Mesozoic and Paleozoic rocks

Mesozoic and Paleozoic rocks (North Wyoming). Shown in small areas of complex structure. East Flank of Absaroka Range - Dinwoody Formation, Phosphoria Formation and related rocks., Tensleep Sandstone, and Amsden Formation (Lower Triassic through Upper Mississippian). East flank of Bighorn Mountains - Cloverly, Morrison, Sundance, Gypsum Spring, Chugwater and Gypsum Spring Formations (Lower Cretaceous through Permian). Mesozoic and Paleozoic rocks (South Wyoming). Shown in small areas of complex structure. South side of Granite Mountains north of Green Mountain - Nugget Sandstone, Chugwater and Goose Egg Formations, Tensleep Sandstone, and Amsden Formation (Jurassic? through Upper Mississippian). South flank of Ferris Mountains--Nugget Sandstone and Chugwater and Goose Egg Formation (Jurassic? through Permian). Northeast flank of Seminoe Mountians--Cloverly, Morrison, Sundance, Chugwater, and Goose Egg Formations (Lower Cretaceous through Permain). West flank of Sierra Madre--Chugwater, Goose Egg, Casper, and Fountain Formations (Upper Triassic through Middle Pennsylvanian). East Flank of Laramie Mountains--Cloverly, Morrison, Sundance, Chugwater, and Goose Egg Formations, and, east of fault in T. 19 N., Casper Formation (Lower Creatceous through Middle Pennsylvanian). Nugget Sandstone (JTRn) (South) - Gray to dull-red, massive to coarsely crossbedded quartz sandstone.
State Wyoming
Name Mesozoic and Paleozoic rocks
Geologic age Upper Mississippian-Lower Cretaceous
Lithologic constituents
Major
SedimentaryLarge lumping of formations including almost every type of sedimentary lithologies.
References
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Counties Albany - Carbon - Converse - Fremont - Laramie - Park