Figure F10. A. Medium sand from the Cape May Formation (14–15.5 ft; 4.27–4.72 m). B. Silty clay representing a prodelta environment from the Kirkwood Formation (120–122 ft; 36.58–37.19 m). C. Sand representing a delta front environment from the Kirkwood Formation (100–102 ft; 30.48–31.09 m). D. Inner neritic sand from the upper Shark River Formation (220–224 ft; 67.06

Figure F10. A. Medium sand from the Cape May Formation (14–15.5 ft; 4.27–4.72 m). B. Silty clay representing a prodelta environment from the Kirkwood Formation (120–122 ft; 36.58–37.19 m). C. Sand representing a delta front environment from the Kirkwood Formation (100–102 ft; 30.48–31.09 m). D. Inner neritic sand from the upper Shark River Formation (220–224 ft; 67.06–68.8 m).