Lake Bonneville deposits
Alluvium and colluvium
Oquirrh Group (maximum thickness 25,000 feet), including Bridal Veil Limestone.
Laguna Springs Latite, Tintic Mountain Group (latite, porphyry & tuff), Packard Quartz Latite, and Apex Conglomerate.
Clayton Peak and Pine Creek stocks.
Precambrian rocks of the Canyon Range (Mutual Fm, Inkom Fm, Caddy Canyon Qtz, Papoose Creek Fm, Blackrock Canyon Ls, and upper part of Pocatello Fm).
Older alluvial deposits
Glacial deposits
Stump and Preuss Sandstones and Twin Creek Limestone.
Thanes Formation, Woodside Shale, and Dinwoody Formation.
Wasatch Formation.
Marshes
Mud and salt flats
Diamond Creek Sandstone and Kirkman Limestone.
Ankareh Shale.
Nugget Sandstone.
Park City and Phosphoria Formations.
Aspen Shale and Kelvin Formation.
Echo Canyon Conglomerate and Henefer Formation.
Frontier Formation - includes the following members: Upton Ss, Judd Sh, Grass Creek, Dry Hollow, Oyster Ridge Ss, Allen Hollow, Shale Member, Coalville Member, Chalk Creek, Springs Canyon, and Longwall Ss.
Gardison and Lodgepole Limestones.
Morgan Formation and Round Valley Limestone.
Great Blue Ls, Humbug Formation, and Deseret Limestone.
Morrison Formation.
Tintic Quartzite.
Hambug Formation and Deseret Limestone.
Silver City Monzonite (31 my), Sunrise Peak Monzonite Porphyry, Swanson Quartz Monzonite
Ankareh Shale.
Bloomington Formation, Maxfield Limestone, and Ophir Formations.
Salt Lake Formation (?) and other Basin & Range valley-filling alluvial, lacustrine, and volcanic materials. Valley fill is more than 13,000 feet thick in the central part of Utah Valley.
Doughnut Formation.
Beirdneau Sandstone, Hyrum Dolomite, and Water Canyon Formation.
Farmington Canyon Complex and Little Willow Schist and Gneiss (2.6 billion years old).
St. Charles Formation and Nounan Dolomite.
Keetley Volcanics
Park City and Phosphoria Formations.
Tintic Quartzite
In Western Utah: Quichapa Group and other volcanic rocks (Tmb,Tmr,Tma). In Central Utah: Silver Shield Latite (17 my) and Pinyon Creek Conglomerate.
In Northwestern Utah: Dacitic tuff (8.5 my). In Logan-Huntsville Allochthon: rhyolite.
Metamorphic complex of Mt. Nebo.