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

26 CRETACEOUS FOSSILS
*55a. Chestnut Branch Creek and roadeut 0.8 miles southeast
of Five Corners in Barnsboro. (Navesink).
*55b. Ravine of Edwards Run 1.7 miles west of Five Corners.
(Mount Laurel and Navesink).
56. Sewell, Gloueester County, i\'. J. Tlie lower part of the pits of the
Inversand Company, y2 mile southeast of Sewell, have yielded Navesink
fossils including the dinosaur Hadrosaurus minor. (Colbert, 1948).
57. "Burlington County."
58. "Monmouth County."
RED BANK FORMATION
59. Red Bank, Dfonmouth County, N. J. On both shores of Shrews-
bury River in the vicinity of Red Bank. (Weller) Poorly preserved
fossils were also found on the south side of Tower Hill in the eastern
part of Red Bank. (Weller).
*60. Near Middletown, Monmouth County, N. J. The Red Bank
formation overlies the Navesink along Poricy Brook, 2.5 miles south of
Middletown. (See locality 39a).
"61. Beers Hill, Monmouth County, N. J. Road cut on road be-
tween Hazlet and Holmdel just south of Garden State Parkway and %
mile north of Crawfords Corner. Here the Red Bank underlies the
Tinton.
TINTON FORMATION
*62. Beers EIill, hfonmouth County, N. J. (See locality 61).
"63. Tinton Falls, Monmouth County, N. J. "Just below the mill.''
64. Colts Neck, DTonmouth County, N. J. In bank of small run 1.5
miles southwest of Colts Neck and 4.5 miles east of Freehold. (Weller).
65. Red Valley, Monmouth County, N. J. In bank of Ivanhoe Brook,
about 1 mile east of Red Valley. Also, along road just east of Red Val-
ley. (Weller).
NEW JERSEY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY