West Walton Formation | |
Type: | Geological formation |
Period: | Oxfordian |
Prilithology: | Mudstone, Siltstone |
Otherlithology: | Sandstone, Limestone |
Namedfor: | West Walton |
Region: | England |
Unitof: | Ancholme Group |
Underlies: | Ampthill Clay, Corallian Group |
Overlies: | Oxford Clay |
Thickness: | 0 to 20 m, typically about 15 m |
Location Ts: | West Walton Highway Borehole 3c (TF41SE/6) |
Thickness Ts: | 14.06 m |
The West Walton Formation is a geologic formation in England. It preserves fossils dating back to the Jurassic period .[1]