Outcrop Chemostratigraphic Correlation of the Upper Green River Formations in the Uinta Basin, Utah (MP 13-1) Salt Lake Hiking Books The Utah Geological Survey recommends

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Outcrop Chemostratigraphic Correlation of the Upper Green River Formations in the Uinta Basin, Utah (MP 13-1) Salt Lake Hiking Books The Utah Geological Survey recommendsBy: Dave Keighley The Green River Formation of the Uinta Basin in eastern Utah is host to not only one of the world's largest oil shale deposits, primarily in the Mahogany oil shale zone, but it also contains significant conventional oil and gas reserves in interfingering sand bodies that grade into the laterally equivalent Colton and Wasatch Formations. However, very few marker beds and intervals can be correlated across the basin to help subdivide