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[?]-ABCretaceousEdmonton GroupDinosaurs - Leptoceratops, Pachyrhinosaurus,
LocationCountyState/ProvinceDirections,NotesAgeFormationFossilsCommentsReferenceLat-Long
[?]-ABCretaceousEdmonton GroupDinosaurs - Leptoceratops, Pachyrhinosaurus,
[?]-ABNE1/4 10-34-22w4Cretaceous UpperEdmonton Groupplants-Vitis,
[?]-AB54deg 16km N 1.6 km E of BC borderCretaceous LowerGethingSphenopteris,
[?]-ABCretaceous UpperJudith RiverNodosaur --Edmontonia, Panoplosaurus, Ankylosaur -- Euoplocephalus,
[?]-ABAlberta inCretaceous UpperOldmanAlbertosaurus, Corythosaurus, Edmontosaurus, Saurolophus, Monoclonius,
[?]-ABSW1/4 1-13-28w4TertiaryWillow Creekplants-Androvettia,
[?]-ABHillspring Oyster QuarryOysters,
Athabasca River-ABfrom Muskeg Creek S1T66R23W4Cretaceous UpperLa Bichefish remainsThe Athabasca River flows through Athabasca, Wood Buffalo, and Banff Counties,
Athabasca River-ABse1/4 s19t80r17w4 in sand and shale nodulesCretaceousPelicanfish remainsThe Athabasca River flows through Athabasca, Wood Buffalo, and Banff Counties,
Athabasca River-ABOpposite Tar Is at km 35.6Devonian Middle-UpperWaterwaysbrachiopods - AthyrisThe Athabasca River flows through Athabasca, Wood Buffalo, and Banff Counties,
Athabasca River-ABat km 101.6Devonian Middle-UpperWaterwaysbrachiopods - CyrtinaThe Athabasca River flows through Athabasca, Wood Buffalo, and Banff Counties,
Athabasca River-ABin West Bank at km 57.5Devonian Middle-UpperWaterwaysbrachiopods - Eleutherokomma,
Athabasca River-ABat km 91.5Devonian Middle-UpperWaterwaysbrachiopods - PugnoidesThe Athabasca River flows through Athabasca, Wood Buffalo, and Banff Counties,
Athabasca River-ABin East Bank at km 43Devonian Middle-UpperWaterwaysbrachiopods - StropheodontaThe Athabasca River flows through Athabasca, Wood Buffalo, and Banff Counties,
Baker's Creek[?]-ABCretaceous LowerCrowsnestplants-CelastrophyllumCouldn't identify Baker('s) Creek--May be associated with Baker Lake which seems to be on Wood Buffalo-Vermillion River Counties boundary 9-47-2-w4, 5-86-1-w4,
Berry Creek-ABin various locations 90-150 meters above base of Bearpaw Formation 30-5-w4, 11-27-12w4, 20-29-11w4, sw1/4, 20-21-11w4CretaceousBearpaw Shaleammonites,
Berry Creek-AB3.2 km SW of mouth of CreekCretaceousBelly River GroupVertebrates-Macrophalangia,
Berry Creek-ABNear Red Deer RiverCretaceousBelly River Groupvertebrates-Stegoceras,
Berry Creek-ABRed Deer River at and below mouth of Berry CreekCretaceousOldmanChampsosaurus;Dinosaurs teeth and small bones,Stenonychosaurus;Turtles-Plesiobaena,
Bosche Range-AB1.6 km S of Moosehorn Lakes 150 meters below top of rangeDevonian UpperSoutheskcoral - Ptycophyllum(?),
Boule Range-AB3.2 km NW of Mt KephalaDevonian UpperSoutheskcoral - Syringopora.,
Brazeau Range-ABin N Saskatchewan River GapDevonian UpperPerdrixFish -Bothriolepis,
Brule Coalfield-ABCretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants - Sphenopteris,
Brule Coalfield-ABCretaceousLuscarplants -Sphenopteris,
Brule Lake-ABN side of Athabasca River on E slope of Bullrush MtnDevonian Upperfish - Helodus,
Bullmoose Mtn-ABCretaceous LowerCommotionFossil plants,
Burn's Coal Mine-AB800 meters EJurassicFerniePelecypods -- Oxytoma,
Burnt Timber Creek-ABon South BranchCretaceousBlackstoneTypical locality Coleman, AB, at Ma Butte --Cretaceous -- Blackstone? -- Typical Locality,
Burnt Timber Creek-AB4.8 km west of juncture of North and South branches on North BranchCretaceous UpperBrazeauplants - Dombeyopsis,
Burnt Timber Creek-ABon South ForkCretaceousCardiumType Locality. Wapiabi Formation -- Cretaceous shales and siltstones with some concretions. It overlies the Cardium formations and underlies the Brazeau Formation. Fossils consist of Pelecypods, and cephalopods -- Baculites, ammonites,
Burnt Timber Creek-AB5-8-31-8w5PaleocenePaskapooplants - Cladophlebis, Onoclea, Cyrtomerites[?), Elatocladus, Platanus, Celastrinites, HicoriaNo citations for 'Cyrtomerites',
Burnt Timber Creek-ABon South ForkCretaceousWapiabiType Locality.,
Cairn Pass-ABJurassicFernieWarrenoceras, Torricellites, Gobbanites,
Canyon Creek (Moose Mtn area)-ABJurassicFernieAmmonites - HarpocerasThere are several Canyon Creeks in Alberta,
Cardinal Mtn-ABon NE spurDevonian UpperMt Hawkcorals - Phillipsastraea,
Cardston-ABW from Hwy 5 at Hillspring turnoff 1.6 km N of town. Cross Belly River turn right and go 400 meters to trail to RiverCretaceous UpperBearpaw Shale|St Mary RiverOysters,
Cascade Mtn-ABWest SlopeJurassicFernieLower Sinemurian ammonites - Arnioceras,
Cascade River-ABType Locality at E side of bridge at Banff-Lake Minnewanka RoadJurassicFernie?This is NOT the type locality of the Fernie Group--The type locality is in the Fernie area in SE British Columbia-HA,
Cirrus Mtn-ABwithin Banff ParkOrdovicianBeaverfoot|BriscoBrachiopods - Dinorthis, Thaerodonta, Petroria, Palaeophyllum,
Claw Canyon-ABIn area badlandsCretaceousOldmantypical exposures Bearpaw Formation -- Cretaceous shales and sandstones varying from 30 to 360 meters in Thickness. It overlies the Oldman Formation and is overlain by the Horseshoe Canyon Formation. Fossils include Arctica, Baculites, Placenticeras,
Clearwater River-AB21.5 km below mouth of High Hill RiverDevonian UpperCalumetfish remainsThe Clearwater River flows through Wood Buffalo and Clearwater Counties,
Clearwater River-ABAt S End of Idlewilde Mtn (Clearwater River is near Devonian UpperMt HawkAtrypaThe Clearwater River flows through Wood Buffalo and Clearwater Counties,
Clearwater River-ABin N bank 11.8 km (air distance) -above Christina RiverDevonian Middle-UpperWaterwaysbrachiopods - SpinocyrtiaThe Clearwater River flows through Wood Buffalo and Clearwater Counties,
Cline River-ABDevonian UpperFlumebrachiopods, Amphipora, gastropods, tentaculites, Lingula, Buchiola, Stromatoporoids.,
Cline River-ABat junction of North Saskatchewan RiverDevonian UpperPerdrixBrachiopods,
Cripple Creek-ABnear BC borderCretaceous UpperDunveganPlants-Liriodendron (Tulip-Tree)There are Cripple Creek listings for both Cypress and Willow Creek counties,
Crowsnest Lake-ABLimestone quarry near campground at N endMississippianRundlecorals, forams, sponges, brachiopods,
Crowsnest River-ABE bank Hwy 3 to Cowley N 1.6 km 1.6 km E. 2.4 km N and W to riverPaleoceneWillow CreekFossil Plants,
David Thompson Hwy-ABDevonian UpperFlumebrachiopods, Amphipora, gastropods, tentaculites, Lingula, Buchiola, Stromatoporoids.,
De Smet Range-ABat N EndJurassicFernieImlayoceras, Cardioceras,
Deadhorse Coulee-ABon SE side S32t1r11w4 15 meters above Milk River Sandstone BedCretaceousMilk Riverfish Lepisosteus,
Deadhorse Coulee-ABon SE in tributary gully S12S33T1R11w4 12 meters above Milk River Sandstone BedCretaceousMilk Riverfish Lepisosteus (gar),
Deadhorse Coulee-ABSE at S32T1R11W4 (7km SE of Lucky Strike PO)CretaceousMilk RiverMyledaphus,
Deadhorse Coulee--Lucky Strike-ABBadlands (7km SE of Luck Strike PO)Cretaceous UpperForemostdinosaurs,
Deception Creek-ABDevonian UpperPerdrixBrachiopods,
Dutch Creek-AB13.5 km SW of Alexo, Saunders in creek banksJurassicFernieTrigonia, Pleuromya, Homomya, Cyprina, Cardioceras, belemnites.,
End Mountain-ABon NE Spur in upper breccia S5T26R9WDevonian MiddleGhost RiverFish-Bothriolepis, Coccosteus,
Erickson's Landing-AB30 meters above Red Deer River associated with shells and coalCretaceous Upperfish vertebra - Kindleia,
Fairholme Range-ABAt South EndDevonian UpperFairholmestromatoporoids, corals, bryozoa, Amphipora, and brachiopods,
Fernie-AB3 km NNE? of mouth of McEvoy CreekCretaceous LowerCrowsnestplants - Sphenopteris,
Folding Mtn Creek-AB30 meters below conglomerate outcropCretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants - Elatocladus, Stenorachis, Sapindopsis,
Fortyfoot Falls Creek-ABCretaceous LowerBlairmorePlants-Stenorachis,
George Creek Valley-ABopposite the valley mouthJurassicFernieAmmonites - Peronoceras,
Glenwood River-ABCretaceous UpperSt Mary riverPlants-Artocarpus (breadfruit),
Grave Flats-ABat Thistle CreekCretaceousWapiabifish remains,
Grey River-ABat Junction with Cabin CreekCretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants - Elatocladus,
Halfbreed Creek-ABIn sandstone beds and thin conglomerate band along creekCretaceous UpperPakowkisharks, turtles,
Hummingbird Creek-ABon S branch of North ForkDevonian UpperMount HawkBrachiopods - Tenticospirifer,
Job Creek-ABEast Fault BlockDevonian UpperMt HawkBrachiopods - Productella, Devonoproductus, corals - Phillipsastraea,
Job Creek-ABat headwatersDevonian UpperSoutheskbrachiopods - Atrypa,
Jura Creek-AB1.6 km up fan and Canyon from Lime Plant roadDevonian Upper-MississippianPalliserbrachiopods, nautiloids, corals - Chaetetes, bryozoa,
Lake Minnewanka-AB4.8 km N of Devils PointJurassicFernieAmmonites - Sonninia,
Lee's Lake-ABin cliffs near bridge over Castle RiverCretaceousAlbertaInoceramus, ammonites - Prionotropis,
Livingston Range-ABin Oldman River GapJurassicFerniePelecypods -- Inoceramus,
Ma Butte-ABE face of Ma Butte, N of Coleman in the Crowsnest Pass. Type section of Ma Butte Fm.Cretaceous LowerBlairmore|Ma ButteFossil plants,
Marble Mtn-ABon top of next Mountain SouthJurassicFerniePelecypod - Oxytoma,
Massive-AB19.2 km W of Banff. Outcrop is just W of RR SidingTriassic LowerSpray Riverfish - Saurichthys, Albertonia, Bobasatrania, Coelacanthus,
Miette-ABon Rocky River in large concretionsJurassicFernieImlayoceras, Cardioceras, Goliathiceras,
Milford Siding-AB1.6 km E in CPR RR cutCretaceous UpperBow RiverKindleia,
Milk River-ABin Devil's Coulee, near Warner (exact locality kept secret)Cretaceous UpperForemostHadrosaur eggs,
Milk River-ABCretaceousJudith Riverturtles-Basilemys,
Milk River-ABon Halfbreed (Breed) Creek in thin conglomerate layer in red sandstoneCretaceousPakowkishark teeth, turtle shell fragments,
Morro Peak-ABin shales near base of FormationDevonian UpperAlexofossils,
Mount Rundle-ABat North End near BanffMississippianRundle GroupType locality.,
Mount Stelfox-ABDevonian UpperFlumebrachiopods, Amphipora, gastropods, tentaculites, Lingula, Buchiola, Stromatoporoids.,
Mount Wilson-ABin cirque on peakOrdovician?trilobites, other marine fossils,
Mt Allan (Nakiska)-ABat Grassy MountainJurassicBlairmore (Calcareous Mbr)Type Locality Cretaceous sandstones with a persistent Limestone bed in Middle of Formation. Fossils are mostly gastropods and pelecypods forming coquinas in some places. Ostracods.,
Mt Coleman-ABwithin Banff ParkOrdovicianBeaverfoot|BriscoBrachiopods - Rhynchotrema,
Mt Dawson Creek-ABCretaceous LowerCommotionFossil plants,
Mt Whyte-ABCambrian Lower-MiddleMt Whytetrilobites,
Mystery Lake-AB4 km above on Folding Mt CreekCretaceous LowerBlairmorePlants-Elatides, Nilssonia, Elatides, Podozamites,
Nihahi Ridge-ABAt several locations on Nihahi Ridge Trail in Little Elbow Creek Campground on Hwy 66.MississippianBanff|Rundlesmall shark teeth, Crinoids, bryozoa, corals.,
North Branch of Upper Berland River-ABCretaceous LowerBlairmorePlants-Stenorachis,
Old Crow River-ABFossils are found by screening in river gravels. Numerous sites. Site 44 is cited as major site for Rancho LaBrean fauna. Site 11A is said to be exceptionally diversePleistoceneMammal Bones,
Panther River-ABat first coal mineCretaceous LowerKootenayplants-Nilssonia,
Peace River-AB118N16W near creek entering from left bankCretaceous UpperDunveganPlants-Araliaephyllum,
Peace River-ABVermillion Falls, Vermillion Chutes areaDevonianMikkwafish remains,
Peace River-ABalong river in nw1/4 s26t87r20w5 and ne1/4 s27t87r20w5Cretaceous LowerPeace River (Cadotte)fish remains,
Peace River-AB4 km above town on W side in sw1/4 s19t83r21w5Cretaceous LowerShaftsburyFish Remains,
Peace River-ABalong river 1.6 km above mouth of Cadotte RiverCretaceous LowerShaftsburyFish Remains,
Peace River-ABat gypsum cliffs on N bank in green shale 1.8 km ENE of E end of island below Boyer RapidsDevonian Middle-UpperWaterwaysBrachiopods - Ladogioides, Leiorhynchus, Eleutherokomma,
Peace River District-AB312 meters above base of Nikanassin Formation on the Sulphur and Sheep RiversJurassic UpperNikanassinfish-Chimaerotheca,
Pedley Creek-ABnear highway bridgePaleocenePaskapooplants-Aralia,
Poboktan Pass-ABNW of Brazeau Lake, 80 km SE of JasperTriassic LowerSpray Riverfish - Bobasatrania,
Popes Creek-ABCambrian MiddleCathedralTrilobites Albertella,
Ram River-AB1 km above mouth of Fall CreekJurassicFernieFish fossils,
Ram River-ABOn North Side of North Fork Gap in the Front RangeDevonian UpperMount HawkBrachiopods - Cyrtina, Douvillinaria, coral - Acinophyllum, Coenites,
Ram River-ABin nodules weathering out of black shale above the fallsCretaceous UpperWapiabiammonites, brachiopods, pelecypods.,
Ram River Falls-ABCretaceous UpperWapiabiammonites,
Red Deer River-ABbelow mouth of Berry CreekCretaceous UpperBelly River Groupfish-Lepisosteus,
Red Deer River-ABat various levels in Cretaceous exposuresCretaceousBelly River Group|Edmonton Group|Oldmanfish-Acipenser,
Red Deer River-ABIn area exposures opposite the mouth of Big ValleyCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Albertosaurus,Centrosaurus,Champsosaurus,Dromiceiomimus,Hadrosaurus,Hypacrosaurus;turtles,
Red Deer River-ABbelow Berry CreekCretaceousOldmanMyledaphus,
Red Deer River-ABCretaceous UpperOldmanFish -Belonostomus,
Red Deer River-AB8.1 km below Matzhiwin CreekCretaceous UpperOldmanPlants-Dombeyopsis,
Red Deer River-ABN Side in sw1/4 14-31-9w5PaleocenePaskapooplants - Platanus, Celastrinites,
Red Deer River-ABN side 2.4 km upstream of mouth of Blindman RiverPaleocenePaskapooplants - Populus,
Red Deer River-ABalong river and especially around 16-33-22w4, 24-34-22w4, 30-34-21w4 (Sternberg)Cretaceous UpperScollarddinosaur bones - especially Triceratops and Tyrannosaurus.,
Ribbon Creek-ABJurassicFernieAmmonites, Belemnites,
Ribbon Creek-ABOn Hwy 42, 400 meters from of old slate quarry. No Collecting (I may have merged two different sites here)JurassicFernieammonites, bivalves, belemnites,
Roche a Perdrix-ABDevonian UpperPerdrixBrachiopods,
Roche Miette-ABDevonian UpperPerdrixBrachiopods,
Roche Miette-ABnear Jasper Lake 48 km NE of Yellowhead PassDevonian Upperfish-Helodus,
Rocky Mtns-ABin Cretaceous bedsCretaceousVimySturrock--Muskiki--Dowling--Haven members -- fish remains,
Rocky Mtns-ABin Cretaceous bedsCretaceousWapiabi||Vimy|Sturrock|Muskiki|Dowling|Havenfish remains,
Rocky River-ABon Upper Rocky River in lower part of Limestone above Banff shaleMississippianUpper Banff Limestonefish teeth Scoliorhiza,
Rosebud Creek Valley-AB10 km S of Tyrrell MuseumCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyonbone fragments, dinosaur teeth, shark teeth, mollusks,
Sand Creek-ABArea exposures along Sand Creek and in Red River banks 19.2 km below Steveville near mouth of Sand CreekCretaceousOldmanChampsosaurus;Dinosaurs-Albertosaurus,Corythosaurus,Centrosaurus,Dromaeosaurus,Euoplocephalus,Hypacrosaurus,Kritosaurus,Lambeosaurus,Monoclonius,Procheneosaurus,Stegoceras,Struthiomimus,Styracosaurus,Trachodon,unidentified taxa,skin impressions;crocodilesThe Oldman (or Old Man) formation is the Canadian equivalent of the Judith River Formation in the US. The fauna of these formations is very broad. The genera listed here are a sampling,
Saskatchewan River-ABOn North Side of North Fork Gap in the Brazeau RangeDevonian UpperMount HawkBrachiopods -- Thomasaria.,
Saskatchewan River-ABOn North Side of North Fork Gap in the Brazeau RangeDevonian UpperPerdrixBrachiopods -- Eleutherokomma,
Saskatchewan River Gap-ABIn Brazeau RangeDevonian UpperAlexotype exposure,
Smoky River-ABat headwaters on Sulphur RiverJurassicFernieAmmonites - Oppelia,
Smoky River-ABin S bank of River 4 km SW of Hwy 49 bridge over the RiverCretaceous UpperKaskapauAmmonites - Watinoceras, Scaphites.,
Solomon Creek-ABat Grigsby coal claimCretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants - Acrostichopteris,
Sphinx Creek-AB4.3 km above Gregg RiverCretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants - Sphenopteris, Elatides, Sagenopteris, others,
Stapleton-AB48 km below StevevilleCretaceousOldmandinosaurs-MonocloniusCan't locate Stapleton, but Steveville Ferry is in the present Dinosaur Provincial Park,
Steveville-ABRed Deer River banks 1.6-5.6 km below StevevilleCretaceousOldmanamphibians-Scapherpeton,crocodiles-Leidyosuchus;dinosaurs-Dromiceiomimus,Euoplocephalus,Ornatotholus,StruthiomimusSteveville Ferry is in modern Dinosaur Provincial Park,
Stinking Springs Creek-AB34-60-13w5Cretaceous LowerBlairmorePlants-Pityophyllum,
Sulphur Mountain-ABDevonian UpperPallisertypical exposure,
Sulphur River-ABon Pearl Creek 66 meters above base of Ft St John Group shalesCretaceous LowerFt St Johnfish remains,
SW Alberta-ABin area exposures about 175 meters above base of FormationPennsylvanian-PermianRocky Mountainfish remains,
Tolman Bridge-AB4.8 km N 107 Meters above water level on E side of Red Deer RiverCretaceousEdmonton|ScollardPaleospinax,
Tolman Ferry-AB3.1km below in quarries on both banksCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-abundant dinosaur bones-Albertosaurus,Euoplocephalus,Saurolophus,
Tolman Ferry-ABnearCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Anatosaurus?,Anatotitan,Saurolophus,
Tolman Ferry-AB11.2km belowCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Anchiceratops,Edmontosaurus,Saurolophus,Struthiomimus,
Tolman Ferry-AB5.6km below in quarries on both banksCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Ankylosaurus,Euoplocephalus,Leptoceratops?,Saurolophus,
Tolman Ferry-AB2.4km above in quarries on both banksCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Ankylosaurus,Euoplocephalus,Saurolophus,
Tolman Ferry-AB18.4km belowCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-dinosaur bones,
Tolman Ferry-AB8km aboveCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-dinosaur bones,
Tolman Ferry-AB16km below in quarries on both banksCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Euoplocephalus,Monoclonius,Saurolophus?,
Tolman Ferry-AB25.6-27.2km belowCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Hadrosaurus?,Hypacrosaurus?,
Tolman Ferry-AB6.2km aboveCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Hypacrosaurus,
Tolman Ferry-AB3.1km aboveCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Hypacrosaurus,dinosaur bones,
Tolman Ferry-AB8km belowCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Hypacrosaurus?,Saurolophus,
Tolman Ferry-AB4.8km above in quarries on both banksCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Leptoceratops,
Tolman Ferry-AB12.8km belowCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Leurospondylus,Monoclonius,
Tolman Ferry-AB4.8km belowCretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Saurolophus,
Torrens Creek-AB2.8 km above Hat Creek JunctionCretaceous UpperDunveganPlants-Cephalotaxopsis,
Unspecified-AB33-1/22w4CretaceousFox Hillsammonites,
Upper Red Deer River-ABJurassicFernieAmmonites - Peronoceras,
Whitehorse River-AB6.5 km N of Rocky Mountain ParkJurassicFerniePelecypods - Gryphaea,
Willow Creek-ABPaleoceneWillow CreekFish -Lepisosteus, Kindleia,
Willow Creek-ABsw1/4 1-13-28 w4PaleoceneWillow Creekplants-Androvettia,
Winnifred Pass-ABDevonian UpperMt HawkBrachiopods -Gypidula, coral - PhillipsastraeaWinnifred Pass appears to be in Rocky Mountains near Kvass Creek possibly near 53d38mN.; long 119d12mW,
Winnifred Pass-ABDevonian UpperPalliserBrachiopods -Cyrtiopsis, Athyris, Schuchertella,
Winnifred Pass-ABDevonian UpperPerdrixBrachiopods -Leiorhynchus, Calvinaria, Warrenella, Hypothyridina,
Peace RiverAthabasca?ABon Peace River 32 km above mouth of Battle RiverCretaceousPtychodusThis locality is questionable: no Battle River enters the Peace River.-HA,
Assiniboine PeakBanffABnearby near Magog Campgroundpelecypods, ostracods, trace fossils22-12-w5 General
BanffBanffABAt Sundance Canyon in phosphate bedPennsylvanian-PermianRocky Mountain quartzitefish - Lissoprion,
BanffBanffABW on Hwy1A 4.8 km S of Lake Louise Station at small lake with monument in bluff.Cambrianmarine fossils, trilobitesNo Collecting,
Banff ParkBanffABat Cirrus MtnOrdovicianBeaverfoot|Briscocorals - Catenipora, Streptelasma,
Banff ParkBanffABat Cuthead CreekJurassicFernieCardioceras,
Banff ParkBanffABAt Mt ColemanDevonian UpperPalliserbrachiopods - Paurorhyncha,
Banff ParkBanffABnear Ross LakeCambrian MiddleRoss Lake ShaleVanuxemella,
Banff ParkBanffABin Glacier ValleyCambrian UpperSullivanAraphoia('Arapahoia'?), Coosia,
BankheadBanffABon Cascade River in Banff ParkJurassicFernieGastropods - Turbo26-11-w5 General
Bullpound CreekBanffAB (Bullpound Creek is at 25-24-15-w5)CretaceousBearpaw ShalebrachiopodsThis locality was also visited by H. Allen (see Pollockville), also a small, grassy valley with no exposed Formation. Very questionable.,
Bullpound CreekBanffAB3.2 km W of Hwy36 32 km N of Red Deer River Bridge. (Bullpound Creek is at 25-24-15-w5)Cretaceous UpperBearpaw ShaleBrachiopods,
Bullpound CreekBanffABBullpound Creek is at 25-24-15-w5Cretaceousbrachiopods,
Castle MountainBanffAB3.2 km E of RR station on Johnson Creek trail 3.2 km N of forest ranger cabin )Castle Mtn is at 26-14-w5)TriassicSpray RiverCoelacanthus,
Castle Mountain RR StationBanffAB3.2 km E on Johnson Creek TrailTriassic LowerSpray RiverFish Pteronisculus, BobasatraniaThis must be an old reference: there is no RR station at Castle Mountain-HA,
Lake LouiseBanffABin the Lake Louise-Kicking Horse Pass RegionCambrian LowerGog QuartziteA variety of ichnofossils e.g. Skolithus, Cruziana, etc,
Lake LouiseBanffABto SWCambrian Lower-MiddleMt Whytetrilobites,
Lake LouiseBanffABin the Lake Louise-Kicking Horse Pass RegionCambrian LowerGog(Peyto)Olenellus,
Sunwapta PassBanff?ABat Mount AthabascaDevonianFish-Coelacanthus,
Sunwapta PassBanff?ABat Mount AthabascaDevonianFish-Coelacanthus,
VegaBarrheadAB11.2 km N along bank of Athabasca RiverCretaceous UpperWapiticoal, concretions, fossilized wood.,
VegaBarrheadABN on Athabasca RiverCretaceous UpperWapitiPetrified Wood,
WildhorseBarrheadABin valley of Sage Creek 17.6 km NCretaceous UpperDinosaur Park|Oldmandinosaur bones,
WildhorseBarrheadABN at Sage CreekCretaceous UpperOldman|Dinosaur Parkdinosaurs,
CanmoreBighornABat Grassi LakeDevonian UpperCairnstromatoporoids, corals, ichnofossils, brachiopods, gastropods, crinoid fragments.,
CanmoreBighornABat the top of the no 4 Coal SeamCretaceous LowerKootenayPlants - Coniopteris,
ExshawBighornAB1.6 km E of cement plant (Roughly 22-24-9-w5)MississippianExshawtype exposure,
ExshawBighornAB1.6 km E of cement plant (Roughly 22-24-9-w5)Devonian UpperMinnewanka Limestonefish-Dinicthys,
WanhamBirch HillsAB1.6 km S of Hwy733, Peoria Road junction along Kakut Creek and 4.8 km downstreamCretaceous UpperPuskwaskauAbundant well preserved fossils, ammonites, Baculites, Desmoscaphites. Large, complete, Inoceramus, shark teeth,
WanhamBirch HillsAB1.6 km S of Hwy733, Peoria Road junction along Kakut CreekCretaceous UpperPuskwaskauAbundant well preserved fossils. Ammonites, Baculites, Desmoscaphites, large, complete, Inoceramus.,
WanhamBirch HillsABSouth on Kakut CreekCretaceous UpperPuskwaskauammonites, shark teeth,
Bad Heart Creek[?]Birch Hills?ABCretaceous UpperWapiabiFish-PortheusOriginal says Badheart Creek-assumed to be same as Bad Heart River--2-76-2-w6 General,
Sand CreekBrazeauABat head of South BranchCretaceous UpperOldmanPlants-Platanus,
BrickburnCalgaryABNE 1/4 23-24-2w5PaleocenePaskapooplants - Platanus, Viburnum,
CalgaryCalgaryAB1.6km WCretaceousOldmanChampsosaurus,
CalgaryCalgaryAB5 km N at Beddington CreekPaleocenePaskapoo?,
CalgaryCalgaryABalong Bow River on S Shore of Bearpaw reservoirPaleocenePaskapoo?,
CalgaryCalgaryABEdworthy ParkPaleocenePaskapoo?,
CalgaryCalgaryABGlenmore ReservoirPaleocenePaskapoo?,
Glenmore Dam, CalgaryCalgaryABon Elbow River below Glenmore dam,PaleocenePaskapoomammals,
Belly RiverCardstonAB3-4-27w4 (Belly River is at 27-9-23-w4)Cretaceous UpperSt Mary RiverPlants-Metasequoia,
CarwayCardstonABEast on St. Mary River (Carway is at 2-1-26-w4)Cretaceous UpperBearpaw Shale|St Mary RiverOysters,
GlenwoodCardstonABCretaceous UpperSt Mary Riverplants-Nymphaeites (a water lily), Ginko, Araucarites, Metasequoia,
Mountain ViewCardstonABTough Creek in Milk River equivalentsCretaceous UpperBelly River Groupplants- Ilex (Chinese holly), Brachyphyllum,
St Marys RiverCardstonABalong River from Magrath for 40 km to LethbridgeCretaceous UpperBearpaw Shalefossils,
St Marys RiverCardstonABWest of MagrathCretaceousBlood River Reserve Sandstonetype locality Blood Reserve Formation --Cretaceous Grey Cretaceous sandstones, laterally (beach, lower shoreface) equivalent to the Horseshoe Canyon Formation. It overlies the Bearpaw Formation and is overlain by the St Mary's River Formation. Fossils Inc,
St Marys RiverCardstonABCretaceousBlood River Reserve Sandstonetypical exposure,
Carway Border CrossingCardston?AB3.2 km N and 4.8 km E in banks of St Mary's RiverCretaceous UpperBearpaw Shale|St Mary RiverOyster shells,
NordeggClearwaterABE on Shunda CreekJurassicFerniefossils,
NordeggClearwaterAB4.8 km E on Hwy 11 in creek adjacent to HwyJurassicFerniefossils.,
NordeggClearwaterABon N side of the road at Shunda Creek GapDevonian UpperMount Hawkbrachiopods - Atrypa,
ElkwaterCypressABin area exposures from 30 to 50 km S along Hwy48 as well as side roadsCretaceous UpperBearpaw Shaleammonites,
ElkwaterCypressABin coulees to SCretaceous UpperBearpaw Shaleammonites,
IrvineCypressABto SouthCretaceous UpperDinosaur Parkdinosaurs,
IrvineCypressABE of Medicine Hat on Hwy 1 in area badlandsCretaceous UpperDinosaur Park|Oldmandinosaur bones, gar scales, Champsosaurs,
IrvineCypressABat Ross CouleeCretaceous UpperOldmanfish Lepisosteus,
Lost RiverCypressAB1-4-w4Cretaceous UpperOldman|Foremostdinosaur and reptile bones, brackish water mollusks.,
Medicine HatCypressAB24 km NCretaceousForemostbirds-Hesperornis,
Medicine HatCypressABCretaceous UpperForemostDuckbill Dinosaurs,
Medicine HatCypressABarea exposuresCretaceous UpperForemost|Oldmandinosaur bones,
Medicine HatCypressABnearbyCretaceous UpperJudith RiverComplete, well preserved, crocodiles,
Medicine HatCypressABBadlands of S Saskatchewan River ValleyCretaceous UpperOldman|Foremostdinosaur bone,
Medicine HatCypressABalong Saskatchewan River 10 to 20 km downstream in multiple bone beds in 30 to 100 meters thick 750, 000 year old depositsQuaternarydiverse large mammals - horses, camels, zebras, elephants, lions, sloths etc - 55 species,
Medicine Lodge CouleeCypressABSE1/4 7-8-3W4CretaceousBearpaw Shaleammonites,
OnefourCypressABin area badlandsCretaceous UpperForemost|Oldmandinosaur bones,
OnefourCypressABBadlands of Milk River and tributariesCretaceous UpperOldman|Dinosaur ParkDinosaurs,
RedcliffCypressABalong river to SCretaceous UpperForemost|Oldmandinosaur bones,
RedcliffCypressABBadlands of S Saskatchewan River ValleyCretaceous UpperOldman|ForemostDinosaur Bone,
Sage CreekCypressABOn S side of creek in SE1/4 s31t3nr3w4 in shale bank 5 meters below top of Pale bedsCretaceousOldmanParatarpon,
EdmontonEdmontonABalong North Saskatchewan RiverCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyonpetrified wood, dinosaur bones,
EdmontonEdmontonABin fill used in alleys in EdmontonQuaternaryagatized wood,
EdmontonEdmontonABin gravel pits along River North and East (government pits open to public)Quaternaryagatized wood.,
EdmontonEdmontonABon N side of North Saskatchewan River near Storyland Valley ZooQuaternaryagatized wood.,
Mill CreekEdmontonABCretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants - Cladophlebis, Cinnamomoides, Araliaephyllum,
Mill CreekEdmontonAB7-1-6w5Cretaceous LowerCrowsnestplants -Sphenopteris, Ficus, Desmiophyllum,
DunveganFairviewABon West bank between Dunvegan and Montagneuse RiverCretaceous UpperDunveganPlants-Paleonuphar,
Dunvegan BridgeFairviewABN bank of Peace River. Dunvegan Fm. becomes marine east of the bridge, non-marine to the west.Cretaceous UpperDunvegan or KaskapauMarine Mollusks,
Dunvegan BridgeFairviewABin cliffs beside Hwy to NECretaceous UpperDunvegan|Kaskapauabundant oysters, some brachiopods (brachiopods are unlikely in these beds),
Dunvegan BridgeFairviewABin cliffs along Hwy NE of bridgeCretaceous UpperDunvegan|KaskapauOysters, Brachiopods,
AlexoFlagstaffABin tributary of Shunga Creek 40-13w5PaleoceneBrazeau, postplants-Thuja(Cedar)40-13-w5 Specific
Alexo--SaundersFlagstaffABW on Dutch CreekJurassicFerniemollusks27-40-13-w5 General
LongviewFoothillsABon Highwood forestry roadMississippianRundle Groupbrachiopods,
LongviewFoothillsAB32 km W on forestry road at narrow gap near ranger station in Limestone cliffMississippianRundle Groupbrachiopods - Spirifer,
Priddis CreekFoothillsABs15t22r4w5 in sandstones, 8 km. W of Priddis, off Hwy. 22XCretaceous UpperBelly River GroupPlants-Cephalotaxopsis,
Priddis CreekFoothillsAB16-22-4w5Cretaceous UpperBelly River Groupplants-Elatocladus,
Bow IslandForty MileABOldman River, north of town; brackish water fossils (Bow Island is at 22-11-13-w4)Cretaceous UpperForemostmollusks, petrified wood,
Bow IslandForty MileAB9.6 km N in coulees (Bow Island is at 22-11-13-w4)Cretaceous UpperForemostpelecypods, low grade petrified wood,
ForemostForty MileABS at Etzikom Coulee (S17T6R11w4)Cretaceous UpperForemostdinosaur bone fragments. Agatized wood.,
ForemostForty MileAB38.4 km S at Deadhorse Coulee, 7.5 km SE of Lucky Strike POCretaceous UpperForemostDinosaur bones and teeth,
GrotonForty MileABOn North Side of Milk River 3-10w4CretaceousPakowkiammonites,
ManyberriesForty MileABto E and SE in area badland exposures extending into SaskatchewanCretaceous UpperBearpaw ShaleAmmonites, Pelecypods, Scaphopods, Shark Teeth, rare Shrimp and Crayfish, dinosaur bones.,
ManyberriesForty MileABSW1/4 s25t4r5w4 in Sandstone near base on W side of Coulee on S Manyberries CreekCretaceousOldmanMyledaphus,
Abbott CreekGreenviewABnear Smoky River about 30 meters above coal seamCretaceous LowerBlairmorePlants - Cladophlebis8-57-7-w6 General
Grande CacheGreenviewABIn steeply sloping beds at Smoky River Coals mineCretaceous Lowerabundant dinosaur tracks,
Kakwa RiverGreenviewAB20 km above Lynx CreekCretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants-Ginko,
Kakwa RiverGreenviewAB19.4 km above Lynx CreekCretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants-Nilssonia, Elatides,
Kakwa RiverGreenviewAB4.8 km above Lynx Creek in tributary to SCretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants-Zamites,
Kakwa RiverGreenviewAB20-59-13w5Jurassic-CretaceousKootenayConiopteris,
Kakwa RiverGreenviewAB20-59-13w4Jurassic-CretaceousNikanassinGinkgo,
Kakwa River BasinGreenviewAB3.2 km up creek entering Mouse Cache Creek below Dead Horse MeadowsCretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants-Pterophyllum (spelling? Pterophyllum is a genus of Angelfish), Stenorachis,
Kakwa River BasinGreenviewAB4.8 km up creek entering Mouse Cache Creek below Dead Horse MeadowsCretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants-Pterophyllum, Stenorachis,
Kakwa River BasinGreenviewAB3.2 km up creek entering Mouse Cache Creek below Dead Horse MeadowsCretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants-Ptilophyllum,
Kakwa Creek BasinGreenview?ABBelow Dead Horse Meadows 4.8 km up tributary of Mouse Catch Creek and on Ridge aboveCretaceous LowerBlairmoreConiopteris, Sphenopteris,
JasperJasper ParkABProterozoic UpperMiette GroupEdiacaran faunas in limestones .,
JasperJasper ParkABFossils may be from different localitiesSpray Riverfish-Platysomus,Saurichthys,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkABon Ridge between Medicine Lake and Beaver LakeDevonian UpperAlexobrachiopods - Productella, Cyrtiopsis,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkABat Proposal Mountain at the South End of Medicine LakeDevonian UpperAlexobrachiopods - Sinotectiractrum, Leiorhynchus,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkABat SE end of Ancient WallDevonian UpperCairnsbrachiopods - Ladogioides, Athyris,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkABRidge between Beaver and Medicine lakesDevonian UpperFlumeAllanaria, Emanuella,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkABnear Snake Indian RiverCambrian UpperLynxTrilobites - Tricrepicephalus,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkABE of Esplanade MtnDevonian UpperMalignebrachiopods - Allanaria,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkABnear Hwy at Morro PeakDevonian UpperMaligneBrachiopods - Calvinaria, Atrypa,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkABat Job CreekDevonian UpperMount HawkBrachiopods - Cyrtospirifer, Indospirifer,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkABE shoulder of Roche MietteDevonian UpperMount Hawkbrachiopods - Gruenwaldtia, Calvinaria,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkABat Lower Maligne CanyonDevonian UpperPalliserCamarotoechia,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkABat S end of Ancient WallDevonian UpperSoutheskcorals - Amphipora, Phillipsastraea,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkABbetween forks of S branch of Snake Indian RiverCambrian UpperSullivanGlossopleura,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkABWindsor MtnCambrian LowerHyolithes,
Jasper ParkJasper ParkAB3.2 km SW of Mt SimlaCambrian Lowertrilobites, Zacanthoides(Zacanthoides is a common Middle Cambrian trilobite. It is very rare in the Lower Cambrian. Most likely either the age is wrong, or trilobite is wrong.,
Nigel CreekJasper ParkABIn Jasper National Park (maybe 'typical' but not 'type'; type is at Mt. Rundle, Banff.Devonian UpperPalliserunspecified fossilstype exposure,
Nigel PeakJasper ParkABIn Jasper National ParkDevonian UpperMt Hawktype exposure,
Nigel PeakJasper ParkAB250 meters below MT Wilson Quartzite on W slope in DolomiteOrdovicianSkoki or Outramgastropods - PalliseriaSome Nigel Peak sites will probably be in Banff National Park rather than Jasper,
Nigel PeakJasper ParkABIn Jasper National ParkDevonian UpperSouthesktype exposure,
Nigel Peak (Jasper National Park)Jasper ParkABDevonian UpperPerdrixBrachiopods,
Kananaskis ParkKananaskisABOn Highway 40 at Ribbon CreekJurassicFernieAmmonites -- Chondroceras, Kepplerites,
Kananaskis RiverKananaskisABJurassicFernieAmmonites -Teloceras,
Rock LakeKananaskisABNear Cairn Pass, Ram PassJurassicFernieWarrenoceras, Gryphaea,
SeebeKananaskisABin old open pit mineCretaceous UpperWapiabiScaphites molds in black shale.,
Dry Island Buffalo JumpKneehillABOn Red Deer River 65 km upstream from Tyrrell. (24,29-34-21-22-WCretaceous UpperScollardVertebrates,
Kneehills CreekKneehillABfirst stream on S bank when following Dinosaur trail out of DrumhellerCretaceous UpperHorseshoe CanyonOysters, dinosaur bones.,
Kneehills CreekKneehillABopposite mouth of CreekCretaceous UpperHorseshoe CanyonPlants-Sequoia,
TrochuKneehillABCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyon|ScollardA partial skeleton of an ornithomimid, found near,
TrochuKneehillABin area badlands near campground and Red Deer RiverCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyon|Scollarddinosaur bones,
TrochuKneehillABTributary of Red Deer River, NE1/4 10-34-22w4Cretaceous UpperScollard|Horseshoe Canyonplants-Vitis(grape),
BlackfaldsLacombeABin vicinity of junction of Blindman and Red Deer River in river banks in light gray 3-30cm shale layer above 10cm coal seam (Blackfalds is at 26-39-27-w4)PaleocenePaskapoofossil leaves of 20+ taxa. Plants seeds in overlying sandstones -Cercidiphyllum(Katsura), Ginko, etc.Permit required for collecting,
BlackfaldsLacombeABAt Mouth of Blindman River 3-2 km E and S to River (Blackfalds is at 26-39-27-w4)PaleocenePaskapooFossil Plants,
BlackfaldsLacombeABE off Hwy 2A 1.6 km E to Blindman River upstream just below a very thin coal seam (Blackfalds is at 26-39-27-w4)PaleocenePaskapoogastropods,
BlackfaldsLacombeABOn Blindman River 1.6 km E and S to River (Blackfalds is at 26-39-27-w4)PaleocenePaskapooGastropods,
BlackfaldsLacombeABon Blindman River (Blackfalds is at 26-39-27-w4)PaleocenePaskapooGastropods, plants,
BlackfaldsLacombeABE off Hwy 2A 3.2 km E to Red Deer River just downstream of mouth of Blindman River (Blackfalds is at 26-39-27-w4)PaleocenePaskapooleaf fossils.,
Gull LakeLacombeABin beach gravelPaleocenePaskapooPetrified Wood,
Gull LakeLacombeABalong lake shorePaleocenePaskapooPetrified Wood.,
Joffre BridgeLacombeABRoad cut, excavated by University of Alberta. No collecting. Now overgrown.PaleocenePaskapoofish remains, plants,
Joffre BridgeLacombeABRed Deer River, in Paleocene sediments.15 meters up river cliff and in area road cuts.PaleocenePaskapoofish: Amia, Mooneye, Kindleia, Phareodus, and reptile and mammal fragments, mollusks,
Joffre BridgeLacombeAB14 km E of Red Deer. Many quarries. No collecting. (Site is overgrown)PaleocenePaskapoovertebrate, plant, amphibian, mammal, fish dinosaurs,
Joffre BridgeLacombeABfish remains, plants,
DevonLeducABin gravel bars in North Saskatchewan River from Devon to Fort SaskatchewanCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyonpetrified wood, pal, agatized wood, carbonized wood. (small amounts of gold as well).,
DevonLeducABDinosaurs in (roughly 34-50-26-w4Cretaceous UpperHorseshoe CanyonHadrosaurs, Tyrannosaur teeth, Ceratopsids,
FalunLeducAB11 km SW at Mount Red Park in rocks in gravel pilesPaleocenePaskapooCampeloma,
GeneseeLeducABOn S. Saskatchewan River, E bank.PaleocenePaskapooplant fossils,
GeneseeLeducAB72 km from Edmonton on Saskatchewan River in fine grained shale interbedded with coal and clayPaleocenePaskapooPlant fossils.,
Hillspring Oyster QuarryLethbridgeABOyster shell quarry operated by A-Claim Industries Ltd., Granum Alberta. North bank of Belly River, SE of Hillspring in basal member of formation.Cretaceous UpperSt Mary RiverOysters,
LethbridgeLethbridgeABCretaceous UpperBearpaw ShaleA partial mosasaur skeleton,,
NoblefordLethbridgeABNorth and E along base of Scabby ButteCretaceous UpperSt Mary Riverdinosaur bones, Pachyrhinosaurus, fish - Myledaphus, Parabula, gar scales, crocodile teeth - Leidyosuchus,
Pothole CreekLethbridgeABSw1/4 34-2-22w4CretaceousBlood River Reserve Sandstoneammonites,
Scabby ButteLethbridgeABSmall area of badlands south of Keho Lake, NE of NoblefordCretaceous UpperSt Mary Riverdinosaurs,
Dizzy CreekMackenzieABalong the creekCretaceousBlackstoneFish remains,
BassanoNewellABon Bow River 12 km SW of townCretaceous UpperBearpaw ShaleBelemnites, pelecypods, occasional large Placenticeras17-21-18-w4 General
Dinosaur Provincial ParkNewellABNo collecting, access only by guided tours.Cretaceous UpperDinosaur Park|OldmanAlbertosaurus, Dromaeosaurus,
Dinosaur Provincial ParkNewellABin regional exposures outside the park in clay pebble bedsCretaceous UpperJudith River|OldmanMicrofaunas - Teeth and bones of fish and reptiles. Some small dinosaur bones. Gar scales (Lepisosteus), Rays Myledaphus, Surgeon plates (Acipenser), Belenostomus, Parabula, a few shark teeth, crocodile teeth, etc,
Dinosaur Provincial ParkNewellABAlberta (Cretaceous Upper:Campanian). A mostly complete, meter-long skeleton of a sturgeon (fish) from estuary deposits. A new bonebed, dated as being 250, 000 years older than any previously known from Dinosaur Park, Alberta.Cretaceous UpperOldman|Dinosaur Parkfish in bone bed,
Little Sandhill CreekNewellAB3.2km NE of mouth of creekCretaceousBelly River GroupVertebrates-Chirostenotes,
Little Sandhill CreekNewellABin area badlandsCretaceousOldmanMyledaphus,
CoronationPaintearthABin area exposures (13-36-11-w4)Cretaceous UpperBearpaw Shaleabundant ammonites,
CoronationPaintearthABarea exposures (13-36-11-w4)Cretaceous UpperBearpaw Shaleammonites,
Beaver MinesPincher CreekABNorth at Castle River -- Beaver Mines may be at 6-2-w5Cretaceous UpperBearpaw Shaleclams, ammonites,
Castle RiverPincher CreekABin Cliffs upstream from bridge at Lees Lake turnoff from Hwy 3 (Castle River is in vicinity of 27-7-30-w4)Cretaceous UpperBlackstonePrionotropis, Inoceramus,
Castle RiverPincher CreekABNorth bank between Hell Gate Canyon and cable foot bridgeCretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants - Klukia,
ColemanPincher CreekABat Ma Butte (rough 8-4-w5)CretaceousCardiumTypical Locality Cardium Formation -- Cretaceous Sandstones and shales overlying the Blackstone Formation. It lies below the Wapiabi Formation. Fossils consist of the pelecypod Cardium and the ammonite Scaphites.,
CowleyPincher CreekABon Crowsnest River (roughly 7-1-w5)Jurassic-CretaceousKootenay or Blairmorefossil plants,
LundbreckPincher CreekABLongview turnoff from Hwy 3 and E to Crowsnest River valley. In concretions above coal layer.Cretaceous UpperBearpaw ShalePelecypods - Arctica,
LundbreckPincher CreekABWestCretaceous UpperBearpaw Shale?clams,
LundbreckPincher CreekABEast on Crowsnest RiverCretaceous UpperBearpaw Shale?Oysters,
LundbreckPincher CreekABN from Hwy 3 1.6 km E of Lundbreck in Crowsnest river banks.Cretaceous UpperBearpaw Shale|St Mary Riveroyster beds,
LundbreckPincher CreekABN at the Gap in the Livingston RangeMississippian?Livingstone?fish - Deltodus,
Pincher CreekPincher CreekABCretaceous UpperSt Mary RiverFilicites,
PonokaPonokaAB9.6 km E at crossroad in extensive reefPaleocenePaskapooagatized Turritella,
PonokaPonokaAB2.4 km E on Hwy53. 30 meters N of road near grove of treesPaleocenePaskapooCampeloma,
PonokaPonokaABto ECretaceous-PaleoceneScollard|Paskapoogastropods,
LilleRanchlandABat Crowsnest PassCretaceousBlairmoreBerycoid'Dakota' Fm. in original reference is an obsolete term not used in Canada,
Porcupine HillsRanchlandABCretaceous-PaleoceneWillow CreekType exposure,
Blindman RiverRed DeerABseveral locations (general area 13-39-27-w4)PaleocenePaskapooamphibian, reptile, mammal bones of many taxa including primates.,
Blindman RiverRed DeerABabove Red Deer River Junction (general area 13-39-27-w4)PaleocenePaskapooplants-Osmunda, Cryptomerites, Rhamnites,
Blindman RiverRed DeerABat Junction of Blindman and Red Deer Rivers, leaves above coal layer about 10 meters above river level (general area 13-39-27-w4)PaleocenePaskapooZingiberopsis, Ginkgo, Platanus(Sycamore), Metasequoia, Viburnum, Eucommia, Osmunda, Dennstaedtia, Cercidiphyllum, Chaitoptelea(Spelling?), Amia scales, Unio, mammal bones, insects: Pseudolimnophila, Coleoptera, dragonfly larvae,
ElnoraRed DeerAB20.8km NECretaceousEdmontonvertebrates-Leptoceratops,
Moose MountainRed DeerABtype exposure Rundle Formation -- Mississippian Interbedded dark and light grey limestones with some chert. It is capped by Pennsylvanian rocks of the Rocky Mountain Formation. Crinoid fragments, brachiopod fragmentsMississippianBanff?This locality info is confused. Banff Fm. is well exposed and fossiliferous at Moose Mountain, but is older, than the Rundle. The 'type exposure' of the Rundle Group is on Mt. Rundle at Banff Park, NOT Moose Mountain. There is no Pennsylvanian Rocky Mtn,
Moose MountainRed DeerABOn hill about 2 km past closure gate on Canyon Creek Road N from Hwy 66MississippianBanff|Rundlegood blastoids, crinoids, brachiopods, corals.,
Moose MountainRed DeerABCretaceousBlackstone?Type Locality (This is NOT the type locality of the Blackstone Formation: type locality is Blackstone Creek, north of Nordegg. There is no Blackstone exposed on Moose Mountain per se, but there is in the valleys to the east and west.),
Moose MountainRed DeerABDevonian UpperPallisertype exposureThis locality is bogus: the Palliser is NOT exposed at Moose Mountain; the type exposure of the Palliser Fm. is at Mount Rundle in Banff Park.,
Red DeerRed DeerAB14 km E at Joffre Bridge. Permits required to collect. Rare, unusual specimens must be deposited with the University of Alberta. In calcareous claystone and coals in both banks and in a road cut upstream of the bridgePaleocenePaskapoodisarticulated amphibians, reptiles, mammals, birds, fish (10 species), mollusks, insects(8 genera), plants (20 + species).,
Red DeerRed DeerAB1.6 km W on right bank of riverPaleocenePaskapooFish - Kindleia,
Red DeerRed DeerABnear junction of Red River and Blindman RiverPaleocenePaskapooFossil Plants,
Red DeerRed DeerABon Red deer River in SE1/4 18-38-27w4PaleocenePaskapooplants - Viburnum,
CochraneRocky ViewABSW on left bank of Bow River S4T26r4w5PaleocenePaskapooFish - Kindleia,
CochraneRocky ViewAB1.5 km E in large RR cutPaleocenePaskapooFish - Kindleia, vertebra and fresh water shells,
CochraneRocky ViewABon Bow RiverPaleocenePaskapooGastropods,
Ghost RiverRocky ViewABAt Creek on W side of North Branch of Ghost RiverDevonian MiddleYahatindaDevonian Plants,
WatinoSmoky RiverABSouth on Smoky RiverCretaceous UpperKaskapauammonites,
Berry CreekSpecial Area 2ABat Carolside Dam during low water periods 40 km E of Hanna on Hwy 36 (maybe at 16-26-12-w4)Cretaceous UpperBearpaw Shaleammonites, Baculites, clams,
PollockvilleSpecial Area 2ABNWCretaceousBearpaw ShalebrachiopodsNote: this location is bogus. Visited by H. Allen in late 1970s, locality is a shallow, grassy valley with no visible exposure. May refer to cobbles or pebbles in creek bed. 'Cretaceous brachiopods', though possible, is very unlikely in this area.,
PollockvilleSpecial Area 2AB8 km N then 4 km W in Creek bed creekCretaceous UpperBearpaw Shalebrachiopods,
StevevilleSpecial Area 2ABNear Mouth of Sand Creek 16-20km N of StevevilleCretaceousBelly River GroupVertebrates-Belonostomus,Myledaphus,
StevevilleSpecial Area 2ABIn Dinosaur Provincial Park--no collectingCretaceous UpperDinosaur Parkfish-Chimaerotheca,
StevevilleSpecial Area 2ABOn Red Deer RiverCretaceous UpperDinosaur Park|OldmanPlants-Menispermites,
StevevilleSpecial Area 2ABOn Red Deer River 3.2 km S of Sand CreekCretaceous UpperDunveganPlants-Sequoia, Artocarpus,
StevevilleSpecial Area 2ABRR GradeCretaceousJudith Riverturtles,
DrumhellerStarlandABat Horseshoe CanyonCretaceousBattletype locality Battle Formation -- Cretaceous sandstones, clays, lignite and coal. It overlies the Whitemud Formation and is overlain by the Willow Creek Formation. It is a member of the Edmonton Group. Fossils include Pelecypods, gastropods, etc,
DrumhellerStarlandABAt Horseshoe Canyon. Type locality Blood Reserve Formation --Cretaceous Grey Cretaceous sandstones, laterally equivalent to the Horseshoe Canyon Formation. It overlies the Bearpaw Formation and is overlain by the St Mary's River FormationCretaceousBlood River Reserve SandstoneA few Pelecypods,
DrumhellerStarlandABat Horseshoe CanyonCretaceousEdmonton Group?,
DrumhellerStarlandABat East Coulee CreekCretaceousHorseshoe Canyontype locality,
DrumhellerStarlandABat Willow CreekCretaceousHorseshoe Canyontype locality,
