderate induration, yellowish gray to light olive-gray. 259 365 ft. Tampa Member/Arcadia Formation Predominantly limestone with some dolomite (minor), sandy, clayey, slightly phosphatic, white to yellowish gray, poor to moderate indura- tion, fine-grained. Thin sand and clay as in upper member. 356 582 ft. Nocatee Member/Arcadia Formation Predominantly quartz sand and clay. Quartz sand, clayey, phosphatic, dolomitic to calcareous, fine- to medium-grained, poor induration, yel- lowish gray to light olive-gray. Clay, sandy, phosphatic, dolomitic to calcareous, poor to moderate induration, yellowish gray to light olive- gray. Carbonate as in upper member. 582 600 ft. Suwannee Limestone Limestone, wackestone to packstone, moderate induration, medium recrystallization, white, fossiliferous. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-12236 Core Name: DeSoto #1 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Date Drilled: 3/74 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: DeSoto T37S R25E S5 1/4 cad Lat/Long: 27017'15"/81049'55" Surface Elevation: 68' Core TD: 104' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell & Date: 1984 P. MacGill 0 22 ft. Surficial Sands and Clay Quartz sand, very light orange to dark yellowish brown, intergranular porosity, nonindurated to poorly indurated, clay cement 8 12 percent in lower 6 ft. of interval, grain size medium to fine, size range fine to coarse, angular to subangular, organic and some peat, 20 percent hematite at 6 17.8 ft., trace heavy minerals, manganese-oxide-stained. 22-104 ft. Hawthorn Group 22 99 ft. Peace River Formation Predominantly quartz sand and clay. Quartz sand, dark yellowish brown, grayish orange, light olive-gray, intergranular porosity, clay cement (10-30 percent), poor induration, fine- to coarse-grained, size range fine to gravel, rounded, phosphate sandy 1-25 percent, phosphate gravel 0-25 percent, laminated, some mineral oxide and trace heavy minerals. Clay, very light orange, light olive-gray, intergranular porosity, poor to moderate induration, clay and calcilutite cement, some clay beds, plastic, variably laminated and bioturbated, variably quartz sandy (0 20 percent), variably phosphate sandy (3-20 percent), some phosphate gravel, calcilutite (0-20 percent). 99-104 ft. Arcadia Formation Dolomite and limestone, very light orange, very light gray, intergranular, intragranular, and moldic porosity, good induration, dolomite and calcilu- tite cement, cryptocrystalline to microcrystalline, grain type: anhedral dolomite grains, calcilutite, skeletal, slightly clayey, quartz and phos- phate sandy (5-10 percent), molluscs. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-12237 Core Name: DeSoto #2 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Date Drilled: 3/74 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: DeSoto T38S R24E S23 1/4 add Lat/Long: 27009'25"/81 52'47" Surface Elevation: 53' Core TD: 137' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell & Date: 1984 P. MacGill 0-20 ft. Surficial Sands Quartz sand, very light orange, grayish brown, blackish red, nonindura- ted to poorly indurated, clay and iron cement, very-fine- to medium- grained, subangular, organic-rich in upper 7 feet, trace mineral oxide, 10- 15 ft., iron cement (50 percent), clayey in lower part (15 20 per- cent), trace phosphate sand, laminated, bioturbated. 20 137 ft. Hawthorn Group 20- 52 ft. Peace River Formation Quartz sand, yellowish green, intergranular porosity, poor induration, clay cement, bioturbated, laminated, phosphate sandy, up to 5 percent phosphate gravel, clay 15- 20 percent. 52- 137 ft. Arcadia Formation Dolomite 52- 90 ft., very light orange, yellowish gray, moldic and inter- granular porosity, dolomite and sparry calcite cement, good induration, moderate alteration, anhedral to euhedral, microcrystalline, quartz sandy 10 20 percent), phosphate sandy (10 20 percent), sparry calcite 15 percent, clay 10 percent, lowermost 2 feet with burrowed thin calcilutite layers. Limestone 90- 137 ft., very light orange, yellowish gray, inter- granular and moldic porosity, grain size cryptocrystalline, range crypto- crystalline to gravel, grain type calcilutite, skeletal, intraclast, allochems 0-50 percent, moderate to good induration, calcilutite and dolomite cement, variable quartz sandy (0- 10 percent), some intervals very silty (20-45 percent), phosphate sandy (10- 15 percent), phosphate gravel up to 10 percent, clayey to very clayey, grades into clay at 109 113 ft. