NJGS - Bulletin 61-I. The Cretaceous Fossils of NJ - State of New ...

22 . CRETACEOUS FOSSILS
8. Matawan, Monmouth County, N. J.
8a. Along west bank of Matawan Creek, north of town of Mata-
wan (Weller)
8b. Small ravine tributary to Cheesequake Creek, two miles
northwest of Matawan (Weller).
9. Lorillard, pits east of Keyport, Monmouth County, N. J. Lower
part of pit (Weller).
10. Jamesburg, Middlesex County, N. J.
10a. 3.5 miles a little north of east of Jamesburg on Matchaponix
Brook (Weller)
lob. 3 milcs east of Jamesburg on side of road (Weller)
100. First railroad cut 1 mile south of Lower Jamesburg st&
tion (Weller)
11. Yardville, Mercer County, N.J. Exposures in bed of small trih-
butary of Doctors Creek.
12. Bordentown, Burlington County, N. J. (Exact locality not re-
corded).
12a. Church pit, two miles southwest of town. This pit is now
abandoned.
13. Burlington, Burlington County, N. J. (Exact locality not
given).
14. "Burlington County"
15. Lenola, Burlington County, N. J. Reeves clay pit on north hank
of Pensauken Creek. Weller reported a very extensive fauna from this
locality. It is very close to the present Graham brickyard at Maple
Shade (locality 16).
'16. Maple Shade, Burlington Count,y, N. J. Graham brickyard,
near junction of Main Street and Route 73. During recent years an ex-
cellent Merchantville fauna has been obtained from this pit.
17. Merchantville, Camden County, N. J. Railroad cut just east of
Merchantville (Weller) .
WOODBURY FORMATION
*18. Lorillard, east of Keyport, Ifonmouth County, N. J. Mmy fos-
sils were obtained here by \\Teller and other early collectors. At the pre-
sent time only poorly preserved impressions can be found near the
south end of the pit.
19. Matawan, Monmouth County, N. J. Fury brickyard, east of
Matawan (Weller).
20. Crosswieks, Burlington County, N. J.
*20a. J. Braislin and Son's clay pits on Crosswicks Creek half a
mile west of Crosswicks (Weller). Later operated by Franklin Brick
Company. (A few fossils found during recent years).
'21. Bordentonn, Burlington County, N. d. Church Brick Company
pits, one mile south of town.
22. Mount Laurel, Burlington County. A fauna of well presemed
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