DrumhellerStarlandABat Horseshoe CanyonCretaceousHorseshoe Canyontype locality Whitebud Formation -- Cretaceous sandstones, clays, lignite and coal. It overlies the Horseshoe Canyon Formation and is overlain by the Battle Formation. It is a member of the Edmonton Group. Fossils include Pelecypods, gastropods,
DrumhellerStarlandABCretaceousHorseshoe Canyontype locality. Horseshoe Canyon Formation -- Cretaceous sandstones, clays, lignite and coal. It overlies the Bearpaw Formation and is overlain by the Whitemud Formation. It is a member of the Edmonton Group. Fossils include dinosaurs, pelecypods,
DrumhellerStarlandABin area badlandsCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyonbone and petrified wood fragments,
DrumhellerStarlandABNear Ghost Pine Creek four creek crossings upstream from third bridge on dinosaur trail from Drumheller in recess in hillsCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyondinosaur bones, petrified wood,
DrumhellerStarlandABpast airport in couleeCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyondinosaur bones. Teeth, oysters, clams, pine cones, gastropods,
DrumhellerStarlandABon forks of Michichi CreekCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyonfossil plants,
DrumhellerStarlandABE side of Red Deer River 20 km below Drumheller in East CouleeCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyonpetrified wood, Oyster beds, sequoia cones,
DrumhellerStarlandABarea exposuresCretaceous UpperHorseshoe CanyonPetrified wood.,
East CouleeStarlandABin area hoodoos and at Willow Creek (East Coulee is a defunct coal mining town about 16km E of Drumheller)Cretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyon|Drumheller Marine TongueOysters,
MunsonStarlandABat ferry-bridge crossing of Red Deer River at base of cliffsCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyondinosaur bones, petrified Wood,
MunsonStarlandABat base of cliffs near ferry crossingCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyondinosaur bones-Edmontosaurus, petrified wood.,
MunsonStarlandABto N on W bank of Red Deer RiverCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyondinosaurs,
Munson-Bleriot FerryStarlandABbadlands of Red Deer RiverCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyondinosaurs,
RumseyStarlandABNW in SE1/4 s31t34r21w4 6 meters above upper coal seamCretaceousEdmontonFish - Kindleia, Belonostomus,
RumseyStarlandABSE1/4 S31T34R21W4 at Jordan's Local 6 meters above coal bedCretaceousEdmontonMyledaphus,
RumseyStarlandABin badlands extending 13 km W and eastward to the Chain lakesCretaceous UpperScollard|Horseshoe Canyondinosaur bones, petrified wood, plant seeds, ginkgo, oysters, clams, snails.,
Rumsey FerryStarlandAB1km from Red River, E of RoadCretaceousEdmontonVertebrates-Thescelosaurus,
Horseshoe CanyonStarland?ABin coulee in N part of canyon visible from parking lot. About 1 hr walk up creek near oyster bed in creekCretaceous UpperHorseshoe Canyon|Drumheller Marine Tonguedinosaur bonesThere are two Horseshoe Canyons in Alberta -- one in Kneehill Cy one in Badlands/Starland,
Adanac MineSturgeonABin area of Carbondale River in several formations (Near Carbondale which is at 8-55-24-w4)Jurassic-CretaceousFernie|Blackstonebivalves, ammonites, belemnites, fossilized wood.,
CarbondaleSturgeonABnear Adanac Strip Mine (Carbondale is at 8-55-24-w4)JurassicFernieGryphaea,
CarbondaleSturgeonABOn Adanac strip mine road (Carbondale is at 8-44-24-w4)JurassicFernieKepplerites,
Carbondale RiverSturgeon?ABJurassicFernieBuchia,
Battle RiverVermilion RiverABin banks of River 16 km N of Edgerton turnoff from Hwy14Cretaceous UpperBearpaw Shalebrachiopods1-45-1-w4 General
Battle RiverVermilion RiverABS of Ma-Me-O BeachPaleocenePaskapooGastropods--shells1-45-1-w4 General
North Saskatchewan RiverVermilion RiverABS from Hwy 16 at Valley View Turnoff across River and SW to Genesee store (Directions available there). 6.4 km N to private farm (permission Required) and 800 meters to River bankPaleocenePaskapooFossil ferns.,
North Saskatchewan RiverVermilion RiverAB45.4 km W of Rocky Mtn HousePaleocenePaskapooMetasequoia,
North Saskatchewan River GapVermilion RiverABE of Dutch CreekMississippianBanfffish remains,
VulcanVulcanABat Travers reservoir across lake from Little Bow ParkCretaceousBearpaw Shaleammonites,
EdgertonWainwrightABN on Battle River. Note: this locality is questionable Rocks exposed in this area belong to Belly River Group, which is almost entirely non-marine. Brachiopods are unlikely. May be brackish-water clams, etc. misidentified as brachiopods. (1-44-4-w4)Cretaceous UpperBelly River Groupbrachiopods,
BlairmoreWarnerABOn lower part of York Creek W of Blairmore (Blairmore is at 5-17-w4)Cretaceous LowerBlairmoreplants,
BlairmoreWarnerABN at Grassy Mountain (Blairmore is at 5-17-w4)JurassicFernieAmmonites - Paracephalites, Warrenoceras, Bivalves - Corbula, Kepplerites,
BlairmoreWarnerABN at Grassy Mountain (Blairmore is at 5-17-w4)JurassicFernieCorbula, Lima, Anomia, Oxytoma, Ostrea, Inoceramus, Pleuromya, Cucullaea,
BlairmoreWarnerABin shale quarry in Green beds (Blairmore is at 5-17-w4)JurassicFernieGastropods,
BlairmoreWarnerAB3.2 km S at Lyon Creek (Blairmore is at 5-17-w4)Cretaceous LowerKootenayCretaceous Plants,
BlairmoreWarnerABat Grassy Mountain (Blairmore is at 5-17-w4)JurassicKootenayKootenay Formation -- Jurassic sandstones, shales and, In some areas, coals capped by a cherty conglomerate. Fossils are primarily ferns, cycads and conifers. Plants --dicotyledonous--, Sapindopsis, Agenopteris(Sagenopteris?), Nilssonia(?), Torreya,
Etzikom CouleeWarnerABCretaceousForemostIsurus teeth,
Etzikom CouleeWarnerABarea exposures (roughly 14-6-9-w4)Cretaceous UpperForemost|Oldmandinosaurs, petrified wood,
Verdigris CouleeWarnerABAquila Formation - 29 km E of Milk River. Verdigris Coulee.Cretaceous UpperMilk RiverCretaceous Mammal Reference LocationThis site is Milk River Formation; there is no 'Aquila Formation' in Alberta. May be a confused reference to 'Eagle Formation' of Montana, which is equivalent to Milk River. 'Aquila'=~'Eagle'.,
Verdigris CouleeWarnerABNE1/4, 2-3-15w4Cretaceous UpperMilk RiverPlants-Geinitzia(a conifer),
Pigeon LakeWetaskiwinABW of WetaskiwinPaleocenePaskapoogastropods,
Waterton RiverWillow CreekABCretaceous UpperSt Mary Riverplants-Nymphaeites,
Athabasca RiverWood BuffaloABin North Bank at Moberly Rapids 17-89-9-w4 is location of Moberly RapidsDevonian Middle-UpperWaterwaysbrachiopods - Stropheodonta17-90-9-w4
La ButteWood BuffaloABon West bank of Slave River close to the mouth of Murdock Creek in Limestone.Devonian MiddleElk Point(La Butte)brachiopods - Tentaculites'La Butte Member' must be an informal term, as it does not appear in latest edition of Lexicon of Western Canadian Stratigraphy. There is a La Butte Creek that enters Slav...,
Red RiverWood BuffaloABCretaceous UpperOldmanfish -Belonostomus (Red Deer River?),
Carson CreekWoodlandsAB36-60-13-w5 roughlyJurassic-CretaceousNikanassinConiopteris,
Fort AssiniboineWoodlandsAB6.4 km W off Hwy13 7.2 km W then 2.4 km S in ironstone band in river banks to E (S1T62R6W4)Cretaceous UpperWapitidinosaur bones.,
Fort AssiniboineWoodlandsABW on Athabasca RiverCretaceous UpperWapitivertebrate bones,
WhitecourtWoodlandsABE on Athabasca RiverCretaceous UpperWapitiDinosaur Bone,
WhitecourtWoodlandsABon N side of Athabasca River and to ECretaceous UpperWapitivertebrate (presumably dinosaur) bones,
Coal ValleyYellowheadABin roof of Mynheer coal seam (rough loc 48-20-24)PaleoceneBrazeau, postplants-Metasequoia,
EdsonYellowheadAB12.8 km N at bridge over Edson River downstream to McLeod RiverPaleocenePaskapooCarbonized wood.,
EdsonYellowheadAB4.8 km E at bridge over the McLeod RiverPaleocenePaskapooCarbonized wood. Petrified Wood.,
EdsonYellowheadABEast on McLeod RiverPaleocenePaskapoopetrified wood,
Edson RiverYellowheadABNE of EdsonPaleocenePaskapoopetrified wood,
HintonYellowheadAB8 km E on Hwy 16A (river road) 300 meters up Pedley CreekPaleocenePaskapoofossil plants, ferns,
HintonYellowheadABEast on Pedley CreekTertiary or Cretaceous UpperPaskapoo or BrazeauPlants,
McLeod RiverYellowheadABnear mouth of Embarras RiverCretaceous UpperUpper EdmontonFish- Protamia,
Mountain ParkYellowheadABin shales near base of FormationDevonian UpperAlexofossils,
Mountain ParkYellowheadABon Upper Whitehorse RiverJurassicFernieAmmonites - Stemmatoceras,
PeersYellowheadABNorth on McLeod RiverPaleocenePaskapoopetrified wood,
PeersYellowheadABOn McLeod River 1.6 km W in gravel bars in RiverPaleocenePaskapootree stumps, carbonized wood, agatized wood.,
Wildhay RiverYellowheadABCretaceous LowerBlairmoreSphenopteris,
Wood Mountain-AB[?]to SouthCretaceousJudith Riverturtles-Asperidites,PlastomenusCan't identify Wood Mountain, AB, but there is a Wood Mountain, SK,
Arctic[?]AKIn late Triassic limestones and cherts of Shublik FormationTriassicShublik?,
Arctic[?]AKOther exposuresTriassicShublikPosidonia,
Arctic[?]AKat 69d22.5m N and 152d56m W in 3 km bluff on N side of creekPermian-TriassicShublik?Entomonotis, Halobia, Arcestes, Trachyceras, Posidonia, Leiophyllites, Pseudaplococeras, Hungarites,
Arctic[?]AKat 69d22.5m N and 152d56m W in 3 km bluff on N side of creekTriassicShublik?Permian,
Cape Mountain[?]AKOn E flankMississippian-Pennsylvanianfossils,
Cape Prince of Wales[?]AKIn limestonesDevonianDevonian faunas,
Chandler River[?]AKin cutbanks from Torok Creek to Kiruktagiak RiverCretaceous LowerTorok?,
Copper River Basin[?]AKin LimestonePennsylvanianbrachiopods and mollusks,
Eagle-Circle district[?]AKMississippian-PennsylvanianLower Middle Calico BluffGoniatites, Neoglyphioceras, Girtyoceras,
Endicott Mtns[?]AKin Limestone and ChertTriassicOtukMonotis, other bivalves, radiolaria, conodonts,
Fairbanks[?]AKNE in tailings between Ester Creek and Cripple CreekPleistoceneGastropods -- Helisoma, Stagnicola, Gyralus, Valvata; mastodon, camel, antelope, moose, deer. sheep, muskox, yak, sloth, beaver, rodents, rabbit.,
Fairbanks[?]AKEngineer Creek in Pleistocene peat muckPleistocenemollusks,
Fairbanks[?]AKAt filled in beaver pond on S Fairbanks CreekPleistocenePelecypods - Spisula, Schizothaerus,
Fairbanks[?]AKRegional gravel pits in muck bedsPleistoceneplants, Bison, birds, Insectivores, Chiroptera (bats), bear, dire wolves, wolf, coyote, fox, badger, skunk, weasel, otter, wolverine, Smilodon, lion. lynx, elephant,
Fortress Mtn[?]AK68d35m N 152d58m W in Fortress Mtn Formation along 560 km front between Sagavanirktok River and Kukpowruk River. Late Jurassic to Cretaceous UpperCretaceousFortress Mtn?,
Fortress Mtn[?]AKKiruktagiak RiverCretaceousFortress MtnAucellina,
Fortress Mtn[?]AKE of Castle Mtn of Torok CreekCretaceousFortress MtnFish,
Glacier Bay[?]AKshells, corals in thick Carboniferous LimestoneCarboniferous?,
Glacier Bay[?]AKFossiliferousPaleozoic LowerLeperditia, Acervularia, Megalomus,
Hamilton Bay[?]AKNorth Shore in Triassic Limestone Conglomerate Brachiopods and pelecypodsTriassicPseudomonotis, Speriferina (Spiriferina?), Pecten, Pleuromya, ammonites, Rhynchonella,
Homer[?]AKin noduleOligoceneKenaiFish fossil,
Kaguyak[?]AKIn cutbanks along coast at 58d37mN 153d55mW roughly 100m above Naknek Formation USGS Mesozoic 25280Cretaceous UpperMollusks-Inoceramus,Pleuromya;Ammoniteshttp://www.alaskafossil.com/ Loc 358d37mN 153d55mW
Kanaga Is[?]AKmollusksChlamys,
Klawock[?]AKW coastDevonian Upperbrachiopods, Spirifer, Corals Zaphrentis, Productella,
Klawock[?]AKW coast Devonian Upper brachiopodsDevonian UpperSpirifer, Corals Zaphrentis, Productella,
Kletsan Creek[?]AK(in White River basin, in St Elias range) well preserved Paleozoic Upper fossils?,
Kujulik Bay[?]AK56d30m N 158d Wpetrified wood,
Kupreanof Island[?]AKregional Carboniferous limestonesCarboniferousbrachiopods, mollusks,
Long Is-Kassan Bay[?]AKEuropean-Asian Devonian faunas in Limestones.DevonianGastropods - Hercynella, corals, brachiopods, mollusks,
Melozi River[?]AKfrom mouth back into Koyokuk River basin Impure Cretaceous Limestones.CretaceousAucella,
Nation River[?]AKat mouth of Yukon Riverbrachiopods, mollusks.,
Nome[?]AKIn Silurian Nome seriesSilurianPort Clarence Limestonefossils,
Nunvainuk Lake[?]AK59d N 255d40m Wpetrified wood,
Palmer[?]AKFossils reported at fee collecting site At Atlanta House at Milepost 166 on Glenn Hwy?,
Porcupine River[?]AKDevonian fossils in LimestoneDevonian?,
Prince of Wales Is[?]AK?,
Talkeetna Dome[?]AK13 km from Glenn Hwy, marine shalespoorly preserved Pecten,
Torok Creek[?]AKbetween 68d40 meters and 68d44 meters NCretaceous LowerTorok?,
Trocadero Bay[?]AKOn small island inPennsylvanian LowerLimestoneammonites -- Gastrioceras, Glaphyrites,
Tuktu Bluffs[?]AKArctic Alaska at Tuktu Bluffs on Chandler River in 300 meter thick Tuktu formation above Torok FormationCretaceous LowerTuktuabundant fossils: Gastroplites, Cleoniceras, Dicranodonta, Inoceramus, Solecurtus, Panopea, Yoldia, Ditrupa.68.73278N, 152.30528W
Tununak-Nelson[?]AK65d45m N 165d Wleaf imprints. Amber in float on beach.,
White River Basin[?]AKCarboniferousbrachiopods and Mollusks,
Yukon River[?]AKnear Canadian borderTriassicGlenn ShaleMonotis,
Yukon River[?]AKIn East Central Alaska in Eagle, Tatonduk River, Nation, Woodchopper areaProterozoic-CambrianTindirAlgae, Fungi, Protists, trilobites (lower to Cambrian Upper), archeocyathids, stromatolites, acritarchs, Oldhamia.,
Cape LisburneAleutians West CA?AKCoal seams with Mesozoic plantsMesozoic?,
Cape LisburneAleutians West CA?AKin thin bedded Pennsylvanian mixed sedimentsPennsylvanianbrachiopods, trilobites, cephalopods, mollusks,
Cape LisburneAleutians West CA?AKIn massive Limestone-chert above mixed sedimentsPennsylvaniancorals and bryozoa,
Alaska RangeBethel CA?AKOrdovician fossils on West Side.Ordovician?,
Pybus BayKetchikan Gateway BoroughAKAt Admiralty Is in Cretaceous Lower LimestoneCretaceous LowerAucella,
KodiakKodiak IslandAKTriassic Fossils in contorted shales and Limestones on Woody IsTriassic?,
Swikshak BayKodiak IslandAKNW of Swikshak Bay, Afognak QuadEocene?Plants-Alnushttp://www.alaskafossil.com/ Loc 1,2 RPO-158, RAW-101,
Ketic RiverNorth Slope BoroughAKArctic AlaskaCretaceousChandler|Prince CreekCretaceous. Amber with insects, plant fossils, Ostrea in Coal seams.,
Killik RiverNorth Slope BoroughAKArctic Alaska along E trending belt 10-20 km wide, narrowing to East from Killik River nearly to Itkillik RiverCretaceous LowerTorokMollusks - Inoceramus, Beudanticeras, Colvillia, Subarcthoplites, Gastroplites.,
Kuk RiverNorth Slope BoroughAKArctic AlaskaCretaceousChandler|Prince CreekCretaceous. Amber with insects, plant fossils, Ostrea in Coal seams.,
ArcticNorth Slope Borough?AKTiglukpuk Creek in Triassic Lower shale vertebratesTriassiccoelacanth fish, reptile bones, paleoniscoid fish -BoreosomusTiglukpuk Creek appears to be on the Alaskan North Slope probably East of Chandler Lake,
North SlopeNorth Slope Borough?AKIn block sooty shaleTriassicShublik|Karen CreekMonotis,
Okpikruak RiverNorth Slope Borough?AKArctic Alaska on Okpikruak RiverColvillia,
Freshwater BaySitka City and BoroughAKOn Chicagof Island in long narrow peninsula extending out 7 km in LimestonesCarboniferouscorals, brachiopods, crinoid fragments.,
Freshwater BaySitka City and BoroughAKS side of Chicagof Island in 300 meters of Silurian limestones.. Bottom 200 meters Leperditia, fragmentary crustacea. Top 100 meters MegalomusSilurianCeratiocaris, Ostracods - Isochilina,
SitkaSitka City and BoroughAKSilurian limestonesSilurianCatenipora,
Kuiu IslandWrangell-Petersburg BoroughAKIn Mead Point area -- NE in 700 meters of Silurian LimestoneSilurianDiphyphyllum, Conchidium, Whitfieldia, Holopea, Murchisonia,
Brooks rangeYukon-Koyukuk?AKIn W part in dark grayMississippianLisburne ShaleCephalopods - Beyrichoceras, Goniatites, Sudeticeras, Girtyoceras, Entogonites, Eochalassoceras[?], DimorphocerasEothalassoceras is 'Eochalassoceras' in original Ransom 'Fossils in America',
Elton P.O.[?]ALon Flat Creek toward Martha at Early's Bridge in Limestonemollusks - Scutella, PectenCan't find an Elton, Martha, or Early's Bridge in Alabama. There are more than a dozen Flat Creeks,
Arrow BendAutaugaALOn Alabama River inCretaceousEutawBrachiopods, mollusks,
House BluffAutaugaALIn fields along back of town along Alabama RiverInoceramus, Leidon bones sharks teeth, fine shells,
PrattvilleAutaugaALCretaceousEutawshells,
Alexanders LandingBarbourAL4 km below in 8 meters of echinoid bearing rocksechinoderms, mollusks - Ostrea, Cardium,
Alexanders LandingBarbourAL13 km below Eufaulamollusks, crab claws, fish teeth,
ClaytonBarbourALarea limestonesOstrea,
EufaulaBarbourALin roadcuts on AL97 8.5-9km NW of US431CretaceousRipelyOysters, Ray teeth, Sawfish teeth,
EufaulaBarbourALIn right bank of Chattahoochee River opposite mouth of Burstahatchee[?] CreekEchinoderms, Hemiaster, Coptosoma; mollusks - Inoceramus, Ostrea, Gryphaea, Exogyra, Pecten, Veniella, Cardium, Turritella; Crab fragmentsUnable to identify 'Burstahatchee' Creek. Site may be in Georgia as the original citation is for Eufaula, Barbour County, Georgia. Eufaula and Barbour County are on the Alabama side of the River, but the river/lake are only about a kilometer wide.,
EufaulaBarbourALIn river bluff below bridgemany taxa; corals, echinoderms, vermes, molluskssite may well be on Georgia side of the Chattahoochee River.,
Pataula CreekBarbourALIn Cretaceous Upper Providence sand 16km N of Fort Gains on GA39. In Chattahoochee River bank accessible by dirt road from store on N bank of Pataula Creek.Cretaceous UpperProvidenceClassic locality for mollusks, ammonites, echinoids, coral,
Pataula CreekBarbourAL7 km belowmollusks, crocodiles,
Roods Upper BendBarbourALat Roanoke BluffCrassalites(Crassatella?),
Soapstone CreekBarbourALJust above mouth (on creek itself?)Mollusks - Nucula, Leda, Trigonarca, Glycymeris, Ostrea, Trigonia, Pecten, Anomia, Crassatellites, Cardium; vertebrates - Lamna, Corax, Otodus,
Soapstone CreekBarbourALjust above mouth on Chattahoochee River between Upper and Lower Roods Bendturtle-fragments,Taphrosphys; saurian bones, Mosasaurus, Crocodile teeth, coprolites, mollusks,
Wolfridge Landing(?)BarbourALon Chattahoochee RiverOstrea,
Wooldridge LandingBarbourALon Chattahoochee River 75 km below Columbus and 22 km above EufaulaWorms - Serpula, Hamulus; mollusks; vertebrates - Lamna, Corax, Otodus, Ischyrhiza, Thecachampsa, Polydectes,
AldrichBibbALIn S31T24NR11E and S6T23NR11ECambrian UpperBrierfield dolomiteCryptozoon.,
AldrichBibbAL1 km W of MontevalloCambrian LowerDorypyge, Zacanthoides, Amecephalus, Dolichometopus,
AldrichBibbALNE1/4S20T24R11E In area Limestone quarriesfossils,
AldrichBibbALSE1/4SE1/4S31T24R10E In area Limestone quarriesfossils,
BrierfieldBibbALalong Mahan CreekCambrian UpperBrierfield dolomiteCryptozoon.,
CentrevilleBibbAL8 km NE at N end of high knob by Cahaba River Ordovician graptolitesOrdovicianClimacograptus,
MontevalloBibbALalong Spring CreekCambrian UpperBrierfield dolomite?,
MontevalloBibbALin shales in road cut on West side of AL25 between Montevallo and I65graptolites,
Pratts FerryBibbALOrdovicianAthens Shalegraptolites Dicellograptus, Glossograptus, Nemagraptus, Diplograptus,
SixmileBibbAL3 km NE along Sixmile CreekCambrian LowerDorypyge, Zacanthoides, Amecephalus, Dolichometopus(4),
Blount SpringsBlountALIn area quarriesBlastoids,
Blount SpringsBlountALIn Bangor Quarries in lower argillaceous Limestone beds 300 meters S of BangorBlastoids,
Blount SpringsBlountAL400 meters W of RR station in St Louis LimestoneCoral - Lithostrotion,
Murphrees ValleyBlountALCambrianConasauga Limestonebrachiopods - Dicellomus,
Swansea-InlandBlountAL4 km W in Chickamauga LimestoneBrachiopods - Hebertella, Rafinesquina,
Village SpringBlountAL5 km SE atop Hayes Mtn inSilurianRed Mountaincrinoid fragments,
HurtsboroBullockAL3.5 km SW in Central of Georgia RR cutOstrea,
Union SpringsBullockALOn US82 from city limits to US7CretaceousCussetaExogyra, oysters, mollusk casts, shark teeth,
MontereyButlerALalong Road to Snow Hill - Lower Tertiary outcrops on hilltops.Tertiary Lower?,
Cedar CreekButler,WilcoxALIn White LimestoneNautilus, Enclimatoceras.,
Pine Barren CreekButler,WilcoxALIn White LimestoneNautilus, Enclimatoceras.,
AllsupCalhounAL4 km NWCambrian Uppertrilobites-Cedaria,
Cold Spring GapCalhounAL3 km W on Colvin Mt inSilurianClintonAnoplotheca,
DukeCalhounALon high knob halfway to Readsbrachiopod - Rhynchotrema.,
Frog MountainCalhounALand NE into Cherokee County, ALDevonian UpperCorals and brachiopods,
Frog MountainCalhounALon high knob halfway to Readsbrachiopod - Rhynchotrema.,
JacksonvilleCalhounALfossil molds filled with exotic minerals, e.g. strengite, cacoxeniteSilurianFort Payne Chert?,
PiedmontCalhounAL6.4 km WDevoniancorals,
Spring GapCalhounALIn Colvin Mtn in red shalesbrachiopods -- Rhynchotrema,
Sulphur SpringsCalhounALIn massive quartzitecrinoid stems,
Sulphur SpringsCalhounALNE, in mountainscrinoid stems,
[?]CherokeeALS32T6R11E Near state border and 1 km SWfossiliferous iron ore,
Cedar BluffCherokeeALat bridge over Coosa river in a small exposure of Conasauga shale Trilobites Agnostus(4)It is reported that Weiss lake, formed by damming the Coosa River, covers this sitCambrianConasauga?,
Cedar BluffCherokeeALalong riverCambrianConasaugaabundant trilobites - Tricrepicephalus, Agnostus,
Cedar BluffCherokeeALIn area exposures of Cambrian Conasauga Limestone in Coosa ValleyCambrianConasaugawell preserved brachiopods -- Dicellomus, Trilobites Crepicephalus, Norwoodia, Olenoides, Pseudagnostus, Tricrepicephalus(4),
Cedar BluffCherokeeALCambrianConasauga?Tricrepicephalus,
Cedar BluffCherokeeALin outcrops along riverCambrian UpperAgnostids, Tricrepicephalus,
CenterCherokeeALIn flint nodules in tilled fieldsCambrianConasaugasponges and trilobites - Asaphiscus(4),
CenterCherokeeALin fieldssponges and trilobites,
PineyCherokeeALCambrianConasaugaTrilobites -Olenoides(18),
Weiss LakeCherokee?ALIn roadcuts along I-59Ordovician-DevonianIchnofossils, Invertebrates,
JemisonChiltonALIn Devonian Jemison chert abundant poorly preserved fossilsDevonianJemisoncorals -Meristella, Favosites, Brachiopods - Spirifer, Delthyris; Strophomenoids. Orthoceras,
ShelbyChiltonALCambrian UpperUpper Cambrian gastropods and trilobites,
[?]ChoctawALS7T11NR4W Ostrea in gray calcareous sand outcropping B of creek.?,
BarrytownChoctawAL10 km NNE at Barryton[?] Mill 4 km N on Okatuppa CreekEoceneClaiborneClaiborne fossils.May be Barrytown Mill,
BarrytownChoctawAL6 km NE at Barryton[?] Mill in all banks of Okatuppa Creek upstream of the mill - in white Limestone or yellow sand.?May be Barrytown Mill,
BarrytownChoctawAL11 km NE On Lomack's Hill[?]. Ostrea in White Limestone?Might be Womack Hill about 4km ENE of Barrytown,
BarrytownChoctawAL6 km NE at Barrytown[?] Mill on Okatuppa Creek Ostrea in Greensand.OstreaMay be Barryton Mill,
BirminghamChoctawAL11 km N in Copper Ridge DolomiteCambrian UpperCopper RidgeCryptozoon, Gastropods -Melanopsis,
Bladon SpringsChoctawALAlong Millry road in Buhrstone and Claiborne Formation outcropsEoceneClaiborne?Bladon Springs is in Choctaw County, but the site could well be in Washington County,
Bladon SpringsChoctawALAlong St Stephens Rd in S29t8r2?,
Bladon SpringsChoctawAL25 km W in greenish sands below white LimestoneCrepidula, Corbula,
Bladon SpringsChoctawALto N on hill above Souwilpa Creek in yellow sandsOstrea.,
Eureka Landing [?]ChoctawALon the Tombigbee River 8-9 meters of fossiliferous, glauconitic sandy marlGryphaea, Turritella, FlabellumThere are several Eureka landings in Alabama,
GilbertownChoctawAL32km E of Shubuta, MS -- Ref is to Shubuta, Gilbertown looks to be the nearest town to the purported localityMioceneJacksonvertebrates-Carcharhinus,Carcharodon,Cylindracanthus,Isurus,Myliobatis,Odontapsis,
Grove HillChoctawALAmber in white Limestone.,
HatchetigbeeChoctawALfossils like those at Butler(???),
Hatchetigbee BluffChoctawALon Tombigbee RiverOligocene-Eocenegastropods - Trophon, Expleritoma[?], pelecypods - Cytherea, Cardium.'Expleritoma' is probably misspelled, but I can't identify the proper spelling,
RescuevilleChoctawALAmber in white Limestone.,
SuggsvilleChoctawALAmber in white Limestone.,
Allen's CreekClarkeALGastropods, pelecypods,
Bashi CreekClarkeALmollusks similar to those at Wood's Bluff,
Clarkesville[?]ClarkeALS23T9NR2E in Greensand in creek bottomEoceneClaiborneClaiborne fossilsOriginal says 'Old Clarkeville', Most likely this is the modern Clarkesville,
Clarkesville[?]ClarkeALS23T9NR2E in White Limestone on hillsidesEoceneClaiborneClaiborne fossils, Zeuglodon bonesOriginal says 'Old Clarkeville', Most likely this is the modern Clarkesville,
Coffeeville LandingClarkeAL2 km E in Limey Clay on hills above Satilpa Creek Zeuglodon bones.Eocene?ClaiborneOstrea, Venericardia, Corbula, Pecten, Arca, Nucula,
Gosport LandingClarkeALat Rattlesnake bluff downstream on Alabama RiverEocene?Claiborne?,
Gosport LandingClarkeALClaiborne beds a few km upstreamEocene?Claiborne?,
JacksonClarkeALalong Little Stave Creek. Large exposureEoceneClaiborne?Eocene invertebrates,
JacksonClarkeALon outskirts of town along Little Stave CreekEoceneabundant fossils,
JacksonClarkeALon Little Stave Creek at outskirts of townEoceneinvertebrates,
JacksonClarkeALat lower salt works t5nr2e good Lisbon fossils on hillside mollusksNeaera. Pholadomya, Astarte, Solen,
Satilpa CreekClarkeALgastropods and pelecypods,
Stave CreekClarkeALIn sands at creek level in S8t7nr2e-s9t7nr2eEocene?ClaiborneClaiborne fossils,
Stave CreekClarkeALS18t7r2emollusks,
Sunny SouthClarkeAL11 km S on Rock House CreekHatchetigbeewell preserved mollusks similar to those at Wood's Bluff,
Woods BluffClarkeALIn 2 beds in Hatchetigbee Formationpelecypods - Neaera, Ranella, Fusus, Pisiana, Corbula, Venericardia. Gastropods-Trophon,Turritella.,
Central Salt WorksClarke?ALProbably the Confederate era Central Salt Works on County Rd 15 near Grove Hill?massive coral reef,
ErinClayALE of town at base of main range of Talladega MountainDevonianplants -Lepidodendron in slates and lenses.,
Foster BendCleburne,CherokeeALon Coosa RiverConasaugaBaltagnostus, Peronopsis, AlokistocareGoogle indicates that Foster Bend might be in Cleburne or Cherokee County,
AllsboroColbertAL6 km SBrachiopods,
AlsobrookColbertALBrachiopodsReticularia,
Fox TrapColbertALRoadcut on side of a small hill, NW1/4SE1/4Sec31T5SR10W. Erosional outlier of Bangor LimestoneMississippian UpperBangor LimestoneGastropods;Bivalves;Echinoderms-Crinoids,Blastoids-Pentremites;Bryozoa-Archimedes;Brachiopods34d34m26sN, 87d37m23sW,
SheffieldColbertAL6 km W at Keller Quarryblastoids, Mesoblatus,
SheffieldColbertALBlastoidsPentremites, Batocrinus,
Coosa RiverCoosa?,Chilton?ALCambrianConasaugaStarfish(?)Jellyfish - Brooksella(4, 16),
AndalusiaCovingtonALjust below Point-A dam on Conecuh RiverEoceneshark teeth, fish teeth, snake vertebra,
CarlowvilleDallasALAt bridge over Snake Creek on Carlowville-Snow Hill RoadCretaceousRipleyOstrea,
HarrellDallasAL1.6km ECretaceousSelmaTurtle-BothremysHarrell is at 32.44 -87.22,
SelmaDallasALCretaceous Upper (marine) fossils in Mooreville chalk beds beneath the Jefferson Davis Avenue Creek over Valley CreekCretaceousMooreville?,
SelmaDallasALAlong W bank of Valley Creek beneath Jefferson Ave bridgeCretaceous Uppertypical faunas.,
BirminghamDeKalbALAt Red MountainOrdovicianRed MountainTrilobites-Cryptolithus,
CollinsvilleDeKalbAL2 km N in Ordovician beds above ferruginous SandstoneOrdovicianSolenopora, Platystrophia,Rhynchotrema, Dinorthis,
Wills ValleyDeKalbALNE1/4 SE1/4 s4t5r10e crinoid stems in clay at Montague Mines?,
Wills ValleyDeKalbALNW1/4 S9T6R9E - fossiliferous chert in black shale.?,
Wills ValleyDeKalbALon NW side?,
Wills ValleyDeKalbALSE1/4NE1/4S17T7R8E, SE1/4sw1/4s9T7R8Ecrinoidal Limestone,
WetumpkaElmoreAL2 km SECretaceousEutawOphiomorpha (Ophiomorpha?) burrows(12),
WetumpkaElmoreAL2 km to 4 km SECretaceousMoorevilleFossil casts and molds in scattered outcrops and blocks of marl (11),
AttallaEtowahALOn W bank of Wills Creek in SW1/4NE1/4S4T12R5E (WSW of first sharp bend in Mountain NW of Attalla, fossils in thick flaggy Sandstone?,
AttallaEtowahAL1.5 km NW at Moragne Mines in Sandstone in mine tunnel PentamerusPentamerusProbably at or near 34.0297N, 86.1102W34.0297N, 86.1102W estimated
Colvin MtnEtowahALover 23-40sq km area in SE corner of countycrinoids, brachiopods in shale,
CrudupEtowahAL1 km N in talusBrachiopods Rhipidomella,
Walnut GroveEtowahAL10 km SW in Manganese orecoral Lithostrotion,
Wills ValleyEtowahALNW side for 20 to 30 km and around head of Greasy Cove. 100m of Upper Silurian stratabrachiopods and graptolites.,
FrankfortFranklinALAlong Bell Green Rd crossing of Cedar Creek, many Lafayette Group fossils in road cuts.?,
RussellvilleFranklinALalong Allen Factory Road Fossiliferous limestoneswell preserved crinoid stems, blastoids, (Pentremites), corals (Zaphrentis), brachiopods,
RussellvilleFranklinALalong SW1/4 SW1/4 S35t6r12w Fossiliferous limestoneswell preserved crinoid stems, blastoids, (Pentremites), corals (Zaphrentis), brachiopods,
RussellvilleFranklinALSW1/4 SW1/4 S35t6r12w Fossiliferous limestoneswell preserved crinoid stems, blastoids, (Pentremites), corals (Zaphrentis), brachiopods,
RussellvilleFranklinALSW1/4 sw1/4 s16t6r11w Fossiliferous limestoneswell preserved crinoid stems, blastoids, (Pentremites), corals (Zaphrentis), brachiopods, Coral - Zaphrentis,
Pea RiverGenevaAL6 km downstream of Dead River in a yellow sandy bluffPecten, Scutella, Ostrea, Nummulites, Scalpellum,
Choctaw BluffGreeneALIn rotten LimestoneCretaceousInoceramus, Cretaceous marine vertebrates turtles, Mosasaurs, other reptiles,
Choctaw BluffGreeneALpelecypods Teredo,
ClintonGreeneAL2.5km se of Route 14 (N32 54' / W87 59') at Trussels CreekCretaceousEutawvertebrates - birds, Archaeolamna,Scapanorhynchus,
Warrior RiverHaleALat Erie BluffCretaceousEutawOstrea,
Yantayabba Creek(?)HenryALIn 3 meter thick shell bed just below the mouth of the creekOstrea,
Big Coon CreekJacksonALAlong the road running through NW1/4 S16T2r7e through ne1/4 S18T2r7e?,
Big Coon CreekJacksonALN1/2S11t2r6e?,
Big Coon CreekJacksonALAlong the foot of the MountainCorals - Zaphrentis,
Big Coon CreekJacksonALAt Cedar Bluff on W bank in se1/4sw1/4 s15t2r8wGraptolites,
Caperton FerryJacksonAL?,
Caperton FerryJacksonALAlong road leading outward in S28t2r8e toward Stevenson in blue-gray Limestonegraptolites,
Caperton FerryJacksonAL11 km E(?) on E side of river near center of S18t3r8e in a bluff of cherty gray Limestonegraptolites.,
StevensonJacksonAL1 km SE along Benges Creek on NW side of red-loam hillcrinoids, brachiopods, corals, PentremitesThere is a Benges Creek in Scott County Virginia, none in Stevenson,
StevensonJacksonALAlong line of faulting from Stevenson to state line.crinoids, brachiopods, corals, Pentremites,
StevensonJacksonALIn area RR cutscrinoids, brachiopods, corals, Pentremites,
ArgoJeffersonAL4 km SW on Cedar Mountain, in Chickamauga LimestoneIsochilina.,
BessemerJeffersonALIn area coal pits inPottsville ShaleShale slabs with plants -- Lepidodendron, Calamites, Stigmaria,
BessemerJeffersonALin area coal minesCarboniferousgood plants,
BessemerJeffersonALS In strip mine along AL31PennsylvanianCalamites, Sigillaria, Lepidodendron,
BessemerJeffersonALS in strip mine along AL31Pennsylvanianferns, Calamites, Sigillaria, Lepidodendron,
BessemerJeffersonALS in abandoned strip mine adjacent to Hwy 31.?,
BessemerJeffersonAL6 km SW silicifiedQuebecoceras.,
BirminghamJeffersonAL14th St and 14th Ave SoLingula to 2.5cm,
BirminghamJeffersonAL30 km NE at base of Foster MtnLingula to 2.5cm,
BirminghamJeffersonALIn ravine between Foster and Black Oak MtnsLingula to 2.5cm,
BirminghamJeffersonAL19 km SE silicifiedScenella,
Blount MountainJeffersonALIn a knoll of Limestone and chert SW of extreme SW point in nw1/4sw1/4s12/ne1/4se1/4s11t15r1?,
ChalkvilleJeffersonAL1 km W in Cambrian Upper Copper Ridge Dolomite.Cambrian UpperCopper RidgeTrilobites, gastropods, Scenella,
ChepultepecJeffersonAL700 meters Wgastropod casts Helicotoma.,
ClayJeffersonAL2 km NW in shale at base of Ordovician Chickamauga Limestone at W base of Foster MtnOrdovicianChickamaugaLingula,
Gate CityJeffersonAL1 km N in quarrybryozoa, corals (Tetradium),
Old JonesboroJeffersonAL4 km SE in Cambrian Upper Copper Ridge dolomiteCambrian UpperCopper RidgeQuebecoceras.,
WarriorJeffersonALIn Black Creek Coal beds.Cretaceous UpperBlack CreekGood plant fossils - Neuropteris,
Blue Water CreekLauderdaleALAt crossing of Florence and Athens Road Fossiliferous cherty Limestone?,
Blue Water CreekLauderdaleALBelow Phillips Mill in sw1/4ne1/4s19t2r8w Fossiliferous cherty Limestone?,
Gravelly SpringsLauderdaleALbrachiopodsSpirifer,
LexingtonLauderdaleALCarboniferousFort Paynecrinoid stems - Cleiothyridina,
PruittonLauderdaleAL5 km SW at Mount Tabor School - in mid-Devonian LimestoneDevonian MiddleAbundant Brachiopods - Spirifer. Some trilobitesPruitton appears to be extinct. USGS topo maps show it to be on a more or less empty stretch of dirt road at 34.9904N, 87.6095W34.9904N, 87.6095W approximate
Big Nancy CreekLawrenceALS23t5r8w in shaley flagstoneArchemedes, Brachiopods, crinoids,
CourtlandLawrenceAL6 km SE on Moulton Road Chester agecorals - Zaphrentis,
Elam CreekLawrenceALNW1/4S12t7r7w abituminous mass of crinoids in a gray Limestone,
HoultonLawrenceAL1 km NW at Goodlight Pool QuarryMississippianGasperbroad faunas, Pentremites,
MoultonLawrenceAL0.8 km NW at Goodlight Pool Quarry.MississippianGasper LimestoneLarge blastoids-Pentremites, brachiopods, corals,
MoultonLawrenceAL1 km N at Goodlight Pool QuarryMississippianPentremites, brachiopods, corals,
Mt HopeLawrenceALIn area exposures of black waxy soilPentremites.,
Town CreekLawrenceALS in creek bed in SW1/4 S9t5r9w in chertbrachiopods,
Town CreekLawrenceALW in nw1/4 t5r9w on sides of knolls in Limestonebrachiopods, crinoids,
AthensLimestoneALIn carboniferous rockscrinoid stems,
Franklin SpringsLimestoneAL5 km NW at Ligon's Springs (Ligon Springs?) in a low knollPentremites and Archimedes,
LagrangeLimestoneALIn area road cutsplants - Lepidodendron, Calamites, Stigmaria.,
Mountain Mills FactoryLimestoneALIn SE1/4 s15T4r13w in Limestone outcropArchimedes,
Prides's StationLimestoneALin outcrops to S s1/2s9t6r11wcyathophylloid corals, Pentremites,
Prides's StationLimestoneALin outcrops to S sw1/4 s35t5r12wcyathophylloid corals, Pentremites,
Prides's StationLimestoneALin outcrops to S on little MountainCyathophylloid corals; Pentremites,
TuscumbiaLimestoneALalong Frankfort Rd in S33t4r12w in fossiliferous Limestone?,
[?]LowndesALin roadcuts on AL263 for 5km S from junction with AL21CretaceousRipelyExogyra, Flemingostrea, mollusk casts, oysters, a few echinoids, ammonites,
Tombigbee RiverLowndesALPlymouth BluffMollusks Hamulus,
DemopolisMadisonALIn road cuts near Webb+Sons Warehouseforams, brachiopods - Terebratulina,
Half AcreMadisonAL3 km SE on County17 in Nanafalia Formation in roadcutmollusks - Ostrea.,
HuntsvilleMadisonALMississippianChesterfish teeth-Polyrhizodus,Sandalodus,
HuntsvilleMadisonALAt Mt Sano in road cut along US431 on W side of Mtn inMississippianGaspercorals -Campophyllum, Chonetes; Blastoids - Pentremites; Crinoids -Agassizocrinus, Talarocrinus,
HuntsvilleMadisonALMississippianMaxvilleshark teeth-Sandalodus,
HuntsvilleMadisonALE in road cuts inMississippianSt Genevieve Limestonecrinoids - Platycrinus, Cystelasma, Pustula. Blastoids - Pentremites,
HuntsvilleMadisonALIn roadcuts near top of Monte Sano Mountain on AL431Mississippianabundant crinoid fragments, blastoids, brachiopods,
HuntsvilleMadisonAL15 km W on lower slopes of Rainbow Mtn - fossiliferous St Genevieve Limestone?,
HuntsvilleMadisonAL18 km S Platycrinus?,
HuntsvilleMadisonALAlong Monte Sano State Park Rd 1 km from WHBS-FM Radio Tower. In massive Limestonecrinoid fragments, echinoid fragments, Pentremites,
HuntsvilleMadisonAL6 km NPlatycrinus,
MadisonMadisonALIn Chattanooga shale 1.6 km E of Fisk on E side of Flint River in road cutcrinoids fragments, Spirifer, conodonts, Lingula,
Madison CountyMadisonALIn fossiliferous Tuscumbia Limestone In a 6 by 20 km region between Brier Fork Creek and Flint River, in Red residual soils.MississippianTuscumbiacrinoid and bryozoa fragments -- Fenestella, brachiopods -- Spirifer, Reticularia, corals -- Lithostrotion,
Madison CountyMadisonALIn fossiliferous Tuscumbia Limestone On W side of county W of Tennessee River and South of Brier Fork Creek, in Red residual soils.MississippianTuscumbiacrinoid and bryozoa fragments -- Fenestella, brachiopods -- Spirifer, Reticularia, corals -- Lithostrotion,
Madison CountyMadisonALIn fossiliferous Tuscumbia Limestone In Valley on E side of County between Tennessee state line and Owens Crossroads, in Red residual soils.MississippianTuscumbiacrinoid and bryozoa fragments -- Fenestella, brachiopods --Spirifer, Reticularia, corals -- Lithostrotion,
Madison CountyMadisonALIn Chattanooga shale 4 km W of Plevnacrinoids fragments, Spirifer, conodonts, Lingula,
MagnoliaMadisonAL1.5 km S of County 30 between Shiloh and Magnolia (sw1/4 s9t13nr4eOstrea,
MagnoliaMadisonALon County 30 near crest of hill W of Goose CreekWell Preserved Mollusks and Plants,
Nanafalia LandingMadisonALon Tombigbee RiverEoceneClaiborne?Forams (39 species), Mollusks (16 species), Ostracods (27 species), Cardium,
New HopeMadisonAL2 km NE on SE Flank of Hill Mt in road cut inBangor Limestoneabundant Bryozoa - Fenestella, Archimedes, Prismopora, Brachiopods - Spirifer, Composita, Pentremites,
New MarketMadisonAL8 km W along Flint River inDevonian MiddleChattanooga ShaleConodonts,
New MarketMadisonAL8 km W in Red Mountain Formation at Sulphur Springs (Quicks Mills[?])corals; Favosites, Halysites and ConodontsProbably near 34.9176N, 86.5038W on Flint River. Can't identify a 'Quick's Mills'34.9176, 86.5038 estimated
New MarketMadisonAL1 km W at base of hill on W side of Mountain Fork Creekcrinoid stems, Spirifer,
OctagonMadisonAL14 km NW in road cuts on County30Eocene?Porters CreekMollusks: Calyptraphorus, Volutocorbis, Venericardia; Sharks teeth, otoliths, corals, forams,
Old Spring HillMadisonALIn road cut on US43. Mollusks inCretaceousDemopolis chalkExogyra, Diploschiza,
Ready CrossroadsMadisonALalong Flint River and tributaries in grey,while, greenish limestoneSilurianFort Payne Chertcrinoid stems, Spirifer,
ThomastonMadisonALNE, in glauconitic sand at base of Clayton FormationEocene?Claytonphosphatic nodules, reworked Cretaceous fossils - Exogyra, other mollusks,
[?]MarengoALCretaceous Ripely Formation in 8-15 km wide belt. N boundary 6 km N of McKinley, 2 km N of Dayton, 13 km SW of Demopolis at Tombigbee River. S boundary 4 km S of McKinley, Thomaston, Linden, 1.6 km N of JeffersonCretaceousRipely?,
Marengo CountyMarengoALAcross County from outcrops in Wilcox County to Moscow on the Tombigbee RiverCretaceous-Tertiary[?]White Limestone[?]with Nautilus, Enclimatoceras underlain by hard crystalline Limestone with poorly preserved shells - Turritella, Venericardia, Ostrea, Cerithium. RostellariaWhite Limestone appears to be a 19th Century(?) term. Uncertain what the modern equivalent is,
Paint Rock RiverMarshallAL3 km SPentremites (several species),
[?]MonroeALS25T7NR8E,S34T7NR8E,S19T7NR9E,S39T7NR9E,S12T7NR7E in yellow sandsEoceneClaiborne?,
[?]MonroeALEoceneClaiborne?,
[?]MonroeALYellow sands with Ostrea - Across the county and S and West through MS, LA, TX?,
[?]MonroeALYellow sands with Ostrea - s12t7nr7e?,
[?]MonroeALYellow sands with Ostrea - s19t7nr9e through s30t7nr9e?,
[?]MonroeALYellow sands with Ostrea - s25t7nr8e,s34t7nr8e?,
Bell's LandingMonroeALAlong Alabama RiverLarge Gastropods Pseudoliva, Bulbifusus. pelecypods - Pholas, Martesia,
Bells LandingMonroeALIn bluffEoceneClaiborneTurritella and other fossils,
BethelMonroeAL1 km S of ButlerEoceneClaiborne?,
Cave BranchMonroeALEoceneClaiborne?,
ClaiborneMonroeALEocene Claiborne Formation 43 meters thick. Complete section exposed in Claiborne Bluff plus Lisbon Bluff. Black clay at base.EoceneClaiborneCytherea, Pectunculus, Crassatella in top 2 meters. Next meter Turritella, Rostellaria, Crepidula, Turbinella, Voluta, Melongena, Ancillaria. Ostrea lower down. Total 150 species,
ClaiborneMonroeALEoceneClaiborneEchinoderms -Echinocyamus, mollusks - Lucina, Hindsiella, Erycina, Dentalium,
ClaiborneMonroeALEoceneClaiborneMollusks:Crepidula (well preserved), Gastropods Emarginula, Fasciolaria, Calyptraphorus, Volutomorpha, Cerithium, Bulla, Dentalium Coral Trochocyathus,
ClaiborneMonroeAL8 km N on top of a high Limestone hillEoceneClaibornepelecypod casts,
ClaiborneMonroeALpelecypod Codakia, gastropods Sinum, Coral Endopachys,
ClaiborneMonroeALpelecypod Lirodiscus,
Claiborne BluffMonroeALon beds at baseEoceneClaibornepelecypods - Pholadomya, Astarte, Mollusks - Arca, Trigonocoelia.,
Hendrick's Marl BedMonroeALEoceneClaiborne?,
Knight's BranchMonroeALEoceneClaiborne?,
TurnbullMonroeALIn Woods Bluff Group 1 km S of ButlerEoceneWoods Bluff[=Bashi]Turritella in bed 3-4 meters thick,
TurnbullMonroeALIn Woods Bluff Group BethelEoceneWoods Bluff=BashiTurritella in bed 3-4 meters thick,
TurnbullMonroeALIn Woods Bluff Group Cave BranchEoceneWoods Bluff=BashiTurritella in bed 3-4 meters thick,
TurnbullMonroeALIn Woods Bluff Group Choctaw CornerEoceneWoods Bluff=BashiTurritella in bed 3-4 meters thick,
TurnbullMonroeALIn Woods Bluff Group Hendrick's Marl BedEoceneWoods Bluff=BashiTurritella in bed 3-4 meters thick,
TurnbullMonroeALIn Woods Bluff Group Knight's BranchEoceneWoods Bluff=BashiTurritella in bed 3-4 meters thick,
TurnbullMonroeALIn Woods Bluff Group W to MS lineEoceneWoods Bluff=BashiTurritella in bed 3-4 meters thick,
TurnbullMonroeALIn Woods Bluff Group Wood's BluffEoceneWoods Bluff=BashiTurritella in bed 3-4 meters thick,
Wood's BluffMonroeALEoceneClaiborne?,
Morgan CountyMorganALS15t6r2w S10t6r2w in a NE trending LimestoneFish skeletons,
Morgan CountyMorganALSE1/4 se1/4 s10t8r3w In a gray Limestone near Stenson asphaltum mine in gullyPentremites,
Valemosa Springs(?)MorganALse1/4 se1/4 s19t6r1w Fossiliferous Limestone?,
HamburgPerryALCretaceousEutawGryphaea,
FairfieldPickensALS in long bluff on Tombigbee River. Many fossilsInoceramus,
[?]RussellALIn road cut at US431-AL165CretaceousEutawa few shark teeth(13).,
[?]RussellALOn AL52 20km N of HurtsboroCretaceousEutawAbundant Ostrea,
[?]RussellALAt junction of US431 and AL651CretaceousEutawOccasional shark teeth,
[?]RussellALon AL51CretaceousEutawOstrea,
Chattahoochee RiverRussellALat Broken Arrow BendCretaceousEutawExogyra,
Holy TrinityRussellAL4 km S in road cuts on AL165CretaceousBlufftownMollusks,
Holy TrinityRussellAL4 km S in road cuts on I65CretaceousBlufftownmollusks,
HurtsboroRussellALon AL51 18 km NCretaceousEutawabundant Ostrea (13),
HurtsboroRussellAL20 km N NE side of US431/AL165 IntersectionCretaceousEutawshark teeth,
PittsviewRussellALOn AL13 4km SE of AL29 junction.CretaceousBlufftownMollusks,
PittsviewRussellALOn AL13 below Coolspring Baptist ChurchCretaceousBlufftownMollusks,
Pittsview?RussellALOn AL39 500m S of junction with AL165CretaceousBlufftownMollusks,
Pittsview?RussellALOn AL4 200m E of junction with US4CretaceousBlufftownMollusks,
Cahaba ValleyShelbyAL1 km S of Bowles Spring Church (13 km SW of Leeds)Lecanospira casts,
CaleraShelbyAL6 km N of Pelham on Montgomery RoadOrdovicianNewala Limestonegastropods: Turritella, Hormotoma, Coelocaulus, Orospira, Tarphyceras,
CaleraShelbyALAn regional exposures into St Clair, Bibb, Etowah countiesOrdovicianNewala Limestonegastropods: Turritella, Hormotoma, Coelocaulus, Orospira, Tarphyceras,
CaleraShelbyALBetween Leeds and Moody's CrossroadsOrdovicianNewala Limestonegastropods: Turritella, Hormotoma, Coelocaulus, Orospira, Tarphyceras,
CaleraShelbyALIn Quarries between Calera and PelhamOrdovicianNewala Limestonegastropods: Turritella, Hormotoma, Coelocaulus, Orospira, Tarphyceras,
CaleraShelbyALLittle Cahaba River s17t24nr11eOrdovicianNewala Limestonegastropods: Turritella, Hormotoma, Coelocaulus, Orospira, Tarphyceras,
CaleraShelbyALW of Pelham on Buck CreekOrdovicianNewala Limestonegastropods: Turritella, Hormotoma, Coelocaulus, Orospira, Tarphyceras,
CaleraShelbyALOrdovicianNewala Limestonegastropods: Turritella, Hormotoma, Coelocaulus, Orospira, Tarphyceras,
CaleraShelbyAL1 km WHelicotoma uniangulata casts,
HelenaShelbyAL8 km SWimanella,
HelenaShelbyAL500 meters NEWimanella, Obolus,
MontevalloShelbyALin area shale exposuresOrdovicianAthens Shalegraptolites - Climacograptus, Diplograptus, Retiograptus, Isograptus. etc ,
MontevalloShelbyAL4 km W along Columbiana roadOrdovicianLecanospira.,
MontevalloShelbyALOn AL25 between I-65 and Montevallo in shale outcrops in red clay road cutAbundant, well preserved graptolites,
PelhamShelbyAL700 meters NOrdovicianNew Hope Limestone50 species of brachiopods and gastropods,
PelhamShelbyAL17 km NE at road junction 4 km NE Newhope Church inOrdovicianNew Hope Limestone50 species of brachiopods and gastropods.,
ShelbyShelbyAL6 km SWCambrian UpperCryptozoon,
ShelbyShelbyAL7 km SECambrian UpperUpper Cambrian Gastropods - Casts Lecanospira,
SiluriaShelbyAL4 km SWCambrian UpperUpper Cambrian Gastropods - Casts Lecanospira,
MontevalloShelby?ALin reddish shaleCambrian, Lower[?]Trilobites-Bristolia,Olenellus,
[?]St ClairALSE of Blount and Chandler Mtns along Dry Creek in ne1/4s18t13r4e inMississippianTuscumbia Limestone/Lauderdale chertCorals - Lithostrotion,
Beaver Creek MtnSt ClairALon top of Mtn.Gastropods Rhipidomella,
EasonvilleSt ClairAL4 km E alongDevonianTalladega chertgastropods.,
Greenport FerrySt ClairAL1500 meters S gastropodsChonetes,
OdenvilleSt ClairAL1300 meters E in RR cut inOrdovicianLenoir Limestonelarge gastropod casts - Maclurea,
OdenvilleSt ClairAL600 meters S in Cut. pit on N side of Seaboard Air Line tracks inOrdovicianOdenville|Mosheim LimestonesAmphineurids-Chiton,Priscochiton;Maclurea,Deltatreta;trilobites;Orthoceras, brachiopods, sponges. Abundant gastropod - Lophospira in Mosheim Limestone,
SpringvilleSt ClairALIn hills to WCambrian UpperCambrian Upper gastropods and Trilobites,
TalladegaSt ClairAL6 km S on Taylor Mill Rdgastropods,
Griffin's LandingSumterALFossiliferous black clay outcrops N for 15 km on Tombigbee River to Black Bluff in S12T16R1wGastropods, pelecypods, a few corals, cephalopod fragments, decapod fragments,
LivingstonSumterAL12 km N on Epes Road inCretaceous UpperSelma chalkmollusks - Anomia,
LivingstonSumterAL4 km NBelemnites,
[?]TalladegaALfossiliferous chert on ridges in SW part of county?,
AlexandriaTalladegaAL4 km N along Gadsen Rd just below Tallasseehatchie Creek bridge. Trilobites?,
AlexandriaTalladegaAL4.8 km N trilobites?,