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-12242 Core Name: DeSoto #3 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Date Drilled: 4/74 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: DeSoto T38S R25E S27 1/4 da Lat/Long: 27008'30"/81048'20" Surface Elevation: 51' Core TD; 118' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell & Date: 1984 P. MacGill 0-7 ft. Surficial Sand and Shell Quartz sand, very light orange, dark grayish yellow, intergranular poros- ity, fine-grained, range very fine to medium, nonindurated, angular to subangular, some organic in upper part, iron-stained in part, clay 1 15 percent. Limestone 4.3-7.0 ft., yellowish gray, intergranular porosity, grain type biogenic, skeletal, crystal size range cryptocrystalline to gravel, 40 percent allochems, moderately indurated, clay and sparry cement, 40 percent quartz sand, 30 percent sparry calcite, 50 percent clay, molluscs. 7-118 ft. Hawthorn Group 7-62 ft. Peace River Formation Quartz sand and clay, yellowish gray, intergranular porosity, nonindura- ted (sand) to poorly indurated (clay), fine- to coarse-grained, size range fine to gravel, 9- 17.5 ft. phosphate gravel 50 percent and phosphate sand 30 percent, remainder of interval variably phosphate sandy (2-20 percent), phosphate gravelly (0-20 percent), clayey (0 20 percent); 43- 62 ft. is clay (silty calcilutite, plastic), molluscs. 62 118 ft. Arcadia Formation Predominantly limestone, variable to dolomite, sand from 81-90 ft. Limestone, very light orange, yellowish gray, moldic, intergranular poros- ity, poor to good induration, clay, calcilutite, and sparry calcite cement, grain size fine to coarse, size range fine to granule, grain types intraclast, skeletal, calcilutite, 8-80 percent allochems, quartz sandy (5- 15 per- cent), phosphate sandy (2-18 percent), cement 5-15 percent, mol- luscs, Bryozoa, pelecypods, gastropods and barnacles; 108.5- 118 ft. dolomite, olive-gray, intergranular porosity, dolomite and calcilutite cement, low alteration, anhedral, cryptocrystalline, slightly clayey and quartz sandy, 15 percent phosphate sand. 83 BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-12243 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Driller: Florida Geological Survey T39S R24E S18 1/4 dcb Surface Elevation: 42' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: DeSoto #4 Date Drilled: 4/74 County: DeSoto Lat/Long: 27005'15"/81 56'50" Core TD: 72' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 P. MacGill 0-21 ft. Surficial Sand Quartz sand, light orange, light gray, intergranular porosity, poorly to nonindurated, clay and iron cement, medium-grained, organic in upper part, iron-stained, clayey, trace phosphate sand. 21-72 ft. Hawthorn Group 21 -66 ft. Peace River Formation Primarily quartz sand, some dolomite below 55 ft., white to olive-gray, primarily poor to rare good induration, clay and dolomite cement, quartz sandy, phosphatic, clayey, bioturbated, molluscs. 66- 72 ft. Arcadia Formation Dolomite, pale yellowish orange, very pale orange, moderate to good induration, dolomite cement, intergranular to moldic porosity, quartz sandy to very quartz sandy, phosphatic to very phosphatic. Interval is Arcadia lithology but pick is uncertain due to thin interval penetrated. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-12244 Core Name: DeSoto #5 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Date Drilled: 4/74 Driller: Florida Geological Survey County: DeSoto T39S R23E S3 1/4 ccb Lat/Long: 27007'00"/81 59'57" Surface Elevation: 36' Core TD: 80' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell and Date: 1984 P. MacGill 0-26 ft. Surficial Sand White, light yellowish orange, yellow-gray, brown, intergranular poros- ity, nonindurated, fine- to medium-grained, range fine to gravel, suban- gular, some iron-stained, slightly clayey. 26 80 ft. Hawthorn Group 26- 58 ft. Peace River Formation Quartz and phosphate sand, yellowish gray, light olive-green, intergranu- lar porosity, poor induration, clay cement, grain size fine to medium, range fine to gravel, quartz sand, angular, phosphate sand and gravel (1 -30 percent) increasing downward. Clay, 15 percent, bioturbated. 58 80 ft. Arcadia Formation Limestone, dolomite and clay. Limestone, very light orange, yellowish gray, intergranular porosity, grain type calcilutite and cryptocrystalline, moderate to good induration, calcilutite and dolomite cement, no allo- chems, clayey (3-20 percent), quartz silty and sandy (3-30 percent), trace mica, bioturbated. Clay, olive-green, plastic, moderate induration. Dolomite, very light orange, intergranular, moldic and vugular porosity, slightly altered, anhedral, grain size very fine, range microcrystalline to very fine, moderate induration, organic and calcilutite cement, quartz sandy (15 percent), phosphate sandy (10 percent), becomes less calcareous and indurated and more quartz sandy with depth. