Cambridge Chert
AKA: Nadine Chert











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Color: Cambridge Chert is a dark gray colored chert.

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Cambridge Chert is associated with the Cambridge Limestone Formation (Nadine Limestone Formation) of the Conemaugh Group.  Cambridge Chert is a local chert occurring  in small amounts in Columbiana, Guernsey, Jefferson, Lawrence, and Muskingum counties, Ohio.  Primary outcroppings are located in Guernsey County, Ohio

 

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