Talladega Sulphur SpringTalladegaALE - Fossil Chert.?,
Kimbrel[?]TuscaloosaALIn Conasauga Formation -CambrianConasaugaLinguella(Lingula?)(4),
TuscaloosaTuscaloosaALIn Government QuarryCalamites,
Vances(?)TuscaloosaALIn RR cuts to E Trenton ageOrdovician Upperfossils in Limestone,
WoodstockTuscaloosaAL5 km S inSilurianRed Mountainbrachiopods - Pentamerus,
Baker's BluffWashingtonAL2 km upstream from St Stephensmollusks,
Baker's BluffWashingtonALin ferruginous sand bedpelecypods Panopaea,
Dry CreekWashingtonALS6t8r2Turritella, Ostrea, Voluta,
IsneyWashingtonALW to MS line area outcrops of fossiliferous white Limestone?,
IsneyWashingtonALAt Singley and Peels Store s11t10nr5w. 5 km E in banks of PushPush CreekOstrea,
Jordans MillWashingtonALS13t9r4w poorly preserved Claiborne fossils in greensand ledgeEoceneClaiborne?,
PushPush CreekWashingtonALaround W end of Hatchetigbee uplift, S17t10r4w, S17t10r4w, S21t10r4wEoceneClaiborneClaiborne fossils,
Shoemaker's MillWashingtonALNW in S2t9nr4w in Greensand bedsCrassatella,
SilasWashingtonAL4 km NE from Powers Store to Turkey Creek bridge along Isney-Bladon Springs Road in Buhrstone bedsOstrea,
St StephensWashingtonAL1 km N on Tombigbee RiverEocene?Claiborne?,
Alabama RiverWilcoxALCretaceous UpperPrairie BluffGastropods Anchura,
Allenton StationWilcoxAL2 km E in Porter's Creek Black Clays Forams, corals, mollusks - TurritellaEocene?Clayton?,
CaledoniaWilcoxALin creek bed in Coal Bluff member of Naheola fm.NaheolaForams (75 species), Ostracods (38 species),
CamdenWilcoxAL11.3 km E on Allentown Rd in Matthew's landing Marl BedEocene?Claytonmolds, casts. Reworked Cretaceous fossils (Exogyra), Eocene mollusks, forams, sharks teeth, bryozoa - Conopeum,
CamdenWilcoxAL15.5 km E (1 km W of Darlington Road)Eocene?Claytonmolds, casts. Reworked Cretaceous fossils (Exogyra), Eocene mollusks, forams, sharks teeth, bryozoa - Conopeum,
CamdenWilcoxAL18.9 km E in Clayton Fm in road cut on Al 28Eocene?Claytonmolds, casts. Reworked Cretaceous fossils (Exogyra), Eocene mollusks, forams, sharks teeth, bryozoa -Conopeum,
CamdenWilcoxAL8.2 km NEPaleoceneClaytonmolds, casts. Reworked Cretaceous fossils (Exogyra), Eocene mollusks, forams, sharks teeth, bryozoa - Conopeum,
CamdenWilcoxAL8.2 km NECretaceousmolds, casts. Reworked Cretaceous fossils (Exogyra), Eocene mollusks, forams, sharks teeth, bryozoa - Conopeum,
CamdenWilcoxALs12t12r6egastropods, Turritella, pelecypods,
CliftonWilcoxAL2 km upstream on Left Bank. Low Bluff of highly fossiliferous black clay?,
Dale's BranchWilcoxALMollusks,
Gravel CreekWilcoxALNear AL41Many mollusks.,
Gregg's LandingWilcoxALnear County Line3 corals, 24 mollusks -- Fusus, Fasciolaria, Pholas,
J. Lee Bridge on AL10-26WilcoxAL1.3 km W in road cutEocene?Claytonechinoids, pelecypods, nautiloids, bryozoa,
Lower Peach TreeWilcoxAL9 km N along Alabama River at Yellow Bluffmollusks -- Ostrea, Venericardia, Turritella, Martesia,
Lower Peach TreeWilcoxALIn bank of Bear Creek E of bridge on County 1 to Sunny Southmollusks, coral-Haimesiastraea,
Matthew's LandingWilcoxALgastropodsPseudoliva, Murex, Fusus,
Midway LandingWilcoxAL4 km NW in bed of Rock Creek below AL10 bridge 2 km W of Al28 junctionabundant nautiloids.,
OakhillWilcoxAL7.1 km W in road cut on AL10.Forams,
OakhillWilcoxAL2 km Wmany mollusks,
Old Cannon LandingWilcoxALAlabama Riverbrachiopods Terebratulina,
Pine Barren CreekWilcoxALIn Creek Banks and road cuts on AL28 near intersection of AL21 and AL28.Abundant mollusks, plants, nautiloids, Turritella,
Prairie BluffWilcoxALon Alabama Rivermany Well preserved gastropods,
Caddo River[?]ARCretaceousNacatoshShark Teeth-Cretolamna,Ischyrhiza,Odontapsis,Pycnodus,Scapanorhynchus,Squalicorax,
nw1/4 s24t5nr19w[?]ARplant fossils inPennsylvanianAtoka SandstoneLepidodendron, Sigillaria,
S20t1nr8e[?]ARPennsylvanianfish teeth, gastropods -- Schizodus, Allerisma, Pharkidonotus(Bellerophon),
Mountain HomeBaxterARMississippianFossils,
Little Clifty CreekBentonARon E fork in MiddleDevonianClifty LimestoneSpirifer, Tropidoleptus, Homalonotus,
[?]BooneARand areas to E in Cambrian Upper dolomiteCambrian UpperCryptozoon, gastropods, cephalopods.33.83417, 83.80972
WarrenBradleyAR5 km E in RR cutMactra, Corbula, Venericardia, abundant Leda.,
Eureka Springs quadrangleCarrollARse1/4nw1/4 s25t16nr26w South of bridge over War Eagle Creek. In narrow band of Pitkin Limestone on both banksPennsylvanianPitkinChester age cup corals.,
ArkadelphiaClarkAR12.8km WCretaceousMarlbrookIschyodus,Ischyrhiza,
ArkadelphiaClarkAR3.2km E on Gaither Bros FarmCretaceousMarlbrookshark teeth-Enchodus,Squalicorax,
ArkadelphiaClarkAR800m E on Gaither Bros FarmCretaceousNacatoshShark Teeth-Ischyrhiza,
ArkadelphiaClarkAR2.4km W of Caddo River Bridge on AR67CretaceousNacatoshShark Teeth-Stephanodus,
ArkadelphiaClarkAR9 km SW in bank of Big Decipher CreekExogyra, large Hemiaster, Inoceramus, Trigonia, Anatimya,
ArkadelphiaClarkAR12 km SW near the Okolona RdGryphaea,
ArkadelphiaClarkAR3 km N from High Bluff on Ouachita RiverInoceramus.,
ArkadelphiaClarkAR1.9 km N in Bluffs along Ouachita River at low tidemollusks, cephalopods, shark teeth,
ArkadelphiaClarkAR1.6km N of Oklahoma-Hollywood Rd Junction on Widow Cox FarmCretaceousTaylorfish teeth-Cretolamna,
OkolonaClarkARIn a field W of Nacatoch Bluff inCretaceous UpperSaratoga ChalkParanomia,
Caney PtClevelandARIn area exposures of fossiliferous clay.?,
Cow FordClevelandAR6 km downstream form Caney PtFossils in cylindrical concretions,
HerbineClevelandAR10 km NW in drainage ditch on AR35 in Rison Clay member of White Bluff FormationEoceneWhite BluffAbundant molds. Also in a second ditch about 200 meters East.,
HerbineClevelandAR9 km NWscattered mollusk molds,
KingslandClevelandAR5.5 km N at Cross Roads Church in drainage ditches and road cuts inEoceneWhite BluffFossils in ironstone nodules.,
Marks MillClevelandARJust S of the battleground monument at Junction of AR8 and 97 in drainage ditch exposing White Bluff Formation - fossiliferous ironstone nodules. Also about 350 meters East in left bank of small stream, fossiliferous calcareous greensand.EoceneWhite Bluff?,
New EdinburgClevelandAR1.3 km NE in road cut in SE corner of S27Caney Pt Marlmany species of fossils.,
PansyClevelandAR6 km S 1 km E of AR15 in water well mollusk molds and shells.?,
RisonClevelandAR10 km SW on E side of Saline River 50 meters upstream from US79 bridge inEoceneWhite Bluffmollusk molds.,
RisonClevelandAR400 meters W in road cuts and barrow pit.EoceneWhite BluffMollusks.,
RyeClevelandAR4 km NW in ditch beside road from Rye to AR35.Abundant mollusk molds in clay,
Saline RiverClevelandAR6 km downstream from mouth of Big CreekFossils in concretions,
Saline RiverClevelandAR1.2 km upstream from Vince Bluff accessible at low watermany mollusks Avicula, Leda, Venericardia, Tellina, Cytherea, Corbula and 14 other species.,
Van BurenCrawfordARPennsylvanianfossils -Crinoid fragments, Lophophyllum, Composita, Pleurophorus, Soleniscus, Pleurotomaria.,
White RiverDeshaARIsotelus like trilobite in (single specimen 15cm long) in Lower Ordovician Cotter of Jefferson City Formation. In cove about 1 km from town.OrdovicianJefferson City?,
MonticelloDrewAR12.5 km NW along AR35 in road cuts and ditchesMollusk Molds,
MonticelloDrewAR5.5 km SW along local road to Green HillMollusk molds,
MontongoDrewAR6 km SW in RR cutspoorly preserved fossils Corbula, Yoldia, Turritella,
GrapevineGrantARIn escarpment above flood plane inEoceneWhite Bluffmollusk molds,
RedfieldGrantAR5.5 km W in drainage ditch SE of the Orion Crossroadsferruginous concretions with fossilsRedfield is in Jefferson County,
RedfieldGrantAR1 km N in road cut on US65.mollusk molds and fossils in ferruginous concretionsRedfield is in Jefferson County,
SheridanGrantAR700 meters W of town square in road cuts on US270concretions with fossil molds.,
SheridanGrantAR6.5 km S in road cutsfossil molds,
White BluffGrantARarea exposures14 species of pelecypods, 24 species of gastropods, Scaphopods,
[?]HempsteadARin 75 meters of Cretaceous brownstone marl along line from Nashville, Howard County to Columbus, Hempstead County.CretaceousAbundant fossils. Exogyra common,
HollywoodHempsteadAR2 km S on Dobyville Road in thin lenses of greenish sand in clayabundant small calcareous fossils.,
HollywoodHempsteadAR3 km E on Arkadelphia Road in thin lenses of greenish sand in clayabundant small calcareous fossils.,
HollywoodHempsteadAR4 km S in road cuts where road crosses small creek near edge of Terre Noire bottom in sw1/4 s34t7sr21w.Very fossiliferous lenses.,
McNab StationHempsteadARIn RR cut just W of station.Ostrea,
NashvilleHempsteadAR6 km S on road to Clowpoorly preserved fossils,
OzanHempsteadAR5 km S of Nashville in roadside ditch, white clayCretaceous UpperTokio claypoorly preserved plant fossils above white Inoceramus bearing Limestone.,
OzanHempsteadAR7 km N along Bingen Road in brown sandstone.Exogyra,
OzanHempsteadAR7 km S along Bingen Rd in Brownstone marlOstrea,
WashingtonHempsteadAR5.3 km N from Ozan roadCapulus,
WashingtonHempsteadAR4 km NE along old military RoadCapulus, Belemnitella, Nostoceras,
WashingtonHempsteadAR5.5 km N in shell bed along Saratoga RoadExogyra,
WashingtonHempsteadAR200 meters N or RR stationGryphaea,
WashingtonHempsteadAR5 km NEInoceramus,
WashingtonHempsteadAR4.5 km NWOstrea,
YancyHempsteadAR2.9km SCretaceousAnnona Chalkfish teeth-Enchodus,Squalicorax,
YancyHempsteadAR1.5 km SW from Columbus RdActaeon, Baculites33.83417, 83.80972
YancyHempsteadAR3 km S from Columbus RdVeniella,
MalvernHot SpringARin beds of lignite/lignitic clayEocene Middleplant fossils, insects in amber,
Malvern (near)Hot SpringARin the Acme Brick Co and Malvern Brick Company quarries in Claiborne age ligniteEocene?Claiborneamber with small insect inclusions. Plant fossils are also found in the lignite.,
Rockport (Malvern)Hot SpringARmarine fossils in crystalline LimestoneCucullaea, Turritella, Venericardia,
BuckrangeHowardAR2 km SE on dead end road in nw1/4ne1/4 s35t10sr27win marly fine grained mudphosphatic shell casts,
SaratogaHowardARin RR cut to WestCretaceous UpperSaratogawell preserved sponges, echinoids,
SaratogaHowardAR1.4 km W of town in RR cut in Cretaceous Upper ChalkCretaceous Uppersponges, echinoids, Mollusks.,
SaratogaHowardAR1 km E on Columbus road in Yellow Creek ValleyGryphaea and other fossils,
SaratogaHowardAR2 km EGryphaea, Exogyra, sponges,
SaratogaHowardAR500 meters E in gulliesGryphaea, Exogyra, sponges,
SaratogaHowardARN along Mineral Springs Road in sandsGryphaea, Inoceramus, gastropods,
TolletteHowardAR2 km W in Ozan Brownstown near the edge of he bottomlandgastropods, Exogyra, Ostrea,
TolletteHowardAR1 km W in 6 meters of sandShells, phosphatic shell casts, shark teeth,
[?]IndependenceARis exposures orOrdovician UpperKimmswick LimestoneTrilobites - Illaneus, Goldius, Brachiopods - McEwanella, Algae - Receptaculites.Illaneus is a Russian trilobite,
BatesvilleIndependenceARIn gray to Black ShaleMississippian UpperMoorefield ShaleLeiorhynchus, Moorefieldella, 87 other species,
CushmanIndependenceAR9 km NE at Montgomery Mine in clays derived from Manganese Oxide castsSilurianBrassfield LimestoneCyclonema, Triplecia, Girvanella, Cycloceras, Orthoceras,
Locust GroveIndependenceAR12 km S on AR21MississippianBoonefossils,
Locust GroveIndependenceAR3 km W on AR14MississippianBoonefossils,
Locust GroveIndependenceAR9 km W on AR14 in road cutMississippianBooneinvertebrates,
Locust GroveIndependenceARin 2.4km S on Hwy 21MississippianBooneinvertebrates,
Locust GroveIndependenceARin Quarry 3.4km W on Hwy 14MississippianBooneinvertebrates,
MarshallIndependenceARNW in gullymany invertebrate species,
MoorefieldIndependenceARIn gray to Black ShaleMississippian UpperMoorefield ShaleLeiorhynchus, Moorefieldia, 87 other species,
BradfordJacksonARAcross White County line 4 km N on Iron Mtn RR in light-gray LimestoneTurritella, corals Ostrea, Cytherea,
BradfordJacksonARAcross White County line 5.5 km N on Iron Mtn RR in light-gray LimestoneTurritella, corals Ostrea, Cytherea,
Grand GlaiseJackson?ARin RR cutsPaleoceneMidwaycorals, echinoids,
Grand GlaiseJackson?ARE in RR cuts along the M.O.P. RRPaleoceneMidwaycorals, echinoids, mollusks,
RedfieldJeffersonAR3.5 km N at South Red Bluffmollusk molds - Nuculana,
SheridanJeffersonARin regional exposures.mollusks,
White BluffJeffersonAR7 km E of Redfield on Arkansas River exposures for 4 km downstream beyond Tar Creek Camp in E1/2S19/30T3SR10W exposures classic localityEoceneRedfieldMany mollusks.,
SmithvilleLawrenceARGastropods - Helicotoma,
CornervilleLincolnAR7 km SE in drainage ditch on E side of local road.Plant fossils,
Star CityLincolnAR2.5 km At AR81 road junctionfossil plants.,
Star CityLincolnAR3.5 km NW in drainage ditchfossil plants.,
ForemanLittle RiverAR27 km SW at Rocky Comfort in Annona chalk along Laynesport Rd.CretaceousAnimasEchinoids - Echinocorys, mollusks - Inoceramus, Gryphaea, Pecten,
ForemanLittle RiverAR9 km N in stream bank near Arkinda road inCretaceous UpperLower OzanAmmonites -Mortoniceras, Baculites up to 30cm.,
White CliffsLittle RiverAR2 km NWCretaceous UpperUpper OzanGryphaea, SauvagesiaThe generic name Sauvagesia is also used for a plant known commonly as 'Creole Tea',
White CliffsLittle RiverARin quarryInoceramus,
CabotLonokeARs18t4nr9w-s13t4nr10w?,
Blaylock MtnsMontgomeryARin SW corner of County inSilurianBlaylock Sandstonegraptolites,
Crystal SpringsMontgomeryARto E of Post office on US270 in black, carbonaceousOrdovicianWomble ShaleGraptolites - Nemagraptus,
Crystal SpringsMontgomeryARin roadside shale exposureOrdoviciangraptolites -- Didymograptus, Nemagraptus, Dicellograptus, Climacograptus, Diplograptus, Glyptograptus, Glossograptus, Orthograptus, Cryptograptus, Retiograptus, Lasiograptus, Thamnograptus,
JasperNewtonARRed Rock Rd 3 km E of AR7 S of town in road cut and gully se1/4 nw1/4 s36t15nr21wPennsylvaniancrinoids fragments,
CamdenOuachitaAR?,
CamdenOuachitaARin ligniteInsects in amber,
Antoine CreekPikeARto EGryphaea,
DelightPikeAR1 km SE in a brownstone marlCyprimeria,
OkolonaPikeARne1/4 s3t8sr21walong Okolona-Arkadelphia rd in dark, sandy marlExogyra, Gryphaea,
OkolonaPikeAR4 km N in gullies W of roadfossil casts.,
OkolonaPikeAR1.5 km N in road cuts and other area exposures in dark gray sandy marlGryphaea,
TokioPikeARIn Cretaceous Limestone at Plaster Bluff-Gypsum Bluff on Little Missouri RiverCretaceousGlauconia,
Wolf CreekPikeAR4 km NWCretaceousTrinity(Dierks Limestone)Ostrea,
Poinsett CountyPoinsettARin lignites,
[?]PolkAROutcrops of late shale. Black, Fissile, contorted, graphitic shales or slates. Area outcrops in Polk, Montgomery Garland, Saline, Pulaski Counties.OrdovicianPolk Creekabundant graptolites,
Fourche CreekPulaskiARnear mouth of Crooked Creek in s8t15r13wOstrea, Turritella, Enclimatoceras, Cucullaea, Cytherea, Crassatella, Protocardia, Venericardia, Shark teeth, echinoderm spines,
Little RockPulaskiAR800 meters N of County hospital near old lime kiln on Iron Mtn RR in sandy LimestoneTurritella mortoni.,
Ravenden SpringsRandolphARGastropod - Ceratopea,
BentonSalineARIn Clay pit in Nw1/4 ne1/4 s11t2sr15wfossil leaves -- Magnolia, Quercus (Oak),
BentonSalineARsw1/4 se1/4 s9t1sr14w in ferruginous SandstoneVenericardia, Turritella mortoni,
BatesScottAROn mine dumps 1.5 km W on mine dumps along Poteau Mt Tower RoadPennsylvanianAtoka Sandstoneferns, Calamites, Asterophyllites,
BatesScottARIn mine dumps on the Poteau Mtn Tower Road in thePennsylvanianAtoka SandstonePlants - Calamites, Annularia, Asterophyllites,
GilbertSearcyAR1 km WSilurianSt Clairlarge Brachiopods,
GilbertSearcyAR0.8 km W on Right side of Dry Creek inSilurianSt Clair LimestoneArticulate brachiopods,
LeslieSearcyARSCarboniferousBryozoa;Brachiopods;Crinoids;Plants;Cephalopods;Mollusks;Trilobites,
AshdownSevierAR3.5 km N of Little River Bridge on Ashdown-Ben Lomand road inCretaceous UpperMarlbrook marlExogyra,
Ben LomandSevierAR2 km NW on Lockesburg RdCretaceous UpperUpper TokioInoceramus, Thracia, Cybophora[Cymbophora?], Leptosolen,
Ben LomandSevierAR9 km N at intersection of Ben Lomand-Mineral Springs road and Brownstown Road.Corbula.,
Ben LomandSevierAR2 km E along Mineral Springs RoadScaphites, Hippocrepsis,
BrownstoneSevierAR3.5 km NW between Little River and Ozan Creek inCretaceous UpperBuckrange Sandabundant fossils - shell banks,
BrownstownSevierAR2km NWCretaceousBrownstownShark Teeth-Pycnodus,Scapanorhynchus,
HollywoodSevierAR2-3km SCretaceousBrownstownShark Teeth-Ischyrhiza,Scapanorhynchus,
White CliffsSevierAR5 km NWCretaceous UpperUpper OzanExogyra,
MadisonSt FrancisARin clays in bed of Crow Creek 1 km W of Madison at AR70 bridgeEoceneJacksonoysters, clams, snails, shark teeth, ray plates,
FayettevilleStoneARSandstone in Fayetteville, Eureka Springs, Harrison and Yellville quadranglesMississippianSylamorefish teeth and bones - Ptychodus, Dinicthys,
El DoradoUnionAR6 km N in cut on E side of RR cut on Camden and Alexandria RRabundant fresh water shells, Unio, Vivipara,
El DoradoUnionAR6 km SW on Three Creeks Roadfossil dicotyledonous leaves.'dicotyledonous' is a adjective for plants with two seed lobes, not a genus.,
LeslieVan BurenARSouthMississippianFayetteville Shalebrachiopods,
LeslieVan BurenARSouthMississippianImobrachiopods, crinoids, corals, cephalopods, mollusks, trilobites,
LeslieVan BurenAR8 km SE in Roadcut on AR65 S of Peyton CreekMississippianImoCrinoids,
LeslieVan BurenARSouthMississippianPitkinbryozoa -Archimedes; brachiopods, crinoids, corals, cephalopods, blastoids,
Peyton CreekVan BurenARIn road cutMississippianImobroad invertebrate fauna conodonts, Ammonites,
Peyton CreekVan BurenARin road cut at Peyton CreekMississippianPitkin|Imoconodonts, echinoids,
FayettevilleWashingtonARNE inPennsylvanianBrentwood Limestonepelecypods - Pseudomonotis,
FayettevilleWashingtonARat East MountainCretaceousHalepelecypods - Aviculopecten,
FayettevilleWashingtonARnear city waterworks on East Mountain inPennsylvanianKessler Limestonepelecypods -Pseudomonotis,
Pitkin QuarryWashingtonARMississippianPitkinand Pennsylvanian Hale Fm. Girvanella, bryozoa, conodonts,
WestforkWashingtonAR16 km S of Fayetteville in abandoned quarry on US71MississippianPitkinbryozoa - Archimedes;brachiopods, crinoids, corals, cephalopods, blastoids,
WestforkWashingtonARCarboniferousBryozoa;Brachiopods;Crinoid fragments,Corals,Cephalopods,
WoolseyWashingtonARRoadcut 300m N inPennsylvanian LowerBloydCrinoids35.88528, 94.16833
WoolseyWashingtonAR400 meters N in roadcutPennsylvanian LowerBrentwoodconodonts, bryozoaBrentwood Limestone mbr of Bloyd Shale35.88528, 94.16833
BradfordWhiteAR4 km N in old Limestone quarry next to Iron Mountain RR. Turritella mortoni in crystalline Limestone..also 300 meters SW of quarry in boulders of LimestoneOstrea, Venericardia,
Sonora Desert-AZEdiacaran fossilsNeoproterozoic?Newspaper reports of Ediacaran fossils in the Sonora desert are apparently incorrect. The actual exposures are near the town of El Cerrito in the Mexican State of Sonora in equivalents of the Great Basin Sequence,
[?][?]AZTriassicChinlePetrified wood -Auricaria,
Jones Crossing[?]AZ80km SE of Flagstaff and 5.6km SE of Long Valley Store at Jones Crossing of East Clear CreekPermianKaibabBivalves-Scaphellina,
[?]ApacheAZarea exposuresTriassicChinlePetrified wood, phytosaurs, plants other vertebrates, invertebrates,
AdamanaApacheAZ9.6km SETriassicChinlevertebrates-Ceratodus,Machaeroprosopus,
Blue Forest RdApacheAZ1.6km ETriassicChinlevertebrates-Machaeroprosopus,
Blue HillsApacheAZTriassicChinlereptile bones,
Buell ParkApacheAZin alluviummollusk shells,
CameronApacheAZ20.6km NEJurassicMoenaveCrocodiles-Protosuchus,
CameronApacheAZIn Triassic SandstoneTriassicreptile footprints - Chirotherium,
CameronApacheAZ300 dinosaur footprints on Indian land.dinosaur footprints,
Flat TopsApacheAZN SideTriassicChinlevertebrates-reptile bones,
GanadoApacheAZRegional exposuresTriassicChinlePetrified wood -- Araucarioxylon, Woodworthia, Vertebrates -- Heterodontosuchus, Metoposaurus, Placerias, Palaeoctonus, Unio,
GanadoApacheAZ30 km W in dark shalesCretaceousMancosvertebrates and invertebrates,
GanadoApacheAZ19 km WCretaceousMancos (Tunuck Shale)Vertebrates - Ichthyodectes,
Hogay RuinApacheAZIn area exposuresCretaceousDakotamollusks from Dakota Formation - GryphaeaThere are many ruins in Apache County. Couldn't find 'Hogay' or similar name,
Hogay RuinApacheAZIn area exposurescorals - RadiataThere are many ruins in Apache County. Couldn't find 'Hogay' or similar name. 'Radiata' may be an order rather than a Genus.,
Meteor CraterApacheAZIn Triassic SandstoneTriassicreptile footprints - Chirotherium,
Salina SpringsApacheAZ2 km W in Mancos shalesCretaceousMancosGryphaea,
Salina SpringsApacheAZ2 km WCretaceousMancos ShaleGryphaea,
St JohnsApacheAZAt Davis Ranch on Salt Lake RdTriassicChinlevertebrates-reptile bones-Eupelor,
St JohnsApacheAZ9.6km SW of St Johns QuarryTriassicChinlevertebrates-reptile bones-Placerias,
St JohnsApacheAZPermianSan AndreasBivalves-Schizodus,
StantonApacheAZ2 km W at base of dark shale layerCretaceousDakotaGryphaea and a variety of other invertebrates,
SteamboatApacheAZ6 km E in Dakota shales - Gryphaea. In higher Dakota sandstones numerous coralsCretaceousDakotabrachiopods, mollusks -- Ostrea, Exogyra, Vertebrates -Ichthyodectes, plants,
SteamboatApacheAZIn area outcrops of black Mancos shales above the DakotaCretaceousMancosGryphaea, Exogyra,
Sumner's Valley[?]ApacheAZ200 meters E of New Mexico Line s3t10Nr3eCretaceousMesa Verdeammonites - Metoicoceras, Calycoceras, Dunveganoceras; ExogyraThere is no USGS or Google listing for Sumner's Valley, AZ or NM. E of the New Mexico Line would be in NM where the PLSS coordinates seem to differ dramatically from AZ.,
Tuba CityApacheAZnearTriassicChinlereptiles-Dilophosaurus,
BensonCochiseAZ5.6km SPleistoceneSt Davidbird bones; turtles-Geochelone,
BisbeeCochiseAZNW 100 meters above floor of Tombstone Gulch inCambrian MiddleAbrigo LimestoneObolus, Billingsella,
BisbeeCochiseAZ7 km WSW on SW side of Escabrosa GulchCambrian MiddleLimestoneBrachiopods - Linguella, Schizambon, Eoorthis,
BisbeeCochiseAZon small hill 300 meters E of US80 in nw1/4sw1/4ne1/4s36t23sr25eCretaceousMuralbrachiopods -Terebratella, Rhynchonella, corals, gastropods - Lunatia,
BisbeeCochiseAZ8 km WSW on SW side of Escabrosa RidgeCambrian MiddleLinguella, Schizambon,
BisbeeCochiseAZ8 km WSW in area exposuresPennsylvanianAbundant protozoa, echinoid spines, corals, brachiopods, bryozoa,
Bisbee JunctionCochiseAZS in ninety one hills areaCretaceous LowerLowellabundant well preserved fossils,
Chiricahua MountainsCochiseAZMississippian UpperParadise Limestoneabundant DielasmoidiPresumably 'Dielasmoidi' are articulate brachiopods similar to 'Dielasma',
Chiricahua MountainsCochiseAZPennsylvanianFusulinella, Fusulina, Triticites,
Curtis RanchCochiseAZPleistoceneSt DavidMammals-Capromeryx,Cuvieronius,Simonycteris,Stegomastodon,
Gunnison HillsCochiseAZin cherty Concha LimestoneConchaDictyoclostus, Bryozoa, Neospirifer, abundant horn corals,
Gunnison HillsCochiseAZPermian LowerScherrerlarge echinoid spines,
HerefordCochiseAZAt Lehner Ranch, Clovis culture siteHolocenelarge mammals,
Mustang MountainsCochiseAZ70 km SE of Tucson near top of Concha Limestone - mollusks, brachiopods. And in thin bedded Permian dolomites and limestones above the ConchaPermianConchabrachiopods (spiriferids), gastropods, scaphopods, echinoid spines, bryozoa, horn corals,
Mustang MtnsCochiseAZ72 km SE of Tucson in thin bedded Limestone above Concha FormationPermianscaphopods, echinoderm fragments, bryozoa, pelecypods, gastropods, crinoids,
Sierra VistaCochiseAZN in French Joe Canyon in Whetstone MtnsCambrian UpperAbrigo LimestoneBrachiopods - Billingsella,
TombstoneCochiseAZin Tombstone Gulch in LimestoneCambrianAbrigo LimestoneObolus, Billingsella,
TombstoneCochiseAZCambrian UpperAbrigo LimestoneTrilobites,
TombstoneCochiseAZIn 200 meters of dark gray-black Colina Limestone in Chiricahua MountainsPermianColinaabundant Omphalotrochus and echinoid spines,
Wolf RanchCochiseAZs6t22sr22e in Arroyo Oro Verde parallel to AZ90 in light siltstonesPliocenevertebrates -Pliohippus, triphodont[?], mastodon, turtles, camels'triphodont' doesn't seem to be a legitimate term. Possibly a typo?,
[?]CoconinoAZ10 km N of Hieroglyphic Point un US77 in siliceous shalesDevonianplants,
Bass CanyonCoconinoAZOn S side of Powell Plateau in sandstones:Cambrian Middlebrachiopods: Micromitra, Linguella,
Bottomless PitsCoconinoAZ1 km S in RR cutsmall pelecypods, Dozierella, Myalina,
Bright Angel Creek-Grand CanyonCoconinoAZJust W of mouth in Precambrian rocks. (Probably the same as the Previous Entry)Algal reefs, Jellyfish-Brooksella,
Bright Angel TrailCoconinoAZPennsylvanianSupaiVertebrate trackways-Ammobatrachus,
CameronCoconinoAZ10-11km E at Tanner's Crossing on Little Colorado RiverTriassicChinlereptiles-Buettneria,Eupelor,Hesperosuchus,Machaeroprosopus,
CameronCoconinoAZ40km E 22.4km SW of Dinosaur CanyonTriassicChinlevertebrates-Desmatosuchus,
CameronCoconinoAZ4km NETriassicChinlevertebrates-Desmatosuchus,
CameronCoconinoAZTriassicMoenkopitracks-Anchisauripus,amphibians,
CameronCoconinoAZabout 2-3km WTriassicMoenkopitracks-Chirotherium,Rhynchosauroides,
E WalnutCoconinoAZ1 km E of Park boundary;Astartella, gastropods, pectens, pelecypods, --Dictyoclostus, Pugnoides, juvenile mollusks, Schizodus, Nuculopsis, Scaphopods, Bellerophon,
FlagstaffCoconinoAZ13 km SE in Walnut Canyon in Permian Kaibab limestone in three horizons in cuts and gulliesPermianKaibababundant fossils.,
FlagstaffCoconinoAZ56 km E at Rimmy Jim Tank in nw1/4s17t17nr9s in LimestonePermianKaibabganoid teeth, invertebrates,
FlagstaffCoconinoAZnear Bottomless Pit 2 km E of Flagstaff Country Club in porous buff colored LimestonePermianKaibabganoid teeth, Shark teeth,
FlagstaffCoconinoAZS 8 km at Lake Mary on NW side of lakePermianKaibabinvertebrates, ganoid teeth, ganoid spines.,
FlagstaffCoconinoAZE on main highway in Padre Canyon inPermianKaibab Limestonepelecypods (Aviculopecten), mollusk molds,
FlagstaffCoconinoAZ2 km NE at Mt Elden about midway up the mountain in grey thin bedded Limestone 10 meters above baseDevoniannumerous fish plates, teeth, invertebrates,
FlagstaffCoconinoAZ1 km S of Bottomless Pits in RR cutsabundant fossils,
FredoniaCoconinoAZIn lower Kanab Canyon pelecypods inPermianKaibab Limestonepelecypods,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZon a bluff in the heart of the CanyonPrecambrianChuar Groupcarbonized Chuaria (a large discoid bacteria),
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZIn white SandstonePermianCoconino SandstoneTracks of 27 species of animals,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZRed Permian Hermit Shale below Coconino SandstonePermianHermitPlants and animal tracks.,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZPermianHermit ShalePlant Fossils,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZPermianHermit ShalePlants - Pecopteris,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZPermianHermit Shale35 species of plants, worm trails reptile tracks, amphibian traps, insect wings, raindrop impressions.,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZPermianKaibabbivalves-Kaibabella,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZon S rim in campground areaPermianKaibabfish,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZNear Pt SublimePermianKaibabfish? teeth-Megactenopetalus,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZIn sediments unconformably underlying Cambrian Lower bedsPrecambrianNankoweapmedusoid -Brooksella,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZ200 meters.MississippianRedwall LimestoneBrachiopods, Gastropods, pelecypods,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZMississippianRedwall LimestoneWell preserved plants and seashells,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZPermianSupai LimestoneNumerous Tracks of small Permian Lower reptiles,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZabove Redwall Limestone.PermianSupai Limestonevertebrate tracks,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZalong Chuar Creek Valley, Sapphire Canyon, Yak TrailDevonianTemple ButteArthrodire fragments - Bothriolepis, Holoptychius,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZAbout 15 isolated thin deposits of Devonian Temple Butte Formation contain fish fossils at the base of the Redwall LimestoneDevonianTemple Buttefish,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZIn a Limestone in a sequence of mudstones, conglomerates, sandstonesProterozoicVishnuplant remains,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZTonto PlatformCambriantrilobites,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZIn Devonian Limestone at 15 locations along base of Redwall LimestoneDevonianfish,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZfossiliferous buff and gray Limestone above Coconino Sandstone.Corals, Mollusks, Echinoids, Sharks Teeth,
Grand CanyonCoconinoAZAlong Tonto Trail a few hundred meters E of Indian Gardenstrilobites and brachiopods,
Grand Canyon-Colorado plateauCoconinoAZPermianToroweap|Kaibabbrachiopods, crinoids, horn corals, shark teeth, sponges,
Grand Canyon/Mogollon rimCoconinoAZ150-250 meters.MississippianRedwall LimestoneAbundant brachiopods, corals, bryozoa, mollusks, crinoids, blastoids, trilobites, foraminifers,
Grand View Trail, Grand CanyonCoconinoAZS side, N of Last Chance Copper Mine in sandy limestone 80 meters above Tonto SandstoneCambrian Middlefossils: Westonia, Linguella,
Hermit GorgeCoconinoAZPennsylvanianSupaiVertebrate trackways-Tridentichnus,
Hermit TrailCoconinoAZPermianCoconinotrackway-Laoporus,
Hermit TrailCoconinoAZAt head of Hermit Gorge 400m S of sign-post at top of trail.PermianHermitTracks-Hylopus,Parabaropus,
Hualpai ReservationCoconinoAZin Peach Springs Wash S8T26NR10WMississippianRedwallcoral - Syringopora, bryozoa, fenestellids, brachiopods - Spirifer; cephalopods -Triboloceras blastoids, Pentremites.,
Indian Gardens Grand CanyonCoconinoAZseveral hundred meters E along Tonto Trailtrilobites, gastropods.,
Jacob LakeCoconinoAZPermianKaibab LimestoneBellerophon, pelecypods - Myalina,
JeromeCoconinoAZin quarry in s16t16nr23cephalopods - Poterioceras, Triboloceras, Meunsteroceras; blastoids - Cryptoblastus, Globoblastus, Lophoblastus, Orophocrinus; crinoids (61 species) Acrocrinus, Macrocrinus, Platycrinites, Pleurocrinus,
Kanab CanyonCoconinoAZIn thin bedded limestones near mouth near water's edgeLinguella,
Lake MaryCoconinoAZescarpment at N end of lakelarge pelecypods -- Plagioglypta[?], Nuculopsis, Pecten, Doctyoclstus, Marginifera, Nucula, Bellerophon, bryozoa, AllerismaOriginal is 'Plagioglypts' which probably a typo. 'Plagioglypta' is my best guess. But it's a scaphopod, not a pelecypod. 'Plagioglyptus', also a scaphopod, is another possibility. No citations for 'doctyoclstus' was 'Dotyoclstus',
Lake MaryCoconinoAZat N endpelecypods-Nuculopsis;brachiopods, corals, bryozoa,
Lava CanyonCoconinoAZnear head of Canyon inCambrianTonto SandstoneWestonia.,
Meteor Crater QuarryCoconinoAZTriassicMoenkopivertebrate bones-Parotosuchus,
Nankoweap ValleyCoconinoAZ300 meters above base of Tonto Group in SandstoneCambrian MiddleWestonia,
Padre CanyonCoconinoAZE of Flagstaff along the highway in Padre CanyonPermianKaibabPelecypods -Aviculopecten, Gastropods - Bellerophon,
Rock CrossingCoconinoAZTriassicChinlereptile scutes,
SedonaCoconinoAZin isolated porous reddish boulders of Limestone. 1 km E of AZ179 2 km SPermianKaibabVery good fish fossils, invertebrates,
SedonaCoconinoAZS on AZ179 1.75 km E one km in scattered bouldersPermianKaibabvery good fish fossils.,
ShinarumpCoconinoAZTriassicChinlereptile bones-Hesperosuchus?,
Sycamore PassCoconinoAZPermianCoconinotrackway-Laoporus,
TucsyanCoconinoAZin road cuts on road to Grand CanyonPermianKaibabgastropods, Brachiopods, echinoids, trilobites,
TucsyanCoconinoAZin road cuts on Grand Canyon Road (some outside park)Pennsylvanianechinoids, trilobites, brachiopods, gastropods,
Walnut CanyonCoconinoAZ13 km SE of Flagstaff in roadcuts and natural exposuresabundant fossils,
Walnut CanyonCoconinoAZarea exposures 1/2 km E of Walnut Canyon NMabundant fossils. Dictyoclostus, Dentalium, Marginifera, Bellerophon,
Walnut CanyonCoconinoAZ6 km Nmollusks, pelecypods -- Plagioglypta[?], Nuculopsis, Pecten, bryozoa, cephalopods, trilobite pygidiaOriginal is 'Plagioglypts' which probably a typo. 'Plagioglypta' is my best guess. But it's a scaphopod, not a pelecypod. 'Plagioglyptus', also a scaphopod, is another possibility.,
Walnut Ranger CabinCoconinoAZbelow old Ranger Cabin.Dictyoclostus, Dentalium, Chonetes, Pecten, Aviculopecten, sponges,
Walnut Ranger CabinCoconinoAZ6 km S of old Ranger Cabin at Walnut Bend in Walnut CanyonDictyoclostus, Plagioglypts, mollusks,
Whitehorse HillsCoconinoAZs12t23nr6eMississippianRedwallcorals, brachiopods, crinoids,
WinonaCoconinoAZFossil fresh water shells in area breaksmollusks,
Colorado PlateauCoconino,NavajoAZKayenta-Wingate group sandstonesJurassicKayenta|WingateDinosaur tracks,
Colorado PlateauCoconino,NavajoAZCretaceousMesaverde GroupCoal, mollusks, fossils wood and leaves,
Northern ArizonaCoconino,NavajoAZIn outcrops of theJurassicGlen Canyon GroupDinosaurs - Dilophosaurus, Dinosaur trackways {7},
[?]GilaAZ2 km N of AZ177, US77 junction at S end of Dripping Springs Mtn then 28 km NDevonian-MississippianMartin/Escabrosafossils.,
[?]GilaAZ2 km N of AZ177, US77 junction at S end of Dripping Springs Mtn then 27 k7 km N in roadcutsPaleozoicabundant fossils.,
East Verde RiverGilaAZs6t11n410e,7t11nr10e along AZ 87Carboniferousabundant fossils -- coral - Polypora, brachiopods, crinoids, echinoid spines,
Gila RiverGilaAZ2 km N of AZ177, US77 junction at S end of Dripping Springs MtnPennsylvanianNacoabundant fossils.,
GlobeGilaAZat S side of Pinal Creek 5 km NWDevonianMartininvertebrates, fish teeth,
GlobeGilaAZ5 km NW on S side of Pinal CreekDevonianinvertebrates, fish teeth,
Kohl RanchGilaAZ24 km ENE of Payson in an abandoned road cut 1.7km W of AZ260 bridge over Tonto Creek inPennsylvanian MiddleNacoconularids, gastropods, crinoids,
PaysonGilaAZ16 km E in roadcuts and in washPennsylvanianNacoBrachiopods, Composita, Productus.,
PaysonGilaAZ27 km N, 1.5 km W of AZ260 bridge over Tonto Creek at Kohl's Ranch in ridge near abandoned road cutPennsylvanianNacoconularia, gastropods, crinoids,
PaysonGilaAZin roadcut 2 km N of East Verde River Bridge on AZ87 between Payson and PineDevonianarthrodire plates, abundant invertebrates,
PaysonGilaAZ35.4 km N in floor of Tonto Creek on the Heber-Young RdDevonianinvertebrates, arthrodire plates,
PaysonGilaAZAZ87 2 km N of East Verde bridge between Payson and PineDevonianinvertebrates, arthrodire plates,
PaysonGilaAZarea exposuresPaleozoicGood fossils,
PaysonGilaAZ30 km N on Heber-Young Rd in floor of Tonto Creek as well as area roadcuts, etcArthrodire plates, good invertebrates,
WinkelmanGilaAZAlong AZ77 in shale in direction toward GlobePennsylvanianNacocrinoids, brachiopods, trilobites,
WinkelmanGilaAZIn road cuts on AZ77 in Limestone and shale -- Park in turnouts, not on roadPennsylvanian-PermianNacocrinoid stems, brachiopods, trilobites,
WinkelmanGilaAZin road cuts on AZ77Permian Lowertrilobites, brachiopods, crinoids,
WinklemanGilaAZPaleozoic UpperBrachiopods;Crinoids;Trilobites,
Galiuro MtnsGrahamAZon N flank of Little Table Mtn, se1/4s15t7sr18eMississippianEscabrosa LimestonefossilsLittle Table Mtn is at 32.7987N, 110.4909W in Pinal County. Original citation is for 'Gailord Mtns' (which I can't locate) in Graham County32.7987N, 110.4909W approximate, conjecture
Galiuro MtnsGrahamAZon N flank of Little Table Mtn, se1/4s15t7sr18eDevonianMartinfossilsLittle Table Mtn is at 32.7987N, 110.4909W in Pinal County. Original citation is for 'Gailord Mtns' (which I can't locate) in Graham County32.7987N, 110.4909W approximate, conjecture
Milk RanchGrahamAZIn siliceous Limestone 5 meters above Coronado quartzite on first spur N of main roadCambrian Middle?Coronado quartziteLinguella,
MorenciGrahamAZ2 km ENE in Chase Creek CanyonCambrianLinguella,
MorenciGrahamAZ3 km ENE on W side of Chase Creek Canyon in shale 15 meters above Coronado quartziteCambrian Middlebrachiopods Linguella,
SaffordGrahamAZ23 km E in T8-9SR28-29E in Pleistocene floodplainsPleistocenegastropods: Lymnaea, Pupilla;Vertebrates-Capybara, Rodents, Rabbits,
SaffordGrahamAZ25 km E in t8, 9sr28 in area exposuresPleistocenevertebrates, - horses, mastodon, rodents, Capybara,
SaffordGrahamAZ27 km SEPliocene UpperHorses, Mastodon, sloth, Glyptodon, Dipodomys, Geomys, Sigmodon, Neotoma, Lepus,
CliftonGreenleeAZ18.4 km S at Clifton Country ClubMioceneGilavertebrates-reptiles-SquamataGila Conglomerate is Pliocene-Pleistocene (Blancan stage?),
Salt RiverMaricopaAZin road cut on US60 s20t5nr18eMississippianRedwallbrachiopods - Spirifer, blastoids -Orophocrinus, crinoids,
Iceberg CanyonMohaveAZMojave County, AZ, in T32r16wabundant corals - Zaphrentites, other fossilsThere may actually be two coral genera Zaphrentis and Zaphrentites. More likely, the former is a misspelling,
Lamberts WashMohaveAZMiocene-Upper (Hemphill)Big SandyVertebrates-BassariscusCan't identify a Lambert(s) Wash in Mohave County,
MeadviewMohaveAZin Grand Wash cliffsCambrian LowerBright Angel ShaleOlenellusOriginal says Meadville. No such town,
MeadviewMohaveAZin Grand Wash cliffsCambrian MiddleBright Angel ShaleAlbertella Original says Meadville. No such town,
WikieupMohaveAZAt clay bank quarry 11km SE (not same locality as Bird Bone QuarryMiocene-Upper (Hemphill)Big SandyVertebrates-Agriotherium,Agriotherium,Alforjas,Bassariscus,Dinohippus,Hemiauchenia,Megatylopus,Plesiogulo,Procamelus,Prochenia,Prototaxidea,Pseudaelurus,Sphenophalos,etc,
WikieupMohaveAZAt bird bone quarry 11km SEMiocene-Upper (Hemphill)Big SandyVertebrates-Anabernicula,Anas,Agriotherium,Alforjas,Anser,Aquila,Branta,Ciconia,Cygnus,Grus,Hemiauchenia,Himantopus,Megatylopus,Neophrontops,Plesiogulo,Prochenia,Prototaxidea,Pseudaelurus,Rallus,Recurvirostra,Sphenophalos,etc,
WikieupMohaveAZ16km NMiocene-Upper (Hemphill)Big SandyVertebrates-Bassariscus,
WikieupMohaveAZAt Grey's Ranch Quarry 11km SE (not same locality as Bird Bone QuarryMiocene-Upper (Hemphill)Big SandyVertebrates-similar to Bird Bone and Clay Bank Quarries,
[?]NavajoAZarea outcropsTriassicMoenkopitracks, amphibians, fish,
Black MesaNavajoAZIn black-Brown Mancos shales along Mesa frontCretaceousMancosLingula, Ostrea, Prionotropis, Shark Teeth,
CarrizoNavajoAZ6 km N in red beds to EPermianSupaifossils,
ChilchinbitoNavajoAZCretaceousDakota sandstoneInoceramus,
Comb RidgeNavajoAZ4.8km NE of KayentaJurassic LowerKayentadinosaur bones,
Danforth HillsNavajoAZnear White River Agency inCretaceousMesaverdeVolsella casts,
Four CornersNavajoAZRegional exposuresTriassicChinleplant fossils,
Four CornersNavajoAZCretaceousMesaverdeFossil Plants,
HolbrookNavajoAZregional exposures to Adamana and N to UtahTriassicChinle(Shinarump)Petrified logs in Chinle and Shinarump formations. 6 species but Auricaria predominate. A few ferns and invertebratesThe Shinarump formation is a conglomerate at the base of the Chinle formation.,
HolbrookNavajoAZ20.6 km N of US77 junction with US60/70 N of US77TriassicMoenkopi/CoconinoVertebrate tracks,
HolbrookNavajoAZ14.9 km N at Hopi Buttes Pliocene vertebrates in gulch in Mesozoic (K-J) rocksPliocenevertebrates,
HolbrookNavajoAZ20.6 km N of US77 junction with US60/70 in round hills to E of US77PlioceneVertebrates, plants,
HolbrookNavajoAZGreer-Milky Ranch Petrified Wood.Triassic?'Greer' appears to be a town name. Once a for fee collecting area. Now said to be closed.,
KayentaNavajoAZN to N of Comb RidgeTriassicChinlepetrified wood - abundant,
KayentaNavajoAZ4.8km NE on Comb Ridge in Monument ValleyJurassicKayentaDinosaur bones-Kayentatherium,
KayentaNavajoAZS in Three Mile Washcoal,
KayentaNavajoAZOn top of Black Mesa 30 km SEOstrea,
Mogollon RimNavajoAZ2 km S in yellow sandstoneCretaceousabundant fossils,
Mogollon RimNavajoAZon US77 3.3 km S in roadcutsabundant marine fossils,
Navaho ReservationNavajoAZAt White Cone 35 km N of Bita Hochen Trading PostPlioceneBidahochidiverse vertebratesThere is a village called White Cone at 35.605dN 110.068dW in Navajo County35.605N 110.068W Conjecture
Navajo AgencyNavajoAZIn western part in Spring in sandstonePleistocenePleistocene vertebrates, elephants, camels, mammoths, bison,
Navajo PtNavajoAZ27 km SE at Red Butte, InTriassicMoenkopiMarine invertebrates, invertebrate tracks and trails.,
Navajo PtNavajoAZE at Cedar Mtn, InTriassicMoenkopiMarine invertebrates, invertebrate tracks and trails.,
Navajo PtNavajoAZE at Grand Canyon Village, InTriassicMoenkopiMarine invertebrates, invertebrate tracks and trails.,
President Wilson SpringsNavajoAZPlioceneBidahochivertebrates-Aelurodon,Texoceros,
Salina Springs-Steamboat CanyonNavajoAZIn Mancos-Dakota age Tunuck FormationCretaceous UpperTunuckPlanorbis, Lymnaea,
TohachiNavajoAZ17 km inland in shaley Fruitland Limestone with large black brown concretionsCretaceousFruitlandabundant Ostrea, Modiola,
TohachiNavajoAZ9 km S about 70 meters above Cretaceous plant beds in cliffSphaerium, Planorbis, Vivaparus,
TohachiNavajoAZin area exposuresTurtle --Baena,
Tuba CityNavajoAZS in Mesozoic sequence dinosaur tracks (Coelophysis), crocodilians. 8 km W of Tuba City along Hwy 160. No collecting{7}TriassicChinle|Wingate|Kayenta?,
Tuba CityNavajoAZat Round Top Butte inCretaceousDakotacorals, Ostrea, Gryphaea, Exogyra, Ichthyodectes, plants,
Tuba CityNavajoAZin a spring, in a sandstone crevice.Pleistocenevertebrates,
White Cone ButteNavajoAZPleistocenevertebrates,
Bingham Cliff QuarryPimaAZMiocene (Hemphill)Quibirisvertebrates:Agriotherium,
Bingham Cliff QuarryPimaAZMiocene (Hemphill)Quibirisvertebrates:Agriotherium,
Colossal CavePimaAZS of the County ParkPaleozoicfish teeth, other fossils,
Colossal CavePimaAZto S of park in Paleozoic bedsShark teeth, other fossils,
Empire MountainPimaAZ64 km SE of Tucson.Cretaceousdinosaur bones{7},
Empire MountainsPimaAZ65 km SE of Tucsondinosaur bones in area shale exposures.,
Empire MountainsPimaAZ65 km SE of Tucson, S26T18Sr16e in mudstones and limestonespelecypods, brachiopods, ostracods,
Empire MtnsPimaAZS in s26t18sr16e in shaledinosaur bones, invertebrates,
Helmet PeakPimaAZS of San Xavier MissionPermianConchafish teeth,
Helmet PeakPimaAZOff Twin Buttes Rd S of San Xavier Mission in LimestonePermianConchaganoid fish teeth, invertebrates,
Old Cabin QuarryPimaAZMiocene (Hemphill)Quibirisvertebrates:Agriotherium,Alforjas,Antrozous,Archaeolagus,Eucyon,Hemiauchenia,Machairodus,Megacamelus,Megatylopus,Osteoborus,Paronchomys[?],Parvilagus,Prochenia,Prodipodomys,Pseudaelurus,RonquillomysNo citations for 'Paronchomys' 061210,
OraclePimaAZ14 km S on Oracle-Mt Lemmon Rd in Peppersauce Canyon in brown/ red sandy lensesDevonianMartinfish,
OraclePimaAZ14 km S on Oracle-Mt Lemmon Rd in Peppersauce CanyonCambrianfossils,
OraclePimaAZ14 km S on Oracle-Mt Lemmon Rd in Peppersauce CanyonMississippianfossils,
OraclePimaAZ14 km S on Oracle-Mt Lemmon Rd in Peppersauce CanyonPennsylvanianfossils,
Peppersauce CanyonPimaAZ14.5 km S of Oracle on Mt Lemon-Oracle RdPaleozoicvariousfossils,
Picacho de Calera HillsPimaAZ29 km NW of Tucson in quarry of Arizona Portland Cement Company and in regional exposuresfucoids, brachiopods, trilobites(Asaphiscus), fish teeth, Goniatites, stromatoporoids, corals, fusulinids,
Reddington QuarryPimaAZMiocene (Hemphill)Quibirisvertebrates:Agriotherium,Alforjas,Eucyon,Hemiauchenia,Megacamelus,Prochenia,Pseudaelurus,Rhynchotherium,
SahuritaPimaAZon Beelzebub ButtePermianConchaabundant fossils,
SahuritaPimaAZS of Tucson on Beelzebub Butte toward Helmet peakPermianConchafossils,
San Pedro Valley QuarryPimaAZMiocene (Hemphill)Quibirisvertebrates:Hemiauchenia,Megatylopus,Prochenia,
Santa Rita MountainsPimaAZS of TucsonCretaceousGorgosaurus teeth, Unio, Vivaparus, Physa, Fish remains, turtles,
Santa Rita MtnsPimaAZin se1/4s21t20sr15 in black shales sandstone, conglomerateCretaceous UpperCrittenden?,
Santa Rita MtnsPimaAZin Adobe CanyonCretaceous UpperFt Crittendenfish, turtles, dinosaur fragments,
SellsPimaAZStegosaurus on Papago Indian ReservationCretaceous?,
Side Cliff QuarryPimaAZMiocene (Hemphill)Quibirisvertebrates:Hemiauchenia,Megatylopus,
Silver BellPimaAZ9 km S in Waterman Mountains - In Central part of range inPermianColina Limestoneabundant brachiopods, gastropods, euomphalids, Bellerophon, gastropods, cephalopods, pelecypods, tabulate corals, crinoid stems, bryozoa,
Silver BellPimaAZ9 km S in Waterman Mountains - In SE part of range inPermianConcha Limestoneabundant brachiopods, gastropods, pelecypods, corals, bryozoa, fusulinids,
Silver BellPimaAZ9 km S in Waterman MountainsMississippianEscabrosa LimestoneHorn corals, brachiopods, gastropods in,
Silver BellPimaAZ9 km S in Waterman MountainsPennsylvanianHorquilla Limestonebrachiopods (Chaetetes), pelecypods, crinoid stems in,
Silver BellPimaAZ9 km S in Waterman MountainsDevonianMartinbrachiopods in Martin formation,
Snyder HillsPimaAZ18 km W of TucsonPermianabundant fossils,
Stratton CanyonPimaAZfossils,
TucsonPimaAZto SouthCambrian LowerAbrigo LimestoneDiverse Cambrian Lower trace fossils in greenish shales resembling the Tapeats Formation,
TucsonPimaAZSouth in greenish shalesCambrian MiddleAbrigo LimestoneDiverse ichnofossils,
TucsonPimaAZW at Picacho de Calera 9.6km W or Arva Valley exit for I10 S on Sanarjo Rd. S 2 km to Twin Peaks Rd to site. in brown Sandstone on W side of E hillDevonianPicacho de Calerafish teeth, trilobites, Invertebrates,
TucsonPimaAZW at Picacho de Calera 9.6 km W or Arva Valley exit for I10 S on Sanarjo Rd. S 2 km to Twin Peaks Rd to site. in brown Sandstone on W side of E hillCambrianfossils'Sanarjo' is probably a misspelling,
Ash CreekPinalAZIn Cambrian Upper siliceous limestonesCambrian Upperbrachiopods - Linguella, Dicellomus,
First Day DigPinalAZPleistoceneSt DavidMammals-Hemiauchenia,Prochenia,
Galiuro MtnsPinalAZIn Paleozoic limestones and dolostones on N flank of Little Table Mtn SE1/4 S15T7R18E 3 km N of crest along W side of Virgus CanyonMississippianabundant corals and crinoid fragments. Psephodus teeth, brachiopods, gastropods, A few blastoids,
Least QuarryPinalAZAssume this is the same site as 'Least Camel Quarry' and Least Camel Canyon'PleistoceneSt DavidMammals-Hemiauchenia,Megatylopus,Osteoborus,Prochenia,
OraclePinalAZIn Peppercorn Canyon in anOrdovician-Tertiarysequence USNM 147. Invertebrates,
OraclePinalAZIn Stratton Canyon in anOrdovician-Tertiarysequence(?) USNM 152. Invertebrates,
