Tuscaloosa Formation
Biotite gneiss
Stream alluvium and undifferentiated terrace deposits
Hornblende Gneiss/ Amphibolite/ Granite Gneiss
Eutaw Formation
Biotite Gneiss/ Amphibolite
Granitic Gneiss undifferentiated
Hornblende Gneiss/ Amphibolite
Mylonite and ultramylonite
Varicolored fine to coarse quartz sand containing clay lenses and gravel in places. Gravel composed of quartz and chert pebbles and assorted metmorphic and igneous rock fragments in streams near the Piedmont. In areas of the Valley and Ridge province gravel composed of angular to subrounded chert, quartz, and quartzite pebbles. Coastal deposits include fine to medium quartz sand with shell fragments and accessory heavy minerals along Gulf beaches and fine to medium quartz sand, silt, clay, peat, mud and ooze in the Mississippi Sound, Little Lagoon, bays, lakes, streams, and estuaries.
Biotite-epidote quartz diorite gneiss and biotite-hornblende gneiss; locally includes migmatitic amphibolite; cut by numerous granitic veins.
Leucocratic quartz-rich quartz diorite pencil gneiss.
Unnamed unit comprised of masses of epidote-hornblende-oligoclase mylonitic gneiss and amphibolite.
Blastomylonite, mylonite gneiss, locally includes mylonite schist and mylonite quartzite in Towaliga fault zone.