Ikenosawa Lava

Ikenosawagawa Lava Kaneko, 1988

Type locality: 1,000 m above sea level of Uenohira, Nozawaonsen city, Shimotakai county, Nagano prefecture
Volcanic rocks
early Pleistocene

Lithofacies: Hypersthene-bearing basalt lava

Source: Mount Kenashiyama
Thickness: ca. 100 m
Upper limit: Unconformity (Takinosawa Lava)

Mizuo-Oiriyama volcano
[ Upper ]
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Oiriyamasancho Lava
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Hikagerindo Lava
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Oiriyama Lava
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Oiri Lava
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Honzawa Lava
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Mizuoyamasancho Lava
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Mizuoyama Lava
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Mushiu Lava
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Takakurayama Lava
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Takakura Lava
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Mizuoyamachui Lavas
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Ikenosawa Lava
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Ikenosawagawa Lava
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Takakurayamashita Lava
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Tsuboyama Lava
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[ Lower ]

Kenashi volcano
[ Upper ]
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Kenashiyama volcano
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Western basal volcanic rocks / Mizuo-Oiriyama volcano
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[ Lower ]

------ Conformity, ~~~~~~ Unconformity, ~~~--- Local unconformity, '''/,, Interfingered, :::::: Fault, /--/-- Thrust, +__+__ Ground surface, ?--?-- Unknown

Distribution: Uenohira - Ikenosawa river, Nozawaonsen city, Shimotakai county, Nagano pref.

Yanagisawa et al. (2000) Geology of the Iiyama District, Quadrangle Series, Scale 1:50,000, Geological Survey of Japan, 144p. (in Japanese with English abstract 6p.)