OraclePinalAZnear Peppersauce Canyon CampgroundPaleozoicinvertebrates,
OraclePinalAZnear Peppersauce Canyon Campground in lakebed depositsTertiaryinvertebrates,
Rodgers QuarryPinalAZPleistoceneSt DavidMammals-Hemiauchenia,Megatylopus,Prochenia,
SuperiorPinalAZE on first Ridge in bone bed breccia in sandstoneDevonianMartinarthrodire plates, fish teeth, conodonts,
SuperiorPinalAZIn bone breccia in base of Sandstone on first Ridge E of townDevonianMartinArthrodire plates, teeth, conodonts,
Santa RitaSanta Cruz,Pima?AZCretaceousturtles, invertebrates, fish, Hadrosaur and carnivorous dinosaur fragments {7},
Ash ForkYavapaiAZ30.5 km S in quarry on US89DevonianArthrodire plates,
Black MesaYavapaiAZN of Chino Valley S9t18nr2w on mesa topMississippianRedwallcorals, trilobites, crinoids,
BodkinYavapaiAZin narrow gauge cut 2 km NW RussellMississippianRedwallabundant marine fossils,
Cliff ProspectYavapaiAZMiocene (Clarendon)Milk Creekmammals-Protolabis,
Deep Springs QuarryYavapaiAZMiocene (Clarendon)Milk Creekmammals-Hemiauchenia,Michenia,Protolabis,
Fossil CreekYavapaiAZOn S side Fossil Springs DamMississippianRedwallabundant, diverse fossils,
JeromeYavapaiAZin quarried roadcut 15.4 km W on US89AltDevonianlarge Arthrodire plates to 40cm in length,
JeromeYavapaiAZon US89 17 km W in large quarried roadcut both red and grey limestonesDevonianLarge Arthrodire plates to nearly 40cm,
JeromeYavapaiAZIn area outcrops of limestoneMississippian Lowercephalopods, brachiopods, corals.,
JeromeYavapaiAZon US89 in exposures on both sides of Mingus MtnFossils,
Manzanita QuarryYavapaiAZMiocene (Clarendon)Milk Creekmammals-Michenia,Protolabis,
Milk Creek QuarryYavapaiAZMiocene (Clarendon)Milk Creekmammals-Aelurodon,Hemiauchenia,Michenia,Protolabis,
Shield's Ranch QuarryYavapaiAZMiocene (Clarendon)Milk Creekmammals-Aelurodon,Michenia,Protolabis,
Muggins MtnsYumaAZ10 km NE of Wellton on S flank of mountainsMioceneBarstowcamels - Stenomylus, rodent teethWellton is at 32.6728N, 114.1469W32.6728N, 114.1469W
Joulters Cays-Bahamas-BAbryozoa CelleporariaThis may well be a reference to a species at the unusual modern bryozoan reef at Joulters Cay,
[?]-BCCambrian MiddleStephen ShaleTrilobites, Zacanthoides,
[?]-BCnortheastern British Columbia.*Triassic UpperFragments of a marine rauisuchian (or near relative, an early crocodile-like carnivore),
SW British Columbia-BC125 Pleistocene sites, mostly built over or overgrown, up to 300 meters above current Sea LevelPleistoceneWorm tubes (Serpula), Brachiopods, mollusks, Sea urchin fragments,
Bulkley ValleyBulkley-Nechako RDBCTelkwa Coal DepositsCretaceousfossils,
Bulkley ValleyBulkley-Nechako RDBCon Bulkley River near Trout CreekJurassicmollusks, ammonites,
SmithersBulkley-Nechako RDBC13.5 km N at Driftwood CanyonEoceneSmithers?Plants - Glyptostrobus, Metasequoia or Cercopidae, Insects, animalsProvincial Park Collecting permitted (sort of) but all specimens examined and only common fossils can be kept at the discretion of the rangers.,
SmithersBulkley-Nechako RDBCat Driftwood CanyonEoceneplants,
SmithersBulkley-Nechako RDBC40 km W on Ashman RidgeJurassicmarine fossils,
TopleyBulkley-Nechako RDBCAt Findley Falls on Richfield CreekOligocenefossils,
Muir CreekCapital RD?BCTertiaryPelecypods, gastropods{1},
Cariboo MtnsCariboo RDBCEdiacaran faunas,
HorseflyCariboo RDBCEocenefish-Amyzon,insects?,plants?,
Horsefly CreekCariboo RDBCEoceneFish fossils, Leaf impressions{1},
QuesnelliaCariboo RD?BCFish, leaves{1}'Quesnellia' appears to be the name of a terrane. Terranes are generally named after a town or other map feature, but in this case, it's not clear what town/feature.,
Black MtnCentral Okanagan RDBCin Pennsylvanian Lower LimestonesPennsylvanianCoelenterates, bryozoa, brachiopods -GigantoproductusOriginal says Whatcom County. There is no Whatcom County in BC, but there is one across the border in WA,
Sumas MtnCentral Okanagan RDBCEoceneHuntingtonflora,
FieldColumbia-Shuswap RDBCMounts Stephen, Wapta, Field, Odaray. No collectingCambrianWide range of trilobites and other fossils.,
Kicking Horse PassColumbia-Shuswap RDBCalong main line of Canadian Pacific RRCambrian LowerOlenellus gilberti ,
Mt StephenColumbia-Shuswap RDBCabove Field, BCCambrian MiddleTrilobites Elrathia, Ogygopsis, Zacanthoides,
Collishaw Pt - Hornby IsComox-Strathcona RDBCCretaceousSpraymollusks - Inoceramus, Nemodon, Gaudryceras, Hypophylloceras, Nostoceras, Pachydiscus, Phyllopachyceras, Pseudophylites'Pseudophylites' may be a misspelling,
ComoxComox-Strathcona RDBCCretaceousNanaimofossil plants,
CourtenayComox-Strathcona RDBCCretaceousHaslam|PenderMarine Reptiles - Plesiosaurs, turtles, mosasaurs,
CourtenayComox-Strathcona RDBCE at Piggot Creek in abandoned quarryCretaceousComoxSeed cones49d46m30'sN 125d22m30s'W
Denman Is-Hornby IsComox-Strathcona RDBCCretaceous UpperAmmonites, Pelecypods{1},
Hornby IsComox-Strathcona RDBCAt Collishaw PointCretaceousLambertSeed cones49d33m04s'N 124d41m03sW
Cowichan LakeCowichan Valley RDBCAt 48.04.80 N 123.19.55 W?,
Rift CreekCowichan Valley RD[?]BCVancouver IsPennsylvanianMt Mark55 taxa including 22 brachiopods and three trilobites.There is probably more than one Rift Creek in BC,
CranbrookEast Kootenay RDBCCambrian LowerEagerfossils,
CranbrookEast Kootenay RDBCCambrian LowerEagerOlenellus, Wanneria{1},
CranbrookEast Kootenay RDBCCambrian UpperTrilobite-Labiostria,
Fairmont Hot SpringsEast Kootenay RDBCBrachiopods, ammonites, corals, forams{1},
Lake WapitiFort Nelson-Liard RDBCCanadaTriassicSulphur MtnShark - Listracanthus,
Lake WapitiFort Nelson-Liard RDBCmuseum quality fish on Ridge tops in NE BCTriassic Lowerlarge coelacanths, Bobasatrania, Albertonia, Ichthyosaurs in two distinctly different beds.,
Wapiti LakeFort Nelson-Liard RDBCIn scree on Lower Slopes S of Wapiti LakeTriassicSulphur Mtnvertebrates-Palaeobates,Shastasaurus,
Wapiti LakeFort Nelson-Liard RDBC4.8km S at Fossil Fish Lake. Several localities in area?TriassicSulphur Mtnfish-Albertonia,Bobasatrania,Boreosomus,Listracanthus,Perleidus,Pteronisculus,Saurichthys,Whitea,
Dunedin RiverFort Nelson-Liard RD?BC.8km S about 6km N of Milepost 383 on Alaskan HighwayTriassic-LowerGraylingvertebrates-Bobasatrania?,
Tetsa RiverFort Nelson-Liard RD?BCS side near Alaska Hwy MP 382Triassic LowerToad-Graylingfish bones,
Harrison LakeFraser Valley RDBCW side of LakeCretaceousAmmonites,
Harrison LakeFraser Valley RDBC9.3 km N of Wallin[?] Creek in Lower Cretaceous road cuts.Cretaceous LowerBuchia, Belemnites.Couldn't identify a 'Wallin Creek' in British Columbia nor could HA, Neither could he find a plausible misspelling,
Harrison LakeFraser Valley RDBCin road cuts to E inJurassic Lower CretaceousBuchia, belemnites, Pelecypods,
McAbeeFraser Valley RDBCEoceneKamloops GroupGinkgo leaves, Seed pods, insects, fish {1},
Slesse CreekFraser Valley RDBCPaleozoic UpperChilliwack GroupCrinoid columnals,
Ft SteeleFraser-Fort George RDBCat Cranbrook Rifle Club on leased Crown landsCambrian LowerEagerOlenellus, Wanneria,
Kanaka CreekGreater Vancouver RDBCMay be worked outEoceneHuntingtonflora,
Little ForteGreater Vancouver RDBCLeaves and Ferns{1},
Mt BosworthGreater Vancouver RDBCCambrianbrachiopods - Acrothele,
Point RobertsGreater Vancouver RDBCPleistoceneshells,
VancouverGreater Vancouver RDBCAt junction of Capilano River and Brothers Creek inCretaceousBurrardleaves, poorly preserved wood, fruit, etc.,
VancouverGreater Vancouver RDBCBurrard Inlet and English BayEoceneBurrard|Kitsilanoleaves,
VancouverGreater Vancouver RDBCWest of Kitsilano BeachEocene-OligoceneKitsilanocoal and fossil leaves,
Ram CreekKitimat-Stikine RDBC24km E of junction of Racing River and MacDonald CreekTriassic-LowerGraylingvertebrates-fish-Coelacanth,
NanaimoNanaimo RDBC3km W in abandoned shale pits at Brannen LakeCretaceousHaslamSeed cones49d12m16sN 124d06m01sW
NanaimoNanaimo RDBCCretaceousNanaimofossil plants,
ParksvilleNanaimo RDBCEnglishman's RiverCretaceousHaslamCephalopods-Pachydiscus?There may be a valid genus Chydiscus, but it's more likely a misspelling of Pachydiscus,
Manning ParkOkanagan-Similkameen RDBCIn marine outcrops along Valley View Lookout road and in other areasbroad marine fauna -- no collecting,
Manning ParkOkanagan-Similkameen RDBCPlant fossils near Mule Deer Campgroundfern, cycads, gingko, conifer, Ficus, magnolia, sycamore -- no collecting,
Okanagan FallsOkanagan-Similkameen RDBCLeaves and pine needle fossils{1},
PrincetonOkanagan-Similkameen RDBCin area 30 km long, 10 wide exposing Allenby Formation.EoceneAllenbyCoal and plant remains,
PrincetonOkanagan-Similkameen RDBCIn chert on E bank of Similkameen River 13.5 km SSW.EoceneAllenbyPaleorosa, flowers size only 2 mm,
PrincetonOkanagan-Similkameen RDBCEocene MiddleAllenby?well preserved plants. A few insects. gastropods, mammal teeth,
PrincetonOkanagan-Similkameen RDBCWhipsaw CreekEoceneLeaves, insects{1},
PrincetonOkanagan-Similkameen RDBCMerritt Hwy areaEoceneLeaves, pine needles, pine cones,
PrincetonOkanagan-Similkameen RDBCEoceneLeaves, pine needles, pine seeds, root casts{1},
PrincetonOkanagan-Similkameen RDBCarea exposuresEoceneplants,
PrincetonOkanagan-Similkameen RDBCarea exposuresPaleoceneplants,
ChetwyndPeace River RDBCQuaternaryLeaf impressions,
Fort St JohnPeace River RDBCTriassicvery large ichthyosaur,
Hudson Bay MtnPeace River RDBCon E side of MtnCretaceousPetrified wood, ammonites,
Hudsons HopePeace River RDBCAt Williston LakeMesozoic and Tertiaryfossils,
TaylorPeace River RDBCCretaceousAmmonites, marine fossils,
Cumshewa InletSkeena-Queen Charlotte RDBCQueen Charlotte IsCretaceousHaidaCephalopods, Desmoceras,
Queen Charlotte IslandsSkeena-Queen Charlotte RDBClakebed deposits in sea cliffsPleistocenePlant fossils,
Skidegate InletSkeena-Queen Charlotte RDBCQueen Charlotte IsJurassicYakounCephalopods - Teloceras,
Red MtnSquamish-Lillooet RD?BCin Pennsylvanian Lower LimestonesPennsylvanianCoelenterates, bryozoa, brachiopods -GigantoproductusOriginal says Whatcom County. There is no Whatcom County in BC, but there is one across the border in WA,
Howe SoundSunshine Coast RDBCa few ammonites in roof pendant shales?,
Howe SoundSunshine Coast RDBCin roof pendant shalesa few ammonites,
AshcroftThompson-Nicola RDBCAmmonites, Belemnites. pelecypods, conodonts, microflora, ferns, pollen, brachiopods{1},
Hat CreekThompson-Nicola RDBCamber{1},
Paul LakeThompson-Nicola RDBCCrinoids,
Shelter PtThompson-Nicola RDBCNear Campbell River in ConcretionsCretaceousSprayCrustacea - Longusorbis,
[?][?]CAMammal Reference LocationMioceneRicardo?,
extreme Northern[?]CATriassicHosselkusEchinoid spines,
Fruto--Lodoga quadrangles[?]CAN to Rumsey HillsCretaceousammonites.,
Lobetus[?][?]CAPliocenePurisimaDiverse invertebrate fossilsCan't identify a Lobetus, CA -- Lobetus might be a family of wasps,
near Sutter Buttes[?]CACretaceousammonites.,
FremontAlamedaCAalong creek bed in Bell QuarryPleistocene?Santa Claraplants, fresh water invertebrates, vertebrates,
IrvingtonAlamedaCAin gravel beds?PleistoceneMammal Fossils-Antelope, Mammoths,
LivermoreAlamedaCA13 km SE on Arroyo del Valle SE1/4 t4sr2e.CretaceousHorsetownLytoceras,
LivermoreAlamedaCAnear Altamont PassMioceneSan Pablofossil plants,
LivermoreAlamedaCAIn creek cut in SE1/4 S25T3sr3e near junction of Livermore Rd and Western Pacific RR.Eocene UpperTejonPanopea,
PleasantonAlamedaCAIn RR cut on Pleasanton-Sunol RoadMioceneBrionesBroad Marine fauna.,
Sunol ParkAlamedaCAOff I680 SE of Fremont, CA, In sandstone boulders along visitor trail.Cretaceous?Franciscanabundant fossils.,
Bear ValleyAlpineCAMount Reba Fauna 38-31N 120-01WPliocene Lower6+ species of plants ,
KirkwoodAlpineCACarson Pass Fauna 38-41n 120.34WMiocene Middleplant fossils,
MarkleevilleAlpineCAEbetts Pass Fauna 38-32n 119.48WMiocene Middleplant fossils,
MarkleevilleAlpineCANiagara Fauna 38-40n 119.48WMiocene Middleplant fossils,
[?]ButteCAat Butte County Hospital 2 km N N1/2s36t20nr3eEoceneTejonNyctilochus,
Chico CreekButteCACretaceousammonites,
Feather RiverButteCA1 km S of old Banner Mine on River bank in se1/4 s32t20nr4e inJurassicOrovilleAbundant fossil plants,
Feather RiverButteCA1.5 km S of old Banner Mine in ravine.fossil plants,
Feather RiverButteCAon dumps of old Banner Mine.fossil plants,
OrovilleButteCACretaceousChicofish teeth-Enchodus,
OrovilleButteCA4 km N n1/2s31t20nr4eEoceneTejonAcmea(Limpet), Cerithiopsis, Drillia,
Reynolds FerryButteCAAt Botwick's bar in the Stanislaus River inJurassicMariposaOecotraustes, Perisphinctes,
MokelumneCalaverasCAValley Spring Fauna 38-19N 120-46WMiocene Middle17 Plant Species ,
Wilbur SpringsColusaCAIn white Cretaceous Limestone on Sulphur CreekCretaceousTurbo,
WilliamsColusaCAS of road between Williams and the springs in first range of foothills.CretaceousChicoAtresius[?], Ringinella, Liocium, Cordiera, Palaetractus[?]No citations for 'Atresius (lirata)'/'Palaetractus (crassus)' or anything similar 050522,
WilliamsColusaCAW on US20 at Hot Sulphur Springs in NW 1/4 t1nr4wCretaceousKnoxvilleModiola,
BerkeleyContra CostaCAAt mouth of Strawberry Canyon inJurassicKnoxvillePecten,
BerkeleyContra CostaCAS of I8(?) and E of I5 In hills E of city. In ash beds above pebbly conglomeratePliocenemammal bones and teeth,
ClaytonContra CostaCAN of Mt DiabloMioceneSan Pablofossil plants,
ClaytonContra CostaCA5 km NEEoceneTejonFlabellum, Trochocyathus.,
ClaytonContra CostaCA7 meters E abundant fossilsCuspidaria,
HerculesContra CostaCAat Pecten Pt in San Pablo Baylarge number of Pecten at tidal level.,
Kirker PassContra CostaCAMioceneSan PabloLittorina, Cerithiopsis,
Las Trampas RidgeContra CostaCACerithiopsis,
MartinezContra CostaCAIn sw1/4 s23t2nr3wCretaceousChicoInoceramus, Cucullaea,
MartinezContra CostaCAAt bulls head Point in n1/2s82nr2w in gray-green LimestoneEoceneMartinezAporrhais,Solen,Cinula,Morio,Neptunea,
MartinezContra CostaCAIn area cutbacks and ravines in gray-green LimestoneEoceneMartinezAporrhais,Solen,Cinula,Morio,Neptunea,
MartinezContra CostaCANE, in ne1/4 s8t2nr2wCretaceousShastaOlivella, Dentalium,
MartinezContra CostaCA2 km W in massive LimestoneTrochosmilia,
Mount DiabloContra CostaCAon S side in se1/4 sw1/4 s9t1sr1eCretaceousChicoTrochocyathus,
Mount DiabloContra CostaCAIn Bagley Creek 2 km from summit inJurassicKnoxvilleAucella,
Mount DiabloContra CostaCAIn southernmost foothills it Black Hawk QuarryPliocenewide variety of Pliocene mammals - Mastodon, beaver, dog, Aelurodon, Bassariscus, Pseudaelurus, Merycodus, rabbit, ground squirrel, fox, weasel, raccoon, Smilodon, horse, peccary, camel, Oreodonts,
Muir StationContra CostaCA4 km due SEoceneMartinezHercoglossa. Nerita. Nautilus, Anchura, Surcula, Fissurella,
PachecoContra CostaCANW in sw1/4 s21t2nr1wEocene UpperTejonSpatangus(an urchin),
PachecoContra CostaCA2 km N in ne1/4 s27t2nr2wTellina,
PittsburgContra CostaCA5 km S 2 km W of Kirker CreekOligoceneSan LorenzoActaeon, Clavella, Modiolus,
RodeoContra CostaCA400 meters EMiocene UpperSan PabloCerithium,
San Pablo BayContra CostaCAs1/2s11t2nr4wMiocene UpperSan PabloMacoma,
Sobrante RidgeContra CostaCAN in valley on W fork of Bear Creek.OligoceneTurris, Fusinus,
StewartsvilleContra CostaCA2 km S in nw1/4 s15t1nr1eEoceneMartinezTurritella, Amauropsis,
Walnut CreekContra CostaCA1 km S of town center in road cuts in FormationOligoceneSan LorenzoCancellaria, Turris, Dentalium, Serpula, Pandora, Antigonia[?],
AuburnEl DoradoCA10 km E at Hawver Cave in w1/2s7t12nr9e in cave depositsPleistoceneNototherium, Felis(Cougar)'Nototherium' is a giant marsupial form from the Pliocene of Australia.,
CoalingaFresnoCAon Anticline Ridge, in NE corner S3T20Sr15ePlioceneEtchegoinpelecypods, gastropods,
CoalingaFresnoCAIn Kettleman Hills 12.8 km SE of NW end of hillsPlioceneEtchegoinSismondia,
CoalingaFresnoCAat Coalinga Oil Filed NW corner s22t19sr15e on hillsideMioceneSanta MargaritaLyropecten, Ostrea, Barnacles,
CoalingaFresnoCA23.5 km NEoceneTejonSpiroglyphus,
CoalingaFresnoCAWarthan CreekCretaceousammonites.Original says 'Walthan' Creek. There is no such place?,
CoalingaFresnoCAJoaquin RidgeCretaceousammonites.,
CoalingaFresnoCALos Gatos CreekCretaceousammonites.,
CoalingaFresnoCARagged ValleyCretaceousammonites.,
CoalingaFresnoCAIn small canyons South of TownFossils,
CoalingaFresnoCA7 km WTellina, Tritonidea,
CoalingaFresnoCA25.6 km W on branch of Salt Creek s15t18sr13eTurbinolia, Trochocyathus, Flabellum,
FresnoFresnoCAFresno Hadrosaur presumably from Coast ranges W of Fresno.,
Jacalitos CreekFresnoCAin S26t21sr15eMiocene UpperEtchegoinbarnacle reefThere is a Jacalitos Creek in Fresno County near Coalinga,
Kettleman HillsFresnoCAIn Central part of hillsLittorina,
New IdriaFresnoCA19 km N on San Carlos Creek in nw1/4 s29t15sr13eCretaceousChicoBaculites,
Panoche HillsFresnoCACretaceous UpperMorenoOphiuroids (brittlestars),
Panoche HillsFresnoCACretaceousammonites.,
Parson's PeakFresnoCAnw1/4 s24t18sr14eEoceneTejonGlycymeris, Phacoides, Turris,
Salt CreekFresnoCAnw1/4 s15t18sr15eEoceneTejonCrassatellites, Metula,
Wagonwheel MtnFresnoCAS36T25SR18E on west slope of mountainMioceneTemblorfossils in several beds -- mollusks, vertebrate bones,
WillowsGlennCA3 km N of Stonyford in large road cutJurassicKnoxvilleBuchia, ammonites,
Anza-Borrego DesertImperialCAIn Sandstone Canyon and adjacent badlands in Anza Borrego State ParkPliocene LowerHypolagus, Pewelagus, horses, camel tracks.,
Coyote MtnsImperialCAon SE side in nw1/4 s26t15sr10ePlioceneCarrizoClypeaster, Hipponoe,
Coyote WellsImperialCAN inCretaceousclams, Oysters,
Plaster CityImperialCA2 km S of Dunaway Rd offramp from I8 in steep bank of washPleistoceneWell preserved fresh water mollusks - Physa, Helisoma, Hydrobia, Amnicola, Anodonta,
Salton SeaImperialCAin sand and mud around the shores of the Salton Sea up to Sea Level about 70 meters above current water levels.Recentmollusk shells,
[?]InyoCAAnother good exposure is found on the Ridge South of the Saline Valley-Death Valley Road as it drops down toward the Eureka Valley 24-32 km East of Big Pine. Those roads are paved and maintained. Many other localities are accessible via dirt roads.CambrianCampito?,
Andrews MtnInyoCAPrecambrianReed DolomiteAlgal structures near Middle of Formation{2},
Badger FlatInyoCAIn limestones overlying graptolitic shales South of Badger FlatOrdovicianBadger Flat LimestoneBrachiopods, Receptaculites, pelmatazoa, trilobites, gastropods.,
Big PineInyoCARoughly 35 km SE E of summit on Saline Valley road on E slope in se1/4 s35t10sr38e Mickwitzia, Holmia (Could be Harkless Formation)CambrianPoleta?,
Coso MtnsInyoCAPliocene LowerCosoHorse teeth,
Cowhorn RidgeInyoCAE of the crest on both sides of the Death Valley road about 35 km East of Big Pine, CACambrianCampito?,
DarwinInyoCAPermianLone Pineabundant Brachiopods, Fusulinids, Corals,
Darwin CanyonInyoCAPermian LowerOwens ValleyFusulinids,
Daylight PassInyoCABetween Grapevine and Funeral MtnsCambrian LowerWood CanyonNevadia, Nevadella{2},
Funeral MtnsInyoCACambrian LowerCarreratrilobites-Olenellus fremonti ,
Grapevine SpringsInyoCAIn s21t10sr42eOrdovicianPogonipOrthoceras, Clionychia,
HarklessInyoCAon divide between flats and Squaw in nw1/4 s14t10sr35eCambrianCornfield Springsbrachiopods - Ehmania, Obolus, Pteropoda, Sponges?, Trilobites?,
Hastings SpringsInyoCAE in sw1/4 s36t21nr8e inCambrian LowerSilver Creek GroupBillingsella,
IndependenceInyoCAAt elbow of Mazourka Canyon in Inyo Mtns in SE1/4 s31t11sr36e type locality ofOrdovician MiddleMazourkaOrthis, Encrinus, Cybeloides, Ceraurus, Pliomerops,
IndependenceInyoCAAt head of Mazourka Canyon in Inyo Mtns in s34t11sr36eCambrianSilver Peak GroupTrematobolus,
Inyo MtnsInyoCAOn Andrews Mtn above Harkless Flats about 20 km East of Big Pine, CACambrianCampito?,
Last Chance RangeInyoCANear Cucomungo Springs in the Last Chance Range in CACambrianCampito?,
Lost Burro GapInyoCAAt NW end of gap in quartzite and LimestoneDevonian-MississippianLost Burro|Tin Mountainbrachiopods, corals,
Nopah RangeInyoCAAt Emigrant Pass on Old Spanish TrailCambrian LowerCarreraOlenellus, Bristolia, Peachella,
Nopah RangeInyoCAAt the base of the Cambrian Nopah FormationCambrianNopahtrilobites and brachiopods,
Owens ValleyInyoCAIn Union Wash 4 km NE of ruins of Owenyo Station IN, Inyo Mtns N of road to Cerro Gordo. Much of the exposure is within a wilderness area and is closed to collectingTriassicUnion WashDiverse ammonite fauna - Owenites, Xenodiscus, Anasibirites, Sturia, Lanceolites, Clypeoceras, Lecanites, many others.,
Owenyo StationInyoCAIn area of Union Wash-Reward Mine in se1/4 s10t14sr36e inPermianOwenyo LimestoneEuphemus,
Resting SpringsInyoCA11.5 km Eon E side of Pass inCambrian MiddleCornfield SpringsObolus,
Resting SpringsInyoCAOn Armagosa River in sw1/4 s10t21nr8eCambrianSilver Peak SandstonesOlenellus,
Saline ValleyInyoCASE of Waucoba Springs in the Saline ValleyCambrianCampito?,
ShoshoneInyoCAIn broad valley to the South of the Valley that the paved road follows over Emigrant PassCambrianCarreratrilobite cephalons,
ShoshoneInyoCAE on road to Pahrump, NV, (Old Spanish Trail) 500 meters W of summit in road cuts on S side of road in green and maroon shales (N side of road is a wilderness areaCambrianCarrera|Pyramid ShaleOlenellus cephalons, rarely complete specimens.,
Slate RangeInyoCA400 meters N or Limestone quarry at N end of rangeMississippianPerdido or Tin Mountainabundant crinoid stems,
Slate RangeInyoCAin 2 to 8 meter thick lacustrian limestonesMiocene-Pliocenetwigs, mollusks-Corteus[?]No citations for 'Corteus' a mollusk 050522,
Southern White MtnsInyoCAPrecambrianDeep SpringWyattia -- a small conical fossil -- near bottom of Formation{2},
Southern White MtnsInyoCAPrecambrianReed DolomiteWyattia near top of Formation{2},
Tecopa LakeInyoCAFrom lacustrian deposits at ancient terminus of the Armagosa RiverPlioceneCamels, other vertebrates,
Union Springs-Inyo MtnsInyoCA3 km E in sw1/4 s24t14sr36eTriassicUnion WashProphingites, Danubites, Aspenites, Meekoceras, Lecanites, Inyoites, Xenaspis,
Union Springs-Inyo MtnsInyoCA2 km E on S side of McAboy[?] trail over Union Wash in se1/4 s23t14sr36e in Triassic rocksTriassicUnion WashXenodiscus, Hungarites, Tirolites, PopanocerasCouldn't identify a Union Spring or McAboy Trail in the Union Wash area. Only 'trail' in the area is a footpath(?) a few km South crossing Inyo range via Forgotten Pass.,
Union WashInyoCA250 meters N from town Lone Pine on CA14, Rt on Lone Pine-Narrow Gauge Rd. Rt 5 km E to Lone Pine-Owenyo Rd. Left. N 8.3 km to jeep trail. Rt, 2.7 km. Park. Hike down into Union Wash. Parapopanoceras beds are 1 meter black Limestone high on very steep sTriassicUnion Wash?,
Union Wash-Inyo MtnsInyoCATriassicUnion WashMany Triassic Cephalopods -- Inyoites, Lanceolites, Pseudosageceras, Nannites, Xenaspis,
White MtnsInyoCAGood exposures of the rocks can be found along the Westgard Pass Road and Bristlecone pine forest access road as they climb 2000m from the desert at the Owens Valley floor to the treeline high up in the White Mountains.CambrianCampito?,
White MtnsInyoCAPrecambrianDeep SpringPteridinium in Middle member{2},
White--Inyo MtnsInyoCACambrian LowerHarkless|Campito|PoletaTrilobites - Fallotaspis, Traces fossils - Scolicia ) Harkless fm), Rusophycus (Campito Fm), Skolithos (Poleta fm), Planolites (Harkless Fm), Arthrophycus (Campito Fm).,
White-Inyo MtnsInyoCACambrian LowerPoletaHelicoplacus (an Echinoderm){2},
[?]KernCAEoceneRicardovertebrates-Paracosoryx,Protolabis,
BakersfieldKernCAIn road cuts in unconsolidated sand on Granite Station Road several km N of China Grade Loop JunctionMiocene LowerPyramid SandMarine Vertebrate Teeth -Myliobatis, Isurus, sawfish,
BakersfieldKernCAN and somewhat E on Road to Granite Station in pockets in Road CutsMioceneTemblormarine vertebrate teeth, Myliobatis, Isurus, etc.,
BakersfieldKernCAN of Poso Creek in road cut in chalky bed of poorly preserved mollusksMioceneTemblorsmall marine vertebrate teeth and a few bones,
BakersfieldKernCANE, on China Grade Loop as it climbs out of Kern River Canyon. On First small hill on left of road and East along Ridge to Right of road. Vertebrate teeth weathering out of shale. (Note: Well preserved mollusks are exposed 20 meters lower in sandstone bedMioceneTemblorVertebrate teeth, mollusks.,
Barker's RanchKernCAs1/2s33t28sr19eMioceneMonterey?marine vertebrates - Paleorhinus, Heptranchias, Agasoma, Rhinoptera'Paleorhinus' is a Mesozoic phytosaur. 'Agasoma' is a gastropod.,
El Paso MtnsKernCAthick sequencePaleozoicSchwagerina,
Fort TejonKernCAalong Alizos Creek in ne1/4 s16t9nr19w inCretaceous UpperChicoSeptifer, Conus, Meretrix, ArchitectonicaCan't find an Alizos Creek or anything similar near Fort Tejon, but many of the drainages seem to be unnamed on USGS maps,
Fort TejonKernCAalong Alizos CreekCretaceousTritonium, Olivella, FasciolariaCan't find an Alizos Creek or anything similar near Fort Tejon, but many of the drainages seem to be unnamed on USGS maps,
Kern RiverKernCAlow in cliffs on S side of River opposite Hart Memorial Park E of BakersfieldMioceneTemblorAbundant vertebrate teeth in bone bed.,
Kettleman HillsKernCAIn Pliocene San Joaquin FormationPlioceneSan JoaquinEchinoderms,
Kettleman HillsKernCAPlioceneSan JoaquinEchinoderms,
Kettleman HillsKernCAIn Pliocene San Joaquin Formation.PlioceneSan JoaquinMollusks - Turritella,
Kettleman HillsKernCAPlioceneSan JoaquinMollusks - Turritella,
McKittrickKernCAtar pit deposits similar to Rancho La BreaPleistocenemammals, insects, plants,
Oil CityKernCAn1/2s10t29sr28e in shaleMioceneMontereyMyliobatis, Squatina,
Paso CreekKernCAMioceneRound Mountainshark-Cetorhinus,
Phillips RanchKernCAMiocene (Hemingford)Kinnickvertebrates-Merychippus,Moropus,
RicardoKernCAMioceneDove SpringMammal Fossils,
San Emigdio CanyonKernCAon E side in lower bluffs in nw1/4 s16t10nr21EOligoceneSan EmigdioSiphonalia,
Sharktooth HillKernCAIn S25t28sr28e in bedsMioceneTemblorbirds-Puffinis,Moris(Gannet),Presbychen;Allodesmus,
TehachapiKernCATehachapi Fauna 35-14N 118-14WMiocene Middle70 Species of Plants ,
Tejon HillsKernCAon W side of Comanche Creek in nw1/4 s13t32sr29wMiocene UpperSanta MargaritaPecten,
Tejon HillsKernCAat S end of San Joaquin ValleyProtohippus,
AvenalKingsCAIn Big Tar Canyon in S7T23SR17EPlioceneEtchegoinabundant sand dollars, bryozoa, Balanus (barnacle),
AvenalKingsCAOn first high hill in Big Tar Canyon in S8T23SR17EPlioceneEtchegoinmollusks,
AvenalKingsCAOn first high hill on left in Big Tar Canyon in S8T23SR17EPlioceneEtchegoinmollusks,
AvenalKingsCAat Double Hill in NE1/4s2t22sr17E in hill top exposurePlioceneEtchegoinmollusks, echinoderms,
AvenalKingsCA8 km E and 2 km S in Arroyo Bifido area SE of s35t21sr17ePlioceneSan Joaquinmollusks, bryozoa36.068N 120.080W
AvenalKingsCA8 km E and 2 km S in La Ceja area SW of s35t21sr17ePlioceneSan Joaquinmollusks, microfossils,
Kettleman HillsKingsCAPliocene MiddleSan JoaquinPelecypods, echinoids,
Kettleman HillsKingsCA'Navy Pipeline Locality'. In extensive exposures of 3-6m thick fossil bed Permission required from Chevron Oil Company in BakersfieldPlioceneTulare|San Joaquin|Etchegoinabundant, well preserved mollusks,sand dollars-Dendraster;fish tumors;mammals-beaverhttp://members.aol.com/Waucoba5/kh/kettlefieldtrip.html,
Kettleman HillsKings,KernCAEchinoderm, Dendraster,
Grizzly Canyon RdLakeCANear divide between Burns Valley and Cache Creek N forkPlioceneAnodonta, Valvata,
Herndon CreekLakeCATurritella,
Lower LakeLakeCA400 meters Ene1/4 s11t12Nr7wEoceneMartinezMacrocallista, Tellina, Fusus, Meretrix, Yoldia, Phacoides, Ostrea, Macrocallista, Paphia,
Lower LakeLakeCAEoceneMartinezModiolus,
Puta CreekLakeCAtype localityJurassicKnoxvilleAucella, Arca,
SusanvilleLassenCA12 km SW on slope above Gold Creek in Eocene gold bearing gravelsEocenefossil plants Oreodaphne(Sassafras),
SusanvilleLassenCA40-30n 120-40WEocene Middle22 species of plants,
Benedict CanyonLos AngelesCAS27,S34T1NR10WMioceneModeloForams,fish scales,
CalabasasLos AngelesCA5 km S along Topanga-Dry Canyon RdMioceneVaqueros?,
CalabasasLos AngelesCAOld Topanga Canyon Rd. From Summit down hill in many exposures [This exposure is almost certainly Topanga Formation, not Vaqueros]MioceneVaqueros (Topanga?)?,
El SerenoLos AngelesCAarea exposuresMiocenePuenteplants -- Willow, Oak, Magnolia. Fish Scales, Invertebrates in diatomite and mudstone.,
Elsmere CanyonLos AngelesCAPlioceneTurris, Astrodapsis, Cancellaria, Chione,
Exposition ParkLos AngelesCALA County Museum, Good displays of Rancho La Brea fossilsPleistocene?,
Hancock ParkLos AngelesCAat corner of La Brea Blvd and Wilshire Blvd - La Brea Tar Pits. Pleistocene mammals. Displayed in Museum. No collectingPleistoceneTeratornis, Breameryx, Megalonyx, Nothrotherium, Tremarctotherium, Mammuthus, Mammut, Camelops, Equus, Smilodon, Canis, Felis, Many modern forms.,
La Brea Tar PitsLos AngelesCATar bedsPleistoceneInsects - Coleoptera,
LomitaLos AngelesCALomita quarry near intersection of Hawthorne Blvd and Wilmington Blvd.PleistoceneCassidulina,
Long BeachLos AngelesCAat Signal HillPleistocenemollusks,
Los AngelesLos AngelesCA3rd Street TunnelPlioceneMancalla,
Los AngelesLos AngelesCACorner of 4th and BroadwayAstrangia(a coral), Borsonia, Pecten, Siphonalia(a whelk), Turris, Cancellaria,
Malibu CanyonLos AngelesCAnw1/4 s19tt1sr17WMioceneVaquerosPurpura, Tegula,
Mint CanyonLos AngelesCAse1/4 s30t5nr14wTertiaryMint CanyonMiolabis(A camel),
NewhallLos AngelesCAElsmere CanyonPliocene?,
Newhall RanchLos AngelesCAarea exposuresMioceneModelofish,birds,mollusks,plants,
Newhall RanchLos AngelesCAarea exposuresMiocene-PlioceneTowsleyvertebrates,invertebrates,
Pacific PalisadesLos AngelesCAIn Temescal (Long Wharf)Canyon.PleistoceneIschnochiton, Leptochiton,
Pacific PalisadesLos AngelesCAin Temescal CanyonPliocene?,
Palos Verde HillsLos AngelesCAarea exposuresmarine Vertebrates,
Palos VerdesLos AngelesCAIn George F Canyon in Sandstone lensMioceneMonterey55 species of mollusks,
Pierce CollegeLos AngelesCAShark teeth, marine vertebrates,
Playa del ReyLos AngelesCAVertebrate Fossils,
Playa del ReyLos AngelesCANo modern references to this site. Presumably lost to development in the 1960s or soPleistoceneShark Teeth,
Point FerminLos AngelesCACallistochiton,
Point FerminLos AngelesCAIn shale exposures above beachwhale bones, petrified wood,
Rancho La BreaLos AngelesCAWilshire Blvd, In Pleistocene tar pitsPleistocenemany genera of mammals and birds. Smilodon, Canis, Teratornis,
San PedroLos AngelesCAat Berth 73 near the intersection of 22nd St and Signal St in San Pedro (Timms Point Silt Member)PleistoceneSan Pedrofossils?,
San PedroLos AngelesCACrayfish Georges's in road cut at intersection of 22nd St and Marina DrivePleistoceneSan Pedrovery diverse mollusks in 30cm bed.,
San PedroLos AngelesCAIn bank below Harbor freeway near Gibson BlvdPleistoceneSan Pedro sand |Palos Verdes sand abundant mollusks.,
San PedroLos AngelesCAin E San Pedro at Timms PointPleistoceneTimms Pointmollusks,
San PedroLos AngelesCAdowntown on 2nd StreetPleistoceneTimms Pointmollusks, 68 species of fish,
San PedroLos AngelesCAin area marine outcropsPleistocene?,
San PedroLos AngelesCAIn lower part of city in Pleistocene exposures in road cutsPleistoceneoysters, clams, scallops, mussels, sand dollars,
San PedroLos AngelesCAnear Bay endCerithiopsis,
San PedroLos AngelesCAvertebrate fossils,
Santa MonicaLos AngelesCAVertebrate fossils,
Santa Monica MtnsLos AngelesCAAlong Dixie Canyon Avenue S34T1NR15W??,CA in very extensive exposuresMioceneModelodiatoms,
Santa Monica MtnsLos AngelesCASepulveda Canyon N of Mullholland DriveMioceneModelofish-Lampanyctus,
Santa Monica MtnsLos AngelesCAOn North slopes in shalesMioceneModelooccasional well preserved small fish,
Santa Monica MtnsLos AngelesCAAlong Mullholland Drive near Las Virgines Drive in shales and sandstonesMioceneTopangafossils,
Santa Monica MtnsLos AngelesCACretaceousammonites.,
Santa Monica MtnsLos AngelesCAOn Mullholland Drive E of San Diego Freeway near Fire StationMiocenefossil fish,
Soledad PassLos AngelesCAne1/4 s31t5nr12w.Vertebrates, Etringus, Rogenio[?]No citations for 'Rogenio (bowersi)' 050522,
Spanish Bight San PedroLos AngelesCA14.4 km NE of intersection of Gaffey and Channel.Pleistocene UpperPalos Verdes Sand 150 taxa of marine invertebrates.Surely Spanish Bight was in San Diego Bay and was filled in 1941,
Timms Point - LA harborLos AngelesCACassidulina,
Topanga CanyonLos AngelesCAin roadcuts on Old Topanga Canyon road E of Mulholland driveMioceneTopangagastropods and pelecypods,
Topanga Canyon VillageLos AngelesCAW on Saddle Peak many fossiliferous exposuresMioceneTopanga?,
West CovinaLos AngelesCASan Jose HillsMioceneModelofish-Bathylagus,Ganolytes?,Lampanyctus?,Plectrites?,
White's PointLos AngelesCAPleistoceneCerithiopsis,
Woodland HillsLos AngelesCAarea road cutsCretaceous?,
BolinasMarinCAIn Sea Cliff on beachPlioceneNassa,
Bolinas BayMarinCAse1/4 s24t1nr8wMioceneMonterey ShaleCarcharodon,
Marin HighlandsMarinCANear Golden Gate Bridge termination -- generally unfossiliferous - but ammonites in at least two localitiesMesozoicFranciscanAmmonites,
Millerton PtMarinCAAlong NE shore of Tomales Bay between Millerton Pt and Tom's Pt in sea cliffsPleistoceneMillertonmollusks - 47 species,
SebastopolMarin,SonomaCAbetween Santa Rosa Valley and Pacific CoastPliocene UpperMercedmollusks,
Merced RiverMariposaCALeft Bank 400 meters below Old Benton Mill Site sw1/2s6t4sr17e - Gold Bearing Jurassic slatesJurassicAucella, Pholadomya, Belemnites, Amusium,
[?]MendocinoCACretaceousammonites.,
Round ValleyMendocinoCAs6t21nr12wEoceneCapayTurritella,
Wallala[?]MendocinoCAsw1/4 s27t11nr15wCretaceousWallala|GualaSolarium,Coralliochamaprobably 'Valhalla/Gualala' a stream in that area,
GustineMercedCAalong hills on W side of San Joaquin Valley in gulliesCretaceousMorenopelecypods, gastropods, Plotosaurus (a mosasaur), Elasmosaurus (plesiosaurs), Pternadon, Prosaurolophus,
Pacheco PassMercedCAAt E end in se1/4 s21t10sr7eCretaceousChicoLunatia,
Pacheco Pass AreaMercedCACretaceousammonites.,
AlturasModocCAAlturas Fauna 41-30n 120-35WMiocene Upper7 species of plants,
CanbyModocCAUpper Cedarville-Pit River Fauna 41-22n 121-4WMiocene Upper21 species of plants,
[?]MontereyCACretaceousammonites.,
MontereyMontereyCA300 meters from trail at Jack's PeakLeaves and shells,
MontereyMontereyCAIn shales down trail from West parking lot at Jack's PeakShells and leaves,
MontereyMontereyCAE, At Jacks Peak in Jacks Peak Park on Jacks Peak Rd off CA68. Take Skyline Trail 500m to Coffeyberry Trail. Best exposures on Coffeyberry Trail. No CollectingMioceneAguajitoFossil leaves, fish(rare), Decapods-Pinnixahttp://www.gtlsys.com/Leaves/Leaves.html,
Stone Canyon Coal MineMontereyCA8 km NW in nw1/4 s6t22sr13eMioceneVaquerosScutella?,
Vaqueros CanyonMontereyCAAlong Ridge between Vaqueros and Reliz Canyons in nw1/4 s26t20sr6eMiocene LowerVaquerosSolenosteira, Mytilus,
Vaqueros CanyonMontereyCAN end of road along W side of divideAntigoniaAntigonia is Antigona in the original,
KnoxvilleNapaCAOn road from Reed to Royal Quicksilver mine in n1/2s34t11nr5wCretaceousKnoxvilleAptychus,
Rag CanyonNapaCACretaceous UpperChicoArca,
Buckeye Flat DiggingsNevadaCAAuriferous gravelsEocene MiddlePetrified Wood,
Nevada CityNevadaCARemington Hill Fauna 39-17n 120-45WMiocene Upper32 species of plants,
Scotts Bluff ReservoirNevadaCAIn a layer of chocolate clay shales at the top of the mother load beds of auriferous gravels at Sailor Flat. The fossils are of real scientific interest and should not be casually collected. Several sites on private land and in Tahoe Natl ForestEoceneChalk BluffChalk Bluff flora. unmineralized leaves - Many Species -- Cinnamon, Laurel, Sycamore, petrified wood.,
[?]OrangeCAexposed discontinuously along coast from Newport to San Clemente as far inland as El ToroPlioceneSan Juan Capistranoforams, ostracods, brachiopods, echinoids, mollusks,
[?]OrangeCAin road cuts along the Eastern toll RoadCretaceousfossils from various formations,
[?]OrangeCAin road cuts along the Eastern toll RoadTertiaryfossils from various formations,
Abalone PtOrangeCA4 km N 21deg E in n1/2s14t7sr9wMioceneVaquerosModiolus,
CarbondaleOrangeCAAt the now defunct town of Carbondale at the Mouth of Silverado Canyon in coal bedsPaleoceneSilveradoplant fossils (9),
El ToroOrangeCAMiocene-PlioceneCapistranoforams, ostracods, echinoderms, mollusks,
El ToroOrangeCAIn Miocene marine vertebrates at Leisure World development. Now built overmarine vertebrates.,
Ladd CanyonOrangeCAin Limestone on East ForkJurassicBedford Canyona few ammonites,
Ladd CanyonOrangeCAin gray LimestoneCarboniferous?pelecypods, corals, gastropods,
Lake ForestOrangeCAIn dry washMioceneTopangaPecten reef,
McBride CanyonOrangeCAin Limestone near head of canyonJurassicBedford Canyona few ammonites,
Mission ViejoOrangeCAPlioceneNiguelabundant sea shells,
NewportOrangeCAMiocene-PlioceneCapistranoforams, ostracods, echinoderms, mollusks,
NewportOrangeCAshell beds in ravinesPleistocene?,
Newport BayOrangeCAProbable Newport FormationPlioceneNewport?Vertebrate fossils,
Newport BeachOrangeCAon private land not currently accessiblePlioceneNewportseashells, vertebrate and sea bird fossils.,
Newport BeachOrangeCAIn cliffs along CA1PleistocenePalos Verdes Sand fossils?,
Plano TrabucoOrangeCAW end e1/2s28t6sr7wMiocene LowerVaquerosTurritella,
San ClementeOrangeCAN along coastMiocene-PlioceneCapistranoforams, ostracods, echinoderms, mollusks,
Santa Ana MountainsOrangeCACretaceousammonites.,
Santiago CanyonOrangeCAsw1/4 s8t5sr7wPectunculus, Pholadomya,
Silverado CanyonOrangeCAns1/4 s17t5sr7wSchloenbachia,
Silverado CanyonOrangeCAleft side in basal conglomerate 300m above Sea Level sw1/4 s8t5sr7wTrigonarca,
ColfaxPlacerCAAt Chalk Bluffs 39-15n 120-52WEocene Lower71 species of plants,
[?]PlumasCAMohawk Fauna 39-46n 120-38WMiocene Middle13 species of plants,
LaPortePlumasCA39-42n 120WOligocene Lower41 species of plants,
Mt JuraPlumasCASW slope in ravine in SW1/4 s36t26nr10eJurassicMormonPapilliceras, Ornithella,
Mt JuraPlumasCAmany area exposures?,
Mt JuraPlumasCANW of Mount Jura near Deadfall LaneGervillia,
Mt JuraPlumasCASW SlopeGlyphaea'Glyphaea' is a rare Jurassic Shrimp. The name is suspiciously close to a common fossil mollusk 'Gryphaea',
Mt JuraPlumasCAN SlopeLima,
Mt JuraPlumasCASW of Mt Jura on slopes of Indian CreekPinna,
Mt JuraPlumasCAIn Hinchman Ravine N toward Mt JuraTrigonia'Papilliceras'='Sonninia',
TaylorsvillePlumasCA5 km NE in S fork of Foreman's Ravine ne1/4 s30t26nr11eJurassicForemanTrigonia,
TaylorsvillePlumasCAon Mt Jura above County ParkJurassicHardgrave[?] SandstoneMollusks and leavesThere is a county park on the lower slope of Mt Jura about 500m East of Taylorsville. Haven't found a description of the rock sequence there,
TaylorsvillePlumasCA4 km SSE along banks of Montgomery Creek Sw1/4 s11t26nr10eSilurianMontgomery LimestoneStromatopora, Zaphrentis, Heliotis, Syringopora, Halysites, Orthis, Ormoceras,
ElsinoreRiversideCAat NW end of San Jacinto MtnsPlioceneMt EdenFossil Plants,
Elsinore QuadrangleRiversideCAsw1/4 s24t3sr2wPliocene LowerMt EdenPliohippus, Procamelus, Pliauchenia, Prosthennops, Hypolagus, Hyaenarctos, Trilophodon(a mastodon),
RiversideRiversideCAMt Edenvertebrates-Texoceros,
San Gorgonio PassRiversideCA2 km W of Thousand Palms CanyonPlioceneImperialfossils,
San JacintoRiversideCAsw1/4 sw1/4 s25t5sr1ePleistoceneBautistaEquus,
San JacintoRiversideCABautista Creek areavertebrates, Tapirus,
Whitewater CanyonRiversideCAIn E wall of Canyon near mouthPlioceneImperialfossils?,
Willis PalmsRiversideCA2 km W of Thousand Palms CanyonPlioceneImperialfossils,
WinchesterRiversideCASE in magnesite quarry in marbleCarboniferousa single fossil,
BakerSan BernardinoCASmall hills next to the I15 access roadPermianBird SpringBrachiopods,
BakerSan BernardinoCAPetrified Palm Wood somewhere in region.,
Baldwin LakeSan BernardinoCANE in LimestoneMississippianFurnaceDictyoclostus, Spirifer, Caninia,
BarstowSan BernardinoCAMioceneBarstowMammal Reference Location,
BarstowSan BernardinoCA15 km NW in e1/2s32t11nr2wMioceneBarstowMerychippus,
BarstowSan BernardinoCAn1/2s33t11nr2wMioceneBarstowMerychippus,
BarstowSan BernardinoCAMiocene UpperBarstowMammal Fossils,
BarstowSan BernardinoCAMiocene?Barstowmammal Fossils,
BarstowSan BernardinoCAsw1/4 s31t11nr1wMioceneMojaveAlticamelus,
BarstowSan BernardinoCAnw1/4 s6t11nr1eMioceneMojaveMerycodus,
BarstowSan BernardinoCASW1/4 s31t11nr1eMioceneMojaveParahippus and other vertebrates.,
BarstowSan BernardinoCA18 km N of Black MtnCretaceoustypical fossilsUnlikely that this is Cretaceous. If marine, is probably Paleozoic or Triassic. If terrestrial, probably Miocene or quaternary.,
Bassett PointSan BernardinoCAIn extensive badlands exposed below point. I15 to Harvard off Ramp, East 5.3 km, Right across tracks, Straight 500 meters, Left 3.2 km, Left 650 meters to Parking area. Collecting is by BLM permit only.Pleistocene UpperManixFossils include 21 species of mammals including camels, horses, sloths, several carnivores and mammoth. There are 5 species of ostracods, 11 mollusks, 2 fish, a turtle, and 25 species of birds.Collecting is by BLM permit only.,
CadizSan BernardinoCAA small hill North of the Ship Mountains SE of Cadiz CAPermianBird SpringBrachiopods,
CadizSan BernardinoCA3 km ENE in SE extremity of Marble MtnsCambrianCadiz ShaleCorynexochus, Bathyuriscus, Anomocarella, Acrocephalites,
CadizSan BernardinoCA2 km N 28 degrees E on N side of Canyon in green-gray shaleCambrianLathamPaedeumias,
Cady MtnsSan BernardinoCASW side of range 24 km E of NewberryMioceneOreodonts, Camels, Mustelids, Carnivores,
Cajon PassSan BernardinoCAin marine bedsCretaceous UpperPlesiosaur bones ,
ChamblessSan BernardinoCA5 km NE in Limestone Ridge W side ne1/4 s20t6nr14eCambrianLathamMesonacis'Mesonacis' is apparently a synonym for 'Olenellus',
ChamblessSan BernardinoCA5 km NE S Slope in buff LimestoneCambrianDolichometopus,
HectorSan BernardinoCA6.5 km N on SW side of Cady Mtnsvertebrates - camels, carnivores, Oreodonts,
HinkleySan BernardinoCA18 km NE in nw1/4 s4t10nr1wMiocene UpperBarstowEutamias(chipmunk), Peromyscus(deer mouse),
KelsoSan BernardinoCANorthwestCambrianLatham?,
KelsoSan BernardinoCA6 km E on trail from Tough Nut Mine to mine WorkingsCambrian LowerMesonacis,
Kingston Range?San BernardinoCAIn a chert layerProterozoicBeck Springs DolomiteBacteria,
Marble MtnsSan BernardinoCA16 km East of Amboy. East side of Range at the Southern tipCambrian MiddleCadiz Shaletrilobites, other fossils,
Marble MtnsSan BernardinoCA16 km East of Amboy. East side of Range at the Southern tipCambrian LowerChamblesstrilobites, other fossils,
Marble MtnsSan BernardinoCAEast of Amboy, West side of Range about 1 km N of South end of rangeCambrianLatham?,
Marble MtnsSan BernardinoCA16 km East of Amboy. East side of Range at the Southern tipCambrian LowerLathamtrilobites, other fossils,
Marble MtnsSan BernardinoCAEast of Amboy, North of old US 66 below highest peak in rangeCambrian?,
Mojave DesertSan BernardinoCAA various locations-Barstow-North End,Black Hill,Camp Quarry,Chert Ridge,Deep Quarry,Hidden Hollow,Leader Quarry,May Day Quarry,Ness Quarry,New Hope Quarry,New Years Quarry,Old Mill Quarry ...Miocene (Barstow)Barstowvertebrates--bird bones, many mammal taxaSee Barstow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Mojave DesertSan BernardinoCAin nodules deposited in 125 sites along 480 km of ancient lakes.MioceneBriones|Cierboplants and silicified insects,
Mountain PassSan BernardinoCAJurassicAztecDinosaur tracks,
NewberrySan BernardinoCA22.4 km E in Hector Fm on SW side of Cady Mtns, 6.4 km N of Hector siding on AT+SF RROreodonts, Camelids, Mustelids, carnivores.,
Providence MtnsSan BernardinoCAEast of Kelso, In strip along W side of rangeCambrian?,
Providence MtnsSan BernardinoCAAt Providence Mine in se1/2s17t11nr14wCambrian LowerPaedeumias,
Rainbow BasinSan BernardinoCAMioceneBarstowHorse bones, camel tracks,
Salt Spring HillsSan BernardinoCANorth of Baker, CACambrianLatham?,
Salt Spring HillsSan BernardinoCACambrian LowerWood CanyonVolborthella,
San Gorgonio PassSan BernardinoCAto EastPleistoceneMammuthus bones and teeth,
VictorvilleSan BernardinoCAE in Limestone ConglomeratePennsylvanian-Permianbrachiopod-Meekela;mollusk-Heritschia;gastropod-Omphalotrochus?,
YermoSan BernardinoCA8km EMiocene (Barstow)Barstowbird bones,Aepycamelinae,Merriamoceros,Merychenia,Merychippus,Pliolabis,Pseudaelurus,RakomeryxSee Barstow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
YermoSan BernardinoCA8 km N in SE part of Calico Mtns 500 meters E of Mule Canyon Road. Disk shaped concretions (button beds) in petroliferous LimestoneMiocenesmall silicified insects, spiders, fairy shrimp, etc.,
[?]San DiegoCACretaceous Uppermollusks, brachiopods, forams. ammonites: W and S ends of Pt Loma,
Chula VistaSan DiegoCA5 km E in fossil canyonPlioceneSan Diego?,
Cockatoo GroveSan DiegoCAjust WPlioceneSan DiegoPecten, Dendraster,
CoronadoSan DiegoCAat Spanish BightPleistocenePecten, Arca, shark teeth,
Coyote MtnSan DiegoCAnear Dos Cabezos SpringsPlioceneCarrizoCoral-Madrepora[?]'Madrippora' in the original,
Del MarSan DiegoCAin isolated outcrops NE and SE of townJurassicBedford CanyonBuchia piochii,
False PtSan DiegoCAat S end of La Jolla business districtCretaceous?,
GrantvilleSan DiegoCAnearby in bank of San Diego RiverEoceneexcellent vertebrate fossils,
La JollaSan DiegoCA1 km N of Scripps Institute near top of Sea CliffEoceneArdath|ScrippsFossils,
La JollaSan DiegoCAN side of Mt SoledadCretaceous?,
La JollaSan DiegoCAat beachPleistocenePecten, Arca, shark teeth,
La JollaSan DiegoCApelecypod Pitar,
La MesaSan DiegoCAto North in area excavationsEocenePoway Conglomeratevertebrate fossils,
Mt SoledadSan DiegoCANorth sideCretaceousmollusks, brachiopods, forams, ammonites,
Murray CanyonSan DiegoCAOld Fenton Materials Company QuarryEoceneexcellent foraminifers,
OceansideSan DiegoCAIn Road Cuts on S side of San Luis Rey River just E of I5 at Hill Street Off Ramp. One shark tooth Isurus found in float. Possibly eroded from overlying San Mateo Creek Formation when area was actively quarried.MioceneOnofreshark toothThe Hill Street ramp was removed in the 1980s. CA78 was subsequently run through this general area,
OceansideSan DiegoCAAt Ocean Ranch industrial park in marine and non-marine bedsEoceneSantiagoCrustacea-shrimp,crabs;sand dollars,mollusks,fossil fish,shark and ray teeth,gastropods,mammal bones-MetarhinusMaterial is probably inaccessible, but future development may expose similar beds in area,
Pacific BeachSan DiegoCAin Canyon 500 meters W of mouth of Rose CanyonPlioceneSan DiegoPecten,
Pacific BeachSan DiegoCAin concretions in exposures N of Tourmaline St Surfing ParkEocenefossils,
Poway Pipeline TwoSan DiegoCAEoceneFriarsMammal Fossils,
