Nueces River Gravel Chert












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Description of Physical Characteristics:

Color:  Nueces River Gravel Chert varies in color based on the formation that the chert was originally formed, highest concentration is Edwards Chert.  Colors ranges from white to shades of brown or gray.

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Distribution:
Distribution Comments:
Nueces River Gravel Chert is associated with the Nueces River Gravels occurring as nodules along the Nueces River.  Larger nodules are common on the upper Nueces River and reduce to very small nodules at the lower Nueces River in south central Texas.
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