For the first cross section, the units on the map are not labelled. Please label them on the map as A and B representing Formation A and For- mation B. It doesnt really matter which is which, but be consistent with your cross section. Use the provided graph below the map for your cross section. Since the only contact is a fault, it will not show the attitudes of the beds. Draw in a few bedding planes within each unit to show their attitudes. For cross section 2, assume that the N-S contact right next to A does not exist and the other units simply continue their patterns to the West. North is toward the top of the page when oriented so that you can read the unit names. The Tg in the NW corner is in reference to the thin unit just to the SE of it. My attempts to get a line to draw have failed.

For cross section 3, assume that Thd in the West is dipping similarly to Tr to the East. North is toward the top of the page when oriented so that you can read the unit names. Ttd and Tn are actually Tts and Tb, respectively. Again, my edits arent showing up.

22 20 61 60 300 200 N 200 A Jog 500 T Tg Tmm 3 Tm OPE -2400 ; Tmm F. Tdd SP Tr 32 tie Tm CHE PPE DI -32002800 Tmm 2A Tts Tm For 1600 Thd Tmmy 3200 2000 3600 Tts 2400 303 7 Tb Tts 5000 ft 299 su/ Tmm -6000 bor TAS Thd Tm/ Tr 206 37/ A 1200 30 319 20 337 Tr 35s 367 312 201207 29 005 ta LTg 216 201 Ttd 199 302 199 004 To 5600 Tn so you 205/ 2012 900 11 5000 Feet