Pt LomaSan DiegoCAat NE end of peninsulaEoceneRose Canyona few fossils,
Pt LomaSan DiegoCAin gray shale at base of cliffs at extreme South end of the pointCretaceousBaculites, plants, forams, pelecypods, gastropods, cephalopods, brachiopods,
PT LomaSan DiegoCAat a locality on S end of point other than the southern tipCretaceouscephalopods,
Pt LomaSan DiegoCASouthern and Western shoreCretaceousmollusks, brachiopods, forams, ammonites,
Pt LomaSan DiegoCAIn crevices and holes along the West side of the Pt Loma Peninsula in San DiegoRecentmany genera of mollusks,
Rose CanyonSan DiegoCASE of Mt Soledad and N of Ladrillo RR Station nw1/4 s30t15sr3wEoceneRose Canyon ShaleLucina, MitraLadrillo RR Station no longer exists,
Rose CanyonSan DiegoCASE of Mt Soledad and N of Ladrillo RR Station sw1/2s30t15sr3wEoceneRose Canyon ShalePecten, Fusinus, Natica, CorbulaLadrillo RR Station no longer exists,
Rose CanyonSan DiegoCAEocenemollusks,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAIn S wall of Los Penasquitos Canyon just E of I5 near base and also near topEoceneArdathfossils,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAin walls of Rose Canyon S of Ardath Road overpass over I5EoceneArdathfossils,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAIn W wall of Soledad Canyon 1 km S of Los Penasquitos Canyon just W of I5 near topEoceneArdath|Scrippsfossils,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAin low RR cut E of Mission Bay between Moreno Blvd and I5PleistoceneBay Point?,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAAt Sunset Cliffs park along top of sea cliffPleistoceneBay Pointtide pool mollusks,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAin low RR cuts adjacent to I5 in Pacific Beach area.Pleistocene UpperBay PointLarge and abundant invertebrates,
San DiegoSan DiegoCA100 meters N of Friars Road in lower part of cliffs about 1 km E of San Diego Union High SchoolEoceneFriarsfossils,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAat top of mesa at N end of Mt Carol StEoceneFriarsfossils,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAat top of mesa at N end of Mt Carol StEoceneFriarsFossils,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAUpper Section of Sea Cliffs from Imperial Beach to Pacific BeachPleistoceneLivermore?Mollusks,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAin Cabrillo Heights Park near N end of Murray Canyon about 700 meters S of I15-Aero Drive junctionEoceneMission Valleyfossils,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAnear top of mesa 400 meters S of end of Murray Ridge RoadEoceneMission ValleyFossils,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAS of West end of Cabrillo Bridge in Balboa ParkPlioceneSan DiegoDosinia,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAin roadcut 300 meters SW of junction of Alamo Dr and Center StPlioceneSan DiegoEchinoids-Dendraster;Gastropods-Acanthina,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAin road cut below Mercy HospitalPlioceneSan Diegofossils,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAin Cabrillo Canyon in Balboa ParkPlioceneSan DiegoMerrimaster,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAin Pliocene San Diego FmPlioceneSan DiegoMollusks,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAPlioceneSan DiegoMollusks,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAAt intersection of 34th St and Tompkins StPlioceneSan DiegoOstrea,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAin excavations at corner of India and Upas StreetsPlioceneSan DiegoPecten,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAOn Market Street 200 meters E of Euclid AvenuePlioceneSan DiegoPecten,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAin cliff in S wall of wash 1 km NW of Linda Vista SchoolEoceneScrippsFossils,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAIn cliffs on Reagents-Claremont Mesa RoadEoceneScrippsfossils,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAIn lower part of cliffs about 300 meters S of San Diego Union High SchoolEoceneScrippsfossils,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAat Pt LomaCretaceousprimitive abalone,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAIn banks of San Diego River near Friars Road and Ulric StreetEoceneExcellent vertebrate fossils,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAin terrace deposits at S ends of grounds of Pt Loma CollegePleistocene50 or so species of mollusks, Chiton,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAat government jetty PleistocenePleistoceneCerithiopsis,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAin Ocean bluff partially buriedPleistocenediverse mollusks, crustacea,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAAt base of bluff at foot of 26th St (reportedly now buried by dredging operationsPleistocenemollusks,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAin upper part of cliffs along Pacific and Imperial BeachesPleistocenemollusks,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAAt Curtis St and also at Dumas StreetPleistoceneOstrea bed,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAat Balboa ParkPleistocenePecten, Arca, shark teeth,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAat Pt Loma on terrace about 13 meters above modern sea level in two bedsPleistocene Upperabalone, other mollusks,
San DiegoSan DiegoCAAt low elevations around Mission Bay and in the low lying area between Old Town and the Pt Loma Peninsula at San DiegoRecentmollusk shells,
San DiegoSan DiegoCA1 km E of I5 in S wall of Tecalote Creek NW of University of San Diegofossils,
San MarcosSan DiegoCAroadcut on CA78 5.5 km NW of San MarcosEocenemollusks, ostracods,
San YsidroSan DiegoCAin various localities close to the Mexican border starting at the beach and running EastPlioceneSan Diegofossils,
San YsidroSan DiegoCAW of exposure of conglomerate in wall of tributary to Tia Juana River Canyon just N of Mexican borderPlioceneSan Diegofossils,
Solana BeachSan DiegoCAin debris S of parking area on Southbound I5.EoceneTorrey SandstoneOysters,
South Las Choyas ValleySan DiegoCAPlioceneSan Diegofossils,
Tecolote CreekSan DiegoCAEocenefossils,
Tecolote CreekSan DiegoCAPlioceneShark Teeth;mammal bones;Glottidia,
Torrey PinesSan DiegoCA2 km S of Carmel Valley about 50 meters above baseEoceneArdathfossils,
Torrey PinesSan DiegoCA3.5 km S of Carmel Valley near top of sea cliffEoceneArdathfossils,
Torrey PinesSan DiegoCAAlong base of sea cliffs for about 2 km starting just S of Carmel ValleyEoceneDel Marfossils,
Torrey PinesSan DiegoCAat base of beach bluffEoceneRose Canyonlignitic coal,
Torrey PinesSan DiegoCA4.5 km S of Carmel Valley about 70 meters above baseEoceneScrippsfossils,
Torrey PinesSan DiegoCAOyster beds in sandstones in canyons to EastEoceneTorrey SandstoneOysters,
Torrey PinesSan DiegoCAin shaley bed along base of cliffsEoceneTorrey Sandstonepoorly preserved mollusks,
Torrey PinesSan DiegoCAPleistocenePecten, Arca, shark teeth,
Torrey Pines State ParkSan DiegoCANo collectingEoceneabundant mollusks,
Torrey Pines State ParkSan DiegoCAEocenemollusks,
VallecitoSan DiegoCA4 km below at Parrot's Ferry road nw1/4 s32t3nr14e in gold bearing tertiary gravelsStylemys'Stylemys' is a Oligocene tortoise,
Vallecito WashSan DiegoCAPleistocenePalm SpringsTurtles-Geochelone,
VistaSan DiegoCA5.2 km SE in roadcut on S side CA78Eoceneabundant invertebrates,
VistaSan DiegoCA5.2 km SE of Vista, 4.8 km NE of San Marcos on SW side of CA78Eocenecorals, bryozoa, mollusks, ostracods,
OcotilloSan Diego?CAExit off I8. up Painted Gorge RoadPlioceneImperialabundant fossils in bioherms'Ocatillo' is a fairly common alternative spelling,
Alcatraz IslandSan FranciscoCACretaceousFranciscanclams,
Alcatraz IslandSan FranciscoCAMesozoicFranciscanbivalve mollusks,
San FranciscoSan FranciscoCAAt Baker BeachMesozoicFranciscana few fossils,
San FranciscoSan FranciscoCACretaceousammonites.,
Alamos CreekSan Luis ObispoCAHeadwaters of Creek (a tributary of Cuyama River, w1/2s16t31sr17eJurassic UpperFranciscanCephalopod-Protothurmannia,
Anderson CreekSan Luis ObispoCALa Panza Mtns, at transition to Temblor FormationOligocene-MioceneVaquerosCardium,
Caliente MtnsSan Luis ObispoCAMioceneCalienteVertebrate teeth,
Carrizo CreekSan Luis ObispoCAat E end E-W Ridge S of road near bend in Creekcoral - Oculina,
La Panza MtnsSan Luis ObispoCAIn E part of County in s1/2s4t31sr18eMiocene LowerVaquerosThais,
Oceanic MineSan Luis ObispoCAs15t27nr9e-s21t27nr9eFossils replaced with cinnabar,
San Luis ObispoSan Luis ObispoCA8 km E in Canyon de PiedraDosinia,
Santa MargaritaSan Luis ObispoCAN in s1/2s17t29sr13eMiocene UpperTurritella,
[?]San MateoCA1.6 km above junction of Mindego Creek and Alpine Creek in ne1/4 s24t7sr42Oligocene-MioceneVaquerosCardium,
Balsa PtSan MateoCA4 km NTurritella,
Daly CitySan MateoCAAt Mussel Rock in cliffs in interbeds in mudstone and siltstone. CA1 to Skyline Blvd to Westmoor to Skyline Drive to unnamed road along seacliff to parking area. Collecting area near parking, 2nd 800m NPliocene UpperMerced LowerEchinoderms-Scutellaster,Gastropods-Neptunea,Bivalves,petrified wood,pine coneshttp://groups.msn.com/FossilsintheSanFranciscoBayArea/musselrocktour.msnw,
Moss BeachSan MateoCAIn brown-orange shale in sea cliffs at N end of exposure. In Fitzgerald Marine Reserve. Collecting prohibitedPliocene UpperPurisimabivalves-Pecten;gastropods,
Pigeon PtSan MateoCA2 km N NE1/4 s33t8sr5w in Blue-Gray SandstoneArchaeopus,
Pillar PointSan MateoCAPliocenePurisimaDiverse invertebrate fossils,
San Gregorio CreekSan MateoCAPliocenePurisimaDiverse invertebrate fossils,
San Lorenzo RiverSan MateoCAse1/4 s14t8sr3wEocene LowerMartinezFissurella, Patella, Hipponyx, Tritonium, Semele, Cidaris,
Tunitas CreekSan MateoCAPliocenePurisimaDiverse invertebrate fossils,
Purisima [Creek?]San Mateo,Santa ClaraCAPliocenePurisimaDiverse invertebrate fossilsThe original source does not indicate a County. 'Purisima Creek' is listed in both San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties,
BuelltonSanta BarbaraCA5 km SW along West Nojoqui CreekMioceneVaquerosTurritella, Tritonia, Olivella, Xenophora,
CarpinteriaSanta BarbaraCAIn road cuts between US101 and CA150PleistoceneGastropods,
CarpinteriaSanta BarbaraCAFossils,
Cuyama ValleySanta BarbaraCAIn extensive badlandsMioceneCalienteVertebrate teeth,
Cuyama ValleySanta BarbaraCAMioceneNerolyEchinoderms,
Gaviota Beach State ParkSanta BarbaraCAIn steeply tilted tar soaked shales S of Fishing pierwhales, fish,
GaviotitoSanta BarbaraCAat Santa Anita DivideEocene-OligoceneMatilija Sandstonepelecypods, Macrocallista, Gari, Nemocardium, Pitar, Schedocardia; Gastropods, Turritella, Ficopsis, Ficus, Galeodea, Olequahia, Seraphs, Ectinochilus, AmaurellinaThere doesn't seem to be a place called Gaviotito, but there is a Gaviotito Creek in Santa Barbara County,
GaviotitoSanta BarbaraCAat Santa Rosa HillsEocene-OligoceneMatilija Sandstonepelecypods, Macrocallista, Gari, Nemocardium, Pitar, Schedocardia; Gastropods, Turritella, Ficopsis, Ficus, Galeodea, Olequahia, Seraphs, Ectinochilus, Amaurellina,
GoletaSanta BarbaraCAAlong sea cliffs between Goleta pt and Coal Oil Pt in 70 cm thick bedPleistocenewell over 100 species of invertebrates,
GoletaSanta BarbaraCA4 km SW at Coal Oil Pt (W of Camino Majorca Rd)Pleistocene Upper116 species of invertebrates,
GoletaSanta BarbaraCAIn Sea Cliffs East of Coal Oil Point to (and past) Camino Majorca RoadPleistocene Upper116 species of marine invertebrates.,
GoletaSanta BarbaraCA5.5 km SW in sea cliffs100 species,
Isla VistaSanta BarbaraCAIn ocean bluffsPleistocenemollusks,
Isla VistaSanta BarbaraCAat Coal PointPleistocenemollusks in sea cliff,
Isla VistaSanta BarbaraCAwave terrace to westPleistocene Uppermollusks,
Jalama CanyonSanta BarbaraCACretaceous Upperabundant fossils -- abundant fossils; Calva, Glycymeris, Inoceramus, Trigonia, Volutoderma, Baculites,
Las CrucesSanta BarbaraCAnear San Julian Ranch houseEocene-OligoceneGaviotaPelecypods; Crassatella, Ostrea, Pecten. Tivela, Venericardia, Cardium; Gastropods Turritella, Ficus,
Las CrucesSanta BarbaraCAWestEocene-OligoceneGaviotaPelecypods; Crassatella, Ostrea, Pecten. Tivela, Venericardia, Cardium; Gastropods Turritella, Ficus,
LompocSanta BarbaraCAsw1/4 s31t7nr34wMioceneEvesthes(a flounder),
Los OlivosSanta BarbaraCAarea exposuresfossils and minerals - jade and silica minerals,
New CuyamaSanta BarbaraCAin Branch CanyonMioceneBranch Canyonpelecypods, gastropods, echinoderms, vertebrate teeth,
Rincon PointSanta BarbaraCAat CA150 off ramp from CA101Pliocene-PleistoceneSanta BarbaraMarine fossils.,
Rincon PtSanta BarbaraCAPleistocene LowerSanta BarbaraBryozoa, Gastropods, Pecten,
San Miguel IsSanta BarbaraCASouth partMiocene LowerVaquerosPecten Ostrea,
Santa Anita CanyonSanta BarbaraCACretaceous Upperabundant fossils; Calva, Glycymeris, Inoceramus, Trigonia, Volutoderma, Baculites,
Santa BarbaraSanta BarbaraCASW of top of Packard HillPleistocenePecten,
Santa BarbaraSanta BarbaraCAmarine fossils in mud flat sediments elevated 3 to 10 meters above modern beach levels. Widely exposed in region.PleistoceneTresus,Macoma,Penitella,Clinocardium,Platyodon, Saxidomus,Polynices,Prothaca,Chione,Ostrea,Acmaea,Calyptraea and many other mollusks.'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
Santa Rosa IslandSanta BarbaraCAFossils along coast,
Santa Rosa IslandSanta BarbaraCAPecten,
Santa YnezSanta BarbaraCA2 km N in RR cutPlioceneFernandoBittium,
Santa YnezSanta BarbaraCAIn small canyon below mission in Sandstone near shale boundaryMioceneOstrea, Pecten,
Santa Ynez MtnsSanta BarbaraCAEocene Upper[?]Coldwater Sandstone[?]OystersUSGS knows nothing of an Eocene Coldwater Sandstone.,
VentucopaSanta BarbaraCAIn Quatal QuarryMioceneCalienteVertebrate teeth,
VenturaSanta BarbaraCAat Rincon Point in road cut at CA150 northbound offramp from US101Pliocene-Pleistocenemarine fossils,
Del Puerte CanyonSanta ClaraCACretaceousMorenowood fragments, plants,
Diablo HillsSanta ClaraCAS of San FranciscoDinosaurs - as many as 5 specimens.,
MilpitasSanta ClaraCA4 km NE at base of foothillsPecten,
Palo AltoSanta ClaraCAin excavations for Stanford Linear AcceleratorMiocene Middlemammals - Paleoparadoxia, shark teeth,
San JoseSanta ClaraCAto E in Alum Rock Canyon 500 meters up canyon above fallsMioceneMontereyChione,
CapitolaSanta CruzCA9 km S of US1, CA17 intersection in sea cliff S of New Brighton State BeachPliocenePurisima55 species of molluskshttp://www.gtlsys.com/Shells/ShellText.html,
CapitolaSanta CruzCAon beachPlioceneclams, snails, sand dollars,
CapitolaSanta CruzCAIn ocean bluffsPliocenemollusks, sand dollars,
OlympiaSanta CruzCAMioceneSanta MargaritaMarine mammal-Imagotaria,
Scotts ValleySanta CruzCAMt Harmon exit from CA17 proceed NW 2.1km. Rt at Lockhart Gulch. 300m and park. Fossil bed is a bit over 20m above road level. Site reported closedMioceneSanta MargaritaShark Teeth-Isurus,Carcharodon; Mammal bonesReported as developed and closed to collecting. http://www.gtlsys.com/Sharks/Sharks.html,
Scotts ValleySanta CruzCACA 17 to Mt Hermon Rd. W 1/6km to Scotts Valley Dr. 1st left onto Bean Creek Rd. 3.6km to exposureMioceneSanta Margaritaabundant echinoderms-Astrodapsis;gastropods-Thais; occasional shark teeth,
[?]ShastaCAIn regional cavesPleistoceneTremarctotherium, Euceratherium, Oreamnos,
[?]ShastaCAregional Lower Triassic limestonesTriassicIcthyosaurus, Thalattosaurus, ammonites, gastropods, pelecypods.,
Brock MountainShastaCAarea exposuresTriassic UpperHosselkusAmmonites Trachyceras, Nautiloids-Cosmonautilus,
Brock MountainShastaCAN end between Squad Creek and Pit River se1/4 s32t35nr2wTriassic UpperHosselkusSpiriferina, Poisidonia, Nautiloids - Cosmonautilus,
Cottonwood CreekShastaCAalong the creekCretaceousHorsetownmany invertebrates,
Cow CreekShastaCAnws3t31nr2wCretaceous UpperChicoNeptunea, Ringicula{4},
Devil RockShastaCATriassic Uppercoral - Isatrea{4},
Devil RockShastaCATriassic Uppercoral - Isatrea{4},
HorsetownShastaCACottonwood Creek, se1/4 s36t31nr5wCretaceousChicoAmmonites,
HorsetownShastaCACottonwood Creek, at sw1/4 se1/4 s2t30nr7wCretaceousHorsetownLunatia(moon snail), Ammonites, Helicaulax, Arca, Meretrix, Pecten,
HorsetownShastaCAon Cottonwood Creek at old Horsetown along N fork of the creekCretaceousabundant cephalopods,
HorsetownShastaCAon Cottonwood Creek SE of old Horsetown along N fork of the creekCretaceousBelemnites,
Huling CreekShastaCAPecten{4},
KennettShastaCA10 km NW on road to Mammoth Mine s18t34nr5wDevonianKennettAulopora, Alveolites{4},
KennettShastaCA6.4 km W between Squaw and Backbone Creeks s6t33nr5wDevonianKennettvertebrates -Cyathophyllum{4},
Little Cow CreekShastaCA1 km E of Cedar Creek junction ne1/4 s8t34nr2wTriassic UpperHosselkusSpongiomorpha{4},
Madison's RanchShastaCA5 km E, 2 km N of road to Brock Ranch sw1/4 s9t34nr2wTriassicHosselkusOrthoceras, Cosmonautilus, Mojsvaroceras, Polycyclus, Sandlingites, Sirenites,
McCloud RiverShastaCAAt Bear Cave, s1/2s8t34nr5wPleistocenevertebrates - Procyon{4},
Mill CreekShastaCAFrom Red Bluff on CA36, 40km to Paynes Creek. Rt on Plum Creek Rd 11.2km. Rt on Ponderosa Way, 30.4km to Black Rock Campground. Follow trail 1600m downstream to beach on creek with large purple rock. Fossils in gray-green material eroded from cliff upCretaceousAmmonites,Mollusks,large clams in concretionshttp://www.gtlsys.com/Ammonites/Ammonites.html,
OnoShastaCA40 km NW of Redding in creeks and roadcuts in Budden Canyon (aka Ono) Formation. 2000 to 7000 meters of Cretaceous sediments in Klamath Mtn foothills. 61 genera of ammonites in sediments and concretionsCretaceousOnoammonites -Aspinoceras, Cheloniceras, Puzosia, Brewericeras, Douvilleiceras, Desmoceras, Pseudohelicoceras, Cymatoceras; gastropods, belemnites, brachiopods-- See Fossils Quarterly SpSum 1983,
OnoShastaCAat Byron Gulch sw1/4 s2t30nr7wAcaciaephyllum, other plants,
Ono areaShastaCACretaceousammonites.,
Potter Creek CaveShastaCAse1/4 s23t34nr4w in LimestonePleistoceneCatharista'Catharista' is a vulture. Presumably, the fossils are found in the cave floor debris.,
ReddingShastaCAarea exposuresCretaceousammonites,
ReddingShastaCA3 km E of Shasta Lake City in gullies near abandoned road bridgeCretaceousMarine mollusks.,
Samwell CaveShastaCAse1/4 s29t36nr3wPleistoceneVertebrates - Scirus,Preptoceras,Gymnogyps,
Squaw CreekShastaCASe1/4 s31t36nr2wTriassicHosselkusVertebrate - Thalattosaurus,
[?]SierraCAForest Fauna 39-30n 125-52WMiocene Upper9 species of plants,
GazelleSiskiyouCALovers Leap SW of Gazelle Mt peakSilurianGazelleConchidium, Heliolites, Encrinurus, Illaenid trilobites, crinoid stems, favositid corals, stromatoporoids, Orthoceroids, brachiopods - Leptaena, Atrypa, Chonetes{4},
GazelleSiskiyouCAW from 3 to 11 km W on Callahan RdSilurianGazelleConchidium, Heliolites, Encrinurus, Illaenid trilobites, crinoid stems, favositid corals, stromatoporoids, Orthoceroids, brachiopods - Leptaena, Atrypa, Chonetes{4},
GazelleSiskiyouCADuzel RockSilurianGazelleConchidium, Heliolites, Encrinurus, Illaenid trilobites, crinoid stems, favositid corals, stromatoporoids, Orthoceroids, brachiopods -Leptaena, Atrypa, Chonetes{4},
HenleySiskiyouCAsw1/4 s20t47nr6wCretaceousMiddle ChicoFagesia, Mortoniceras, Hamites[?], MactraHamites was 'Hemites' in the original,
HornbrookSiskiyouCACretaceousammonites{4},
Hornbrook-YrekaSiskiyouCAarea exposuresCretaceousammonites,
MontagueSiskiyouCAon Richardson Ranch nw1/4 s22t45nr6wCretaceousChicoDesmoceras, Pachydesmoceras, Puzosia{4}Pachydesmoceras is 'Pachysiskiyouensis' in the original 'Pachydesmoceras' is a guess,
MontagueSiskiyouCAon N side of Black Butte in draws and gulliesMiocenecephalopods{4},
Scott ValleySiskiyouCALimestone gulches (especially McConaughy Gulch) in Mtns on E side of ValleySilurianstarfish, brachiopods{4}spelled 'McConnehue' in original notes,
Scott ValleySiskiyouCAEtna-Fort Jones near summit on Yreka road in SandstoneTurritella{4},
Shasta ValleySiskiyouCAscattered outcropsCretaceousChicoScaphites {4},
Shasta ValleySiskiyouCAN partScaphites {4},
Willow CreekSiskiyouCAIn w1/2s31t47nr5wCretaceousChicoInoceramus{4},
YrekaSiskiyouCAto N on Cottonwood Creek in ne1/4 s22t45nr7wCretaceousChicoOstrea{4},
YrekaSiskiyouCAto N on Cottonwood CreekCretaceousFusus{4},
YrekaSiskiyouCAto N in Shasta Canyon 6.5 km N of Highway Bridge in se1/4 s18t46nr6wPrinotropis,
BeniciaSolanoCA3 km W in ne1/4 s1t2nr2wCretaceousChicoVenus, Cardium, Margaritella,
BeniciaSolanoCA3 km N in ne1/4 s25t3nr3wCretaceousShastaActeonina{4},
[?]SonomaCACretaceousammonites.,
EldridgeSonomaCAPetrified Palm Wood at Keekay No 1 Mine?,
Santa RosaSonomaCAE from US101 on Mark West Springs Rd for 12.8km. Left on Petrified Forest Rd several km to Petrified Forest. No collecting. Tours availablePleistocene?Petrified tree trunks to 30m in lengthhttp://www.gtlsys.com/Trees/Trees.html,
OakdaleStanislausCAOakdale Fauna 27-47N 120-42WPliocene Lower16 species of plants ,
South ButteSutterCA4 km W ne1/4 s28t16nr1eEoceneTejonDrillia, Galeoda, Fusina[?], Monodonta, Architectonia, Cordiera, Surcula.No citations for 'Fusina (merriami)' 050522. HA thinks Fusina is probably a valid gastropod genus. That's good enough for me-DJK,
West ButteSutterCANE, in SE1/4 s28t16nr1eEoceneTrochosmilia, Cardita,
Marysville ButtesSutter?CAPaleocene-EoceneLlajasechinoderms'Marysville Buttes'='Sutter Buttes',
Cottonwood CreekTehamaCA1 km up small ravine in e1/2s25t7nr8wCretaceousKnoxvilleCorbula, Dentalium, Helcion, Fissurella, Opis, Astarte, Pectundulus, Myoconcha, Lima, Spondylus{4},
PaskentaTehamaCAOn bald hills between Paskenta and Lowrey's ne1/4 s8t24nr6wCretaceousKnoxvilleCrioceras{4},
PaskentaTehamaCA5 km NW is s20t24nr6wCretaceousKnoxvilleLucina, Turbo, Corbula, Nucula, Astarte{4},
PaskentaTehamaCA3 km W on Paskenta-Lowrey road at McCarthy Creek sw1/4s19t24nr6wAucella{4},
PaskentaTehamaCA8 km N on small hillOlcostephanus, Arca{4},
S Fork Elder CreekTehamaCAne1/4 s6t29nr6wCretaceousKnoxvilleBelemnites{4},
S Fork Elder CreekTehamaCA2 km NW of Cooper's S36t25nr7wCretaceousKnoxvilleHoplites{4},
Tuscan SpringsTehamaCANw1/4 s32t28nr2wCretaceous UpperChicoTurritella{4},
Tuscan SpringsTehamaCAarea exposuresCretaceousmany fossil species{4},
Tuscan SpringsTehamaCA16 km NE of Red Bluff on Little Salt Creek, nw1/4 s32t28nr2wFusus, Ficus, Turritella{4},
Watson CreekTehamaCACretaceousKnoxvilleBelemnites,
Big Bar-Trinity RiverTrinityCAat Pattison and Wilshire Mines in ne1/4 s5t33nr12wPecten, Mytilus, Aucella, Cyprina, plants.{4},
Rattlesnake CreekTrinityCA12 km SW of Peanut in sw1/4 s20t1sr8e in Sandstone-shale conglomerateJurassicshells, plants -- Unio, Cyclopitys, Taeniopteris{4},
WeavervilleTrinityCAalong Trinity River, CACretaceous UpperHorsetownCrioceras{4},
WeavervilleTrinityCAalong Trinity RiverOligoceneWeavervillefossil plants,
Owen's LakeTulareCA21 km N on E side of valleyTriassicammonites,
ColumbiaTuolumneCATable Mountain Fauna 39-02n 120-23WMiocene Upper28 species of plants,
Stanislaus RiverTuolumneCAnear canyon opposite mouth of Bear Creek ne1/4 s11t1nr13eJurassicForemanabundant fossil plants.{4},
[?]VenturaCAIn se1/4 s13t3nr21wEocene-MioceneSespeLeptauchenia? (an oreodont){4},
Apache CanyonVenturaCAIn nearby ravine in S2+11t8nr23wvertebrates - Hypolagus, Perognathus{4},
Gas Plant CanyonVenturaCAne1/4 s18t3nr20wEocene-MioceneSespePromerychoerus,
Grimes canyonVenturaCA2 km E on long spur NW of Oak RidgeMioceneAnomia{4},
Little Sespe CreekVenturaCA2 km above Sespe CreekMiocenePotamides(4),
Los Posas HillsVenturaCAKew QuarryEocene-MioceneSespeNimravus, Mesocyon, Hoplophoneus(a sabertooth cat), Subhyracodon{4},
McCray Wells[?]VenturaCAN side of Simi Valley, sw1/4 s33t3nr17wEoceneLlajasIsocardia, Cucullaea PinnaNo citation for McCray Wells on Google or USGS 050522. The PLSS location appears to be a steep hillside just North of White Oaks Park at roughly 34.2963N 118.6615W. USGS shows no wells or springs in the area34.2963N 118.6615W
Pearson Ranch QuarryVenturaCAEocene (Duchesnean)SespeMammals-Chumashius,Griphomys,Hyaenodon,Pareumys,Sespedectes,
Quatal CanyonVenturaCAIn s1/2s27t9nr23wMioceneMontereyVertebrate - Citellus{4}There does not seem to be a Quatel Canyon in California--perhaps Quatal,
Rincon HillVenturaCAin road cuts at the interchange of US101 and CA150 in 17 distinct bedsPleistocenePico|Santa Barbara|San Pedrodiverse fossils, mostly mollusks,
Santa PaulaVenturaCAdue S along base of cliffsMiocene LowerSolenosteira, Solen, Scutaster(4),
Santa SusanaVenturaCAIn Arroyo Simi on S side of town inEoceneLlajasmollusks,
Santa SusanaVenturaCA1 km E on RR in Se1/4 s7t2nr17wLeda.(4),
Sespe CreekVenturaCAN side on N-S RidgeMioceneTurritella(4),
Simi HillsVenturaCACretaceousammonites.,
Simi ValleyVenturaCAin W bank of Simi ArroyoPaleocene-EoceneLlajasmollusks, echinoderms,
Simi ValleyVenturaCAat the Simi Valley LandfillEocene-MioceneSespe?,
Simi Valley NorthVenturaCAEocene (Duchesnean)SespeMammals-Tapochoerus,
Tapo RanchVenturaCAEocene (Uintan)SespeMammals-Dyseolemur,Miacis,Procynodictis,Tapochoerus,Tapocyon,
Topatopa BluffVenturaCAIn Mt Pinos quad se1/4 s18t5nr22w in black shalesCretaceousChicoCyclammina{4},
Ventura RiverVenturaCAW along S side of Ridge N of Coyote CreekMiocene LowerVaquerosOstrea {4},
Wheeler SpringsVenturaCAEoceneCozydellStarfish-Asteropecten,
Wiley CanyonVenturaCAalong NE-SW Ridge W of mouthMiocene LowerVaquerosArca, Pinna {4},
Santa Ynez MtnsVentura,Santa BarbaraCACretaceousammonites.,
Capay ValleyYoloCAs1/2s28t11nr3wEoceneCapayGemmula, Lacinia, Turritella, Trochocyathus, Fusinus, Spiroglyphus{4},
Cambridge[?]CA?MioceneHemphill?Mammal Reference Location,
Coffee Ranch[?]CA?MioceneHemphill?Mammal Reference LocationThere is a Coffee Creek Ranch near Trinity Center, CA, but I think this particular locality is in Texas,
[?][?]COW-Park RangeJurassicPseudomonotis, Belemnites{4},
[?][?]COat Millie Gibson Mine - gastropods replaced with native Silver, Galena, Sphalerite?,
Deer Trail[?]COPaleoceneFt Unionvertebrates-crocodile-Brachychampsa,
Ute Trail Head[?]CO[?]EoceneGreen RiverBird feathers-DiatrymaThe Ute Trail appears to be near Colorado Springs -- too far SE for Green River?,
ArbolesArchuletaCO3km N on E side of Piedra RiverPaleoceneAnimasvertebrates-Periptychus,Phenacodus,
Piedra RiverArchuletaCO13 km N of US160 on road along E side of rivercrinoids, brachiopods,
PritchettBacaCOto NorthCretaceousGraneros Shalevertebrates-Plesiosaur-Thalassomedon,
BellvueBoulderCO4 km N sandstoneCretaceousDakotaAvicula, Inoceramus, Ostrea, Fish scales, fish vertebra,
BellvueBoulderCOAt mouth of Owl CanyonAvicula, Inoceramus, Ostrea,
BellvueBoulderCOAt exit of Boxelder Creek from FoothillsOstrea,
BerthoudBoulderCOW just outside first hogback in shalesCretaceousBentonAvicula, Inoceramus, Ostrea,
BerthoudBoulderCOW in fold within first hogback in sandy shalesCretaceousAvicula, Inoceramus, Ostrea,
BoulderBoulderCOon S side of Spring Canyon Dam in Horsetooth reservoir banksCretaceousDakotatrace fossils, invertebrates,
BoulderBoulderCOIn Front range foothills in the area of Horsetooth Reservoir, Spring Canyon Dam and North toward Wyoming inCretaceous LowerDakota|Skull Creeks ShaleInoceramus, Ostrea, etc,
BoulderBoulderCO6 km E at 40th parallelCretaceousFox Hillsinvertebrates,
BoulderBoulderCO5-10 km NCretaceousPierreshells, petrified wood, Dinosaur Bones, Mosasaurus, Cephalopods,
BoulderBoulderCO5-10 km N below Hygiene SandstoneCretaceousBaculites, Inoceramus, a few vertebrate bones,
BoulderBoulderCONE, on Haystack Butte and in fields to WCephalopods,
BoulderBoulderCOat University Hospital E in brickyardcephalopods, wood, fish bones, dinosaur bones, pelecypods{4},
BoulderBoulderCO6 km S just outside foothills at mouth of Bear CanyonInoceramus, Baculites,
BulgerBoulderCO1 km SAvicula, Pholadomya, Baculites, Scaphites{4},
BulgerBoulderCO2 km NE in grayish calcareous SandstoneHalymenites, Crenella, Dentalium {4},
Cottonwood SpringBoulderCOat top of Cottonwood Draw - 24 km NNE of OrchardHalymenites, Ostrea, Corbicula, Melania, reptile teeth, many invertebrate species{4},
Fort CollinsBoulderCON and NW at lower boundary of Hygiene SandstoneCretaceousHygieneAvicula, Inoceramus, Ostrea,
Fort CollinsBoulderCOat Fossil RidgeMany invertebrates in concretions{4},
Greasewood LakeBoulderCO3 km SE of Osgood S and SW of lakeCretaceousFox Hillscephalopods{4},
Greasewood LakeBoulderCO3 km SE of Osgood fresh water shells along shorelinePleistocene-Holocenemollusks{4}No Osgood in area of Greasewood lake,
GreeleyBoulderCO2 km E of Fosston on E side of Valley?,
GreeleyBoulderCO3 km N of Fosston at abandoned reservoir?,
GreeleyBoulderCOE of Cornish on E side of South Platte Valley?,
GreeleyBoulderCOIn area exposures:?,
GreeleyBoulderCOAt Cow CreekMany species of invertebrates,
Little Thompson CanyonBoulderCO7 km SSECretaceousFox HillsSphaeriola,
Little Thompson CanyonBoulderCOat mouthCretaceousNiobrara LimestoneInoceramus, Ostrea, Halymenites,
Little Thompson CanyonBoulderCOWSW in Tepee ButtesCretaceousPierreBaculites, Inoceramus, Membranipora, Avicula, Ostrea, Lucina, Pelecypods, Gastropods, Scaphites,
Little Thompson CanyonBoulderCOE of mouthCretaceousPierre ShaleInoceramus, Baculites,
LongmontBoulderCOSCretaceousDakotaInoceramus. Ostrea, fish vertebrae, Plesiosaur teeth.{4},
LongmontBoulderCO3 km SECretaceousPierreCrenella.{4},
LongmontBoulderCO400 meters E at Reservoir HillCretaceousPierreOstrea, Veniella, Lucina, Cardium, Callista, Mactra, Dentalium, Lunatia, Melania, Cylichna, gastropods, reptile teeth.{4},
LongmontBoulderCO8 km ECretaceousPierreOstrea, Veniella, Lucina, Cardium, Callista, Mactra, Dentalium, Lunatia, Melania, Cylichna, gastropods, reptile teeth.{4},
MarshallBoulderCOSW along coal CreekCretaceousInoceramus, Baculites, Scaphites, Heteroceras{4},
Osgood P.O.BoulderCO7 km Wabundant Corbicula{4},
Osgood P.O.BoulderCO10 km NECorbicula, Melania, Planorbis{4},
Osgood P.O.BoulderCO36 km ENE of GreeleyCorbula{4},
Osgood P.O.BoulderCO7 km EOstrea,
Osgood P.O.BoulderCO7 km NE in coal outcrop at old stone corral 400 meters down gullyOstrea, Anomia, Mytilus, Modiolus, Corbicula{4},
Osgood P.O.BoulderCONE, in area exposuresOstrea{4},
PlattevilleBoulderCO8 km NNW at Wildcat Mound in gulliesCretaceous UpperMillikengastropods, pelecypods, teredo wood, fish vertebrae, reptile teeth{4}Original said 'Millikan' formation,
ValmontBoulderCOIn White Rock Bluff and NE along a fault lineCretaceous UpperMillikenHalymenites, Nucula, Yoldia, Avicula, Ostrea, Dentalium, gastropods, shark teeth, reptile teeth.,
WellingtonBoulderCO22 km NNW at Round Butte in bluffs in areaCretaceousHygiene sandstonefossils in concretions,
WellingtonBoulderCO5 km N and to west in road cuts and stream bedsCretaceousPierre ShaleInoceramus and others,
WellingtonBoulderCO22 km NNW at Round Butte in bluffs in areaMississippianatop mesa Mississippian fossils in chert float,
WellingtonBoulderCO22 km NNW at Round Butte in bluffs in areaTertiaryatop mesa, Tertiary age petrified wood. -- Tertiary,
WellingtonBoulderCO8 to 10 km Eabundant invertebrates and vertebrate teeth,
WellingtonBoulderCO10 km NE in gulliesAvicula, Veniella, Dentalium, Mactra,
WellingtonBoulderCO22 km NNW at Round Butte in bluffs at top of talus slopemany invertebrates, fish scales, shark teeth, reptile teeth.,
WellingtonBoulderCO5 km E below Millikan SandstoneVeniella,
WellingtonBoulderCO1 km NE in canal banksYoldia, Baculites,
Monarch areaChaffeeCOIn two horizons one black Limestone and the other shale 1000 meters higherDevonianOurayAthyris, Camarotoechia, Orthoceras, Orthothetes, Productella, Spirifer, Syringopora, Fenestella, Productus, Spiriferina,,
Monarch HillChaffeeCOIn LimestoneOrdovicianHalysites, Diphyphyllum, Zaphrentis, Heliolites, Stromatopora, Orthoceras,
RussellChaffeeCO1.5 km NE W of old RR grade above Sangre de Christo Creek and along the axis of the synclineProductus, Aviculopecten, Spirifer, Wood, (Rhombopora), pelecypods,
Sawatch RangeChaffeeCOat Pitch Pinnacle http://www.colorado.edu/GeolSci/Resources/WUSTectonics/CzPaleobotany/introduction.htmlOligocenefossil plants ,
Stearns GulchChaffeeCOon black calcareous shaleProductus, Aviculopecten, Spirifer, Wood (Rhombopora), pelecypodsThere is a Stearns Gulch in Costilla County,
Trout Creek PassChaffeeCOOrdovicianHardingLingula, mollusks, crustacea, conodonts, fish - Dictyorhabdus, Astraspis, Eriptychius,
NE Crowley CountyCrowleyCOTepee Buttes Fossiliferous limestonesCretaceousNiobraraBaculites, Lucina, Scaphites,
CedaredgeDeltaCO4.8km NW near and in Green Valley MineCretaceousMesaverdedinosaur bones,
CedaredgeDeltaCOFrom roof of Red Mountain Coal MineCretaceousMesaverdedinosaur footprints,
CedaredgeDeltaCOFrom roof of Western Star Coal MineCretaceousMesaverdedinosaur footprints,
DeltaDeltaCOarea exposuresCretaceousfossils,
Delta BridgeDeltaCO5.4 km WNWCretaceousBenton|NiobraraScaphites, Prionocyclus, Inoceramus,
Delta BridgeDeltaCO10.5 km W near top of Dakota SandstoneCretaceousDakotaInoceramus, Cephalopods,
Delta BridgeDeltaCO6 km E on N side of Wells GulchCretaceousDakotaPlant Fragments,
Delta BridgeDeltaCO8 km WSW near top of Dakota SandstoneCretaceousDakotaPlant stem casts,
Delta BridgeDeltaCO21 km N and 3 km W s10t13sr96wEoceneWasatchmammal vertebrae, Unio{4},
DenverDenverCO16 km W and 1.2 km S on W slope of Green Mtn above practice fairway.Cretaceous UpperDenverFossil leaves,
DenverDenverCOAlong Alameda Parkway Rd W of Denverdinosaur trackways{7},
Dinosaur Ridge (Dakota Hogback)DenverCODinosaur tracks,
Red RocksDenverCOE of Morrison Hogback S of Alameda Road in LimestoneCretaceous UpperTimpasplentiful brachiopods,
Scotch CreekDoloresCO115 meters above base of Rico FormationRico[?]MyalinaUnable to identify a 'Rico' formation in CO,
Castle RockDouglasCON near I25Paleocene LowerFossil plants-trees. 104 species,
BondEagleCORoad cut on U side of CO131-NW1/4SE1/4S16T2SR83WPennsylvanianMinturnfish-Ctenacanthus,
Colorado RiverEagleCOin massive gray LimestoneDevonianChaffeeabundant brachiopods - Spirifer, Camarotoechia, Schizophoria, Productella, Athyris,
Eagle Bird GulchEagleCOat Red CliffDevonian-MississippianLeadvilleSpirifer, Schuchertella, Crania, Fenestella, pelecypods, crinoid stems, corals (Zaphrentis), brachiopods (Chonetes),
Eagle Bird GulchEagleCOat Red CliffCambrianBrachiopods - Obolidae, WestoniaThe original says 'Westoniaella', but there are no citations for that and there is a species 'ella' listed for genus 'Westonia'. I'm guessing that the space between genus and species was inadvertently dropped.,
Eagle Bird GulchEagleCOat Red CliffOrdovicianZaphrentis,
Ten Mile DistrictEagleCOPennsylvanianWeberbrachiopods, crinoid stems, corals, brachiopods,
Stone Reservoir-Camp RiceEl PasoCO1.6km N at Gardner RanchPleistocene (Irvington)Camp RiceTurtle-Geochelone,
Williams CanyonEl PasoCOnear Manitou SpringsCambrian UpperSawatchtrilobite tracks,
Canon CityFremontCOHarding's QuarryOrdovicianFremontabundant fossils -- crinoid stems, corals, porifera, brachiopods, mollusks, crustacea, fish plates{4},
Canon CityFremontCOGarden Park area on W side of Oil CreekOrdovicianFremontabundant fossils -- crinoid stems, corals, porifera, brachiopods, mollusks, crustacea{4},
Canon CityFremontCOIn Priest CanyonOrdovician MiddleHardingLingula, mollusks, crustacea, conodonts, fish - Dictyorhabdus, Astraspis, Eriptychius{4},
Canon CityFremontCOarea exposuresJurassicMorrisondinosaur fossils{4},
Canon CityFremontCOJurassicMorrisondinosaurs-Allosaurus,Amphicoelias,Brachyrophus,Camarasaurus,Caulodon,Dryosaurus,Dryptosaurus,Epantherias,Hypsirophus,Stegosaurus,Symphyrophus,Tichosteus,;crocodiles-Amphicotylus,Goniopholis;turtles-Glyptops,
Canon CityFremontCOarea exposuresOrdovician UpperOstracoderms{4},
Canyon CityFremontCOIn sandstonesOrdovicianHardingfish plates-Astraspis,
Canyon City?FremontCOOn N side of Arkansas River in shales on road above McCormick Brick YardOrdovicianHardingfish plates-Astraspis,Eriptychius,
Colorado State PenitentiaryFremontCOUS50 9 km W of penitentiary on US50. Roadcut exposing red to pink Ordovician Harding Limestone at West End.OrdovicianHardingAgnathan Fish bones -- Astraspis, Eriptychius,
Garden ParkFremontCOJurassicMorrisonDinosaur bones-Tichosteus,
Garden ParkFremontCO9.8km N on Shelf Road, park at turnouts. Protected site-presumably collecting is prohibitedCretaceous?Dinosaur bones,eggs,trackshttp://www.recreation.gov/detail.cfm?ID=1163,
[?]GarfieldCOEoceneGreen RiverBird Feathers, Bird Tracks,
Colorado RiverGarfieldCOIn massive gray LimestoneDevonianChaffeeabundant brachiopods - Spirifer, Camarotoechia, Schizophoria, Productella, Athyris,
Douglas PassGarfieldCOAt FAA radar site parking lot and nearby locations in 'Mahogany Ledge' of Parachute Creek memberEoceneGreen Riverabundant Fossil leaves, insectsThis site is probably at 39.6383N, 108.7616W about 4km N and W of Douglas Pass on the graded road that turns off from Douglas Pass behind the Public Works Garage.39.6383N, 108.7616W probable
Douglass PassGarfieldCOin oil shaleTertiaryabundant plant and insect fossils,
Douglass Pass-Rio BlancoGarfieldCOParachute Creek memberEoceneGreen Riverscarce but varied vertebrates. Many insects.,
Glenwood CanyonGarfieldCOThe at either end of the canyon as the layers bow down to the river level. These layers form cliffs and sloping hills. They are the remnants of shallow seasDevonianChaffeerich in mussel, snail and squid fossils.,
Glenwood CanyonGarfieldCOThe at either end of the canyon as the layers bow down to the river level. These layers form cliffs and sloping hills. They are the remnants of shallow seasCambrian UpperDotserorich in mussel, snail and squid fossils.,
Glenwood CanyonGarfieldCOThe at either end of the canyon as the layers bow down to the river level. These layers form cliffs and sloping hills. They are the remnants of shallow seasOrdovician LowerManitourich in mussel, snail and squid fossils.,
ParachuteGarfieldCObeds are exposed high up in cliffsEoceneGreen RiverPlant material,
Haystack MtnGilpinCO3 km NNW in fork of Arapaho CreekCorbula fragments, fish scales, Goniatites{4},
KremmlingGrandCOIn cliff in back of townCretaceousPierreBaculites, Inoceramus, cephalopods{4},
KremmlingGrandCOarea Limestone exposuresInoceramus {4},
KremmlingGrandCO2 km E of Muddy Creek at base of Muddy ButteInoceramus, Ostrea{4},
Middle ParkGrandCOJurassicMorrisondinosaurs-Poekilopleuron,
Whiteley PeakGrandCOalong valley of Muddy Creek in concretions in black shaleCretaceousPierreBaculites, Avicula, Chaetetes, Serpula, Nucula, Inoceramus, Avicula, Ostrea, Crenella, Baculites, Scaphites, Heteroceras,
Whiteley PeakGrandCOS and Se in concretions in black shaleCretaceousPierreBaculites, Avicula, Chaetetes, Serpula, Nucula, Inoceramus, Avicula, Ostrea, Crenella, Baculites, Scaphites, Heteroceras,
Whiteley PeakGrandCON in bluff in white SandstoneCenozoicmarine algae - Halymenites, Leaves - Platanus,
Front RangeGrand,Jackson,RouttCOto E of range in Limestone and shale outcropsCretaceousBentonInoceramus, Scaphites, Baculites, Ostrea{4},
Deadman's CreekGunnisonCOS14tsr84w in exposures along creekOrdovicianFremont Limestonecrinoid stems, chain corals: Receptaculites, shells,
Ohio CityGunnisonCOat Fossil Ridgebrachiopods and cephalopods,
Apodaca GulchHuerfanoCOMay be multiple localities --Apodock Gulch/Apocacha Gulch - Huerfano VIIEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-mammals-Loveina,Hapalodectes,Paramys,Viverravus,Eotitanops,
Apodacha GulchHuerfanoCOMay be multiple localities --Apodock Gulch/Apodaca Gulch - Huerfano VIEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-mammals-Alphadon,Bunophorus,Esthonyx,Hyopsodus,Hyracotherium,Lambdotherium,Microsyops,Oxyaena,
Archuleta DrawHuerfanoCONear Gardner-Huerfano IXEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-mammals-Coryphodon,Hyracotherium,Phenacodus;Squamata,
GardnerHuerfanoCO3.2 km EEoceneHuerfanoSquamata-Saniwa,
GardnerHuerfanoCO3.2km N at Fossil CreekEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-bird bones;turtles-Hadrianus;;reptiles-crocodiles;Squamata-Paraglyptosaurus,Odaxosaurus,Xestops,
GardnerHuerfanoCOAt Williams CreekEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-mammals-Bunophorus,Hyopsodus,Trogosus,Viverravus;Squamata-Xestops,
GardnerHuerfanoCO3.1-4.6km N and or W at Muddy Divide, Huerfano-IEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-mammals-Paramys,Viverravus;reptiles-crocodiles-Allognathosuchus;Squamata-Saniwa;turtles-Hadrianus?,
GardnerHuerfanoCO4.6km NEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-reptiles-crocodiles,
GardnerHuerfanoCO4.6km NEEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-reptiles-crocodiles,
GardnerHuerfanoCO3.2 km NE at Bohannan CanyonEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-Squamata,
GardnerHuerfanoCO3.2km NEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-Squamata-Cheilophis,Paraglyptosaurus;Turtles-Echmatemys?,
GardnerHuerfanoCOAt Garcia CanyonEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-Squamata-Paraglyptosaurus;mammals-Hyopsodus,Miacis,Microsyops,Phenacodus,Prolimnocyon;Crocodiles-Allognathosuchus,
GardnerHuerfanoCOAt C.C.C. DrawEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-Squamata;reptiles-crocodiles,
GardnerHuerfanoCOAt Costillo Pocket--Huerfano VIIIEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-turtles-Echmatemys;mammals-Ambloctonus,Diacodexis,Hyracotherium,Knightomys,Lambdotherium,Leptotomus,Microsyops,Paramys;Squamata-Proglyptosaurus,Saniwa,
Gardner ButteHuerfanoCO3.1km EEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-mammals-Hyopsodus,Hyracotherium;Lambdotherium;Reithroparamys,Squamata-Cheilophis,
Manuel DrawHuerfanoCOHuerfano VIIEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-mammals-Hyopsodus,Loveina,Viverravus,
Oak CreekHuerfanoCO4.6km NEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-reptiles-crocodiles,
Promontory BluffHuerfanoCO11-12km NW of Gardner=Black MountainEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-Squamata-Paraglyptosaurus;turtles-Hadrianus,
WalsenburgHuerfanoCOAlong CO160 between Walsenburg and Ft Garland in shalesDevonian?MaderaBrachiopods-Mucrospirifer,
Muddy PassJacksonCO2 km S of Kremmling-Steamboat roadCretaceousNiobraraOstrea,
Rabbit EarsJacksonCONE, in coal mineEoceneWasatch?fresh water snails - Vivipara.,
Steamboat SpringsJacksonCOCretaceousMancos Shalefish scales,
Rabbit EarsJackson,GrandCOE on N side of the West GrizzlyBaculites{4},
Bear MountainJeffersonCOIn Rabbit Ears region in shale overlying igneous sheetInoceramus {4},
GoldenJeffersonCOAt a local golf courseCretaceousMammal tracks,
MorrisonJeffersonCOat Soda Lakespelecypods in Limestone,
WatertownJeffersonCOAt underground clay mines of Robinson Brick and TileCretaceousLaramie/Bentonbrachiopods,
DurangoLa PlataCOIn area exposuresCretaceousMancosInoceramus, Exiteloceras, gastropods, Baculites.,
DurangoLa PlataCOto E along Florida Road in cutsCretaceousMancosInoceramus, Exiteloceras, gastropods, Baculites.,
IgnacioLa PlataCOAt Mason Pocket Quarry and nearby localitiesPaleoceneAnimasvertebrates-Apatemys,Carpodaptes,Chriacus,Compsemys,Dissacus,Ectypodus,Ignacius,Labidolemur,Leptacodon,Marsupicarnivora,Nannodectes,Navajovius,Ogygoptynx,Peradectes,Periptychus,Phenacodus,Phenacolemur,Platymastus,Thryptacodon,Xenacodon,Zanycteris,
IgnacioLa PlataCOAt base of Mesa Mtn on E slopePaleoceneAnimasvertebrates-Arctocyon,Crocodiles,Ignatiolambda, Nannodectes,
Mason PocketLa PlataCOPaleoceneAnimasMammal Fossils,
Spring Canyon DamLarimerCOat S end of Horsetooth ReservoirCretaceousInoceramus, Ostrea, etc.,
GardnerLas AnimasCO3.2km EEoceneHuerfanovertebrates-Crocodiles-Allognathosuchus,
Lewis CreekLoganCOOligoceneWhite Riverreptiles, mammals,
Lewis CreekLoganCOOligocene MiddleWhite Rivermammals, reptiles, turtles,
Orellan-Lewis CreekLoganCOOligocene MiddleWhite RiverReptile and Mammal specimens. Entelodonts - Archaeotherium, Camelids - Poebrotherium; Hypertragulids - Leptomeryx, Hypertragulus, Hypisodus; Oreodonts - Merycoidodon, Miniochoerusmight be 'Kewis' Creek,
Pawnee ButtesLoganCO4.8km NWMiocene (Barstow)Pawnee CreekTurtles-Geochelone,
SterlingLoganCON of Sterling near Nebraska State LineMiocene (Barstow)Pawnee CreekTurtles-Geochelone,Testudo,
[?]MesaCO2.4km W of Finley's RanchPaleoceneDeBequevertebrates-Phenacodus,
[?]MesaCOPaleoceneRiflemammals: Barylambda,
[?]MesaCO9 km SSE of DeBeque Mesa RdPaleocenemammals,
Black RidgeMesaCODinosaur bones and gastroliths,
DeBequeMesaCO10 km SE on DeBeque-Mesa RdPaleocene UpperDeBequemammals,
DeBequeMesaCO9.6 km S-SE on DeBeque-Mesa road in Atwell Gulch member, in 'Hell's Half Acre' and also in other sites in neighborhoodPaleocene UpperDeBequemammals: Condylarths.,
FruitaMesaCOIn Devil's Canyon. 2 km S on Colorado National Monument Road, cross River, Turn W 1 km to fork. Left at fork, 2 km to fork left at fork 1 km area exposures to WestJurassicMorrison?Dinosaur bone{4},
FruitaMesaCOJurassicMorrisonApatosaurus,
FruitaMesaCO3 km Sgastroliths, bone{4},
FruitaMesaCOIn Devil's Canyon. 2 km S on Colorado National Monument Road, cross River, Turn W 1 km to fork. Left at fork, 2 km to fork left at fork 1 km then 1 km NGastropods in Limestone replaced by red carnelian{4},
Grand JunctionMesaCO36 km SW 700 meters above Big Dominguez Canyon on Star Mesa. Dinosaur bones in Morrison Formation claysJurassicMorrison?,
Grand JunctionMesaCOarea exposures W along Colorado River to Utah BorderJurassicMorrisondinosaur bones,
Grand JunctionMesaCOJurassicMorrisonDinosaur bones;Squamata-Glyptosaurus,
Grand JunctionMesaCOJurassicMorrisonDinosaur bones;Squamata-Glyptosaurus,
Grand JunctionMesaCODinosaur tracks in Museum of Western Coloradodinosaur tracks{7},
CreedeMineralCOIn yellowish volcanic ash beds in road cuts along the Rio Grande RiverEocene UpperCreedeplants pine, willow, insects,
CreedeMineralCOin road cuts along Rio Grande RiverEocene-Oligoceneplant fossils, leaves, cones, etc,
CreedeMineralCOin San Juan Mtns in lakebed deposits in caldera http://www.colorado.edu/GeolSci/Resources/WUSTectonics/CzPaleobotany/introduction.htmlOligocenefossil Plants ,
[?]MoffatCOIn gravels on Green and Yampa riversdinosaur bone fragments {4},
Lily ParkMoffatCOS of Yampa River Just S of boundary of White Bear Ranch in Disappointment DrawJurassicMorrisonDinosaur fragments,
Dolores RiverMontroseCOTriassicChinlevertebrates-ChinleaChinlea appears to be a plant, not a vertebrate,
Dolores RiverMontroseCOParadox Valley in 120 meters of red bed depositsTriassicChinleVertebrates-Paleoniscoid fish; coelacanth fish;Labyrinthodonts-Rutiodon;Lungfish-Ceratodus;Phytosaurs; Plants-Phlebopteris,Osmundacaulis,Itopsdema[?],Neocalamites;Cycads-Zamites;Araucarioxylon,Woodworthia;Petrified wood; Pelecypods;WormsNo citations for 'Itopsdema' or anything similar 050525,
