Osgood and Brassfield Formations
Osgood and Brassfield formations are fossiliferous rocks.
They have good shale outcrops and are good for sites for farm
ponds. These rocks have gently to moderately steep slopes.
Small sinkholes are common on upland terraces. Shaly parts
of the rock are impermeable. Osgood and Brassfield Formations
are not good for cesspools and septic tanks. They are poor
foundation material for buildings and roads. Excavating
is necessary for more solid bedrock.
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[Bardstown] [Alluvium]
[Lacustrine] [Louisville
Limestone]
[Waldron Shale] [Laurel]
[Osgood and Brassfield]
[Saluda Dolomite] [Rowland]
[Great Lake Limestone]
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