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The limestone exposed in Sequiota Park is Mississippian in age. It is referred to as the Burlington-Keokuk formations (undivided). It is rich with crinoid and brachipod fossils.

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 Last updated on 10-01-2007

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Sequiota Park » Galloway Creek would run through the park if it had any water. Galloway Creek is "losing stream", the water that makes it to the streambed soaks into the subsurface readily, unless there is a major thunderstorm or the ground is saturated with wat
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Galloway Creek would run through the park if it had any water. Galloway Creek is "losing stream", the water that makes it to the streambed soaks into the subsurface readily, unless there is a major thunderstorm or the ground is saturated with wat
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  • Aperture Value: F4.6
  • Date/Time Original: 10/24/2004 11:54:05 AM
  • Exposure Time: 287/100000 sec
  • Flash: Flash did not fire, auto
  • Focal Length: 7.6 mm
  • Model: HP PhotoSmart C945 (V01.46)
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