NaturitaMontroseCO160km S of Grand JunctionCretaceousMesaverdelarge dinosaur footprints,
Paradox ValleyMontroseCOJurassicMorrisondinosaur bones-Camarasaurus,
Upper Potters CreekMontroseCOJurassicMorrisondinosaur teeth,
La JuntaOteroCOIn area shale exposuresCretaceousCarlisleOstrea, small shark teeth, thin flatfish scales, ammonites (Prionocyclus), large Inoceramus, Ostrea{4},
La JuntaOteroCOin area shale exposuresCretaceousCarlisleOstrea, small shark teeth, thin flatfish scales, ammonites (Prionocyclus), large Inoceramus,Ostrea{4},
La JuntaOteroCOarea exposuresJurassicMorrisonagatized Dinosaur bone fragments{4},
AlmaParkCO5 km N in Gulch on W side of Platte RiverCarboniferousCrinoid stems{4},
Boreas PassParkCOIn continuous belt through regionCretaceousDakotapelecypods - Ostrea, Inoceramus, Trigonarca, Cephalopods - Scaphites, Prionocyclus{4},
Buckskin Gulch(Alma District)ParkCOIn talus at base of slopeCambrian UpperBrachiopods - Billingsella{4},
London MtnParkCOalong Ridge W of summitCarboniferousCrinoid stems{4},
Quandary PeakParkCOCambrian UpperDikelocephalus,
LamarProwersCO29 km S on CO 287Petrified Wood{4},
PuebloPuebloCOS in road cuts adjacent to rest area on I25 in limestonesCretaceousFort Hays|GreenhornAmmonites, Inoceramus,
PuebloPuebloCOS on I25CretaceousGreenhornammonites,
[?]Rio BlancoCOEoceneGreen RiverInsect fossils,
[?]Rio BlancoCOPaleocene?Rifle?Insects:Nematoceran, Pronemobius, Tipula, Eristalis, Coleopteran, Plecia,
Piceance Creek BasinRio BlancoCOAt oil shale mineEoceneGreen Riverfish-Knightia,
Elk riverRouttCOS4t7Nr85WCretaceousMancosInoceramus, Scaphites, fish scales - Portheus, Ichthyodectes, Baculites, Ostrea,
Trull Schoolhouse[?]RouttCOS28CretaceousMancosfossils{4}USGS search comes up with a Trull Creek (which is not labelled on the 1:25 map) near Lake Windemere at 40.5133N, 106.9589W. Other than that, nothing.40.5133N, 106.9589W. Questionable
OuraySan JuanCOE in cliffs adjacent to small waterfallPennsylvanianHermosaMyalina, other fossils,
OuraySan JuanCO2 km S in CliffsDevonianOurayabundant corals, worms, brachiopods, mollusks,
PlacervilleSan MiguelCO4.8km SE in San Miguel River ValleyPermianCutlervertebrates-Diadectes,
San MiguelSan MiguelCOTriassicChinle|DoloresFish-Cionichthys?,
AllisonSummitCO5 km N on W side of Piedra RiverPaleoceneAnimasvertebrates-Ectiocion,Phenacodus,
AllisonSummitCO3km N on E side of Piedra RiverPaleoceneAnimasvertebrates-Periptychus,Phenacodus,
FlorissantTellerCOArea exposures. The majority of the exposure is within the National Monument, but there are some beds exposed on Hwy1 N and S of the monument and on US 20 East and West of the town of FlorissantOligoceneFlorissantfossil plants, insects,
FlorissantTellerCOEoceneFish-Trichophanes,
FlorissantTellerCOarea lakebed exposuresOligocenesnakefly, Dobson Flies, robber fly, butterflies, plants, Tsetse flies, horseflies{4},
FlorissantTellerCOClare Quarry (Fee)Tertiaryinsects,
FlorissantTellerCOfor fee collecting at Indian Crafts and Construction Co. Probably long since out of business.?,
[?]WeldCOSW1/4S1/2S24R59T10Miocene (Barstow)Pawnee CreekMammals-Aphelops,Calippus,Miolabis,Protolabis,
Big Spring QuarryWeldCOarea exposuresMiocene (Barstow)Pawnee Creekmammals-Aepycamelus,Aphelops,Desmatippus,Dromomeryx,Miolabis,Scaphohippus,Tomarctus,
Big SpringsWeldCOMiocene (Barstow)Pawnee Creekturtles-Geochelone,
East ValleyWeldCOMiocene (Barstow)Pawnee Creekmammals-Protolabis,Prosynthetoceras,
Fossil HillWeldCOSection 8Miocene (Barstow)Pawnee Creekmammals-Aphelops,
Fossil Ridge-GreeleyWeldCOpelecypod Pinna?,
GroverWeldCOArea exposureMiocene (Barstow)Pawnee CreekTurtles-Geochelone,
Horse and Mastodon QuarryWeldCOMiocene (Barstow)Pawnee CreekAelurodon,Aepycamelus,Aphelops,Cosoryx,Desmatippus,Dromomeryx,Homocamelus,Hypohippus,Megahippus,Merychippus,Metalabis,Miolabis,Protolabis,Ustatochoerus,Zygolophodon;Turtles-Geochelone,
KalouseWeldCOarea exposuresdinosaur bones, petrified wood{4},
Keota RdWeldCOarea exposures in Canyons W of Keota RdMiocene (Barstow)Pawnee Creekmammals-Aphelops,
Pawnee ButtesWeldCOEastOligoceneBrulemammals-Prosynthetoceras,
Pawnee ButtesWeldCOarea exposuresOligoceneDuchesne?mammal bones,
Pawnee ButtesWeldCOSE at Pawnee QuarryMiocene (Barstow)Pawnee Creekturtles-Geochelone,
Pawnee ButtesWeldCO4.8km WMiocene (Barstow)Pawnee CreekTurtles-Geochelone,
Pawnee ButtesWeldCOMiocene (Barstow)Pawnee Creekmammals-Agriochoerus,Amphicyon,Aphelops,Blastomeryx,Daphoenus ,Daphoenus,Eumys,Hesperocyon,Hypisodus,Hyracodon,Megalagus,Merychippus,Merychyus,Miniochoerus,Miomastodon,Moropus,Palaeogale,Palaeolagus,Paradjidaumo,Parahippus,Protohippus,Protolabis,...,
Quarry HillWeldCO3.2km SMiocene (Barstow)Pawnee CreekTurtles-Geochelone,
Quarry HillWeldCONEMiocene (Barstow)Pawnee CreekTurtles-Geochelone,
ArickareeYumaCOnear Beecher Island in Arickaree RiverMioceneMiocene mammals - Teleoceras,
BethelFairfieldCTin Pleistocene Bethel MarlPleistoceneBethelCampeloma, Galba, Gyraulus, Helisoma, Pisidium, Planorbella, Valvata, Musculium, Sphaerium,
Lake SaltonstallFairfieldCTTriassic-JurassicNewarkfish fossils upper bed,
BerlinHartfordCTarea exposuresTriassicNewarkfish fossils lower bed, tracks,
BerlinHartfordCTarea exposuresTriassicNewarkfish fossils lower bed, tracks,
BerlinHartfordCTRoad cuts along CT372TriassicNewarktracks, plants,
BerlinHartfordCTI91-CT9 InterchangeTriassicNewarktracks, plants, fish,
BristolHartfordCTTriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants, Tracks Plants - Conifers, Cycads, Ferns, Rushes,
Buckland StationHartfordCT1.6km N of Buckland Station, CT Dinosaur bones. Ammosaurus major. The head and fore parts of the specimen were incorporated into a bridge over Bigelow Brook in Manchester. Yaleosaurus and Anchisaurus solus were also found here.Triassic-JurassicNewark?,
East WindsorHartfordCTat Ketch's MillsTriassic-JurassicNewarkdinosaur bones,
HartfordHartfordCTState Park at Rocky Hill South of Hartford East of exit 23 from I-91) displays many footprints and tracks. There are provisions for making casts of footprints.Triassic-JurassicNewarkEubrontes, Grallator {7},
ManchesterHartfordCTin area exposures and 2 km N of Buckland Station in quarryTriassic-JurassicNewarkAnchisaurus, Ammosaurus, YaleosaurusThe nomenclature of the genera found at this quarry is very complicated with quite a few names having been assigned and discarded over many decades. I think the three names cited here are the survivors.,
ManchesterHartfordCTTriassic-JurassicNewarkDinosaur bones,
Newgate PrisonHartfordCTIn Granby?Triassic-JurassicNewarkPlants - Conifers, Cycads, Ferns, Rushes,
NewingtonHartfordCTTriassic-JurassicNewarkabout 400 tracks taken from small area in 1960s,
North BloomfieldHartfordCTTriassic-JurassicNewarkfish fossils,
NorthamptonHartfordCT(more likely Northampton, MA)Triassic-JurassicNewarkReptile Prints - Eubrontes,
Rocky HillHartfordCTTriassic-JurassicNewarkfish fossils, Reptile beds,
Rocky Hill State ParkHartfordCTE of Exit 23 from I91 off West Street near Veteran's HomeTriassic-JurassicNewarkDinosaur footprints, museum - Eubrontes,
Sawmill HollowHartfordCT7 km SW of Middletown in red SandstoneTriassic-JurassicNewarkfish Catopterus,
SimsburyHartfordCT800m S of RR Station in Simsbury, CTTriassicNewarkReptile Bones,
SimsburyHartfordCTin quarry S of RR stationTriassic-JurassicNewarkSaurian bones - Rutiodon, Clepsysaurus,
SouthingtonHartfordCTTriassic-JurassicNewarkfish fossils lower bed, Plants - Conifers, Cycads, Ferns, Rushes,
SouthingtonHartfordCTAt abandoned quarry near Shuttle Meadow Reservoir, 41d37.694mN, 072d50.013mW TriassicShuttle MeadowPlants, reptile footprints,fish41d37.694mN, 072d50.013mW
Southington?HartfordCTIn road cuts along I84 at Cooks Gap near 41d40.50mN, 72d49.25mWTriassicShuttle MeadowPlants41d40.50mN, 72d49.25mW
SuffieldHartfordCTTracks near Enfield BridgeTriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants - Conifers, Cycads, Ferns, Rushes,
TarrifvilleHartfordCTTriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants -Conifers, Cycads, Ferns, Rushes,
WethersfieldHartfordCTFound during construction of Church of the Incarnation on Prospect StreetTriassicNewarkDinosaur tracks,
WethersfieldHartfordCTIn Cove on Connecticut River and 3.2km to the South of the cove.TriassicNewarkNumerous reptile footprints,
WethersfieldHartfordCTTracks in Red Shale In Cove on Connecticut RiverTriassic-JurassicNewarktracks,
WethersfieldHartfordCTTracks in Red Shale In Cove on Connecticut River 3.5 km S of previous locationTriassic-JurassicNewarktracks,
WindsorHartfordCTMatianuck AvenueHolocene (13500 BP)Plant fossils,
WoodburyLitchfieldCTSequence of Triassic rocks in Cherry Valley Similar to those in the Connecticut ValleyTriassic-JurassicNewark?,
Pomperaug ValleyLitchfield?CTSame sequence of Rocks as Connecticut ValleyTriassic-JurassicNewark?,
DurhamMiddlesexCTalong Field Creek 500 meters W of Hwy (CT17) from Middlefield to Durham from just SW of Middlefield to Durham city limits just N of Waterfalls in a series of exposures area fish fossils lower and upper bed . Many generaTriassic-JurassicNewarkplants, Tracks Redfieldia,Plants - Conifers, Cycads,Ferns, Rushes Also Mormolucoides, Semionotus, Ptycholepis,,
DurhamMiddlesexCTAlong Field Creek 500 meters W of Hwy (CT17) from Middlefield to Durham from just SW of Middlefield to Durham city limits just N of Waterfalls in a series of exposures area fish fossils lower and upper bedTriassic-JurassicNewarkSemionotus, Ptycholepis, Many genera , Plants, Tracks, Redfieldia, Plants - Conifers, Cycads, Ferns, Rushes Also Mormolucoides,
DurhamMiddlesexCTlakebed depositsCarboniferousWell preserved fish fossilsOriginal says Durham, MA -- but there seems to be no such town,
MiddlefieldMiddlesexCTTriassicLockatongDinosaur tracks,
MiddlefieldMiddlesexCTTriassic-JurassicNewarkfish fossils upper bed, tracks. Plants - Conifers, Cycads, Ferns, Rushes, Insects,
MiddletonMiddlesexCTIn RR Cut near Middletown, CTTriassicNewarkTriassic arthropods (ostracods?)Both spellings 'Middleton' and 'Middletown' seem to be in use -- seems to be the same place.,
Old SaybrookMiddlesexCTJurassic dinosaur tracksAnomoepus,
PortlandMiddlesexCTIn Brownstone quarries at 41d34.50mN, 72d38.50m'WTriassicNewarkNumerous dinosaur tracks41d34.50mN, 72d38.50mW
PortlandMiddlesexCTFootprints in old building stone quarries on E bank of Connecticut RiverTriassic-JurassicNewark7 Genera Otozoum,
PortlandMiddlesexCTin shale close to trap rock RidgeTriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants - Conifers, Cycads, Ferns, Rushes,
HigbyMiddlesex?CTTriassic-JurassicNewarkfish fossils lower bed, tracks,
WestfieldMiddlesex?CTTriassic-JurassicNewarkfish fossils,
Bluff HeadNew HavenCTfish fossils lower bedTriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants, Tracks,
CheshireNew HavenCTAt I491-CT84 junctionTriassicNew Havendinosaur bones-Erpetosuchus,
Fair HavenNew HavenCTin quarry near the Perry St Bridge over the Quinnipiac RiverTriassic-JurassicNewarkbones (Stegomus plates),
Fair HavenNew HavenCTarea - In a quarry near the Ferry Street Bridge over the Quinnipiac RiverTriassic-JurassicNewarkReptile bones.,
New HavenNew HavenCTin sandstoneTriassicNewarkReptile bones - Hypsognathus,
New HavenNew HavenCTin area exposures of New Haven ArkoseTriassic-JurassicNewarkphytosaur, aetosaur, crocodile remains in area exposures of New Haven Arkose - Stegomus,
New HavenNew HavenCTarea exposuresTriassic-JurassicNewarkreptile bones in arkosic deposits,
North BranfordNew HavenCTOn Totoket Mtn near Bluff HeadTriassicShuttle Meadowfish-Redfieldius,
North GuilfordNew HavenCTBluff Head. There may be multiple sitesTriassicShuttle Meadowfish-Redfieldius,Semionotus,Whitea,
North GuilfordNew HavenCTOn slope of Totoket MtnTriassicShuttle Meadowfish-Ptycholepis,
Pistapaug MtNew HavenCTE of Pistapaug Mt in CTTriassic-JurassicNewarkfish fossils,
South BritainNew HavenCTin exposure on Pomperaug RiverTriassicfish,
SouthburyNew HavenCTTriassic-JurassicNewarkfish fossils lower bed, Plants - Conifers, Cycads, Ferns, Rushes,
Totoket MtnNew HavenCTW slope of Totoket Mt in CTTriassic-JurassicNewarkvertebrates. fish and reptile remains in black shales,
Totoket MtnNew HavenCTat 'Bluff Head', fossils in black lakebed shales interbedded with limestones. 19th Century locality rediscovered in 1969. Now a Connecticut State Park. http://www.monmouth.com/~bcornet/blufhead.htmTriassicShuttle MeadowAbundant fish Redfieldius, Ptycholepis, Semionotus, coprolites, leaf impressions,
North BranfieldNew Haven?CTTriassic-JurassicNewarktracks near Sugar Loaf Tunnel,
EllingtonTollandCTTriassic-JurassicNewarkbones,
Laurel Brook ReservoirMiddlesexCT?Near Laurel Brook Reservoir in Black ShalesTriassic-JurassicNewark?,
MiddletownMiddlesexCT?Triassic-JurassicNewarkinsect fossils (Mormolucoides articulates) in Triassic deposits, Tracks, Plants - Conifers, Cycads, Ferns, Rushes,
Washington-DCIn area excavations and cutsCretaceousArundelCreosaurus vertebrae,
Washington-DCDinosaur vertebrae in the Washington, DC areaCretaceousPotomac?,
Washington-DCIn excavation at 1st and Channing Street NW in 1942CretaceousPotomacdinosaur boneshttp://www.jhu.edu/~jhumag/696web/dinosaur.html,
Washington-DCIn excavation at 1st and F street in 1898CretaceousPotomacdinosaur boneshttp://www.jhu.edu/~jhumag/696web/dinosaur.html,
Washington-DCalong Good Hope HillCretaceous-TertiarySharks teeth in greensand,
DoverKentDEat Dover AFB at KT BoundaryCretaceous-PaleoceneForams (Heterohelix, Globotruncana){4},
Pollack FarmKentDEEast of U.S. Route 13 on the divide between the Leipsic River and Alston BranchMioceneCheswold SandIchnofossils-Ophiomorpha,Skolithos, vertebrates,mollusks,radiolariansThe Miocene beds were partially or entirely below the water table and were exposed only while pumped dry while being excavated for road fill. Site was backfilled after excavation completedhttp://www.deldot.net/static/projects/archaeology/pollack/index.shtml39d14m08sN 75d34m36sW
C&D CanalNew CastleDEN side of canal 160m W of Reedy Point Bridge. In US Army Corps Engineers work area accessible by gravel road in late 2006CretaceousNavesink?Belemnites;Exogyra;Pycnodonte;brachiopods;bivalvesmisc fossils -- 39d33.593mN 075d34.784mW,
C&D CanalNew CastleDEImmediately W of St Georges Bridge -- old spoil pile removed by construction of new bridgeCretaceousNavesink?A very few fossilsAs of late 2006,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDE500 meters E of Summit Bridge on S bank in deep cutCretaceousEnglishtown?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDE200 meters E of St Georges Bridge on S bankCretaceousMt Laurel?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDE200 meters E of St Georges Bridge on S bankCretaceousMt Laurel?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDE1 Km W of St Georges - Variant Mt Laurel faunas on spoil pile.CretaceousNavesink|Mt Laurel?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDEPoorly preserved fossils in the Navesink-Mt Laurel Formation in the South Bank at the RR bridge.CretaceousNavesink|Mt Laurel?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDES bank 1800 meters E of bridge at St Georges (Biggs Farm). This exposure is enclosed in a steel bulkhead which prevents erosion and, to a great extent, collecting as well.CretaceousNavesink|Mt Laurel?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDEOn the South bank about 1.6km East of St George at 'Biggs Farm'.CretaceousNavesink|Mt Laurel200 species - mostly mollusks but corals sponges, trace fossils, crustacea and vertebrates -- have been collected here. The main outcrop is enclosed in a small overgrown iron frame.,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDE3-5 km E of the Pennsylvania RR bridge along the high canal banksCretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDE300 meters W of Summit BridgeCretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDE300 meters W of the Pennsylvania RR bridge in the S bank of the canalCretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDE30m W of the Pennsylvania RR bridge in the S bank of the canalCretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDE800 meters S of Lorwood Grove on the S bank of the canalCretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDEN Bank 500 meters N of canal just E of and 500 meters East of RR bridgeCretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDEon the North Bank Spoil piles near St GeorgesCretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDEOn the North Bank Spoil piles near St GeorgesCretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDES bank 300 meters E of bridge at St GeorgesCretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDE2.4km W of St Georges on the S bank of the canalCretaceousFish fragments - Enchodus,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDE2 km E on S bank of canal at Biggs FarmCretaceousmammals(?), corals, vertebrates,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDECretaceouspelecypod Pycnodonte,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalNew CastleDE500 meters E of Reedy Point Bridge on Both Banks in spoil heapsCretaceousShark teeth, protozoans, porifera, bryozoa, coelenterata, crinoids, brachiopods, mollusks, annelids arthropods,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-E-Delaware CityNew CastleDEBetween the MD896 Bridge and Delaware CityCretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-EastNew CastleDEMost collecting is done in spoil piles on both banks. Specific Areas:St George Bridge, Reedy Pt Bridge, Biggs Farm, Delaware CityCretaceousNavesinkSee listings for formationsSome Marshalltown fossils at West End. Marshalltown passes below water level about 400m E of St JohnAbundant, well preserved fossils -- Exogyra, belemnites, shark and mosasaur teeth. Many other fossils,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-U-Station3[?]New CastleDEA fossil reef at 'Station 3'CretaceousCan't locate Station 3,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-UnknownNew CastleDEThese are locations that I can't pin down and assign to either the East or West groups Outcrops=Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-U-Station3Cretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-W-MD line1New CastleDEIn spoil bank on N side of Canal 1km E of MD-DE lineCretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-W-MD line2New CastleDEIn spoil bank on N side of Canal 4.8km E of MD-DE lineCretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-W-RR BridgeNew CastleDEAround base of RR bridge on N side of Canal -Digging strongly discouragedCretaceousFossils,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-W-RR Bridge3New CastleDE800 meters E of the Pennsylvania RR bridge in the N spoil bank of the canal in the Merchantville FormationCretaceousMerchantville?,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-W-St Georges1New CastleDEIn Merchantville fm at St Georges -mollusks - OstreaCretaceousMerchantville?,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-W-Summit BridgeNew CastleDEN Bank 2 km E of Summit Bridge in Mt Laurel FormationCretaceous?,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-W-Summit Bridge1New CastleDEN Bank, 1000 meters and 1200 meters E of Summit Bridge in Englishtown FormationCretaceousEnglishtown?,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-W-Summit Bridge2New CastleDEfrom 1.2 to 3 km E of Summit Bridge on N bank in spoils from deep cutCretaceousEnglishtown|Marshalltown?,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-W-Summit Bridge3New CastleDES Bank, 300 meters E of Summit Bridge in Merchantville FormationCretaceousMerchantville?,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal-WestNew CastleDEThe 'Deep Cut' exposures. 3 Formations W to E Merchantville,Englishtown,Marshalltown-outcrops-RR Bridge,MD Line,Summit Bridge,St GeorgesCretaceousMatawan Group (Merchantville|Englishtown|Marshalltown)See listings for outcrops,
DelawareNew CastleDEin sandy canal spoil piles E of Rt 9CretaceousMt Laurelbryozoa, Cephalopods, Gastropods, Pelecypods,
Delaware CityNew CastleDEalong Chesapeake and Delaware canal on E side of Reedy Point Bridge on N bank in small cleared areaCretaceousExogyra, Belemnitella, Pycnodonte,
Lums Pond State ParkNew CastleDEIt has been reported that some sharks teeth can be found at the water's edge eroded from the Cretaceous-Marshalltown Formation on the North side of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal near Lums Pond State Park.CretaceousMarshalltownshark teethI attempted to check out this area once. No fossils. Lots of nasty ankle deep, sticky, clay-DJK,
MD+DENew CastleDEAlong the entire Chesapeake and Delaware canal in various formationsCretaceous Upperwell preserved bivalves, gastropods, ammonites.(Note -- don't believe this one. Excellent fossils can be found along the canal, but be prepared to spend a lot of time searching out localities-DJK),
MiddletownNew CastleDES on DE896 At state sand a gravel pitPleistocenePlant impressions,
OdessaNew CastleDEIn area exposures around Odessa and Galenapetrified wood,
Pennsylvania RR BridgeNew CastleDEOn S side of bridge in 1m thick by 300m long sandy LensCretaceousMerchantvilleGastropods-Turritella,Graciliala,Arrhoges,Xenophora;Ammonites-Scaphites;Bivalves-Arcoida,Nemodon,Lithophaga,Anomia,Exogyra,Ostrea,Etea,Tellina,Pholas?,
Reedy Point BridgeNew CastleDEIn overgrown spoil piles at base of bridge -- digging requiredCretaceousbelemnites, echinoids, small vertebrate teeth - fish,sharks,mosasaurs,
St GeorgesNew CastleDEW in spoil piles along Chesapeake and Delaware canal from 3-4m of green-gray Marshalltown sand below Navesink Fm and above Englishtown FmCretaceousMarshalltownBivalves-Cardium,Cucullaea,Cyprimeria,Exogyra,Agerostrea,Trigonia;Ammonites-Menuites,Didymoceras,Baculites,Pachydiscus,shark and fish teethhttp://paleodb.org/cgi-bin/bridge.pl?action=displayCollectionDetails&collection_no=35048;http://paleodb.org/cgi-bin/bridge.pl?action=displayCollectionDetails&collection_no=27570,
Summit BridgeNew CastleDEnear Summit BridgeCretaceousMerchantvillereptile-Pternadon,
Cape HenlopenSussexDEalong beach from Cape Henlopen to Fenwick IslandPleistoceneinvertebrates and petrified wood,
DagsboroSussexDEin Omar Formation at MD113 crossing of Pepper CreekPleistocenemarine fossilsDagsboro is in Delaware, near the MD line. Site is in MD?,
DagsboroSussexDES On DE113 at Pepper Creek BridgePleistoceneMarine fossils,
Lewes and Rehobeth CanalSussexDEIn excavations along Lewes and Rehobeth CanalPleistocene-Holoceneshells{4},
Ocean ViewSussexDEalong Assawoman canalHolocene-Pleistoceneshells{4},
Sussex CountySussexDEIn well boringsTertiarymarine fossils{4},
FeltonKentDE?Along shores of Coursey and Killan PondsMioceneChesapeake Grouppoorly preserved faunasOriginal says Felton, Kent County, MD. There does not seem to be a Felton, MD, but Felton, DE seems to fit,
Marianna Limestone[?]FLin Northern part of stateProCarcharodon,
West Florida[?]FLCanal dredgings and highway fill along 'Alligator Alley'shark teeth,
West Florida[?]FLCanal dredgings and highway fill along US41shark teeth,
ArcherAlachuaFL16 km S 2 km E of RR StationPlioceneAlachua Clayvertebrates; rhinoceros, mastodons, Hippotherium(horse), Auchenia(llama),
ArcherAlachuaFLIn area ditches, cuts, quarries, pitsPlioceneAlachua Clayvertebrates; rhinoceros, mastodons, Hippotherium, Auchenia,
GainesvilleAlachuaFLNW at Devil's Mills Hopper in walls of sinkholeMioceneHawthorneechinoids (Cassidulus), mollusks,
GainesvilleAlachuaFL10 km SW near ArredondoEocene UpperOcala LimestoneNummulites,
GainesvilleAlachuaFLNW In area exposures in Hogtown Creek basinEoceneray teeth, shark teeth, fish teeth ,
Neals(?)AlachuaFLIn area phosphate minesvertebrate teeth Equus, Tapirus, Mastodon,
NewberryAlachuaFLIn area phosphate minesvertebrate teeth Equus, Tapirus, Mastodon,
Santa Fe SpringsAlachua?FLPleistoceneEquus, Tapirus, Peccaries,
Lake CityBakerFLIn area quarriesmany fossils.,
Econfina RiverBayFL2 km below Hwy bridge s4t1sr13wCancellaria,
Panama CityBayFLon Farley Creek and Ten Mile Creek, along banksMioceneChipolaWell preserved mollusks,
Red Oak ChurchCalhounFL300m N in bed Farley Creek under FL275 bridge in fossiliferous sandMiocene UpperChipola?,
Punta GordaCharlotteFLE on Hwy 17 at W end of Bridge over shell creek http://www.treasuresites.com/members/fossil.htmabundant shark teeth, Shells ,
Peace RiverCharlotte?FLon bed of river accessible to surface divers using snorkels and masksvertebrates,
Peace River above Wachulla SpringsCharlotte?FLPleistoceneMammoth, Tapirus,
Citrus CountyCitrusFLIn area phosphate minesMastodon, Hipparion,
HernandoCitrusFLIn area phosphate pitsNummulites,
OwensboroCitrusFLIn Limestone quarryEocene UpperOcalaNummulites,
Black CreekClayFLIn area phosphate pits in phosphatic marlsinvertebrates,
OchopeeCollierFLMioceneTamiamiechinoderms,
White SpringsColumbiaFL1400 meters N on small island in Suwannee Rivermollusks - Scaphander, Orthaulax, Ampullina, Calliostoma, Dentalium, Glycymeris, Modiolus, Chione, etc{4},
[?]DeSotoFLArea pebble Phosphate depositsMioceneBone Valleyshark teeth , ray teeth, marine mammal bones, invertebrate casts, silicified corals - mastodon, rhinoceros, horse, turtles camels, alligator{4},
ArcadiaDeSotoFLPliocenePeace creekVertebrates -Elephas, Tapirus, Mammut, Odocoileus, Bison, Equus, Chlamytherium.,
ArcadiaDeSotoFLPliocenePeace creekvertebrates -Elephas, Tapirus, Mammut, Odocoileus, Bison, Equus, Chlamytherium.,
ArcadiaDeSotoFLat FL760 bridge over Peace River http://www.treasuresites.com/members/fossil.htmshark teeth ,
Peace CreekDeSotoFLall along length of creekPliocenePeace CreekElephas, Tapirus, Mammut, Odocoileus, Bison, Equus, Hippotherium, Cervus, Megalonyx, Glyptodon, Hoplophorus, Manatus, Alligator, Fish -- Carcharodon, Galeocerdo, Myliobatis.,
Shell CreekDeSotoFLpelecypod Tellina,
JacksonvilleDuvalFLspoil banks along St Johns River.?,
JacksonvilleDuvalFLat city waterworkscasts and molds of Pecten and Carditamera,
JacksonvilleDuvalFLon A1A at Ponte Verde Beachfish--shark bones and teeth,
JacksonvilleDuvalFLat Fernandina Beachshark teeth and land vertebrate bones,
QuincyGadsdenFLIn fuller's earth minesCypraea, Murex, Fulgur, Modulus, Crucibulum, Arca, Pecten, Cardita, Chione, Carolia,
Ichetucknee RiverGilchristFLPleistoceneMegalonyx (sloth) teeth,
Thomas FarmGilchristFLMioceneHawthorne (Hemingford)vertebrates-reptiles-Alligator;turtles-Geochelone,
Thomas FarmGilchristFLin sinkhole exposure http://www.treasuresites.com/members/fossil.htmMiocenefossils ,
Ichetucknee RiverGilchrist,ColumbiaFLPleistocenemammals-Mammut,
Banana CreekGladesFLIn tributary of Caloosahatchee River in fresh water MarlChlamys, Helisoma, Cerithium, Anomalocardia, Laevicardium,
Harnby Canal(?)GladesFLLake OkeechobeeGastropods, Typhis, OlivellaProbably 'Harney Pond canal',
Moore HavenGladesFLPlioceneCaloosahatcheeMollusks - Turritella,
Ortona LocksGladesFL400 meters W of Atlantic Coast Line bridge near Coffee Mill HammockChione, Transennella, Bulla, Olivella,
Ortona LocksGladesFLnear locks in marine marlVermicularia, Arca, Bothrocorbula, Phacoides, Cerithium, Hanetia, Mitra,
EllavilleHamiltonFL6.5 km above on Suwannee River on Right bankRhyncholampas,
White SpringsHamiltonFLalong banks of Suwannee Rivercoral heads, Ostrea, shark teeth, bone fragments.,
White SpringsHamiltonFLat RR trestle to Wechinoids,
White SpringsHamiltonFLIn area quarriesechinoids,
Withlacoochee RiverHamilton?FLPleistocene?mammals:Pseudoceras,
Caloosahatchee RiverHendryFLGastropod Vasum, Ficus,
Caloosahatchee RiverHendryFLfor 24km along river in vicinity of Ft Denaudpelecypods-Ostrea,Pecten,Lima,Placunanomia,Thracia,Chlamys,Bulinus,
Ft DenaudHendryFL2 to 4 km NAbundant faunas,
Ft DenaudHendryFLW in banks of Caloosahatchee Riverpelecypods - Ostrea, Pecten, Lima, Placunanomia, Thracia, Chlamys, Balanus,
Ft Denaud near La BelleHendryFLIn Lower bank of Caloosahatchee River at Ft Denaud bridge 3.2km E of La BellePleistoceneFort Thompsonmollusks-Anadara Tertiary Gastropods Xenophora, Murex, Conus, Coral: Siderastrea, Meandrina,
Ft Denaud near La BelleHendryFLGastropods -Planorbis, Clathrodrillia,
Ft ThompsonHendryFL2.5 km N of La Belle along Caloosahatchee RiverMiocene-PlioceneChione, Turritella,
La BelleHendryFL3 km E near Ft Denaud Bridgemollusks, corals,
Tri-Britton RanchHendryFLTri-Britton site http://utweb.ut.edu/faculty/mmeers/res/dig/Pleistoceneterrestrial mammals, marine vertebrates,
Lake OkeechobeeHendry?FLin Alligator Alley and US41 canal fillsshark teeth,
BrookvilleHernandoFL11 km Nmany varieties of mollusks,
BrookvilleHernandoFL16 km NWmany varieties of mollusks,
BrookvilleHernandoFL2 km SWmany varieties of mollusks,
BrookvilleHernandoFL6 km Wmany varieties of mollusks,
BrookvilleHernandoFL8 km Wmany varieties of mollusks,
BrookvilleHernandoFLarea exposuresmany varieties of mollusks,
[?]HillsboroughFLArea pebble Phosphate depositsMioceneBone Valleyshark teeth , ray teeth, marine mammal bones, invertebrate casts, silicified corals - mastodon, rhinoceros, horse, turtles camels, alligator{4},
Apollo BeachHillsboroughFL9 km N of Ruskin on FL41Mioceneshark teeth vertebrates,
Apollo BeachHillsboroughFLS of Tampa W of FL41 http://www.treasuresites.com/members/fossil.htmshark teeth. mammal bones ,
Apollo BeachHillsboroughFLWell preserved shark teeth and land vertebrate bones,
Ballast Point-Tampa BayHillsboroughFLAltered Silicified CoralsMiocene?,
Ballast Point-Tampa BayHillsboroughFLSilicified coral and coral geodes,
Blackwater CreekHillsboroughFL4 km S of Pasco County Line in stream bed at Seaboard Air Line RR crossingMioceneTampa LimestoneMany Species of Mollusks,
Davis Is-Tampa BayHillsboroughFLSilicified coral and coral geodes,
Hillsborough River N of Tampa BayHillsboroughFLSilicified coral and coral geodes{4},
LeiseyHillsboroughFLin area excavationPleistoceneMammals, Petrified wood,
Leisey Shell Pit 1AHillsboroughFLLate Irvingtonian mammal bonesMammal Bones,
Orient ParkHillsboroughFLS between dam and FL60mollusks and corals,
Sixmile CreekHillsboroughFLbetween the RR tracks and the dam S of Orient ParkMioceneTampa LimestoneCorals and mollusks.,
Econfina CreekHolmesFLin exposures below water between FL20 and FL388 http://www.treasuresites.com/members/fossil.htmfossils ,
VeroIndian RiverFLIn banks of canalPleistoceneplants, birds, mammals, fish, Indian artifacts,
Vero BeachIndian RiverFLFossils along beaches N to Georgia State Line?,
MarianaJacksonFLEoceneOcala Limestonemammal bones - sirenians,
Flint RockJeffersonFL2 km ESE in quarrymollusks{4},
Lamont[?]JeffersonFLIn small exposure of Jackson bedsEoceneJacksonVenericardia, TurritellaOriginal listing is for Arkansas. It is doubtful that there is a Lamont in Arkansas although a Topozone search on Lamont does end up on a barren hilltop at 34.1N 92.275W in Grant County34.1N 92.275W possible
Aucilla RiverJefferson?FL9 km inland from mouth http://www.treasuresites.com/members/fossil.htmmammals, shark teeth ,
[?]LafayetteFL1 km W of Suwannee River and 1 km N of FL 250 in spoil piles from dredgingmollusks, ostracods, etc,
Suwannee RiverLafayetteFLin Quarry .8km N and .8km W of S-250 crossing of riverEoceneOcala Limestone?,
Suwannee RiverLafayetteFLVertebrates in old channel depositsMiocene (Arikareean)well preserved vertebrates,
Suwannee RiverLafayetteFLat mouth of river in mud http://www.treasuresites.com/members/fossil.htmshark teeth ,
EnterpriseLake,Monroe,VolusiaFLPleistocenemammal fossils - Dire Wolf, Camels, deer,
EnglewoodLeeFLat end of Manasota Beach Road http://www.treasuresites.com/members/fossil.htmabundant shark teeth. ,
LabelleLeeFLPlioceneTurtle bones -Trachemys.{4},
BloxhamLeonFLs8t1sr3w 1 km above highway bridge at abandoned mill on Harvey's Creekpelecypods{4},
EllentonLeonFL2 km away at Rocky Bluff on Manatee RiverMiocenemollusks -- Pecten, Perna, Venus, Arca{4},
Holland P.O.LeonFL2 km N in hard light-grey Limestone on bank of Ochlockonee River sw1/4 s16t1sr4wMiocene UpperPelecypods,
TallahasseeLeonFLat Jackson Bluff near dam on the East side of the Ochlocknee River in claysMioceneJackson Bluffmollusks.,
West SopchoppyLeonFLmany species - Carolia, Scutella,
Gulf HammockLevyFL4.5 km S SW of FL55EoceneInglisechinoids, corals,
Gulf HammockLevyFLSW on FL 55EoceneInglismollusks and echinoids.,
InglisLevyFLIn exposures on cross Florida Barge Canal 1.6km SEoceneInglisMollusks and echinoids.,
Inglis[?]LevyFL2 km Slarge echinoid and mollusk faunaOriginal says Ingles. Can't locate Ingles, but Ingles seems to be an occasional misspelling of Inglis,
WillistonLevyFL2km NE at Mixon's Bone BedMioceneAlucha ClayAnhinga,Ciconia,Dendrocygna,Grus,Podilymbus,Rollandia,Penelope,Alligator,Chrysemys,Deirochelys,TrionyxHemphill Age,
WillistonLevyFL2.4km NE at Mixon's Bone BedMiocene (Hemphill)Palucha ClayTurtles-Geochelone,
Alum BluffLibertyFL3.5 km N in road cut on old road to Watson's Landingpelecypods - Ecphora,
BristolLibertyFLat Alum Bluff on Apalachicola River, on Nature Conservancy property. 2 km by trial NE of end of Garden of Eden Road off of FL12. largest exposed geologic section in Florida (nearly 40 meters)Miocene LowerAlum Blufffossils,
BristolLibertyFL6.5 km N in silty sand on high bluff on E bank of Apalachicola RiverMioceneJackson Bluffgood mollusks,
BristolLibertyFLin high bluff on E bank of Apalachicola River 6.4km NMioceneJackson BluffMollusks.,
BristolLibertyFL10 km downstream near WoodsCancellaria,
Bristol (area)LibertyFL3.5 km N of Alum Bluff in road cut on old road to Watson's LandingMiocene Lower?Alum Bluffpelecypods - Ecphora,
HosfordLibertyFL3.5 km N on Big Creek at the site of a millCancellaria,
ManateeLibertyFLAt North CreekAlum Bluffmany fossils,
DunnellonMarionFLIn Cullen River MinePleistocenedeer teeth, Odocoileus,
Marion CountyMarionFLIn area quarriesEocene UpperOcala Limestonemany fossil species,
Marion CountyMarionFLIn area phosphate minesmastodon, Hipparion,
OcalaMarionFLEoceneOcala Limestoneechinoderms,
OcalaMarionFLon mine dumpsbrachiopods,
OcalaMarionFLarea quarriesfossils,
OcalaMarionFL400 meters NNummulites,
OcalaMarionFLarea quarriesNummulites,
OcalaMarionFLSW part of city quarriesNummulites,
OcalaMarionFLFlorida Lime Co pitturtle bones,
ReddickMarionFLFissure and caves. Cited as major site for Rancho LaBrean faunaPleistoceneMammal BonesOriginal source says Reddick IA but that's possibly a site designator (I-A) not a state abbreviation,
[?]Miami-DadeFLPlioceneCaloosahatcheemollusks - Arca,
MiamiMiami-DadeFLBryozoa Schizoporella,
BrownsvilleMiami-Dade?FLalong Peace Rivershark teeth, mammal bones and teeth.,
Fernandina BeachNassauFLN of JacksonvilleMioceneshark teeth, vertebrates,
Belle GladePalm BeachFLalong US27 to and around Moore Haven in pits and road cutsPlioceneCaloosahatcheemollusks, corals,echinoids,
Belle GladePalm BeachFLW along US27 to La Belle-Moore Haven in road, canal and pit exposuresPlioceneCaloosahatcheeWell preserved mollusks, corals, echinoids.,
South BayPalm BeachFLPit of South Bay Water Plant and in overlying PleistocenePlioceneCaloosahatcheemollusks and corals.,
South BayPalm BeachFLat South Bay Water Plantmollusks, corals,
HudsonPascoFL2 km NLyria, Orthaulax, Cerithium, Turritella, Cypraea, Thracia, Cardium, Panopea, Teredo,
HudsonPascoFL3.5 km NLyria, Orthaulax, Cerithium, Turritella, Cypraea, Thracia, Cardium, Panopea, Teredo,
New Port RicheyPascoFLFossils along beaches N past Sarasota.?,
New Port RicheyPascoFLto S at Bailey's BluffSilicified coral,
ZepherhillsPascoFL4 km S in pits on Florida trap Rock Co propertyOligoceneSuwannee LimestoneCerithium, Turritella, Ampullina, Glycymeris, Lima, Modiolus, Chione, Teredo, etc.,
Tarpon SpringsPinellasFLarea exposureschalcedony and silicified corals and fossils,
Tarpon SpringsPinellasFL2 km away along Anclote River in LimestoneNummulites,
[?]PolkFLArea pebble Phosphate depositsMioceneBone Valleyshark teeth , ray teeth, marine mammal bones, invertebrate casts, silicified corals - mastodon, rhinoceros, horse, turtles camels, alligator{4},
[?]PolkFLMioceneBone ValleyVertebrates-Agriotherium,Calippus,Calippus,Carcharodon,Edaphocyon,Metaxytherium,Monachus,Nannippus,Platygonus,Plesiogulo,Pliohippus,Pseudhipparion,Tapirus,
Agrico MinePolkFLMioceneBone ValleyVertebrates-Gomphotherium,Hexameryx,Metaxytherium,Nannippus,Neohipparion,
BartowPolkFLMioceneBone Valley?Shark--ray denticles -- Trygon, Myliobatis.,
Bone ValleyPolkFLin Phosphate pitsMiocene-PleistoceneAlligator, Merychippus, Nannippus, Hipparion, Neohipparion (horses),
BrewsterPolkFLMioceneBone ValleyVertebrates-Gavialosuchus,Tomistoma,
BrewsterPolkFLMioceneBone Valley?Gar Fish scales, Whale bones, Porpoises,
BrewsterPolkFLMioceneBone Valley?Gar Fish scales, Whale bones, Porpoises,
Ft MeadePolkFLAt Cargill Fertilizer quarry on Peeples Roadvertebrates,
Ft Meade Phosphate areaPolkFLMioceneHawthorneEchinoderms,
LakelandPolkFL11 km NESilicified coral,
MulberryPolkFLIn area phosphate quarriesMioceneBone Valleyabundant Fossils,
MulberryPolkFLArea phosphate mines. Museum at intersection of FL37 and FL 60.MioceneBone Valleymarine vertebrate fossils,
Payne Creek MinePolkFLMioceneBone ValleyVertebrates-Alligator,
Peace CreekPolkFLIn regional phosphate moundsBison, Glyptodonts, Armadillo, Tapirus, Equus, Hipparion, Odocoileus, Elephas, Chlamytherium, Hoplophorus, Glyptodon,
Phosphoria MinePolkFLMioceneBone ValleyVertebrates-Ballistes,fish vertebrae,
WachulaPolkFLIn Peace River BedsPleistoceneMammals - Boreostracon, Megatherian (armadillos, Sloths),
WachulaPolkFLalong riverfossils,
Amalgamated Phosphate Co minePolk,HillsboroughFLMioceneBone ValleyVertebrates-Gavialosuchus(a crocodile),
American Agricultural Chemicals Co minePolk,HillsboroughFLMioceneBone ValleyVertebrates-Osteoborus,
NashuaPutnamFLIn 160cm of Marlabundant shells,
St Johns RiverPutnamFL200 meters upstream from Atlantic Coast Line RR bridgePlioceneNashuaabundant fossils,
Casey KeySarasotaFL9 km S from Sarasota to Osprey then E on Hwy 789 to key. Along beach on offshore in sand http://www.levins.com/dinosaur.shtmlMiocene?shark teeth - Carcharodon ,
Casperson BeachSarasotaFLClosed to collectingshark teeth. Mammals,
FruitvilleSarasotaFLShell pit of Macasphalt Co just off I75 at exit 39. Open Saturdays, for small fee as of 1987.Miocene-Pleistocenemollusks and Vertebrates -- both marine and terrestrial. Large, and well preserved,
Manasota BeachSarasotaFLoff FL776 on intercoastal waterwayMiocene?abundant small shark teeth,
Manasota BeachSarasotaFLat intercoastal waterwayshark teeth,
Manasota KeySarasotaFLFrom Stump Pass N to Venice along beachMioceneShark Teeth,
SarasotaSarasotaFLin Warren Brother's pit 1.6km EPleistocenePinecrestOysters, biostromes, mollusks, corals,
Anastasia IsSt JohnsFLopposite St Augustine in coquinaabundant shells.,
Florida Coast Line CanalSt JohnsFL51.2km N of St AugustineTurtle bones,
Inland WaterwaySt JohnsFL51.2 km S of St AugustineMammut, Elephas, Mylodon, Equus, whale bones,
Jacksonville BeachSt JohnsFLE of FL90 the N on A1A to Beach http://www.treasuresites.com/members/fossil.htmshark teeth-Galeocerdo, land mammal bones ,
Mickler's PointSt JohnsFLaccess to Ponte Vedra BeachMioceneshark teethNo Google hits on Mickler's Point, but Mickler's Landing is at Ponte Vedra Beach,
Ponte Vedra BeachSt JohnsFLMioceneshark and fish bones,
Indian RiverSt LucieFLS along Canal banksturtle bones, Testudo, Gopherus, Terrapene,
St CatherinesSumterFLIn St Catherine's Rock Company quarry W of St Catherines and S of RR tracks.EoceneOcala LimestoneMollusk casts and echinoids.,
St CatherinesSumterFLS of RR tracks in quarrymollusk casts, echinoids,
Live OakSuwanneeFL2.5 km N in old Lyle quarrymollusks,
Suwannee Sulphur SpringSuwanneeFLOligoceneSuwannee Limestonemollusks,
WacissaSuwanneeFL13-16 km E in road cutsCerithium, Cardium, Tellina, Rhyncholampas,
WacissaSuwanneeFLunder water in Wacissa Creek 2 km S of town http://www.treasuresites.com/members/fossil.htmfossils ,
Walker SpringSuwanneeFL400 meters S of RR and 800 meters SE of depot in Hwy cutCerithium, Chlamys, Phacoides, Teredo,
PerryTaylorFL15.5 km SE along Highwaymollusks,
De Leon SpringsVolusiaFL1 km SCrepidula, Ostrea, Carditamera, Mulinia,
Orange CityVolusiaFLat Blue SpringsPleistocenemammals-Mammut,
St Johns RiverVolusiaFL11 km below Sanford RR bridge on E sidePlioceneMany Species of Shells,
St Johns RiverVolusiaFL8 km below Sanford RR bridge on E sidePlioceneMany Species of Shells,
ChipleyWaltonFL11 km SW, 2 km N of DuncanOligoceneMarianna LimestoneOrbitoides, Pecten,
ChipleyWaltonFL4 km SEOligoceneMarianna LimestoneOrbitoides, Pecten,
Defuniak SpringsWaltonFLoff Country Road 238 W of Alaqua Methodist Church in road cut and creekbeds http://www.treasuresites.com/members/fossil.htmMiocenevertebrate fossils ,
MariannaWaltonFL11 km SW about 2 km from Kynesville in Limestone bouldersOligoceneMarianna LimestoneOrbitoides, Pecten,
MariannaWaltonFLExposures to EOligoceneMarianna LimestoneOrbitoides, Pecten,
MariannaWaltonFLin area exposures along Chipola River http://www.treasuresites.com/members/fossil.htmPleistocenefossils ,
Mossy headWaltonFLShell bed in ravine 300m up creek on N bank of Shoal River 6.4km NMioceneShoal RiverMollusks.,
Natural BridgeWaltonFL400 meters S of bridge near old Turpentine mill clayey Limestone outcropabundant pecten,
Natural BridgeWaltonFLnear N line of county in clayey Limestone outcropabundant pecten,
Red BayWaltonFL2 km SE on W bank of Choctawhatchee River in blue gray marlMiocene200 species of mollusks Mulinia numerous.,
Red BayWaltonFL2 km S in bluffTurritella, Dentalium, Arca, Pecten, Crassatellites,
Sandy CreekWaltonFLon neighborhood of Country Road 138B and Padgett Road in Creek Bed exposures http://www.treasuresites.com/members/fossil.htmMioceneshark teeth, Mammal bones and teeth ,
CroomWalton?FLarea phosphate minesOrbitoides, CassidulusCroom seems to be in Hernando Cy,
GreenheadWashingtonFL8 km SE at the 'Deadens'Cancellaria,
Read HeadWashingtonFL2 km near Rocky Landing on Choctawhatchee RiverEcphora, Cancellaria,
[?][?]GAIn belt 10 to 40 km wide across state: fossiliferous outcropsEoceneMcBean (Claiborne)?,
Center[?]GACambrianTrilobites Olenellus,
Kingsland-St Mary's area[?]GA?,
Rocky Face Mtn[?]GAon Dug Gap RoadOrdovicianBrachiopods - Hebertella, Hesperorthis, Orthorhynchula, Platystrophia, Zygospira,
Spann Farm[?]GACambrianElrathiella, Elrathia, Coosia, Blainia, Eterapsis, Sterapsis, Glyphapsis,
Spann Farm[?]GAIn Coosa ValleyCambrian MiddleElrathiella, Elrathia, Coosia, Blainia, Eterapsis,
Red BluffBakerGA11 km above Bainbridge in soft brownish Limestone in bed of Cooleewahee CreekOligoceneVicksburgOrbitoides, Nummulites, Echinolampas, Cassidulus, Clypeaster, Pecten, Amusium, Operculina,
EuharleeBartowGA2.5 km NWCambrian-OrdovicianKnox DolomiteSinuopea,
HuberBibbGAAt Huber Kaolin MineEocene Upper (Uintan)Barnwell|TwiggsShark teeth-Ginglymostoma,Lamna,Myliobatis,Odontapsis,Propristis,Scyliorhinus,Negaprion,Hemipristis,Pterosphenus,
Shell BluffBurkeGAon Savannah River in 10 meter shell bedEoceneBarnwellOstrea ,
WaynesboroBurkeGAAt Shell Bluff on W side of Savannah RiverEoceneMcBeanMollusks - Ostrea Classic Locality,
WaynesboroBurkeGAon S side of Savannah River 11 km E of town of Shell BluffEocene MiddleMcBeannumerous good invertebrates,
WaynesboroBurkeGAat Vogtle Power StationEoceneTransitional whale - Georgiacetus,
WaynesboroBurkeGA25 km S on Savannah River at Shell Bluff in sandy marl bedOstrea,
WaynesboroBurkeGA26 km below shell bluff at Griffin LandingOstrea,
WaynesboroBurkeGA2.5 km below Shell Bluff at Demerie's Ferry in fossiliferous Limestone silicified fossilsVenericardia, Endopachys,
WhiteoakCamdenGA?,
WoodbineCamdenGA13 km W at Owens Ferry in bed of Satilla River at low tide poorly preservedPecten, Carditamera, Cardium,
[?]CatoosaGA1 km W of US41 on Cherokee Valley Rd in green siltstoneArchaeocalamites,
Cherokee ValleyCatoosaGAOn Cherokee Mtn Rd 0.9km N of US41 on White Mtn. -- Between Chattanooga and Lavender shalesMississippianChattanooga Shale|Lavender Shaleplant remains in phosphatic nodules between,
Cherokee ValleyCatoosaGAon White Mtn on W side of Cherokee Valley 1 km N of US41MississippianFort Payneplants,
Cherokee ValleyCatoosaGA4.8km N on E side of Cherokee Ridge - also on US41MississippianSt Genevieve|GaspersInvertebrates,
Cherokee ValleyCatoosaGAalong US41MississippianSt Genevieve|GaspersInvertebrates,
Cherokee ValleyCatoosaGAon hillsides and gullies on both sides of valleyabundant silicified brachiopods -Cleiothyridina,
Rabbit ValleyCatoosaGAarea Limestone exposuresOrdovicianBryozoa - Petigopora, Prasopora; Brachiopods -Hebertella, Leptaena, Platystrophia, Plectorthis,
RinggoldCatoosaGA2 km EMississippianFort Payne Cherttrilobites, bryozoa, echinoderms, brachiopods,
RinggoldCatoosaGA1.9km E inMississippianLavender Shaletrilobites, bryozoa, echinoderms, brachiopods and ostracods,
RinggoldCatoosaGAN On GA 1251Ordovician MiddleMurfreesboro?,
RinggoldCatoosaGAIn Road cuts on GA151 N of townOrdovicianMurfreesboro|Lenoir Limestoneinvertebrates,
RinggoldCatoosaGA5.2 km SE in oolitic LimestoneCarboniferousPlatycrinus plates,
RinggoldCatoosaGA4.8km N on E side of Rabbit Valley in green chert outcropsOrdovicianGood ichnofossils,
RinggoldCatoosaGAN in roadcuts on GA151Ordovicianinvertebrates,
RinggoldCatoosaGAin road cuts on Taylor RidgeSilurianbryozoa,brachiopods, trilobites,
RinggoldCatoosaGA9.5 km SEcrinoid stems,
Isle of HopeChathamGAalong banks of Inland Waterway?Original says Isle of Hop,
SavannahChathamGABarrow pits along I95 in Savannah area?,
Big BluffChattahoocheeGA40 km below Columbus on Right BankMollusks - Cucullaea, Inoceramus, Exogyra, Pecten,
Chimney BluffChattahoocheeGA35 km below ColumbusCretaceous UpperTombigbee sandCucullaea, Inoceramus, Crassatellites, Cyprimeria, Aphrodina, Corbicula,
OchilleeChattahoocheeGAIn bed of Ochillee Creek - 5 meters exposedCretaceousEutawSerpula, Nucula, Cucullaea, Trigonarca, Breviarca, Glycymeris, Perna, Ostrea, Pecten, Turritella,
OchilleeChattahoocheeGA1200 meters SE in shallow cut on seaboard Air LineNucula, Leda, Inoceramus, Cardium, Legumen, Corbula,
GoreChattoogaGAOn SE flank of Taylor Ridge on US27MississippianFort Payne Chertcorals, etc,
SublingaChattoogaGA8 km S on East Armuchee CreekCambrian-OrdovicianKnox dolomiteSinuopea,
CoffintonClayGA3.5 km EOstrea, Exogyra, Anomia, Baculites,
Ft GainesClayGA16 km to small store and down dirt road to Chattahoochee River 400 meters above mouth of Pataula CreekCretaceousProvidence Sandmollusks, ammonites,
Ft GainesClayGA14.5 km N at Narrows of Pataula Creek 3.5 km above Chattahoochee River junctionCassidulus, Serpula, mollusks of many species, shark teeth,
