Utah Stratigraphic Columns    (overview page)

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Stratigraphy of
Cedar Canyon - Three Peaks

Period
 Formation / Members  Thick-  ness Rock Type

QUAT

Holocene alluvium

0-100

 

Basalt cones & flows

0-200

 

PLIOCENE

Valley fill - alluvial fan and channel deposits, lake beds and older basalt flows

0-6000

 

MIOCENE

Quartz monzonite porphyry intrusions

NULL

 

Harmony Hills Tuff

0-350

 

Volcanic mudflows

0-150

 

Mt Dutton Fm

0-1000

 

Condor Canyon Fm

Bauers Tuff M

0-200

 

Volcanic breccia

0-250

 

Swett Tuff Mbr

0-50

 

Leach Canyon Fm

Table Butte Tuff M

100-700

 

Narrows Tuff Mbr

100-300

 

Flows of Mud Spring

0-150

 

OLIG

Isom Fm

Hole-in-the-Wall Tf

0-120

 

Bald Hills Tuff M

100-400

 

Wah Wah Springs Fm, N R Gp

0-300

 

PALEOCENE

Claron Fm

Member E

300-450

 

Member D

20-120

 

Member C

100-500

 

Member B

100-500

 

Member A

200-750

 

CRET

Iron Springs Fm

Straight Cliffs & Wahweap Ss = Sandstone facies of Tropic Shale

1600-2500

 

Tropic Fm of Averitt = Dakota Fm of Lawrence

1100

 

JURASSIC

Carmel Fm

Winsor Member

300-320

 

Paria River M

140

 

Crystal Creek M

150-200

 

Co-op Creek Mbr

540-550

 

Temple Cap Fm

0-50

 

Navajo Sandstone

1700

 

Kayenta - Cedar City Tongue

Main Body

400-800

 

Shurtz SsTongue of Navajo

60-350

 

Lower member

270-420

 

Moenave Fm

Springdale Ss M

110-140

 

Dinosaur Canyon M

240-400

 

TRIASSIC

Chinle Fm

Petrified Forest M

200-400

 

Shinarump Cg M

40-90

 

Moenkopi Fm

Upper red mbr

515

 

Shnabkaib Mbr

320

 

Middle red mbr

370

 

Virgin Ls Mbr

130

 

Lower Lower red mbr

450

 

Timpoweap Mbr

100

 

PERMIAN

Kaibab Fm

Harrisburg Mbr

120

 

Fossil Mtn Mbr

280

 

Toroweap Fm

Woods Ranch M

100

 

Brady Canyon M

230

 

Seligman Mbr

60

 

Queantoweap Ss

1000-1200

 

Pakoon Dolomite

700

 

PENN

Callville Limestone

600

 

MIOCENE

Redwall Limestone

1100

 

DEV

Devonian dolomite

500

 

CAMB

Nopah Dolomite

NULL

 

and Muav Ls

1300

 

undivided

NULL

 

Bright Bright Angel Shale

250

 

Tapeats Sandstone

500

 

pC (PROT)

gneiss & sehist

NULL

 

Data Sources:
*Still Gathering/Under Construction*
USGS Special Publications by Various Authors
Roadside Geology of Utah by Halka Chronic
Field Guide: Northern Colorado Plateau by Keith Rigby
Geologic History of Utah by Lehi Hintze- Purchase Information





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