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-12245 Owner: Florida Geological Survey Driller: Florida Geological Survey T38S R23E S1 1/4 aba Surface Elevation: 43' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: DeSoto #6 Date Drilled: 4/74 County: DeSoto Lat/Long: 27012'15"/81 058'37" Core TD: 90' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell & P. MacGill Date: 1984 0- 10 ft. Surficial Sand Quartz sand, white, dark red, brown, intergranular porosity, nonindura- ted to poorly indurated, iron cement, fine-grained, range fine to coarse, angular in upper 3 ft., subangular to rounded in remainder, organic in upper part, 2 percent clay in lower part. 10 90 ft. Hawthorn Group 10 90 ft. Peace River Formation Quartz sand, limestone, dolomite and clay. Quartz sand, very light orange, yellow-gray, intergranular porosity, medium- to fine-grained, range fine to coarse, angular to rounded, nonindurated, clayey, phos- phate sandy and gravelly. Limestone, yellowish gray, intergranular poros- ity, calcilutite, no allochems, poorly indurated, calcilutite and clay cement, 40 percent phosphate gravel, 15 percent silt, 10 percent clay. Dolomite, yellowish gray, very light orange, intergranular, moldic, vugu- lar porosity, low to medium alternation, anhedral to subhedral grains, microcrystalline, good induration, dolomite, calcilutite cement, quartz sandy to very sandy, 3.5 percent phosphate sand, molluscs at base of interval. Clay, yellow-gray, moderately indurated, quartz sandy and silty. INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 103 Accession No.: W-12311 Core Name: DeSoto #7 Owner: Tropical River Groves/L. Date Drilled: 6/74 Honea County: DeSoto Driller: Florida Geological Survey Lat/Long: 27013'30"/81035'28" T37S R27E S26 1/4 cdcc Core TD: 172' Surface Elevation: 83' Geophysical Logs Available: STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell & Date: 1984 P. MacGill 0-22.5 ft. Surficial Sand Quartz sand, white, medium brown, black, intergranular porosity, nonin- durated, fine-grained, range fine to medium, angular, 2 percent clay, trace iron-stain except upper 5 feet. 22.5-172 ft. Hawthorn Group 22.5-155 ft. Peace River Formation Interbedded quartz sand, clay, limestone and thin dolomite beds. Quartz sand, white, light olive-gray, medium brown, intergranular porosity, non- indurated to poorly indurated, clay cement, fine-grained, range fine to gravel, angular to rounded, slightly phosphate sandy, very phosphate gravelly (30 percent) at 24-26 ft., slightly to very clayey, some mol- luscs. Clay, light olive-gray, olive-gray, intergranular and unobservable porosity, medium to poor induration, clay cement, plastic, laminated, some interbedded with thin sand beds, slightly to very quartz sandy, upper beds slightly phosphatic, some molluscs. Limestone, yellowish gray, shell hash, very clayey, some lenses of clay, clay 30 percent, quartz sand 15 percent, poor induration. Dolomite, medium dark gray, intergran- ular porosity, good induration, dolomite and calcilutite cement, poorly altered, anhedral, microcrystalline, quartz sandy (10 percent). 155- 172 ft. Arcadia Formation Limestone and dolomite, very light orange, intergranular, moldic and vugular porosity, dolomite and calcilutite cement, moderate to good indu- ration. 25 percent phosphate gravel, 10-15 percent quartz sand, 10 percent clay, molluscs. Dolomite is limy, anhedral, very-fine-grained. Limestone is dolomitic, calcilutite and skeletal grains, 25 percent allo- chems. BUREAU OF GEOLOGY Accession No.: W-12312 Owner: Montgomery Ranch/J. Smith Driller: Florida Geological Survey T39S R27E S24 1/4 abbd Surface Elevation: 75' Geophysical Logs Available: Core Name: DeSoto #8 Date Drilled: 6/74 County: DeSoto Lat/Long: 27004'05"/81 33'56" Core TD: 96' STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Described by: K. Campbell & P. MacGill Date: 1984 0- 15 ft. Surficial Sand Quartz sand, very light orange, intergranular porosity, nonindurated, medium-grained, slightly clayey, iron-stained. 15-96 ft. Hawthorn Group 15- 83 ft. Peace River Formation Predominantly quartz sand, some thin clay beds. Sand, white, yellow, gray, medium brown, intergranular porosity, nonindurated to poorly indu- rated, clay cement where indurated, grain size variable very fine to coarse, variably clayey, quartz sandy, phosphate sandy and gravelly and calcilutitic, mollusc and echinoid fragments abundant, some phospha- tized. 83- 96 ft. Upper Member/Arcadia Formation Dolomite and limestone, very light orange, white, intergranular and moldic porosity, good induration, calcilutite, dolomite, and sparry calcite cement, clayey and to very clayey, slightly quartz sandy and phosphatic, upper surface phosphatized, molluscs. 88 |
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