Ft GainesClayGA1.6km N at old mill on Cemochechobee CreekTurritella mortoni, Venericardia,
Ft GainesClayGAon river bluffTurritella mortoni, Venericardia,
LumpkinClayGA6 km N on Lumpkin-Louvale TrailOstrea, Gryphaea, Exogyra, Tronia, Pecten, Anomia, Paranomia, Pholadomya, Turritella, etcLumpkin is in Stewart County. Presumably this site might be in Clay Count near Lumpkin,
Euchee RapidsColumbiaGAat Burdock landing on Chattahoochee River 21 km downstream from ColumbusLeda?, Breviarca, Perna, Ostrea, Pecten, Anomia, Lucina, Cardium,
GrovetownColumbiaGA24 km W of Augusta, 400 meters W of ForestNucula, Leda, Balanus, Turbinella, Ostrea, Modiolus, Calyptraea,
BonaireCrawfordGA8.4 km SW in cuts along Perry-Henderson RoadFlabellum, Endopachys. Turritella, Leda, Protocardia, Lucina, Corbula,
BonaireCrawfordGA400 meters N in RR cutMortonia, Caricella, Turritella, Pecten, Cytherea, Basilosaurus,
RobertaCrawfordGA8 km SE at Rich Hill in gulliesEoceneJacksonMortonia, Plejona, Calyptraea, Ostrea, Pecten, Venericardia, Lucina, Panopaea{4},
Pigeon MtDadeGAalong GA143Devonianbryozoa, brachiopods, corals, trilobites,
Pigeon MtnDadeGAalong GA 143 on mountain slopes.OrdovicianTrenton|RichmondTypical Cincinnatian fauna.,
Rising FawnDadeGAat exit from I95MississippianArchimedes, crinoid fragments, a few blastoids.,
TrentonDadeGAIn road cut on US11horn corals,
Trenton-DurhamDadeGAon mine dumps ionPennsylvanianVandover[?]|Rockdales[?]plants Annularia, Cordaites, CalamitesNeither Vandover not Rockdales appear to be valid formation names,
BainbridgeDecaturGASE at old Roseland Plantation in gullyConus, Marginella, Turbinella, Fulgur, Mazzalina, Melongena, Murex, Nassa, Latirus, Bittium, Turritella, Solarium, Crepidula, Crucibulum, Natica, Fissuridea, Arca, Pecten, Spondylus, Carolia, Mactra, Strigilla, Tellina, etc,
GoreFloydGAAlong SE flank of Taylor Ridge inMississippianFort Payne Chertbrachiopods, crinoids, coralsMore likely Chattooga County.,
LivingstonFloydGAGA100 road cut N of townCambrianConasauga?Armonia(Modocia), Asaphiscus,
LivingstonFloydGAN in road cut on Hwy 100Cambrian MiddleArmonia,Asaphiscus,
RomeFloydGAIn very fossiliferous LimestoneCambrian MiddleConasaugaAcrocephalops, Alokistocare, Coosella, Elrathia, Kootenia, Menomonia, Obolus, Olenoides(4),
RomeFloydGAWestCambrian MiddleConasaugatrilobites - Elrathia ,
RomeFloydGA24 km West in shaleCambrian MiddleConasauga?Brachiopods - Obolella, Linguella, Trilobites -Elrathia, Ogygopsis?(16),
GibsonGlascockGA2.5 km N in light gray bedsEoceneClaiborneFlabellum, Endopachys, Mazzalina, Turritella, Pecten, Pteria, Venericardia, Lucina, Panopaea, Cytherea,
BrunswickGlynnGAIn river dredgings at S edge of cityMiocene-Recentfossil shells,
Jekyll IsGlynnGAFossils,
Horn MtnGordonGAon along EW road from Sugar ValleyOrdovicianBrachiopods - Hebertella, Hesperorthis, Orthorhynchula, Platystrophia, Zygospira,
[?]HoustonGAon W side of US4 7lm S of US4/GA127 intersectionEocenecorals and mollusks,
ClinchfieldHoustonGAIn Clinchfield SandsEoceneClinchfieldSawfish teeth-Pristis,
ClinchfieldHoustonGAQuarry on E side GA341Eocene UpperOcalamollusks,
ClinchfieldHoustonGAIn Quarry of Penn Dixie Cement CoEocene UpperOcala Limestonemollusks,
PerryHoustonGA7 km S on at top of Moses Hill on Perry-Elko RoadEoceneClaiborne|VicksburgFlabellum, Turbinolia, Endopachys, Turritella, Mesalia, Calyptraea, Dentalium, Nucula, Leda, Glycymeris, Phacoides, Venericardia, Cytherea, Crassatellites, Corbula,
PerryHoustonGAIn roadcut on dirt road 400 meters N of County Line Road 7 km E of Elko RdOligoceneFlint Rivercasts of mollusks,
PerryHoustonGAIn roadcut on GA26 3 km W of Elko Rd at Milestone 6OligoceneFlint Rivercasts of mollusks,
PerryHoustonGAIn Limestone Quarry on E side of Elko Rd 5 km SEoceneTivolacasts of mollusks, bryozoa, echinoids,
PerryHoustonGAon Elko Rd 5-5 km SEoceneTivolacasts of mollusks, corals,
PerryHoustonGA5 km S or GA127 on US41EoceneTwiggscasts of mollusks, corals,
PerryHoustonGAEchinoderm - Periarchus,
PerryHoustonGAIn quarryMortonia, Clypeaster, Pecten, Panopaea, Lunulites, Idmonea,
Kittrell'sJohnson?GA3 km W at Ring Jaw Landing on Oconee RiverEoceneJacksonOrbitoides, Flabellum, Platytrochus, Endopachys, Mortoni, Nucula, Leda, Pecten, Ostrea, Protocardia, Lunulites,
RobertsJohnson?GA2 km E in RR cutMany invertebrates Endopachys, Cylichna, Plejona, Clavelithes, Mazzalina, Fusus, Chrysodomus, Turritella, Natica, Calyptraea, Adeorbis, Nucula, Yoldia, Leda, pecten, Ostrea, Trigonarca, Modiolus, Venericardia, Lucina, Cytherea, Corbula.,
ValdostaLowndesGAIn exposures along GA41 both N and S of townMioceneHawthorneinvertebrates,
ValdostaLowndesGAalong AL41 N and S of townMiocene MiddleHawthorneinvertebrates,
IdealMaconGA2 or 3 km N in RR cut of Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic RRCretaceous UpperRipelyCucullaea, Crassatellites, Cardium, Turritella, Lamna, Corax, Otodus, bones, Mosasaurus,
Buena VistaMarionGA8 km NW in highway cut near Kinchafoonee Creek RR bridgeVeniella, Cardium, Aphrodina, Turritella,
ColquittMillerGA2 km W on Spring Creek in flintscasts and molds of Pecten, Orbitoides, Ostrea, gastropods,
ColquittMillerGA3.5 km N on Long Branch in flintscasts and molds of Pecten, Orbitoides, Ostrea, gastropods,
BridgeboroMitchellGAQuarry on S side of GA112 between Bridgeboro and LesterOligoceneFlint Riverfossils?,
LesterMitchellGAIn Penn-Dixie quarry on S side of GA112 between Lester and Bridgeboro. Permission requiredOligoceneFlint Rivercasts of mollusks,
ColumbusMuscogeeGAalong Steam Mill Rd on W-facing slope of Tiger CreekCretaceousEutawNucula, Perna, Cardium, Cymbophora, Corbula, Anchura,
ColumbusMuscogeeGA17 km downstream on Alabama side of Chattahoochee River at Broken Arrow BendCretaceousEutawPerna, Ostrea, Exogyra, Pecten, Anomia, Placenticeras, pelecypod casts, Turritella, gastropod casts, vertebrates -Lamna, Otodus,
ColumbusMuscogeeGA17 km downstream on Georgia side of Chattahoochee River at Broken Arrow Bend along base of 40-50 meter bluffFossil plants, Malpoenna, Phragmites, Salix, Sequoia,
ColumbusMuscogeeGA17 km downstream along Chattahoochee River in various stream bank exposuresFossil plants, Malpoenna[?], Phragmites, Salix, SequoiaNo citations for 'Malpoenna' 050525,
ColumbusMuscogeeGA11 km SE below Cusseta Rd bridgemollusks and vertebrate fragments.,
Van WertPolkGA1300 meters SSW in Cenozoic beds interstratified with Paleozoic rocksCenozoicgastropods -Polygyridae,
HawkinsvillePulaskiGA5 km up Ocmulgee River[?]Lower Taylor's Bluff[?]Flabellum, Sphenotrochus, Endopachys, Leda, Venericardia, Lunulites, AmusiumCan't identify a Taylor's Bluff Formation,
EufaulaQuitmanGA8 km SE at Milepost 139 on Central of Georgia RRPecten, Crassatellites, Cardium, Pugnellus, AnchuraThis is likely more properly 'Georgetown, GA'. Eufaula is on the Alabama side of the River.,
HatcherQuitmanGANW in RR cutsEoceneDendrophyllia, Venericardia, Cytherea,
McBeanRichmondGAEoceneMcBeanfossils ,
McBeanRichmondGA35 km S of Augusta along McBean Creek above Savannah RiverEoceneMcBean (Claiborne)mollusks Endopachys, Ringicula, Conus, Pleurotoma, Turritella, Mesalia, Tuba, Amalthea, Crepidula, Calyptraea, Lunatia, Venericardia, Bornia, Cytherea, Metis, Tellina, Corbula, Dentalium, Nucula, Yoldia, Arca, Ostrea, Pecten, Crassatellites,
EllavilleSchleyGA11 km N 1 km E of Murray Crossroads in light-green, yellow sandmollusks-Nemodon,Ostrea,Gryphaea,Exogyra,Pecten,Lima,Anomia,Paranomia,Turritella,
JacksonboroScrevenGAIn Limestone on Briar Creek 1km NE of Sylvania - Classic LocalityOrbitoides, Actaeonina, Bulla, Pleurotoma, Drillia, Olivella, Marginella, Mitra, Pyazsinus[?], Cerithium, Modulus, Acmaea, Turritella, Strombus, Calyptraea, Xenophora, Ampullina Dentalium, Pecten, MytilusNo citations for 'Pyazsinus' 050525,
Marks HeadScrevenGA2 km NW of Porters Landing on the Savannah RiverMioceneMarks HeadMany species of fossils,
[?]StewartGAOn N bank of Hannahatchee Creek in R30ET14N about 600m from Seaboard Air Line RRCretaceousBlufftownvertebrates-Borodinopristis,
[?]StewartGAvivianite crystals to 5cm in fossil casts,
Banks LandingStewartGA43 km below Columbus on Chattahoochee Rivercorals, Serpula, Nucula, Leda, Breviarca, Nemodon, Gervilliopsis, Perna, Lima, Inoceramus, Ostrea, Gryphaea, Exogyra, Trigonia, Pecten, Veniella, Crassatellites, Turritella, etc,
BlufftownStewartGAat bluff on Chattahoochee River 50 km below Columbusabundant vermes, mollusca, arthropods, Vertebrates - Lamna, fish vertebra.,
BlufftownStewartGAat bluff on Chattahoochee River 52 km below ColumbusCucullaea, Pecten,
FlorenceStewartGAIn river bluffHamulus, Nucula, Leda, Trigonarca, Arca, Barbatia, Ostrea, Exogyra, crocodile teeth, Lamna.,
Hannahatchee CreekStewartGAIn vertebrate and Oyster rich layer in sandy,silty,clayCretaceousBlufftownGastropods-Albula;Ammonites-Placenticeras;Bivalves-Exogyra,Crassostrea;Shark teeth-Squatina,Heterodontus,Ginglymostoma,Squalicorax,Pseudocorax,Scapanorhynchus,Cretolamna,Plicatolamna,Ptychotrygon,Pseudohypolophus,Brachyrhizodus,Rhombodus,Ischyrhiza,...,
Hannahatchee CreekStewartGA10 km W of US27 on GA39CretaceousBlufftownScapanorhynchus and a few mollusks in creek bed,
Hannahatchee CreekStewartGAN of GA39 11 km W of US27Cretaceousshark teeth,
LumpkinStewartGAOn E side of US13 6 km N at Milepost 13 in road cutCretaceousRipelyExogyra, Flemingostrea, Ostrea, Shark Teeth,
OmahaStewartGA8 km E on S side of Hannahatchee Creek Next to GA39CretaceousBlufftownVertebrates-Paranomotodon,
Stewart CountyStewartGAIn stream bed of Hannahatchee Creek near Alabama border inCretaceousBlufftownHadrosaur bones.,
Gallemore StationTwiggsGAIn marly Limestone in creek bedPlejona, Calyptraea, Turritella, Mesalia, Leda, Glycymeris, Diplodonta, Corbula, etc,
HuberTwiggsGAEoceneBarnwellRay teeth Myliobatis. Fish teeth Trichiurides, Cylindracanthus, Snake vertebrae - Paleophis,
Pikes Peak StationTwiggsGA1600 meters W in the Dry Branch region.Nucula, Ostrea, Crassatellites,
ChickamaugaWalkerGAIn road cuts along US27 NW or W Chickamauga Creek.OrdovicianLebanonSponges-Camarocladia;Bryozoa-Arthroclema,Escharapora,Mesotrypa,Stictoporella,Brachiopods-Glyptorthis,Hesperorthis,Mimella, Multicostella,Pionoderma,Rafinesquina,Sowerbyella,Valcourea;etc,
ChalkerWashingtonGA2.2 km S in exposures along Hwy in white clayCretaceousFlabellum, Cucullaearca, Cerithium, Turritella, Mesalia, Venericardia, Ostrea, Cytherea, Corbula, etc,
ChalkerWashingtonGA4 km S in RR cut in white clayCretaceousFlabellum, Cucullaearca, Cerithium, Turritella, Mesalia, Venericardia, Ostrea, Cytherea, Corbula, etc,
SandervilleWashingtonGA1300 meters S of courthouse in soft white LimestoneOstrea, Mortonia,
TennilleWashingtonGAnear RR Milestone 139 in sand in gullyGlycymeris, Mortonia, Endopachys, Corbula, Crassatellites, Ostrea,
DaltonWhitfieldGAAt Dug Gap Church on Foster RdCambrian MiddleAphelaspis,
DaltonWhitfieldGA25 km E 76/255 Oak Grove SchoolCambrian MiddleCoosella, Solenopleurella,
Hamilton MtnWhitfieldGAon Hamilton Mountain along EW road connecting GA71 with NS road just E of Rocky Face MtnOrdovicianBrachiopods - Ancistrorhyncha, Camarotoechia, Orthorhynchula, Sowerbyella, Zygospira,
OakfieldWorthGAIn Flint River cherts 2.4km SOligoceneFlint Riverinvertebrates,
OakfieldWorthGA2 km S on AL257 in chertinvertebrates,
Oak Grove School[?]GA?22 km EastConasaugaCoosella, Solenopleurella,
Kohala Volcano[?]HIOn West side at base of slopeHoloceneMarine shells and corals,
Nanakuli Sea Cliffs[?]HI1.6km E of Nanakuli RR Station in LimestoneRecent?,
Waianae RR Station[?]HI5-6.4km E of Waianae RR station and 0.8km inland in a Limestone quarry about 20 meters above sea level.Recent?,
Black Point (E of Kahala)HonoluluHIIn a 13m high Limestone cliff at Kupikikio[?] CraterRecent?Probably at/near Kupikikikio Point between Kahala and Diamond Head,
Diamond HeadHonoluluHIAt the base of Kaimuki slope along the Kapahulu Road, Diamond Head in Limestone.Recent?,
Diamond HeadHonoluluHIIn sand on brownish tuff a meter or two above sea level at Diamond HeadRecent?,
HonoluluHonoluluHIAt the Moiliili sand quarry .25 N of the Girl's Industrial SchoolRecent?,
HonoluluHonoluluHIBetween King and Young Streets opposite the Stadium, in fossil coral reef.Recent?,
HonoluluHonoluluHINear the Wailupe radio station in fossil coral reefs a few meters above sea levelRecent?,
Honolulu PlainHonoluluHIunder the city of Honolulu where fossiliferous Limestone underlies a thin layer of volcanic ash.Recent?,
Kaena PointHonoluluHIin RR cuts 1.6km E of Kaena PointRecent?,
Makapu PeninsulaHonoluluHIOn the Makapu Peninsula N of Nuupia fishpond.Recent?,
Makapuu lighthouseHonoluluHIQuarry 1.2km W of Makapuu lighthouseRecent?,
Moanalua ValleyHonoluluHIalong both sides of the Moanalua Valley, up to 7m above modern sea levelRecent?,
Near Maili Pt.HonoluluHInear WainanaeRecent?,
Puuloa RR StationHonoluluHI1 km N of Puuloa RR Station in RR cut.Recent?,
Wailupe PointHonoluluHIbetween the Niu and Wailupe valleys in a Limestone outcrop 3 meters above Sea Level.Recent?,
Waipo StationHonoluluHIin a RR cut 0.8km E of Waipo StationRecent?,
Kalamaula StreamMauiHIIn a number of marine exposures in the bed of Kalamaula Stream and its tributaries, from near the mouth of the stream to 33m above Sea Level, 4km East of the Mouth.Recent?,
OlowaluMauiHIAt Target Range Gulch, Olowalu, 9.6km SE of Lahaini, in exposures in the stream bed as high as 60m and 74m above Sea LevelRecent?,
North Central IA-IAin regional exposuresDevonianstromatoporoids,
[?][?]IAArea exposures in East Iowa/West IllinoisMississippianBurlington LimestoneMarine vertebrates-Cladodus,Ctenacanthus,Deltodus,Physonemus,
Patterson Springs[?]IAOrdovicianMaquoketa|Brainardtrilobites - Calymene,
CrescentAdairIAIn quarryPennsylvanianStarkFish bones,
GreenfieldAdairIAIn quarryPennsylvanianStarkFish-Agassizodus,
Harrison TwpAdairIAin Sec 27 in ravine on hillside.fish fragments, crinoid stems, bryozoa, brachiopods,
LansingAllamakeeIA1 km SCambrian UpperEau ClaireSaratogia,
LansingAllamakeeIA5 km W on hillside 3 meters above road on N sideCambrian UpperSt LawrenceDikelocephalus,
LansingAllamakeeIAat Fire-Bell HillCambrian UpperSt LawrenceIllaenurus,
EldoradoBentonIAOrdovicianMaquoketaTrilobites-Anataphrus,
WaterlooBlack HawkIAPints Quarry, InDevonianCedar Valley LimestoneArthrodire fish - Macropetalichthys, Rhynchodus, Ptychodus,
WaterlooBlack HawkIAMississippianKinderhookCrinoids,
WaterlooBlack HawkIAMississippianKinderhookCrinoids,
BoonsboroBooneIApelecypod Edmondia,
MadridBooneIAPennsylvanianLabettemollusks Pteria, Dunbarella, Edestid shark spines, sharks Listracanthus,
WaverlyBremerIAin limestoneDevonianHamiltonfish-Ptyctodus,Rhynchodus,
BrandonBuchananIASE IN interurban RR cuts in LimestoneDevonianCedar Valleycrinoid fragments,
BrandonBuchananIAalong Lime Creek E of Cemetery in abandoned and active quarries.Atrypa, edrioasteroids -Agelacrinites,
BrandonBuchananIAon Cedar River SW of Brandonbrachiopods Douvillina,
BrandonBuchananIAE along Lime Creek in Cemetery in Limestonecrinoid fragments,
LittletonBuchananIAbelow Littleton dam on both sides of Wapsipinicon RiverDevonianCedar ValleyHexagonaria, cephalopods, Favosites, Cryptophyllum, brachiopods - Stropheodonta, Atrypa, Spirifer; crinoid stems, bryozoa,
LewisCassIAin banks of Nishnabotna River accessible on abandoned road from Cold Springs State ParkPennsylvanianOreadfusulinids, a few shark teeth, brachiopods, bryozoa, fusulinids,
ClarenceCedarIASilurianNiagara dolomitetrilobites - Metopolichas, Cheirurus,
[?]Cerro GordoIADevonianbrachiopods -Schizophoria,
Bird HillCerro GordoIA1.6km W on B47Devonian UpperHackberryCorals, Brachiopods - Atrypa, Theodossia, Spirifer, Productella, Productella, Cyrtospirifer, Tenticospirifer. Stromatoporoid -Idiostroma,
HackberryCerro GordoIA5 km W at Bird Hill?,
Nora SpringsCerro GordoIA'Hackberry Fauna' exposures at Claybank Forest ParkDevonianDevonian Fossils presumably similar to those at Rockford, IA,
Portland TwpCerro GordoIAnw1/4 sw1/4 s31trilobites - Goldius,
ElkaderClaytonIA3-10 meters below Galena dolomite in small creek 2 km SWOrdovicianUpper Plattevilletrilobites -Illaneus,
Marion TwpClaytonIAnw1/4 se1/4 s19 along left bank of a small North flowing tributary of the Turkey River in shaley LimestoneOrdovicianElgintrilobite fragments - Isotelus, graptolites,
McGregorClaytonIA6 km SW along Sny Magill Creek in LimestoneOrdovicianPlattevilletrilobite - Ceraurus,
McGregorClaytonIAalong Sny Magill Creek in Limestone exposuresOrdovicianPlattevilletrilobite - Ceraurus,
McGregorClaytonIA6 km SW in Boyles Quarry in LimestoneOrdovicianPlattevilletrilobite - Ceraurus, Eoharpes,
McGregorClaytonIAN to Minnesota line in Cambrian Upper Sandstones along Mississippi RiverCambrian Uppera few fossils,
Sperry TwpClaytonIAS of center of Sec 11OrdovicianGalenaCrinoids,
Strawberry PtClaytonIAarea quarriesSilurianfossils,
ClintonClintonIASilurianNiagrangraptolites, trilobites - Goldius,
ClintonClintonIAfrom US30 N to US20 in quarries and roadcutsSilurianFossils,
BoyerCrawfordIAin area streams and gulliesgastropods and bivalves,
BoyerCrawfordIAN along Porter Creek in bench 10 meters above Creekmollusks,
BoyerCrawfordIAN at lower end of valley in blue-gray siltmollusks,
RedfieldDallasIAin clayeyPennsylvanianshaleXiphosura - Euproops,
BloomfieldDavisIAOrdovicianLower Maquoketatrilobites - Encrinurus,
ElginDavisIAOrdovicianLower MaquoketaTrilobites -Isotelus,
ElginDavisIAOrdovicianMaquoketaCalymene,
ElginDavisIAin road cuts along Turkey River SW of town in Elgin member ofOrdovicianMaquoketatrilobites and Ammonites,
ClermontDavis?IAnear junction of Otter Creek and Turkey RiverOrdovicianLower MaquoketaTrilobites - IsotelusClermont is in Fayette Cy. Is this location perhaps in Davis County?,
EdgewoodDelawareIAarea quarriesSilurianfossils,
ManchesterDelawareIA4 km WSilurian UpperNiagara Limestonegraptolites, trilobites - Illaneus,
ManchesterDelawareIAarea quarriesSilurianfossils,
AugustaDes MoinesIAMississippian LowerBurlington Limestonecrinoids, Shark teeth -- hybodonts, Psammodus,
AugustaDes MoinesIARare crinoid crowns in crinoidalMississippian LowerBurlington LimestoneLimestones,
AugustaDes MoinesIA1 km N in area exposuresMississippianKeokuktypical faunas,
BurlingtonDes MoinesIACrinoids Eutrochocrinus, Agaricocrinites,
BurlingtonDes Moines?IAat Prospect Hill in Mississippi River bluffs for 3 kmMississippianKinderhooksponges, crinoid stems, Brachiopods, pelecypods, cephalopods, crustacea, fish, worms, bryozoa, corals, plants,
[?]DubuqueIA3 meters N of Mississippi River Bridge 2 meters above low waterEoharpes,
Catfish CreekDubuqueIAnear mouthOrdovicianPlatteville LimestoneCeraurus,
Center TwpDubuqueIAne1/4 s29 2 meters above NW flowing tributary of Little Maquoketa RiverOrthoceras,
DubuqueDubuqueIAat City Quarries on W 14th StOrdovicianGalena dolomitetrilobites - Illaneus and 1 other fossil species,
DubuqueDubuqueIA6.5 km N in cuts of Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul RROrdovicianPlattevilletrilobites - Basilicus, other fossils.,
FlorencevilleDubuqueIAarea outcropsOrdovicianGalena|Plattevilletrilobites - BrachyaspisBrachyaspis is Isotelus,
FlorencevilleDubuqueIAon River above townOrdovicianMaquoketaTrilobites - Homotelus,
GrafDubuqueIAOrdovicianLower MaquoketaCalymene,
GrafDubuqueIAat RR station 14 km W of Dubuque and 2 km N of IA20OrdovicianMaquoketanautiloids,
GrafDubuqueIA500 meters aboveLingula, Orthoceras, Leptobolus, + 14 other species.,
Graf StationDubuqueIAat ICCR station 12.8km No of Dubuque and 2.4km N of US 20OrdovicianMaquoketaStraight cephalopods.,
BrainardFayetteIAOrdovicianMaquoketa|Brainardtrilobites - Calymene,
ClermontFayetteIAOrdovicianLower Maquoketa (Elgin)trilobites - Megalaspis,
ClermontFayetteIAOrdovicianMaquoketaCalymene,
ClermontFayetteIAin road cuts along Clermont-Elgin road in Elgin member ofOrdovicianMaquoketaFormation trilobites and Ammonites,
ClermontFayetteIAin dry stream beds along County road Y in Elgin member ofOrdovicianMaquoketatrilobites and Ammonites,
Clermont TwpFayetteIAin area shale outcropstrilobites, graptolites,
Clermont TwpFayetteIAIn creek banks above bridge in center of S35trilobites, graptolites,
Dover MillsFayetteIAOrdovicianMaquoketaCalymene,
Pleasant Valley TwpFayetteIAat Patterson Springs w1/2nw1/4 s20 in Limestoneabundant Cornulites, Hebertella, Plectambonites, Leptaena, Calymene, Crinoid stems (Dendrocrinus),
Postville JunctionFayetteIAOrdovicianMaquoketa, Lower (Elgin)trilobites - Megalaspis,
[?]FloydIAarea exposuresDevonianLime Creek Shalebarnacles - Lepidocoleus,
Nora SpringsFloydIACoral Actinostroma,
Nova SpringsFloydIAWilliams Quarrycorals, edrioasteroids, cystoids,
RockfordFloydIA700 meters SW of Rockford Brick and Tile Company on County Road DDevonianHackberrybrachiopods, gastropods, coral,
RockfordFloydIA5 km S and .5 km W of Rockford Brick Co Pit on County RdDevonian UpperHackberryCorals, Brachiopods, Corals.,
RockfordFloydIAin.5 km S and 6 km W of Rockford Brick Co PitDevonian UpperHackberryCorals, Brachiopods, Corals. Brachiopods - Atrypa, Theodossia, Spirifer, Productella, Productella, Cyrtospirifer, Tenticospirifer. Stromatoporoid - Idiostroma,
RockfordFloydIAPrairie park is maintained by the Floyd County Conservation Board. It is full of Devonian age fossils found in the Lime Creek Formation. the Lime Creek Formation is part of the Devonian rock system that can be found in Cerro Gordo and Floyd counties.DevonianLime Creek?,
RockfordFloydIAIn Allied Construction Company (Charles City, IA) pit 2 km W of Rockford on County Rd B47 in Map FQ Spring 84 p11. N1/2 S16R18WT95NDevonianLime Creek(Juniper Hill|Cerro Gordo)Brachiopods - Cranaena - with traces of original shell coloring.,
RockfordFloydIADevonianBrachiopods;Cephalopods Imitoceras,
RockfordFloydIAin road cut on County Rd Dbrachiopods, corals,
RockfordFloydIAarea limestonescorals, brachiopods, crinoids,
RockfordFloydIApelecypod Spinatrypa,
Rockland[?]FloydIAbrachiopods - Schuchertella, Linoproductus, JuresaniaThere doesn't seem to be a Rockland, Iowa. Rockford? But the genera above are Pennsylvanian. Rockford is Devonian.,
Williams Quarry at Nova SpringsFloydIAEdrioasteroids and Cystoids,
ChapinFranklinIA2 km W in cherty dolomiteMississippian LowerMaynes Creekabundant corals,
Geneva TwpFranklinIAin abandoned quarry in S10 silicified fossilsSchellwienella, Productus, Camarotoechia, Spirifer, Cleiothyridina, fish spines,
Geneva TwpFranklinIAin abandoned quarry in S14 silicified fossilsSchellwienella, Productus, Camarotoechia, Spirifer, Cleiothyridina, fish spines,
HamptonFranklinIA2 km NW of town in quarry on Spring Creekmany species of corals, brachiopods, crinoids, pelecypods,
HamptonFranklinIA5 km NE in quarrymany species of corals, brachiopods, crinoids, pelecypods,
HamptonFranklinIAIn N part of town in quarry on Spring Creekmany species of corals, brachiopods, crinoids, pelecypods,
Ross TwpFranklinIAIn SW corner s29abundant fossils - corals, blastoids, brachiopods. bryozoa, gastropods, pelecypods,
SheffieldFranklinIAIn S17 of West Fork TwpDevonian UpperSheffieldCleiothyridina, Productus, Camarotoechia, Spirifer, silicified fossils,
BartlettFremontIAAt Kaser Bros QuarryPennsylvanianHoltvertebrates-Agassizodus,
BeamanGrundyIAalong Wolf CreekMississippianKinderhookZaphrentis; brachiopods-Schellwienella,Camarotoechia,Rhipidomella,Dielasma,Spirifer; Conocardium, Straparollus, Loxonema,
ConradGrundyIAalong Wolf CreekMississippianKinderhookZaphrentis. Schellwienella, Camarotoechia, Rhipidomella, Dielasma, Spirifer, Conocardium, Straparollus, Loxonema,
StewartGuthrieIAPennsylvanianHerthavertebrates-Petrodus,
Eagle CityHardinIAin banks of Iowa RiverMississippian LowerUpper Kinderhookbrachiopods - Leptaena, Orthoceras, Schellwienella, Productus, Spirifer, Reticularia; Bryozoa - Chaetetes, Rhombopora, Fenestella; Gastropods - Orthonychia, Straparollus,
Iowa FallsHardinIASE in old Ellsworth Stone quarryZaphrentis, Orophocrinus, Platycrinus, Schellwienella, Rhipidomella, Spirifer, Reticularia, Aviculopecten, Bellerophon. Igoceras, Loxonema, Straparollus,
Iowa FallsHardinIAto W in Wild Cat GlenZaphrentis, Orophocrinus, Platycrinus, Schellwienella, Rhipidomella, Spirifer, Reticularia, Aviculopecten, Bellerophon. Igoceras, Loxonema, Straparollus,
Iowa FallsHardinIAin old quarry on Iowa River at power plantZaphrentis, Orophocrinus, Platycrinus, Schellwienella, Rhipidomella, Spirifer, Reticularia, Aviculopecten, Bellerophon; Igoceras, Loxonema, Straparollus,
Henry CountyHenryIAse1/4 s17t71nr6e on side of Big CreekMississippian UpperPellaGriffithides,
Jackson TwpHenryIAAt Webster's Mill in W part of Section (What Section?) along a tributary of Skunk RiverMississippianKeokukfossils(4),
Jackson TwpHenryIASec 4 along small tributary of Skunk RiverGriffithides,
Mt PleasantHenryIAMississippianKeokukFish teeth-Sandalodus,
Oakland MillsHenryIAMississippian LowerBurlington LimestoneShark Teeth, Deltodus,
OllieHenryIAMississippian UpperPellatrilobites -Griffithides(4),
OttumwaHenryIAMississippian UpperPellatrilobites -Griffithides(4),
Dakota CityHumboldtIAHodges QuarryMississippianGilmore City LimestoneTrilobites-Perexigupyge,Richterella,Proetides,
HumboldtHumboldtIAin Hodges Quarry in limestone lensesMississippianGilmore Citymollusks, brachiopods, ostracods,
BellevueJacksonIAN through Dubuque to Minnesota line along Mississippi RiverOrdovicianSt Peter SandstoneGalena Dolomite, Maquoketa shale.,
MaquoketaJacksonIACasts of fossils. Coral-Neozaphrentis,
MonmouthJacksonIAgastropods-Trochonema,
St DonatusJacksonIAPrairie Spring Twp along Mort[?] Creek limestone and shaleOrdovicianGalena20 species of fossilsMost likely 'Tete des Mortes' Creek which is just S of town,
Tete de Mort TwpJacksonIAIn soft brown shales along creek near Sec 13-14 boundaryabundant fossils'Tete des Mortes' perhaps,
KelloggJasperIAIn limestone quarryMississippianKeokukFish fins-Physonemus,
KelloggJasperIAMississippianKeokuk Limestoneshark spines to 70cm - Physonemus,
Round Prairie TwpJeffersonIAIn S bank of Rock Creek ne1/4 ne1/4 s32Protozoa, coral Pentremites, Archeocidaris spines and plates, crinoid stems, Vermes - Spirorbis?; Bryozoa -Anisotrypa, Fenestella; brachiopods; pelecypods - Allorisma;Arthropods - Cytherellina; fish bones,
BrandonJohnsonIAarea exposuresDevonianCedar Valleytrilobite - Proteus,
BrandonJohnsonIAarea exposuresDevonian LowerIndependence Shale[?]trilobite - CyphaspisUSGS has the Independence formation as Pleistocene,
Cedar RapidsJohnsonIADevonianCedar Valley LimestoneBlastoids,,
CoralvilleJohnsonIAin gorge S of Dam spillway http://www.hq.usace.army.mil/cepa/pubs/jan02/story18.htmDevoniandiverse fossils,
CoralvilleJohnsonIADevonianFossils,
CoralvilleJohnsonIACorals-Striatopora,Hexagonaria,Favosites;bryozoa-Thamniscus;brachiopods-Atrypa,
ElmiraJohnsonIA1 km NDevonian MiddleDavenporttrilobites -Proteus,
Iowa CityJohnsonIAN of Park Bridge in abandoned quarryDevonianCedar ValleyProetusBoth 'Proetus' and 'Proteus' spellings are commonly used -- apparently interchangeably,
Iowa CityJohnsonIAN on Templin road, Red Ball RoadDevonianCedar ValleyProetus,
Iowa CityJohnsonIAIn limestonesDevonian MiddleHamiltontrilobites - Asteropyge,
Johnson CountyJohnsonIAarea stream gravelssilicified Favosites,
Linn JunctionJohnsonIAalong old Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul RR cutDevonian MiddleWapsipiniconProetus,
Linn JunctionJohnsonIAin area outcropsDevonian MiddleWapsipiniconProetus,
New BuffaloJohnsonIADevonianCedar ValleyVertebrates-Dipterus,
New BuffaloJohnsonIAIn limestonesDevonian MiddleHamiltontrilobites - Asteropyge,
SearstownJohnsonIAIn limestonesDevonian MiddleHamiltontrilobites - Asteropyge,
State QuarryJohnsonIAIn bone bedDevonian UpperState Quarryfish-Ptyctodus,
KeokukKeokukIAAt Des Moines Rapids in Mississippi RiverMississippianKeokukFish teeth-Cladodus,Cochliodus,Deltodus,Sandalodus,
KeswickKeokukIAIn limestone quarryMississippianKeokukFish fins-Physonemus,
KeswickKeokukIAMississippianKeokuk LimestoneShark Spines Physonemus, Teeth -- Cladodus, Helodus, Deltodus, Chomatodus,
OllieKeokukIA2 km NWMississippian UpperPellaGriffithides,
South EnglishKeokukIAMississippianbradyodont shark teeth-Sandalodus,
[?]LeeIAMississippianKeokuk Limestoneshark teeth -- Ctenoptychius,
BelfastLeeIA4.5 km W in stream bank at sharp bendMississippianSt LouisGirtyella, Spirifer, Myalina, Aviculopecten, Modiomorpha, Conocardium, Bellerophon,
BelfastLeeIA4 km WMississippianSt LouisLithostrotion, Conularia, Orbiculoidea,
BelfastLeeIAin River Bluffs below townMississippianSt LouisLithostrotion, Conularia, Orbiculoidea,
BelfastLeeIA2 km NE along E branch of Monk Creek in se1/4 s36t67nr72silicified coral - Lithostrotion, Syringopora,
CrotonLeeIAalong banks of Creek emptying into Des Moines RiverMississippian UpperPella Limestonebrachiopods-Productus,Pugnoides,Girtyella,Spirifer,Composita;Pelecypods- Edmondia, Schizodus, Allorisma Trilobites - Phillipsia.,
DenmarkLeeIA4 km NW, In a bluffMississippianKeokukOrthothetes, Spirifer, Conularia, Cleiothyridina, Reticularia, Tetracamera, Pustula, Productus,
KeokukLeeIAalong Soap Creek full exposures of Keokuk Limestone bedsMississippianKeokukcorals, bryozoa, brachiopods pelecypods, gastropods, fish teeth - Sandalodus, crinoids, etc,
KeokukLeeIAin quarry in Mississippi river bank near mouth of Soap Creek full exposures of Keokuk Limestone bedsMississippianKeokukcorals, bryozoa, brachiopods pelecypods, gastropods, fish teeth - Sandalodus, crinoids, etc,
KeokukLeeIAMississippianfossils, geodes,
KeokukLeeIAat Galland StationTrilobites -Griffithides,
KeokukLeeIAMontroseTrilobites -Griffithides,
Linn CountyLinnIAIn area exposuresSilurianNiagranTrilobites - Encrinurus,
Linn CountyLinnIAArea streambedssilicified corals,
LinwoodLinnIALocal quarries and a creekbed between Linwood and BuffaloPorifera - Hexagonaria. Mollusk - Hyolithes, Crinoid plates Onychocrinus, Brachiopods, Spinocyrtia, Gypidula, Composita, Merista, Fascifera, Hebertella,
BurlingtonLouisaIARare crinoid crowns in crinoidalMississippian LowerBurlington Limestonecrinoids,
BurlingtonLouisaIAN along base of Mississippi River bluffDevonianMaple Millmany fish species plus sponges, crinoid stems, brachiopods, a pelecypod, gastropods, Gomphoceras,
BurlingtonLouisaIAIn road cuthorn corals,
Elrick JunctionLouisaIA2 km SE in creek bed an banksHelodus teeth, Chonopectus, Athyris, Chonetes, Edmondia, Spirifer, Paryphorhynchus, Orthothetes, abundant mollusks.,
Long CreekLouisaIAIn area Limestone depositsOrthothetes, Chonopectus, Aviculopecten, Productus, Rhipidomella, Macrodon, Orthoceras, Conularia, Edmondia,
Louisa CountyLouisaIAIn County Quarry in s23t73nr3w Hampton age fossilsMississippianNorth Hill OoliteSpirifer, Camarophorella, Productus, Leptaena, Reticularia, Bucanopsis,
Morning SunLouisaIARare crinoid crowns in crinoidalMississippian LowerBurlington Limestone?,
Morning SunLouisaIAMississippianKeokuk LimestoneCrinoids,
Morning SunLouisaIAN and E in bluffs and creeksSpirifer, Productella, Spirifer, Athyris, Zaphrentis, Orthoceras, Helodus, brachiopod casts.,
Smith CreekLouisaIAW of center of sw1/4 s29t73nr2wMississippianKinderhooksponges, crinoid stems, Brachiopods, pelecypods, cephalopods, crustacea, fish, worms, bryozoa, corals, plants,
Smith CreekLouisaIADevonianMaple Millmany fish species plus sponges, crinoid stems, brachiopods, a pelecypod, gastropods, Gomphoceras,
St CharlesMadisonIAPennsylvanianHerthavertebrates-Petrodus,
St CharlesMadisonIAPennsylvanianHertha LimestoneConodonts, Dermal ossicles from Petrodus,
WintersetMadisonIASW in ravinePennsylvanianBethany Falls LimestoneMyalina, Orthothetes, Chonetes, Composita, crinoid stems,
WintersetMadisonIA8 km W in ravine on N side of Middle RiverPennsylvanianCherryvale Shaletypical faunas,
WintersetMadisonIAat Devil's BackbonePennsylvanianHushpuckney Shalepelecypods - Streblochondria,
WintersetMadisonIAvertebrates-Deltodus,Sandalodus,
FreeportMahaskaIACalamites,
FremontMahaskaIA5 km NMississippian UpperPellaGriffithides,
FremontMahaskaIAMississippian UpperPellatrilobites -Griffithides(4)Original says Henry County,
New SharonMahaskaIADevonianbrachiopods-Mucrospirifer,corals,bivalves,
OskaloosaMahaskaIAE of US63 in abandoned quarry on Skunk Riversmall blastoids, corals, trilobites,
HarveyMarionIAPella beds in abandoned quarryMississippianSt Louis?,
HarveyMarionIAMississippian Pella bedsMississippianSt Louis LimestoneEdrioasteroids Lepidodiscus,,
PellaMarionIA1 km SW in abandoned quarry in overlying shalesMississippian UpperPellacorals, blastoids, brachiopods, pelecypods, trilobites,
TracyMarionIAIn area quarries in marly members of Pella formationsMississippian UpperPellatypical Pella fossils,
Le GrandMarshallIA2 km N along Iowa River in massive fossiliferous blue siltstone ledgesDevonian-MississippianEnglish RiverBrachiopods, pelecypods, pteropods, cephalopods,
Le GrandMarshallIAin quarries 2 km N of IA30MississippianHamptoncrinoids,
Le GrandMarshallIA2 km N of IA30 in quarriesMississippianHamptongood, but uncommon crinoids,
Le GrandMarshallIAIn Mississippian Hampton (Kinderhook) Formation 2 km N in Le Grand quarries. Excellent crinoids but difficult to collect. Museum quality slabs. 41 species found. Apparently these are from specific individual beds uncovered in 1858, 1874-1890, 1931, 1933,MississippianKinderhookCactocrinus, Platycrinites, Rhodocrinites.,
Le GrandMarshallIAMississippianBlastoids, Crinoids,
Le GrandMarshallIAIn area Limestone quarriesMississippiancrinoids, echinoderms Megistocrinus.,
LeGrandMarshallIAMississippianKinderhookfish teeth-Helodus,
MarshalltownMarshallIA14.5 km E in quarries described by Meek and Worthennests of perfectly preserved crinoids. Worked out by mid 20th Century.,
StennettMontgomeryIA1 km up the ravine in creek bedPennsylvanianDeer Creek Limestone(Severy Shale)abundant fossils.,
StennettMontgomeryIAnear mouth of ravinePennsylvanianDeer Creek Limestone(Severy Shale)abundant fossils.,
MoscowMuscatineIAQuarry on Cedar River.Corals -Cystiphyllum, Amplexus, Heterophrentis,
MuscatineMuscatineIAIn lower part of Mississippi River bluffsMississippianSweetland Creekpoorly preserved Lingula. gastropods. Fish teeth in hard Green dolomitic shale -Spathiocaris, Selenocaris[?], Ptychodus, Rhynchodus, SynthetodusNo citations for 'Selenocaris' 050525,
MuscatineMuscatineIAPennsylvanianPlants Lepidophloios,
MuscatineMuscatineIACoelenterates - Eridophyllum, Halysites. Algae - Talonurus[?]No citations for 'Talonurus' 050526,
Wyoming HillMuscatineIA8-9.6km E of Muscatine in long RR cut near Hwy 22plants Lepidophyllum, Lepidodendron, Annularia, Calamostachys, Alethopteris, Trigonocarpus,
NorwichPageIA4 km NEPennsylvanian UpperTarkioPhillipsia,
EmmetsburgPalo AltoIAIn stream gravelsPetrified Wood,
GraettingerPalo AltoIAIn stream gravelsPetrified Wood,
CherokeePlymouthIAN in gravel pitPleistoceneElephas teeth and bones,
LeMarsPlymouthIANE, in gravel pitsPleistocenewater worn Elephant, deer, horse, etc. bones, teeth, horns.,
Pierson Creek ValleyPlymouthIAin pit to WPleistoceneBison, elephants, horses, gastropods,
Big Sioux RiverPlymouth?IACretaceousGreenhornfossils take 1-29 north to the junctionThe Big Sioux River is the boundary between Iowa and SD. Flows next to several counties. Plymouth Cy is a guess based on ref to I29,
Gilmore CityPocahontasIAFossiliferous Gray Limestone below. Fossiliferous white Kinderhook Limestone is found on quarry floors 1 km NWMississippianGilmore Citybrachiopods, bryozoa, crinoids, edrioasteroids in rare nests - Cribanocrinus, Rhodocrinites, Eretmocrinus, Aorocrinus, Dichocrinus, Platycrinus, Eutaxocrinus, Lasiocrinus, Goniocrinus, Paracosmetocrinus, Culmicrinus, Hypselocrinus, Gilmocrinus, Linocrinus,
Gilmore CityPocahontasIAMississippianKinderhookCrinoids 24 species found. Museum quality specimens,
Gilmore CityPocahontasIA1 km NW in quarrybrachiopods, crinoids, bryozoa,
Gilmore CityPocahontasIA2 km NW in Gilmore Portland Cement Co quarrycorals, brachiopods,
Des MoinesPolkIAarea exposures of shaley LimestonePennsylvanianCherokeetrilobites - Griffithides,
Des MoinesPolkIAin area exposuresPennsylvanianHenriettaGriffithides,
GrinnellPoweshiekIAE in abandoned quarryMississippianvertebrates, brachiopods,
BuffaloScottIAE on Hwy22 in quarryDevonianCedar Valleytrilobites, crinoids, blastoids,
BuffaloScottIADewey Cement Co QuarryDevonianCedar ValleyVertebrates-Gamphacanthus,
DavenportScottIAin area exposuresDevonian MiddleUpper DavenportProteus,
DavenportScottIAbrachiopods Gypidula,
ButlervilleTamaIAIn exposures along Iowa RiverDevonian-MississippianEnglish Riverdiverse fossils,
Indian Village TwpTamaIAS8MississippianKinderhookChonetes, Productus, Rhynchonella, Spirifer, crinoid fragments, fish remains, Orthothetes, Spirifer, Straparollus,
Indian Village TwpTamaIAse1/4 s7 in E side of hill -Devils AnvilZaphrentis, Chonetes, Productus, Orthothetes, Spirifer, Straparollus,
BentonsportVan BurenIAin area exposuresMississippianKeokuktypical fossils.,
OttumwaWapelloIAOn Harrows Branch 400 meters upstream from 2nd Streetcorals, crinoid stems, bryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods,
KalonaWashingtonIADevonianMaple Millbrachiopods Gluteus,
Maple MillWashingtonIA2 km W at Wassonville Millbrachiopods, pelecypods, Dentalium, Bellerophon, gastropods, Orthoceras,
Washington CountyWashingtonIAarea exposures Brownish, dolomitic LimestonesDevonianMaple Millworm burrows, brachiopods, pelecypods, Scaphopods - Dentalium, Gastropods, Orthoceras, Phillipsia?,
WellmanWashingtonIAin area exposures of Wassonville Member of Kinderhook Fm in white chertMississippianKinderhookGastropods - 24 species. pelecypods - 9 species. Brachiopods - 35 species. Some specimens apparently with original shell coloring.,
Fort AtkinsonWinneshiekIAarea Limestone exposuresmany fossils, Lindstroemella,
Madison TwpWinneshiekIA1 km E of SE1/4 NW1/4 S19OrdovicianElginIsotelus,
Madison TwpWinneshiekIASE1/4 NW1/4 S19OrdovicianMaquoketa|Nordness[?]IsotelusUnable to confirm a Nordness Formation. It's apparently a shale laying below the Maquoketa formation. The expected sequence in Winneshiek County is Dubuque member of the Galena formation capped by the Elgin member of the Maquoketa,
Orleans TwpWinneshiekIASE1/4 S17 in road cuts on E, W road in highly fossiliferous Limestonetrilobites, silicified graptolites,
OssianWinneshiekIAOrdovicianMaquoketaCalymene,
OssianWinneshiekIA1 km SW in area quarriesLindstroemella,
Springfield TwpWinneshiekIAroad cuts along road from N end S23 to N end S24OrdovicianMaquoketa?brachiopods -Glyptorthis.,
Sioux CityWoodburyIAW part of City in Riverside areaCretaceousDakotaInoceramus, fish scales, foraminifers. In underlying Sandstone - fish teeth and spines, Pelecypod casts, Turritella, Margarita, Cardium, Corbicula, Cyrene[?], Mactra, Protocardia, Trigonarca, leaf fragments, cones.Cyrene is probably a misspelling of Cyrena synonym for Corbicula,
[?][?]IDin outcrops in Northern part of stateCambrian MiddleLakeviewtrilobites,
[?][?]IDSE IDPermianPhosphoriafossils.,
[?][?]IDin northern part of state a few recognizable Middle Cambrian fossilsCambrian MiddleRennie Shale?,
[?][?]IDS of Snake River in S central IDabundant fossil fish,
Buckskin Hill[?][?]IDIn Fish Creek Range S of US30 W of Soda Springs E1/2s22t9sr29eMississippianLodgepolebrachiopodsCan't identify a Buckskin Hill in Idaho,
John Gray's Lake SE[?]ID8km E ofCephalopods -MeekocerasThere is a John Grays Lake in Idaho, but I have been unable to determine the location,
S of Snake River[?]IDFish fossils in hills?,
Slight Canyon[?]IDTriassicThaynesFish-Hybodont fish teeth and bonesCan't identify a Slight Canyon in Idaho,
St. Charles Canyon[?]IDIn Wasatch range SW of Montpelier in S23T15SR42EMississippianLodgepolebrachiopods,
[?]AdaIDmany exposures in area with petrifiedopalized wood42.55944 -111.16639
BoiseAdaIDin hills N and Wpetrified wood ant roots,
Hell's CanyonAdamsID3 km downstream from Oxbow DamTriassicpelecypods,
MesaAdamsIDin area exposuresOpalized wood,
PocatelloBannockIDat S end of Pend Orielle Lake near mouth of Mind Creektrilobites,
GeorgetownBear LakeIDat cliffs on West side of Bear River on Georgetown Canyon RoadFossils,
LibertyBear LakeID10 km WSW in ravine from Mill Canyon into Danish FlatCambrian Middlebrachiopods,
MontpelierBear LakeID25 km WCambrian Middlebrachiopods - Micromitra, Obolus, Linguella, Acrothele, Nisusia; Hyolithes; trilobites - Agnostus, Olenoides, Zacanthoides, Oryctocephalus, Ptychoparia, Bathyuriscus,
North Georgetown CanyonBear LakeIDSE of Soda Springs in Preuss Range S1/2ne1/4 s16t10sr44eMississippianLodgepolebrachiopods,
ParisBear LakeIDnearby exposuresCambrian MiddleLangston?Acrotreta, Microdiscus, Ptychoparia,
ParisBear LakeIDnearby exposures in black LimestonePermianPhosphoria?Streblochondria,
Sun ValleyBlaineID10 km E in road cuts near Trail Creek SummitOrdovician?,
Sun ValleyBlaineIDin road cuts near Trail Creek Summit 9.6km EOrdoviciangraptolites,
Clark ForkBonnerIDin Road cuts on US95 near Bonner County lineNeoproterozoicstromatolites,
LakeviewBonnerID9 km SE of Pocatello at S end of Pend Orielle Lake near mouth of Mind CreekCambriantrilobites,
LakeviewBonnerIDnear mouth of Mind Creek at S end of Pend Orielle Lake 8km SE of Pocatello.Cambriantrilobites.,
[?]Bonner,BoundaryIDin quarries and US95 road cuts between Clark Fork and the Montana borderPrecambrianstromatolites,
HermanBonnevilleID29 km NW at Willow CreekPetrified Tempskya,
Stouts MtnBonnevilleIDSE in ne1/4 s6t2nr43eMississippianLodgepoleArticulated crinoids - 10 genera,
Mackay-Arco areaButteIDDevonian-Mississippianfossils,
Little Flat CanyonCaribouIDNNW of Soda Springs in Chesterfield range nw1/4 s20t7sr40eMississippianLodgepolebrachiopods42.80694 -111.82083
Soda SpringsCaribouIDback Wood Canyon about 13 km near top of Aspen RangeTriassicThaynes LimestoneAmmonites,
Soda SpringsCaribouID13 km E in Fossil Canyon N of US30Mississippiancorals,
Soda SpringsCaribouID14 km E in Fossil Canyon N of Hwy30Mississippiancorals,
Soda SpringsCaribouID12.8km E in Fossil Canyon N of US30.Mississippianfossils,
Soda SpringsCaribouIDin Wood Canyon about 16 km from top of Aspen Range in grey Limestone 100 meters from roadTriassicammonites,
Soda SpringsCaribouID80 km N of Utah line 29 km W of WY Line 15 km E of Aspen RidgeTriassicCephalopods -Meekoceras, Pseudosageceras, Lanceolites,
WayanCaribouIDTriassicammonites,
Wells CanyonCaribouIDESE of Soda Springs in Preuss Range sw1/4 sw1/4 s11se1/4 s10t10sr45eMississippianLodgepolebrachiopods,
[?]CassiaIDs8t16sr29e in dark gray limestonesCarboniferousTriplophyllum, Stenopora, Rhombopora, Productus, Pugnoides, Eumetria,
[?]CassiaIDs25t14sr28e in cherty limestonesPennsylvanianTriticites, Stenopora, Polypora, Rhombopora, Derbya?, Productus, Spirifer, Composita, Plagioglypta,
Badger MtnCassiaIDon W side in sw1/4 sw1/4 s7t15sr20e silicified fossilsPermianbryozoa, crinoid fragments, brachiopods,
BurleyCassiaIDFresh water Mollusks in river bluffs?,
North Heglar CanyonCassiaIDs10t11sr30e in limestonesPennsylvanianStenopora, Polypora, Rhombopora, Productus, PustulaE of Heglar in Sublette Range,
ClarkiaClearwaterID136km E of Spokane at Buzzard's Roost Trophy Company.MioceneExtremely well preserved leaves along with a few fish and insects. Leaves retain original colors -- green or autumn. Magnolia, Metasequoia, Taxodium other genera. Cytoplast DNA has been recovered and sequenced from this site.,
ClarkiaClearwaterID3.6km S on Kienbaum property lakebed depositsMioceneplants and insects,
ClarkiaClearwaterID3 km S in laminated lakebed depositsabundant plants. Insects,
ChallisCusterID10 to 30 km S in regional exposures between US93 an 93A and E of 93APetrified Wood,
ClaytonCusterIDin road cuts 3.6km W of ClaytonOrdoviciangraptolites,
Glenns FerryElmoreIDOn S bank of Snake River opposite town boat launching ramp, above and below dark sandstone.Pliocene-Pleistocene?,
EmmettGemIDSEPetrified Wood,
HagermanGoodingIDAt Hagerman Fossil Beds NM, about 50 localities in SandstonesPlioceneHorses, voles, frogs, snakes, shrews, fish, rabbits, beaver, turtles, llamas, mastodonts, Mustelids,
HagermanGoodingIDPliocene-Pleistocenevertebrates,
LeesburgIdahoIDSWPetrified Wood,
Oxbow DamIdahoIDHell's Canyon of the Snake River - 3 km downstream from damTriassicbivalves in roadcuts,
Coeur d'AleneKootenaiIDAlso at Clarkia, Julietta, White Bird, Weiser and other localities in Western ID. and with Insects as well in N IDMiocenefloras,
SalmonLemhiIDUpland floras in stream beds and quarries in Challis Volcanic rocks.EoceneChallisflora,
SalmonLemhiIDnear city dumpEoceneSalmonFossil Plants,
SalmonLemhiIDN of town near power plantMioceneOsmunda, Pteris, Sequoia, Glyptostrobus, Typha, Salix, other plants,
SalmonLemhiIDW of town in lignite depositMioceneOsmunda, Pteris, Sequoia, Glyptostrobus, Typha, Salix, other plants,
SalmonLemhiIDPetrified Wood (Fee),
SalmonLemhiIDin area ash beds in regional volcanic rocksupland plants,
BlissLincolnIDE of Clover Creekopalized wood,
CavendishNez PerceIDopalized wood,
LewistonNez PerceIDto EastMioceneLatahFossil plants,
Mission CreekNez PerceIDAt Mission Creek Limestone Quarry, NW1/4S15T34NR3WTriassicMartin Bridgevertebrates,
Gardner CanyonOneidaIDSSW of Malad in Samaria Mtns sw1/4 s12t16sr35eMississippianLodgepolebrachiopods42.04556 112.28139
Malad CityOneidaID3.5 km SE on N side of Two Mile Canyon near mouth in quartziteCambrianMicromitra, Linguella, Acrothele, Acrotreta, Billingsella, Hyolithes, Orthotheca, Stenotheca, Platyceras, Microdiscus, Solenopleura, AgnostusMouth of canyon is at 42.1604N, 112.2142W42.1604N, 112.2142W approximate
Sublette Creek ValleyOneidaIDs3t13sr29ePermiansponge spicules, crinoid stems, Crinoid stem casts, brachiopods - Stenopora, Rhombopora, Schizophoria, Derbya?, Pustula, Productus?, Composita, Cleiothyridina?, Bellerophon42.32861 -112.44
Two Mile CanyonOneida?IDCambrian MiddleLangstonAbundant, varied faunasOriginal indicated Malad County. Malad is a town in Oneida County,
[?]OwyheeIDLittle Valley,Castle Creek,other area exposuresPleistoceneGlens Ferryvertebrates-Catostomus,Ictalurus,Mylocheilus,Rhabdofario;Turtles,
BruneauOwyheeID15 km S of Bruneau in white outcropspetrified wood,
American FallsPowerIDAlong the reservoir, Mammal fossils NE of Bannock Creek. Fossils are in basal layers of 12 meters of unconsolidated sediments. A second more recent fossil bed can be found in conglomerates higher in the Formation.PleistoceneAmerican FallsBison, Camelops, Equus, Odocoileus, Mammut, Mammuthus, Smilodon, Panthurus, Canis, Arctodus, Megalonyx, Castor.'Panthurus' is an obscure old world feline genus -- not a panther. Very likely the genus here is 'Puma',
Heglar[?]PowerIDin S7t11sr30e in LimestonePennsylvaniancrinoid stems, Lithostrotion, Campophyllum, Euomphalus, abundant large horn coralsIf the PLSS location is correct, this would probably be in Cassia County,
