geological formation
body of rock identified by lithic characteristics and stratigraphic position; it is usually but not necessarily tabular and is mappable at the Earth's surface or traceable in the subsurface. Smaller than a subgroup
Fish Canyon Tuff
lithostratigraphic unit
Sanga do Cabral Formation
formation
Ash Hollow Formation
geologic formation in Nebraska and South Dakota, United States
Lisandro Formation
Cretaceous rocks of the Neuquén Group in Argentina
geological monument
protected natural monument that derives its significance from its geology
trap
geological feature that creates a petroleum reservoir
London Clay
marine geological formation which crops out in the southeast of England.
Hanson Formation
geological formation in Ross Dependency, Antarctica
Gault
geologial formation in England, UK
Fox Hills Formation
geologic formation in the Great Plains of North America
Cedar Mountain Formation
geological formation in the western United States
New Red Sandstone
geological formation in Great Britain laid down from the Permian and the Triassic, consisting mostly of reddish–yellowish sandstones interbedded with evaporite minerals
arcus
any arc-shaped feature on Saturn's moon Titan
Abu Agag Formation
geological formation in Egypt and Sudan
Asencio Formation
archaeological formation in Uruguay
Barnett Shale
Geological formation in Texas, United States
Bass Formation
lithostratigraphic unit
Boonton Formation
lithostratigraphic unit
Cimarron Ridge Formation
geologic formation in the United States
Coldwater Sandstone
eocene geologic unit in Southern California
Decorah Shale
formation in the Galena Group
destruction layer
stratum found in archaeological sites with evidences of destruction
Eastend Formation
stratigraphical unit of Maastrichtian age in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin
Ellis Group
lithostratigraphic unit
Fram Formation
geologic formation in Nunavut, Canada
Iwaki Formation
geologic formation in Japan
Klondike Mountain Formation
mountain formation
Monte Grande Formation
Mesozoic geologic formation
Monterey Formation
miocene geological sedimentary formation in California
Newark Canyon Formation
mesozoic geological formation in Nevada
Oxford Clay Formation
sedimentary rock formation in England
Paw Paw Formation
geological formation in Texas
Piedra Pintada
rock formation in Uruguay
Razorback Beds
geologic formation in Australia
Soldiers' Home Reef
fossilized coral reef in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
St. Mary River Formation
geological formation in the United States of America and Canada
Stony Mountain Formation
Stratigraphical unit of Ashgill age
Summerville Formation
geologic formation in Four Corners region, US
Suwannee Limestone
rock formation
Tropic Shale Formation
Primary: Shale Named for: Exposures near Tropic, Garfield County, Utah Named by: Gregory and Moore, 1931 Overlies: Dakota Formation Underlies: Straight Cliffs Formation Unit of: Kaiparowits Plateau
Watrous Formation
stratigraphical unit
White Rim Sandstone
stratigraphic unit