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List of geological units in Ishikawa prefecture

A list of stratigraphic units, igneous bodies, and geological structures reported from Ishikawa prefecture, Koshinetsu region, Honshu island, Japan.

Photographs of geological units in Ishikawa prefecture

Permian-Triassic
Hida Belt
Hida Granitoids
Sekidosan Granite
Hodatsusan Granite
Funatsu Granitic Rocks
Triassic (252.17-201.3 Ma)
Hida Belt
Hida Metamorphic rocks
Koshiji Formation
Shakushitoge mass
Gawatani mass
Jurassic (201.3-145.0 Ma)
Funatsu granites
Jurassic-Cretaceous
Tetori group
Kuzuryu subgroup
Jurassic-Cretaceous
Tetori Group
Akaiwa Subgroup
Kitadani Formation
Akaiwa Formation
Itoshiro Subgroup
Kuwajima Formation
Gomijima Formation
Cretaceous (145.0-66.0 Ma)
Asuwa group
Omichidani Formation
Nohi rhyolites
Oligocene (39.0-23.03 Ma)
Konosuyama Formation
Goroku Formation
Shinobu Diorite
Miocene (23.03-5.33 Ma)
Kamiwazumi Formation
Matsunagi Formation
Horyuzan Formation
Higashiinnai Formation
Hojuji Formation
Awagura Formation
Iida Formation
Iizuka Formation
Yatsuo Group
Akaura Sandstone Member
Tane Alternation Member
Suso Mudstone Member
Taki Conglomerate Member
Uwadana Mudstone Member
Takabatake Conglomerate Member
Kakefuda Sandstone Member
Nakanami Mudstone Member
Upper Shingu Sandstone and Conglomerate Member
Lower Shingu Sandstone and Conglomerate Member
Mio Sandstone Member
Sengoku Mudstone Member
Kono Sandstone Member
Kareidani Alternation of Sandstone and Mudstone Member
Sogo Alternation of Tuffaceous Sandstone and Mudstone Member
Kawai Sandstone Member
Asagaya Mudstone Member
Nanamagari Tuff Member
Kurokabe Basalt
Sunagozaka Formation
Tonami Group
Otogawa Formation
Akasaki Siltstone Member
Mushizaki Mudstone Member
Futaana Siltstone Member
Entsunagi Mudstone Member
Shikinami Alternation of Sandstone and Mudstone Member
Hijirikawa Mudstone Member
Ogume Sandstone Member
Kuzuba Alternation Member
Shimonaka Sandstone Member
Yoshikura Mudstone Member
Omt
Iwaodaki Tuffaceous Sandstone Member
Minamiyoshida Alternation of Mudstone ands Sandstone Member
Tomonobori Sandy Siltstone Member
Hokone Gravel-bearing Siltstone Member
Shimoaraya Tuff Member
Anamizu Formation
Ota Formation
Uryu Formation
Iozen formation
Saigawa formation
Joyama formation
Glauconite formation
Nanao siltstone formation
Nanao sandstone formation
Wakura formation
Odomari formation
Sazanami formation
Kurosaki volcanic rocks (Kurosaki andesite)
Wajimazaki formation
Kawaminami Formation
Kurahara formation
Kurosedani formation
Higashibessho formation
Mikohara formation
Hannoura formation
Nawamata formation
Wajima formation
Tsukada formation
Iwaya formation
Otomari Tuff
Ot1 Tephra
Ot2 Tephra
OT3 Tephra
Ot4 Tephra
Pliocene (5.33-2.58 Ma)
Takakubo Formation
Himi Formation
Sakiyama Siltstone Member
Nozaki Siltstone Member
Nakagawa Sandstone Member
Suginoya Siltstone Member
Yabuta Siltstone Member
Tsubata Siltstone Member
Omma Sandstone Member
Kojima member
Pleistocene (2.58- 0.01Ma)
Takashina Formation
Tomuro volcano
Kikai-Akahoya tuff bed
Nanryu tuff bed
Okuhara formation
Katayamazu formation
Nango formation
Nishiminato formation
Hashidate shell bed
Udatsuyama Formation
Hanyu Formation
Nodera Gravel
Gannyo Clay
Highest Terrace Deposits, Suzu
Higher Terrace Deposits, Suzu
Middle Terrace Deposits, Suzu
Hiratoko Shell Bed
Uji Shell Bed
Lower Terrace Deposits, Suzu
Sazanami Terrace Deposit
Sakiyama Terrace Deposit
Konogi-Akasaki Terrace Deposit
Shibagaki Terrace Deposit
Tokuda Terrace Deposit
Unoke Terrace Deposits
Lower Terrace Deposits, Kahoku
Younger sand gravel bed, Kanazawa
Holocene (0.01-0 Ma)
Uji Sand Dune Deposit
Takojima Sand Dune Deposit
Notojima Shell Bed I
Notojima Shell Bed II
Notojima shell bed
Uchinada Sand Dune Deposit
Hakui Sand Dune Deposit
Age unknown
Amagozenmisaki formation
Midagahara tuff bed
Sekinohana formation
Chojayashiki pyroclastic rocks
Katano tuff bed
Hakusan volcano
Old Hakusan volcanic products
New Hakusan volcanic products
Yamatoda formation
Geological structures
Ochi graben
Sekidozan fault
Morimoto fault
Togashi fault