Cottonwood Ledge — Split Face
Rockland Stone
Cream limestone with a tighter grain than Cottonwood Top Ledge and subtle gold tones.
Quarried can help with material selection, fabrication options and producer introductions.
- Colors
- Cream / buff · Gold
- Supplied as
- Architectural cut stone · Cladding panels · Coping and sills · Paving
- Finishes
- Honed · Machine sandblasted · Bush hammered · Brushed
- Typical uses
- Cladding & exterior walls · Interior walls & fireplaces · Flooring · Landscape & site stone
Origin evidence
Sources (8)
- Source 1 · extraction country, extraction state, msha mine id
- Source 2 · extraction country, extraction state, quarry / operator, msha mine id
- Source 3 · extraction country, extraction state
- Source 4 · extraction country, extraction state, quarry / operator
- Source 5 · extraction country, extraction state, quarry / operator
- Source 6 · extraction country, extraction state, quarry / operator
- Source 7 · extraction country, extraction state, msha mine id
- Source 8 · extraction country, extraction state, msha mine id
MSHA: Intermittent · Mine ID 1401849
MSHA record details
Earthworks Cottonwood Quarry
Snapshot: 25 September 2026. Mine source record 1401849 · Look up this ID at MSHA · Status effective 27 March 2025Regulatory classification; confirm current supply separately.
Material-to-mine association supported by the linked sources.
Association reviewed: 29 September 2026Technical information
Cottonwood Bottom Ledge — testing data
Laboratory report · Report date: May 30, 2000 · SGS U.S. Testing Company, Inc. · 140007-14
| Property | Test method | Reported result | Condition / orientation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flexural strength | ASTM C880-96 | 738 psi | Dry; orientation not stated |
Mean of five specimens, tested May 15, 2000 (PDF pages 1–2). The linked file combines several reports; this date applies only to the result shown. Confirm applicability to current production.
