Ghaggar-Hakra Fm
Type Locality and Naming
SUBSURFACE: [Referred Publication: John Dolson, Stuart D. Burley, V.R. Sunder, V. Kothari, Bodapati Naidu, Nicholas P. Whiteley, Paul Farrimond, Andrew Taylor, Nicholas Direen, and B. Ananthakrishnan, 2015 : The Discovery of the Barmer Basin, Rajasthan, India, and its petroleum geology : AAPG Bulletin, 99 (issue 3, 1 Mar 2015), pp. 433-465; https://doi.org/10.1306/10021414045]
Lithology and Thickness
Sandstone. Comprised of sandstones. It is divided into two members: Pushka Member, Kamyaka Member; or subdivided by named sandstone units (see Depositional setting)
[Figure 1: Detailed stratigraphy in the Barmer Basin, with newly proposed stratigraphic units, linked to summary tectonic evolution and reservoirs, seals and source rocks in the basin. (Dolson et al., 2015)]
[Figure 2: Table 1: Fluid, debris, and subaerial facies of the Ghaggar-Hakra Formation developed from the logged and paneled data of the formation ((after Hazel Beaumont et al., 2018)]
Relationships and Distribution
Lower contact
Unconformably overlies the Karentia Volcanic Fm and Lathi Fm.
Upper contact
Unconformably overlain by the Raageshwari Volcanic Fm.
Regional extent
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Fossils
Age
Depositional setting
Additional Information