Cassia MtnsTwin FallsIDin ridges on W side in s6s7s18t13sr17e in tough siliceous matrix in dolomitic LimestoneOrdovicianpoorly preserved cephalopods, gastropods, crinoids stems, bryozoa, brachiopods,
MidvaleWashingtonIDSE at Crane Creek Reservoirpetrified wood,
MineralWashingtonIDJurassicoyster beds,
WeiserWashingtonID20 km N on US95 and 20 km NW in 4th of July Canyon in volcanic ash at junction of July and Mann's Creekpetrified wood,
[?][?]ILSilurianRacine Dolomiteworms,
[?][?]ILSilurianRacine Dolomiteworms,
[?][?]ILNW 1/2 SW 1/4 sec. 15 T 11N R4Evertebrates-Listracanthus,
[?]AdamsILthroughout county in dark gray shalesPennsylvanianDes Moinespelecypods - Euchondria; Aviculopecten,
[?]AdamsILIn S part of County in coal bedscorals: Lithostrotion, Archimedes, Bryozoa,
ClaytonAdamsIL2 km SE in coal exposures along branch of McGee's Creek sw1/4 s34t1nr5wDiscina, AviculopectenDiscina is both a genus of brachiopod and a genus of fungus,
QuincyAdamsILMississippianKeokukFish teeth-Chomatodus,Cochliodus,Deltodus,Ichthyodorulites,Orodus,Psammodus,Sandalodus,
QuincyAdamsILNE in old quarriesArchimedes, Agaricocrinus, Actinocrinus, Spirifer, Productus, Zaphrentis,
ThebesAlexanderIL3 km below along Orchard CreekSilurian LowerCincinnatianGlyptocrinus, Chaetetes, Asaphus, Orthis, Strophomena, Conularia, Cyclonema, Cyrtolites,
ThebesAlexanderIL4 km aboveSilurianClear Creek LimestoneDalmanites, Strophomena,
BelvidereBooneIL6 km NWOrdovicianGalenaReceptaculites, Murchisonia, Pleurotomaria, Ambonychia, Bellerophon, Orthoceras,
[?]BrownILIn northeastern part of County along LaMoine river in river bluff and road cuts.Pennsylvanian LowerCaseyville Sandstone29 Genera of Plants Megalopteris, Noeggerathiales,
[?]BrownILEarly Pennsylvanian plants in shales at 'Spencer Farm'PennsylvanianPaleipteridium, Eremopteris, Alloiopteris, Gulpenia[?], MegalopterisNo citations for 'Gulpenia' 050527,
ChambersburgBrownILIn Limestone outcrops in bed of McGee's CreekAgaricocrinus, Archimedes, Spirifer,
LaMoineBrownILin river bluffs and road cuts. Spencer Farm Floraexcellent fossils,
LaMoine RiverBrownILin NE part of county in area road cutsPennsylvanianCaseyville29 plant species,
Mount SterlingBrownIL10 km S on Dry Fork of McGee's Creek in Limestone and SandstoneMississippianLithostrotion, Archeocidaris, Granatocrinus,
SheffieldBureauILArea strip minesCoelenterates -Lophophyllidium; Brachiopods - Neospirifer.,
[?]CarrollILarea exposuresOrdovicianCincinnatian faunas,
Mount CarrollCarrollILIn lead mines N and W of townOrdovicianGalenaReceptaculites, large Orthoceras, corals, abundant trilobite fragments,
SavannahCarrollILquarries above and below town in limestonesSilurian LowerLarge perfect trilobites -Asaphus, Orthis, Orthoceratites, Chaetetes, trilobite fragments,
SavannahCarrollILarea exposuresBrachiopods -Pentamerus; Coelenterates - Thecia, Catenipora; Arthropods -Isotelus, Blainia,
[?]ClintonILalong S county line in Upper Coal MeasuresPennsylvanianpelecypods - Streblochondria,
CarlyleClintonILN 1/4 S19T2r2 in banks and bed of Okaw River[?]Shoal Creek[?]Bryozoa, Productus, SpiriferUnable to identify a Shoal Creek formation in IL,
Blue IslandCookILSilurianConularia,
Blue IslandCookIL2 km SW about 11 km NW of Thornton in quarriesOstrocerata[?], fucoids(traces)No citations for 'Ostrocerata' 050527,
BridgeportCookILIn area quarriesFavosites, Diphyphyllum, Halysites, Caryocrinus, Atrypa, Meristella, Spirifer, Pentamerus, Strophomena. Pleurotomaria, others,
ChicagoCookILIn area quarriesPentamerus, Pleurotomaria, shells, trilobite fragments. corals, crinoids,
EvanstonCookILN of University Grove along Lake Michigan shoreline, fresh water fossilsUnio, Pisidium, Physa, Lymnaea, Planorbis, Valvata, Amnicola, Melontho, Ancylus, etc,
Old ThorntonCookILIn area Limestone quarriesPentamerus, Favosites,
ThorntonCookILin reef exposures in large quarries at intersection of IL43 and IL394SilurianRacinebrachiopods, crinoids ,
[?]DeKalbILIn glacial driftPleistocenemammal bones and teeth, Petrified Wood, Crustacea in nodules, fish bones, fish teeth, Mollusks: Turritella, Cancellaria,
AuroraDeKalbILIn RR cuts of Chicago, Burlington and Quincy RR outside citybones and teeth of Mastodon.,
Fox RiverDeKalbILmeters in S3t4r8 inSilurianNiagaraOrthis, Strophomena, Leptaena, etc,
MilanDeKalbILCollinson Quarry in fracture fill materialPennsylvanianAbbott|SpoonVertebrate-Cricotus,
MilanDeKalbILMississippianSt Louisfish-Psephodus teeth,
StewartsvilleDeKalbILN of town on N bank of Kishwaukee RiverOrdovicianCincinnatiantrilobite fragments,
[?]Du PageILIn glacial driftPleistocenemammal bones and teeth, mastodon, Castoroides,
TeutopolisEffinghamIL1.6km NGastropods-Baylea,
[?]FultonILin black shales in spoil piles of Alden Mine #5PennsylvanianCarbondaleplant fossils, fish fragments, brachiopods,
Alden MineFultonILon waste piles in pyrite concretionsPennsylvanianCarbondaleplants, brachiopods,
Alden Mine No 5FultonILPennsylvanianCarbondalein concretions - Lepidodendron, Brachiopods, sponges, fish fragments, Phyllocarid fragments.,
Saline RiverGallatinILat bridge over N branch in dark LimestonePennsylvanianpelecypods - Pseudomonotis,
Saline RiverGallatinILIn shales along creekSelenimyalina,
Dresden LakeGrundyILIn ironstone concretionPennsylvanianFrancis CreekPaleoniscoid fish,
East BrooklynGrundyILE on road to Essex in Pit 14 of Peabody coal Co.Gastropods -- Glabocingulum, Euphemites, Conodonts, Shark teeth -- Cladodus, Edestus, Listracanthus spines, Fish fragments in shales'Globrocinglum' in the original,
Mazon CreekGrundyILA series of strip mines running SSW to NNE across I55 N of the IL113 intersection. The junction of IL113, IL, 129 and IL53 is near the E end of the mined area.{9} V11No4 in ironstone nodulesPennsylvanianMazon Creekwell preserved plants and rarely animals,
Mazon CreekGrundyILCoal City in ironstone nodulesPennsylvanianMazon Creekwell preserved plants and rarely animals,
Mazon CreekGrundyILGreer School of Heavy Earth Moving in ironstone nodulesPennsylvanianMazon Creekwell preserved plants and rarely animals,
Mazon CreekGrundyILMost of the surface area of Grundy County, IL, in ironstone nodulesPennsylvanianMazon Creekwell preserved plants and rarely animals,
Mazon CreekGrundyILPit 11 of Peabody Coal Co, Will County in ironstone nodulesPennsylvanianMazon Creekwell preserved plants and rarely animals,
Mazon CreekGrundyILMazon Creek #1vertebrates-Elonichthys,Platysomus,Sagenodus,
MorrisGrundyIL6.2 km SE in 6 meters of sandy shales overlying coal in Mazon Creek in nodules in sandstone in ironstone nodulesPennsylvanianMazon Creekwell preserved plants and rarely animals,
Peabody Coal Pit 14GrundyILPennsylvanianvertebrates-Listracanthus,Paleoniscoid,
Pit 6GrundyILIn ironstone concretionPennsylvanianFrancis CreekPaleoniscoid fish,
Dresden LakesGrundy?ILMazon Creek nodules -- Fee areaPennsylvanianPlants, invertebratesCan't locate Dresden Lakes IL,
Brunce's[?] CreekHancockILlimestonesMississippianKeokukmollusks, corals, crinoids, trilobites, fish spines, teethUnable to locate 'Brunces Creek' or anything similar in Hancock County,
Crooked CreekHancockILlimestonesMississippianKeokukmollusks, corals, crinoids, trilobites, fish spines, teeth,
Dallas CityHancockILMississippianKeokukFish teeth-Mesodmodus,
Eastern Hancock CountyHancockILlimestones in river banksMississippianKeokukmollusks, corals, crinoids, trilobites, fish spines, teeth,
HamiltonHancockILOpposite Keokuk, IowaMississippianKeokukFish teeth-Antliodus,Bradyodont,Cladoselache,Cochliodus,Orodus,
HamiltonHancockILbrachiopods -Echinoconchus,
NauvooHancockILMississippianKeokukFish teeth-Cladoselache,Cochliodus,Deltoptychius,Sandalodus,
NauvooHancockILIn area quarriesMississippianKeokukmollusks, corals, crinoids - Agaricocrinites, Platycrinus, trilobites, fish (48 species), bryozoa, Brachiopods - Spirifer,
PlymouthHancockILNW at old Colchester Quarrybrachiopods, corals, crinoids,
WarsawHancockILIn area Limestone quarriesCarboniferousArchimedes, bryozoa - Coscinium, Brachiopods, Conularia, Crinoids - Cyathocrinus, Platycrinus, Platycrinus, Rhodocrinus,
WarsawHancockILMississippianBryozoa - Archimedes,
WarsawHancockILBryozoa Archimedes,
Cave in RockHardinILto NWMississippianFossils replaced by fluorite.-- Blastoids, Brachiopods, Bryozoa,
Hardin CountyHardinILLimestone outcropsMississippianSt Louissilicified corals - Lithostrotion, mollusks, brachiopods,
Bald BluffHendersonILIn Limestone outcropsMississippian LowerBurlington Limestonecrinoids - Actinocrinus, brachiopods - Productus, Spirifer, Athyris, ammonites,
AtkinsonHenryILMarine faunas in abandoned strip minesCephalopods - Endolobus, Michelinoceras, Gonioceras, Dimorphoceras; Gastropods - Bembexia, Natica, Vivaparus, Lunatia, Planorbis, Bucania, Pharkidonotus, Straparolus, Cyrtolites, Meekospira, Trepospira, Cymatospira; Brachiopods - Marginifera,others,
KnightstonHenryILon Blue River in LimestoneSilurianCalymeneThere are several towns called Knightston in the US, but there does not seem to be one in Illinois.,
[?]JacksonILin sandstone outcrops in streams and creeks W of IL127PennsylvanianCaseyvilleplant fossils - Calamites, Trigonocarpus, Lepidodendron, Syringodendron.,
CarbondaleJacksonILin strip mine in Energy shale adjacent to Herrin No 6 coal seam http://www.science.siu.edu/geology/big/paper.htmPennsylvanianCarbondaleplants, crustacea, a few marine animals ,
CarbondaleJacksonILin Pennsylvanian coal shalesPennsylvanianmollusks Shansiella (pyritized),
Grand TowerJacksonILin spoil banks from dredgingfossils,
MurphysboroJacksonILin creekbeds W of IL127 8km S.Pennsylvanian LowerCaseyville SandstoneCalamites,Trigonocarpus, Lepidodendron, Syringodendron.,
GraftonJerseyILSilurianEdgewoodTrilobites Calymene,
GraftonJerseyIL8 km downstreamMississippianKinderhooka few brachiopods - Spirifer, Productus, Athyris. A few ammonites.,
GraftonJerseyILSilurianRacineTrilobites - Calymene,
GraftonJerseyILTrilobites Calymene,
CordovaJo DaviessILIn quarries and other Limestone exposuresSilurianNiagaraPentamerus, Favosites, Halysites, Astrocerium, Stromatopora,
CordovaJo DaviessILA variety of corals in area quarriescorals,
ElizabethJo DaviessILat N end of Terrapin Ridge in milky shales and clayscorals - Chaetetes,
HanoverJo DaviessILat dam in massive dolomitepelecypods, gastropods, Lingula,
LeClaireJo DaviessILIn quarries and other Limestone exposuresSilurianNiagaraPentamerus, Favosites, Halysites, Astrocerium, Stromatopora,
Pleasant Valley TwpJo DaviessIL1 km SE in wall of Plum River Valleygastropods, Orthoceras,
RacineJo DaviessILIn quarries and other Limestone exposuresSilurianNiagaraPentamerus, Favosites, Halysites, Astrocerium, Stromatopora,
ViennaJohnsonILadjacent to Interstate www.science.siu.edu/geology/outreach/vienna.htm MississippianMenardbryozoa,brachiopods, mollusks, crinoids, corals, blastoids,
[?]KaneILIn glacial driftPleistocenemammal bones and teeth,
MantenoKankakeeIL2.5 km SW On S slope of hillSilurianRacinebrachiopods - Kirkidium ,
[?]KendallILarea exposuresOrdovicianCincinnatian faunas,
BristolKendallILat mill dam on Blackberry CreekOrthoceras, Ambonychia. trilobite fragments,
LisbonKendallILIn area quarriesReceptaculites, Orthis, Zaphrentis etc,
OswegoKendallILarea quarries and exposuresSilurian LowerCincinnatianStrophomena, Orthis, Chaetetes, Heterocrinus, Nautilus, Tentaculites,
OswegoKendallILalong Waubansia CreekSilurian LowerCincinnatianStrophomena, Orthis, Chaetetes, Rhynchonella, Tentaculites,
YorkvilleKendallILbelow along river for 5 km in limestonestrilobites - Calymene, Asaphus,
GalesburgKnoxILPennsylvanianVertebrates-Symmorium,
Wolf Covered BridgeKnoxILon Spoon River. Marine invertebrates inPennsylvanianCarbondalein cutbank.,
[?]La SalleILIn Marquette Cement Co Quarry, S face inPennsylvanianBond (LaSalle Limestone)Sharks teeth, brachiopods, Corals.,
JonesvilleLa SalleILE on Hwy71 in road cutPennsylvanianLaSalle Limestonebrachiopods, bryozoa, stromatoporoids,
LaSalleLa SalleILin ironstone nodulesPennsylvanianMazon Creekwell preserved plants,
OglesbyLa SalleILat Lone Star QuarryPennsylvanianbrachiopods, fish teeth, pelecypods, coral,
ZionLakeILSilurianbrachiopod,
DixonLeeILOrdovicianBrachiopods Rafinesquina,
DixonLeeILarea quarries and RR cutscasts of Lingula, Murchisonia, Orthoceras, Ambonychia, Receptaculites, Chaetetes, Rare Calymene, Orthoceras.,
DixonLeeILabove towncoral - Favosites, Encrinites, trilobites, Leptaena, Strophomena, Orthis, abundant,
[?]LivingstonILIn ironstone nodulesPennsylvanianMazon Creekwell preserved plants,
Eppards Point TownshipLivingstonILnear Pontiac in quarryPennsylvanian UpperBondexcellent crinoids,
FairburyLivingstonILin Pennsylvanian shalesPennsylvanianPlants Sigillaria,
PontiacLivingstonILIn Pennsylvanian Bond Formation (LaSalle Limestone member) in Wagner Stone Co Quarry in Eppards Township.PennsylvanianBondWell Preserved crinoids.,
PontiacLivingstonILat Eppards Point Twp in quarryPennsylvanianBond (LaSalle Limestone Mbr)crinoids,
DecaturMaconILPennsylvanianVertebrates-Edestus,
CarlinsvilleMacoupinILMississippianVertebrates-Cladodus,Deltodus,Haplolepis?,Helodus,Listracanthus,Petalodus,Petrodus,Sandalodus,
AltonMadisonILIn area outcrops and quarriesMississippianPentremites, Rhynchonella, Retzia, Productus, Lithostrotion, Bellerophon, Allorisma, Conularia,
AltonMadisonILin quarryOrdoviciantrilobites,
AltonMadisonILMississippianSt Louisfish teeth/spines-Acondylacanthus,Amacanthus,Asteroptychius,Bythiacanthus,Cladodus,Coelosteus,Ctenacanthus,Dactylodus,Harpacanthus,Petalodus,Polyrhizodus,Psammodus,Rhizodus,Sandalodus,Stethacanthus,
CentraliaMarionILPennsylvanianCentralia Limestonepelecypods - Acanthopecten,
ColchesterMcDonoughILon coal mine dumpsfossil plants,
ColemanMcDonoughILS in RR cutswell preserved Zaphrentis, Spirifer, Agaricocrinus, Actinocrinus, Barycrinus, Archimedes, Hemiponites, Phillipsia, fish teeth,
GreenviewMenardILIn bituminous shale between Fort Scott Limestone and underlying coalEuchondria,
MathervilleMercerILPlant fossils - Lepidodendron,
ColumbiaMonroeIL2 km E in Limestone quarriescorals, bryozoa,
Salt Lick PointMonroeILIn river bluffsMississippian LowerBurlington Limestonebrachiopods, crinoid fragments,
ValmeyerMonroeILOvergrown road cut 8km E of on IL156?,
WaterlooMonroeIL16 km SE in 'Portland Quarries'fossils,
WaterlooMonroeIL2 km E in Limestone above sandstone bedsNautilus, Goniatites, Orthoceras,
WaterlooMonroeIL4 km W on Fountain Creek in LimestoneStraparollus, Dentalium, Nuculana, Yoldia? Rhynchonella, Terebratula, Hemiponites, crinoids,
PoloOgleILIn area Limestone exposuresPennsylvanian[?]Blue[?]Orthoceras to 23cm in diameter and 3 meters in lengthPossibly the Pennsylvanian Blue Creek Coal?,
PoloOgleILalong Pine Creekfossils,
Kickapoo ValleyPeoriaILIn Limestone quarries on S side in s14t8nr7eSpirifer, Athyris, Retzia, Platystoma, Chaetetes (to 70cm).,
KingstonPeoriaIL2 km downstream at Lancaster Landing in coal mine dumpsLingula, Discina, Athyris, Aviculopecten, Petrodus, Listracanthus, Pleurotomaria, Crinoid fragments.Original location is 'Kingstone'. Closest match is 'Kingston Mines',
Perry CountyPerryILcounty wide on coal mine dumps and other exposures of coal measuresplants, brachiopods, crinoids,
Griggsville LandingPikeILIn Limestone outcrops and quarriesMississippianBurlington Limestoneabundant Spirifer, Productus, Strophomena, Orthis, Euomphalus, Lyropora, Evactinopora, Agaricocrinus, Platycrinus, Phillipsia,
Lusk CreekPopeILat crossing of the Marion road s21.16t12r6 in sandstone ledges in LimestoneMississippianChesterArchimedes, Productus, Spirifer, Spiriferina,
ChesterRandolphILin area quarries and excavations in limestonesMississippianChesterplants, shells crinoid plates - Pentremites, Zeacrinus. Agassizocrinus; coral - Zaphrentis;bryozoa - Lyropora, Archimedes; brachiopods - Spirifer,
ChesterRandolphILBlastoids Pentremites,
ChesterRandolphIL1 km E in Limestone in quarryNautilus to 50cm,
EvansvilleRandolphILbrachiopods -Diaphragmus,
EvansvilleRandolphILbrachiopods -Diaphragmus,
Gravel CreekRandolphIL6-8 km N of ChesterAllorisma, Myalina, Schizodus,
KaskaskiaRandolphILIn bluff on E side of Okaw River in Limestone escarpmentPentremites, Forbesiocrinus, Zeacrinus, Agelacrinus, Athyris, Retzia, Productus,
Prairie de RocherRandolphIL2 km above in Limestone exposuresLithostrotion, Hemiponites, Spirifer, Platycrinus,
HamptonRock IslandIL2 km below in gray Limestone along Rock and Mississippi Rivers to S of County LineDevoniancorals, Averularia, Phillipsastraea; brachiopods, Orthis, Spirifer,
MilanRock IslandILColinson QuarryDevonianCedar ValleyCephalopods, Anthozoa, Trilobites (Phacops) in Devonian Cedar Valley Limestones. Vertebrate found in Pennsylvanian Crevice Fill.,
MilanRock IslandILCollinson Quarry near junction of Hwy 67 and Hwy 92.DevonianCedar ValleyCorals - Cladopora, Favosites, Hexagonaria, Phillipsastraea, Striatopora, Syringopora, Zaphrentis; brachiopods -- Atrypa, Dielasma, Pentamerella, Platyrachella, Productella, Spinocyrtia, Spirifer, Stropheodonta;Clear calcite,
Rock IslandRock IslandILIn area Limestone quarriesDevonianAtrypa, Orthis, Strophomena, corals -Cyathophylloid,
SpringfieldSangamonILon Sugar Creek in fossiliferous Limestone in State House QuarryCarboniferousProductus, Petalodus, Chomatodus, Sandalodus,
SpringfieldSangamonILS on Sugar Creek75 species; Corals - Syringopora, brachiopods, mollusks, gastropods -Bellerophon, Pleurotomaria,
SpringfieldSangamonIL10 km NW75 species;Corals - Syringopora, brachiopods, mollusks, gastropods -Bellerophon, Pleurotomaria,
VirdenSangamonILIn area quarriesSyringopora, etc,
Schuyler CountySchuylerILIn area quarriesCarboniferousDes Moinestypical fossils in large concretions in shale --Aviculopecten, Cardiomorpha, Goniatites, Productus, Chonetes, brachiopods,
GlasgowScottILIn bluffs on E side of river S to mason's LandingMississippian LowerBurlington Limestoneabundant brachiopods -Productus, Spirifer, Euomphalus,
BellevilleSt ClairILPennsylvanianVertebrates-Edestus,
BellevilleSt ClairILIn area coal mine dumpsBellerophon, Euomphalus, Leda, Naticopsis,
CaseyvilleSt ClairILPennsylvanianCaseyville Limestonemollusks Straparolus,
CaseyvilleSt ClairILIn area Limestone exposuresCarboniferousSpirifer, Athyris, Bellerophon, Macrocheilus,
CaseyvilleSt ClairILIn area coal mine dumpsBellerophon, Euomphalus, Leda, Naticopsis,
PittsburgSt ClairILIn area coal mine dumpsBellerophon, Euomphalus, Leda, Naticopsis,
Richland CreekSt ClairILalong West Fork NE corner of t2sr9wMississippianArchimedes, Pentremites, Spirifer, Spiriferina,
UrbanaSt ClairILat Jack's Run 1 km E of town 1 km above junction with Silver Creek in clayey shaleBellerophon, Pleurotomaria, Polyphemopsis, Nautilus,
CedarvilleStephensonILIn area quarriesReceptaculites, brachiopod casts,
FreeportStephensonILIn area quarriesReceptaculites, brachiopod casts,
LoranStephensonILon area hillsidesSilurianNiagrancorals, Favosites, Halysites,
WinslowStephensonILIn area quarriescasts of Pleurotomaria, Orthoceras to 2 meters, Cypricardites, Onococeras, Tellinomya,
AnnaUnionILMississippianGlocanda[?]Crinoids, Shark spines, CtenacanthusUnable to identify a 'Glocanda' formation,
Anna?UnionILAlong IL75 to Durand?,
JonesboroUnionILalong road to Willards Landing in limestonesDevonianStrophomena, Platyceras, Calymene, corals,
DanvilleVermilionILIn nodules in coal seamsfish scales, Aviculopecten, Entolium, Lima, Solenomya, Sanguinolites, brachiopods,
GeorgetownVermilionIL4.8km below in NE corner s3t17nr11w in coal seamsmany species of many species, plants, animals,
Vermilion CountyVermilionILIn Limestone quarries along Salt Forkabundant Hemiponites, Productus. Athyris, Spirifer, Spiriferina, Retzia, Cyathaxonia, Zeacrinus, bryozoa,
Vermilion CountyVermilionILIn Limestone quarries in E part of Countyabundant Hemiponites, Productus. Athyris, Spirifer, Spiriferina, Retzia, Cyathoxonia, Zeacrinus, bryozoa,
MonmouthWarrenIL5-6 km N on Hwy 67 in QuarryMississippianBurlington LimestoneCrinoids, blastoids,
MonmouthWarrenILin Sonora Sandstone memberMississippianKeokuk|Warsawfossils,
FredericksburgWashingtonILIn cliffs along Blue River from 4 km N of Fredericksburg to the Ohio RiverMississippianPaoliSt Genevieve 20 meters of shaley limestones and limey shales-sands overlying the St Genevieve Limestone and under the Bethel Formation. The Paoli corresponds roughly to the Renault Formation further East.Talorocrinus,conodonts,
FredericksburgWashingtonILIn cliffs along Blue River from 4 km N of Fredericksburg to the Ohio RiverMississippianSt GenevieveSt Louis Limestone 20 meters of Shaley limestones and limey Shales-sands overlying the Sanders Group and under the St Genevieve Formation.Talocrinus,conodonts,
FredericksburgWashingtonILIn cliffs along Blue River from 4 km N of Fredericksburg to the Ohio RiverMississippianSt Louis???Formation Cambrian Mount Whyte Formation -- Lower - Cambrian Middle West Central Alberta -- Siltstone, Greenish shales, fine grained sandstones, dark gray Limestones. Abundant Fossils,
Marissa MineWashingtonILAt Peabody coal mine in Mecca faunaPennsylvanianvertebrates-Caseodus,
MorrisonWhitesideIL8 km NEalgae - Cryptozoon,
Mt PleasantWhitesideILat intersection of IL146 and I-57 (Permit from Illinois Dept of Transportation required)Mississippianfossils,
Mt PleasantWhitesideILin Road cut on I46 E of I57 (May require IDOT permit)Mississippianfossils,
SterlingWhitesideILSilurian UpperNiagara Limestoneabundant corals - Halysites, Favosites, Stromatopora, SyringoporaSterling, Indiana is in Fountain County,
BraidwoodWillILat Mazonia-Braidwood conservation Area. Permit from The Mazon Creek Project, NE, Illinois University, Dept. Earth Sciences, 5500 N. St. Louis Ave., Chicago, IL, 60625 - to obtain a free permit.Pennsylvaniana few fossiliferous concretions.,
JolietWillILat Francey's QuarrySilurianRacinetrilobites,
JolietWillILin quarrylarge complete straight and loosely coiled cephalopods,
Kankakee RiverWillILIn river bluffsOrdovicianCincinnatianRhynchonella,
WilmingtonWillILArea exposures of flinty sandstone above light blue shaley LimestoneRhynchonella, Orthis, Leptaena, Strophomena, Orthoceras, tentaculites, corals, bryozoa, crinoid fragments, trilobite fragments,
[?]Will,GrundyILPennsylvanianCarbondalefossil fish,
DurandWinnebagoILE on IL75 Ordovicianechinoderms, crinoids -- Cremacrinus, Mecocrinus, Dendrocrinus, Culupocrinus,
RockfordWinnebagoILon IL2 to N and IL75 W to DurandOrdovicianGalena(Dunleith|Eagle Point)?,
RockfordWinnebagoILOrdovicianGrand Detourbrachiopods, bryozoa, trilobites,
RockfordWinnebagoILon IL2 toward RocktonOrdovicianechinoderms, crinoids -- Cremacrinus, Mecocrinus, Dendrocrinus, Culupocrinus,
RockfordWinnebagoILAlong highway leading into townbrachiopods, crinoids,
RocktonWinnebagoILIn buff Limestone in area quarriesOrthoceras, Cyrtoceras, Lituites, Pleurotomaria, Murchisonia, Orthis, Strophomena, Tellinomya, Ambonychia, zoophytes, coral fragments,
Rockton areaWinnebagoILOrdovicianDunleithcrinoids Cremacrinus, Mecocrinus, Dendrocrinus, Culupocrinus Along IL2 toward Rockford,
Sellersburg[?]IL[?]Limestone, InDevonian MiddleBrachiopods - SpinocyrtiaProbably Sellersburg, Clark Cy, IN,
[?][?]INin road cuts near I64-IN37 intersectionbrachiopods, blastoids, trilobites,
Aurora[?]INE in roadcut on InterstateMississippianGlocandavertebrates-Ctenacanthus? spine,
Jay CityAdamsINarea quarriesSilurianHuntingtonFavosites, Halysites, Heliolites, Zaphrentis, Atrypa, Leptaena, Meristina, Pentamerus, Stropheodonta, Orthoceras,
[?]AllenINin thin shale bandDevonianSilicaPhacops,
WoodburnAllenINbetween IN24 and Maumee River in quarryDevonianDundeeCnidarians, crinoids, bryozoa, placoderms,trace fossils,brachiopods, trilobites, ostracods,
WoodburnAllenINbetween Maumee River and IN24 in quarryDevonianDundee Limestonecoral, crinoids, bryozoa, brachiopods, trilobites, trace fossils.,
WoodburnAllenINin quarry between Maumee R and IN24DevonianDundee|Silica|Tenmile Creekbroad fauna,
WoodburnAllenINbetween Hwy 24 and Maumee RiverDevonian MiddleSilica/Tenmile Creekcnidarians, crinoids, bryozoa, placoderms, trilobites, brachiopods, ostracods, trace fossils,
ElizabethtownBartholomewIN3.5 km NE at Meshberger Stone Co quarryDevonianabundant stromatoporoids, brachiopods, corals,
HartsvilleBartholomewINAt Anderson Falls on Fall Fork of Clifty CreekSilurianWaldronTrilobites, crinoids,
HartsvilleBartholomewINSilurianbrachiopods, blastoids, corals,
DelphiCarrollINIn Delphi Limestone Co Quarry at NW edge of town on N side US421.Devonian MiddleNew Albany ShaleConularids - Ctenoconularia.,
DelphiCarrollINNW at Stuntz-Yeoman quarrySilurianbrachiopods,
DelphiCarrollINIn the Stuntz-Yeoman Quarry to NWSilurianPoorly preserved, but abundant brachiopods,
DelphiCarrollINin quarry on N side US21conularids,
GeorgetownCassIN2 km E at Cedar Rapids on Wabash River in marble like pinkish Limestone and S for 2 kmSilurianmany brachiopods -- Conchidium, Wilsonia[?], others ; corals;stromatoporoids'Wilsonia' is a bird - a warbler. Probably 'Wilsoniella' a Paleozoic brachiopod,
LogansportCassIN7 km E just N of US24 in quarryDevoniancorals, stromatoporoids,
LogansportCassINin area quarriesmarine fossils,
Rehm's[?] Landing, GeorgetownCassINarea gulliessilicified shells.There is no Georgetown County in Indiana. There are six(!) towns named 'Georgetown' in the state. I'd go with the one in Cass county which is the only Georgetown near a large body of water -- the Wabash River.,
[?]ClarkINin chert bedsDevonianNew Castle ChertPhacops,
BordenClarkIN6 km SW in sand pit in chert cobblesPaleocenecorals - Lithostrotionella, bryozoa, gastropods, pelecypods, ostracods,
CharlestownClarkINBryozoa Syringopora,
CharlestownClarkINpelecypod Paracyclas,
Charlestown-Speed-Sellersburg areaClarkINBrachiopods - Desquamatia,
ClaysburgClarkIN2 km N in quarryDevonianbrachiopods,
Corn IslandClarkINOpposite Louisville, KY--Largely removed by quarrying and subsequently flooded by downstream navigation lockDevonianNew Albanyfish-Dinichthys,
Falls of the OhioClarkINDevonianOnondaga LimestonesCorals, Pleurodictyum,
Falls of the OhioClarkINat Indiana side of fallscorals and shells 2 meters above,
Falls of the OhioClarkIN2 km downstream from bridgeshells,
JeffersonvilleClarkINin quarry (permission reqd)in clay fillsDevonianNorth Vernondiverse silicified fossils ,
JeffersonvilleClarkINin quarry (permission reqd)in spoil pilesSilurianWaldrondiverse fossils ,
SellersburgClarkINDevoniancorals,
SpeedClarkINat Louisville Cement Co QuarryDevonianCorals and brachiopods,
SpeedsClarkINin quarry in 2 meter thick LimestoneDevonianSpeeds Limestonebryozoa, brachiopods, corals,
UticaClarkINCoral Stromatopora,
Indian CreekClark?INMississippianCrinoids --Synbathocrinus,
CloverlandClayINCephalopod Temnocheilus,
[?]CrawfordINIntersection of I64 and IN37 (Exit 86) in road cutMississippianBeech Creek Limestone|Tar Springs|Haney|Hardinsburgblastoids, brachiopods, bryozoa, conularia, corals, crinoids, mollusks, shark teeth, trilobites,
[?]CrawfordINat IN37-I64 junction in large road cutMississippianHaney/Indian Springs Shalebrachiopods, blastoids, crinoids, pelecypods, bryozoa, brachiopods, gastropods, conularids, horn corals, shark teeth and scales, cephalopods, trace fossils, and occasional trilobites.,
[?]CrawfordIN3.5 km N of junction of IN145 and IN64 near Mulzer Brothers quarry in shale and Limestone on quarry dumpsMississippianabundant, well-preserved fossils,
AltonCrawfordIN5 km NWMississippianBeech Creek Limestonea few brachiopods, crinoid stems,
EckertyCrawfordIN1 km S of junction of IN145 and IN164 in quarryMississippianGlen Deancrinoids, brachiopods, blastoids,
EckertyCrawfordINIn Mulzer Brothers quarry 1.3km S of IN145, IN164 junction.MississippianGlen DeanCrinoids, brachiopods, bryozoa, blastoids,
EckertyCrawfordIN4 km N and 1 km S of junction of IN145 and IN164 in quarryfenestrate bryozoa,
EnglishCrawfordIN5 km N in abandoned quarrycrinoid stems, brachiopods, tetracorals,
GrantsburgCrawfordINseveral km N on IN37 in road cutMississippianChesterblastoids, brachiopods, bryozoa, conularia, corals, crinoids, mollusks, shark teeth, trilobites,
MilltownCrawfordINIn quarriesfossils shells.,
SulfurCrawfordINIn road cuts on Hwy 62 on W bluff of Little Blue River 0.8km E.MississippianGlen DeanExtensive faunas.,
SulfurCrawfordIN1 km E in road cuts on IN62 near Little Blue RiverMississippianextensive faunas,
SulphurCrawfordIN2 km se on SW side of IN62MississippianBeech Creek Limestonebrachiopods, large crinoid stems,
SulphurCrawfordINin road cuts along IN62 along Little Blue RiverMississippianinvertebrates, classic crinoid site,
Wyandotte CaveCrawfordINA few km WMississippianChestervertebrates-Gyracanthus,
WeisburgDearbornINOrdovician UpperMaysville|Waynesvillebrachiopods - Platystrophia, Rafinesquina,
WeisburgDearbornINIn RR CutsOrdovicianRichmondfossils - trilobites,
WeisburgDearbornINRailroad cuts near Weisburg, InOrdovicianRichmondWaynesville - Elkhorn,
WeisburgDearbornINOrdovicianBrachiopods - Sowerbyella,
SanduskyDecaturIN500 meters E in Vail Stone Co QuarrySilurianfossils,
WaldronDecaturIN500 meters E in Vail Stone Co QuarrySilurianvaried brachiopods,
St PaulDecatur?INIn quarry a few hundred meters NW of town and W of RR tracks.SilurianWaldron?,
HollandDuboisIN2 km SE E of a culvert on Pokeberry creek on IN161PennsylvanianStauntonAnnelids - Sirorbis; crinoid columnals; bryozoa - Prismopora, Rhombopora; brachiopods -Hustedia, Composita, Marginifera; gastropods; ostracods -Amphissites, Bairdia; trilobite fragments, conodonts; forams,
EdwardsvilleFloydINMississippianKeokukFish teeth-Cochliodus,
EdwardsvilleFloydINMississippianSalemfish teeth-Helodus,
Floyds KnobsFloydINJust off I64 at Greenville exit 119MississippianEdwardsville|Ramp Creekbrachiopods, bryozoa, crinoids, ichnofossils,
BrookvilleFranklinIN1.6lm N in roadcut on Bon Well Hill at junction of IN101 and Brookville Dam Road, 39d26m13s 84d58m41sOrdovicianOregonia|WaynesvilleMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsOregonia (shallow subtidal), Waynesville(Offshore),
BrookvilleFranklinIN8km N In roadcuts along IN101 39d29m15s 85d56m55sOrdovicianWaynesville|Whitewater|SaludaMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsWaynesville (Offshore), Whitewater (Shallow subtidal), Saluda(Lagoonal),
BrookvilleFranklinINIn deposits along Little Cedar CreekPleistoceneMollusks, Vertigo, Pupilla, Columella, Discus.,
BrookvilleFranklinINBryozoa RhombotrypaOriginal said 'Rhomotrypa',
Cedar GroveFranklinINAt South Gate Hill in roadcuts on IN1 3km S of US52 39d21m30sN 84d57m17sWOrdovicianOregonia|Waynesville|Liberty|Whitewater|SaludaMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsOregonia(shallow subtidal)|Waynesville(offshore)|Liberty(deep subtidal)|Whitewater(shallow subtidal)|Saluda(lagoonal),
FairmountGrantINPleistocenebeaver Castoroides,
MarionGrantINIn city park along W side of Missessinewa River in biohermSiluriantypical reef fossils.,
MierGrantIN2 km SE in abandoned quarry on Pipe CreekCladopora, Eridophyllum, Favosites, Heliolites, Zaphrentis, Conchidium, Leptaena, RhipidomellaReportedly Mier is largely defunct. USGS puts Mier at 40.575N 85.826W40.575N 85.826W approximate
NewportGreeneIN2 km WMississippianBeech Creek Limestonelarge crinoid stems, gastropods, Pentremites fragments, brachiopods,
OwensburgGreeneIN3km N near Sexson SpringMississippianBeech Creek Limestonelarge crinoid stems,
RidgeportGreeneIN600 meters NE IN, in54MississippianBeech Creek Limestonecrinoid stems, Archimedes, brachiopods, gastropods,
RidgeportGreeneIN2 km NW nw1/4 ne1/4 s11t7nr4w in quarryPennsylvanian[?]Birch creekcrinoid stems; brachiopods: Martinia, Composita, Cleiothyridina, Echinoconchus, Productus, Linoproductus, ;Bryozoa - Archimedes; blastoids - PentremitesThere is a Birch Creek in Indiana, but the Geolex data base lists Birch Creek members/formations only in Oklahoma and Alaska,
[?]HamiltonINOrdovicianCincinnatiannumerous fossils in limey shales,
Fishersburg[?]HamiltonINIn biohermSilurianreef fossilsProbably 'Fishers a.k.a. Fishers Station',
NoblesvilleHamiltonIN7 km NE along White River in Bioherm at Conners MillSilurianreef fossils,
BedfordHarrisonINarea exposuresmany fossils.,
CorydonHarrisonINarea exposuresfossils,
DepauwHarrisonIN3 km E in ditch along County road in NW1/4 sw1/4 s15t2sr3eMississippianSt Genevieve Limestonecrinoid stems,
LanesvilleHarrisonINMississippianSalemfish teeth-Chomatodus,Chromatodus,Cladodus,Ctenacanthus,Deltodus,Deltopsis,Helodus,Orodus,Psephodus,Sandalodus,
KokomoHowardINIn area quarries. Well preserved faunasSilurianKokomo Limestonealgae, Ceratiocaris, Anomalocaris?, Buthotrephis, Eurypterus, Eusarcus, Stylonurus,
KokomoHowardINon W. Markland Ave in quarrySilurianMissessinewa Shalegraptolites,
[?]HuntingtonINIn regional biohermsSilurianfossils,
HuntingtonHuntingtonINarea quarries in very fossiliferous bedsSilurianHuntingtonbrachiopods;Conchidium - Corals; Cladopora, Favosites, Halysites, Heliolites, Zaphrentis - Bryozoa; Fenestella - Trilobites,
HuntingtonHuntingtonINarea quarriesSilurianHuntington dolomitesbrachiopods - Conchidium; Corals -Cladopora, Favosites, Halysites, Heliolites, Zaphrentis; bryozoa -Fenestella, trilobites,
HuntingtonHuntingtonIN200 meters S in bioherm in quarrySilurianStromatoporoids, gastropods, brachiopods,
HuntingtonHuntingtonINIn many area exposuresfossils,
HuntingtonHuntingtonIN1 km Sgraptolites,
MarkleHuntingtonIN200 meters S in quarry in biohermSilurianstromatoporoids, gastropods. brachiopods,
MarkleHuntingtonIN1 km S in abandoned quarrygraptolites,
RockfordJacksonINMississippian LowerAmmonites-Muensteroceras,
New CorydonJayINarea quarriesSilurianHuntingtonFavosites, Halysites, Heliolites, Zaphrentis, Atrypa, Leptaena, Meristina, Pentamerus, Stropheodonta, Orthoceras,
Cross PlainsJeffersonINabout 3 km N just N of I62 along Wilson's Creek for 300 metersOrdovician Upperexcellent fossils.,
MadisonJeffersonINMadison County, IN, 1 km NW at Hanging Rock on IN7SilurianBrassfield Limestonetypical fossils,
MadisonJeffersonINMadison County, IN, area road cutsSilurianBrassfield Limestonetypical fossils,
MadisonJeffersonINRoadcut on E side of US421 1.5km N of I56 junction 38d44m58sN 85d22m35sWOrdovicianMt Auburn|Sunset|Oregonia|LibertyMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsMt Auburn(shallow subtidal), Sunset(deep subtidal) ,Oregonia(Shallow subtidal), Liberty(deep subtidal),
MadisonJeffersonINRoadcut on E side of US421 1.5km N of I56 junction 38d46m39sN 85d21m53sWOrdovicianWhitewater|SaludaMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsLower Whitewater(shallow subtidal), Saluda(Peritidal), Hitz(lagoon), Upper Whitewater(shallow subtidal),
MadisonJeffersonINin road cuts N of townOrdovicianabundant fossils,
MadisonJeffersonIN10 km NE at Jefferson Lake along road parallel to S side of lakeOrdovician Upper?,
MadisonJeffersonIN10 km NE at Jefferson Lake spillway at E end of lakeOrdovician Upper?,
MadisonJeffersonINAlong Riley CreekOrdovician Upper?,
MadisonJeffersonINIn Pennsylvania RR cutsOrdovician Upper?,
MadisonJeffersonINRoad cuts along IN7 in N and NW part of townOrdovician Upper?,
SaludaJeffersonINMadison County, IN, 2 km SE on NE side of Saluda CreekSilurianBrassfield Limestonetypical fossils,
CommiskeyJenningsIN1 km E on Graham CreekDevonianJeffersonville Limestonecorals, Spirifer, crinoid buttons.,
Tunnel MillJenningsINon Muscatatuck Creek in Crowley F + G area inside tunnel once used to feed water to mill, InSilurianWaldronCrinoids, trilobites, brachiopods,
VernonJenningsINIn quarry near Tunnel Millcorals,
WarsawKosciuskoINMississippianKeokuk LimestoneCrinoids,
BloomingtonLawrenceINSouth in limestonePaleozoicfish-Ctenacanthus,
BryantsvilleLawrenceINN in nw1/4 mw1/4 s25t4nr2wMississippianBryantsville brecciaPugnoides, Platycrinus, Lithostrotion,
BryantsvilleLawrenceINon US50MississippianBryantsville brecciaPugnoides, Platycrinus, Lithostrotion,
BryantsvilleLawrenceINon US50MississippianBryantsville brecciaPugnoides, Platycrinus, Lithostrotion,
BryantsvilleLawrenceINto E in Limestone quarriesMississippianBryantsville brecciaPugnoides, Platycrinus, Lithostrotion,
GreenbriarMadisonINMississippianSt Louisfish teeth/spines-Antliodus,Archaeobatis,Cladodus,Cladoselache,Deltodus,Labodus,Physonemus,Polyrhizodus,Psammodus,Sandalodus,
IngallsMadisonINIn area quarriesSilurianListon Creek Limestoneabundant fossils - bryozoa,
ShoalsMartinIN5 km NW 200 meters W of IN450 in lenses of white chertMississippian UpperGlen Deanwell preserved fossils,
[?]MiamiIN14 bioherms scattered around countySiluriancorals, brachiopods, crinoids,
PeruMiamiIN1 km NW in bioherm between Missessinewa shale and Kokomo LimestoneSiluriancorals, brachiopods, crinoids,
PeruMiamiIN2 km SW at Nickel Plate RR crossing of Little Pipe Creek in bioherm (classic locality)Silurianreef fossils,
PeruMiamiINAt City Park along S bank of Wabash River in biohermSilurianreef fossils,
PeruMiamiINon Hospital Hill on North Broadway in cuts in reefSilurianreef fossils,
BloomingtonMonroeINAt Tinker's CreekMississippianBedford LimestoneTamiobatis,
BloomingtonMonroeIN6 km E of IN46/IN446 intersectionMississippianRamp Creekcrinoids - mostly fragmental,
BloomingtonMonroeINSouth in LimestoneMississippiancorals,
BloomingtonMonroeIN9 km E on N side of IN46 in road cut in limestonesMississippiancrinoid stems,
BloomingtonMonroeININ46 east of towncrinoids,
HarrodsburgMonroeIN2 km N at Cleveland quarrySalem LimestoneEndothyra and other small fossils,
South of BloomingtonMonroeINMississippianOolitic LimestoneArchimedes,
Lake MonroeMonroe,BrownINin limestones and sandstonesMississippianEdwardsvilleforams, crinoids, bryozoa, mollusks, arthropods, echinoderms,
[?]MontgomeryINMississippianEdwardsvilleCrinoids,
[?]MontgomeryINin creekbed exposuresMississippiancrinoids,
CrawfordsvilleMontgomeryINMississippian LowerEdwardsvilleCoral-Blothrophyllum,
CrawfordsvilleMontgomeryINN on W bank of Sugar Creek in new quarriesMississippianGlen DeanVery fine crinoids,
CrawfordsvilleMontgomeryINAt Corey's Bluff along W bank of Sugar Creek. 104 species of crinoids collected between 1832 and 1946. Reported to be overgrown although traces of the old diggings can be found.MississippianGlen Dean Limestonecrinoids,
CrawfordsvilleMontgomeryINIn nests in siltstoneMississippianKeokuk LimestoneCrinoids, Gastropods Platyceras, Trilobites Griffithides, Crinoids - Taxocrinus, Onychocrinus, Batocrinus, Cyathocrinus, Platycrinus, Pachylocrinus, Eucatillocrinus. Many other phyla as well. Rare Ophiuroids. Gastropods - Platyceras.,
Shades State ParkMontgomeryINAt 'Beachler's Nest in a meander of Indian Creek 1 km N of IN234crinoid crowns,
Shades State ParkMontgomeryINdownstream on Sugar Creek near mouth of Indian Creekcrinoid crowns,
French LickOrangeIN4.5 km SE 200 meters NW of road forkMississippianBeech Creek Limestoneabundant crinoid stems, brachiopods, some gastropods,
PaoliOrangeINarea exposuresMississippianPaoli?,
PaoliOrangeINWest in quarry to N of abandoned RR station sw1/4 se1/4 se1/4 s35t2nr1wMississippianPaoli?,
ProspectOrangeIN4 km N 50 meters SW of road at head of Stillhouse Hollowcrinoid stems. brachiopods, gastropods,
AtkinsonvilleOwenIN2 km N. 200 meters S of old roadcrinoid stems, brachiopods, gastropods,
FreedomOwenIN1 km WMississippianBeech Creek LimestoneArchimedes, tetracorals, crinoid stems,
SpencerOwenINMississippianSt Louisfish teeth/spines-Antliodus,
Logan QuarryParkeINNear Sugar CreekMississippianMecca Quarry ShaleFishMay be Pennsylvanian,
MeccaParkeINIn area quarriesfossil fish,
MontezumaParkeIN5.6km SEPennsylvanianVertebrates-Listracanthus,Petrodus,
Reserve TwpParkeINLogan Quarry in shalePennsylvanianStauntonSymmorium,
Reserve TwpParkeINPennsylvanianStauntonsharks - Orodus,
Wabash TownshipParkeIN600m N of SW corner of S18T15NR8 on Hessler propertyMississippianMecca Quarry ShaleFish,
BranchvillePerryIN1 km E in abandoned quarryMississippianGlen dean Limestonefenestrate bryozoa,
DerbyPerryIN1.5 km W in abandoned quarryMississippianGlen Dean LimestonePentremites, bryozoa, crinoids, trilobite pygidia, brachiopods,
LeopoldPerryIN2.5 km E in quarryfenestrate bryozoa,
TobinsportPerryIN2 km NE in abandoned Limestone quarryArchimedes,
VelpinPikeINAt Walnut Grove CemetaryDevonian?Mecca Quarry Shalefish-Promexyele,
PutnamvillePutnamINBryozoa Fenestella,
RidgevilleRandolphINSE in H+R Stone Co QuarrySilurianHuntingtonPentamerus,
OsgoodRipleyIN4 km NSilurianBrassfield LimestoneAnthozoa, stromatoporoids, bryozoa, brachiopods, cephalopods, trilobites,
VersaillesRipleyINCedar Creek, North Branch, North Branch In area exposures ofOrdovicianWaynesvilleEdrioasteroids Streptaster.,
VersaillesRipleyINOrdovicianBrachiopods -Sowerbyella, Hebertella,
VersaillesRipleyINIn quarries on Laughery CreekOrdoviciantrilobites and brachiopods,
VersaillesRipleyINIn E part of town in road cuts on US 50 and in Laughery CreekOrdovician Upperabundant fossils.,
VersaillesRipleyINBryozoa-Dictyospongia,
BlocherScottINIn Scott Stone Co quarrycorals - solitary and colonial.,
WaldronShelbyINat Clifty CreekSilurianWaldron?,
WaldronShelbyINat Cook CreekSilurianWaldron?,
WaldronShelbyINat Old QuarrySilurianWaldron?,
WaldronShelbyINIn Quarry spoil heaps between Conns and Deer Creeks near their confluence 2.5 km S of WaldronSilurianWaldronDalmanites, Calymene, Trimerus. Cheirurus, Otarion,
WaldronShelbyINSilurianbrachiopods -Rhynchotrema, Eospirifer, Crinoids -- Eucalyptocrinites, Blastoids Eucalyptocrinites,
VevaySwitzerlandINOrdovicianbrachiopods -Hebertella,
West PointTippecanoeIN2 km SE in soft siliceous shales on main branch of Flint creekNautilus, Spirifer, Productus, Discina, Terebratula, Lingula,
West PointTippecanoeIN400 meters NE in Limestone in back of cemeteryNautilus, Spirifer, Productus, Discina, Terebratula, Lingula,
BrownsvilleUnionIN2 km SE of RR station in soft blue clay in ravineHudson RiverWell preserved Calymene,
LibertyUnionINin road cuts near Dillsboro LakeOrdovicianDillsborocrinoids, trilobites, etc,
LibertyUnionINin road cuts onin101 between Liberty and BrookvilleOrdovicianDillsborocrinoids, trilobites, etc,
LibertyUnionINOn IN101 between Liberty and Brookville in roadcutsOrdovicianRichmondabundant fossils, Flexicalymene,
LibertyUnionINarea quarriesWell preserved trilobites,
LibertyUnionINon Hannah's CreekWell preserved trilobites,
EvansvilleVanderburghINin area outcropsPennsylvanianPecopteris, Neuropteris, Calamites,
EvansvilleVanderburghINAt intersection of IN37 and IN64 in large road cutabundant brachiopods, blastoids. A few trilobites.,
NewportVermillionINRoadcut on N side of KY371 (Orphanage Rd) 1km W of KY17 39d01m47sN 84d32m30sWOrdovicianKopeMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsKope (offshore),
NewportVermillionINAt Mooreheads mine (Location unknown)PennsylvanianVertebrates-Edestus,
Vermillion CountyVermillionINarea exposuresPennsylvanianDes Moinespelecypods.,
Terre HauteVigoINAt Fowler Park in nodulesPennsylvanianinsects, probably plants,
Vigo CountyVigoINFern Fossils,
YoungstownVigoINIn Diverse Pennsylvanian fossils inPennsylvanianironstone concretions,
YoungstownVigoINabout 15 km S of Terra Haute, E of US41 in abandoned strip minesPennsylvanianMazon Creek type fossils in nodules,
RichValleyWabashINSilurianListon CreekTrilobites Calymene,
WabashWabashINCephalopods - Bickmorites,
West LebanonWarrenIN7 km S along Hwy 63 in creek tributary to Redwood Creek at second Bridge. In Limestone and overlying shalesPennsylvanianTrilobites -- Ditomopyge, brachiopods.,
West LebanonWarrenINComplete trilobites in bank of local creek. Reported to have been dug out completely by collectors.?,
CantonWashingtonINIn area creek banks in grayish argillaceous LimestoneProductus, Spirifera, Orthis, Saphiocrinus, Platycrinus, Batocrinus, Dorrycrinus, Agaricocrinus'Saphiocrinus' may be misspelled although it did get a single Google hit listing several species.,
Paynter's HillWashingtonINMississippianSalemfish teeth-Desmiodus,Petalodus,
PhiladelphiaWashingtonINalong bluffs on S fork of Blue RiverMississippian LowerBurlington LimestoneProductus, Spirifera, Batocrinus, Granatocrinus,
PhiladelphiaWashingtonIN2 km N and 400 meters E of Little York Road in LimestoneSpirifera, Granatocrinus, Batocrinus, Actinocrinus,
SalemWashingtonINIn RR cut just S of HarristownMississippianSalemabundant fossils - Griffithides, blastoids, etc.,
SalemWashingtonINIn Salem Limestone. The tan, Mississippian, Salem Limestone is exposed in a railroad cut about 1.6km North of Salem,Washington County. The railroad cut may be (Instructions are a little vague) just East of Indiana 135 and South HarristownMississippianSalemfossils include mollusks,brachiopods, blastoids, occasional trilobites.,
SalemWashingtonINIndiana, Salem Limestone. The tan Salem Limestone is exposed in a railroad cut about 1.6km North of Salem, Washington County. The railroad cut may be (Instructions are a little vague) just East of Indiana 135 and South of the town of Harristown.MississippianSalem LimestoneFossils include mollusks, brachiopods, blastoids, occasional trilobites.,
SalemWashingtonINarea exposuresMississippianSt Louis (Warsaw)Numerous Pentremites, Batocrinus, Alloprosallocrinus, Catillocrinus, Bryozoa, Echinoderms, brachiopods, pteropods, gastropods, cephalopods, - Nautilus, Orthoceras, mollusks -Conocardium, arthropods - Leperditia, Phillipsia,
SalemWashingtonINNE, in SW1.4NE1/4 s5t2nr1e in chert conglomerateMississippianbryozoa, brachiopods, corals -Lithostrotion,
SalemWashingtonIN7 km S at Paynter's Hillabundant crinoids,
SalemWashingtonIN8 km E at Spurgeon Hill 400 meters E of Harristownabundant crinoids,
Spergen HillWashingtonINMississippianSalemfish teeth-bradyodonts,Cladodus,
Spergen HillWashingtonINCrinoid -Dorrycrinus,
RichmondWayneINOrdovicianRichmond|Whitewater|Elkhorn?,
RichmondWayneINin area roadcutsOrdovicianWhitewaterabundant fossils ,
RichmondWayneIN500 meters W of Fouts[?] Brook Bridge on Elkhorn CreekOrdovicianWhitewaterbrachiopods, bryozoaElkhorn Creek heads around 39.8172N, 84.7561W and joins the Whitewater River at 39.7639N, 84.9372W. Couldn't identify any a Fout's Brook or indeed, any significant tributaries39.8172N, 84.7561W, 39.7639N, 84.9372W. approximate
RichmondWayneINin Roadcuts on US27 1.6km S of Richmond 39d01m40sN 84d30m38sWOrdovicianWhitewaterMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsUpper Whitewater (shallow subtidal),
RichmondWayneINElkhorn Creek 500 yds W of bridge on Founts Road 6.1km S. InOrdovicianWhitewaterbryozoa, brachiopods.,
RichmondWayneINOrdovicianBrachiopods Dinorthis,
RichmondWayneIN6.2 km W in N bank of Elkhorn Creek 500 meters W of Founts Rod BridgeOrdovicianbrachiopods, etc,
RichmondWayneINworms-Cornulites,
BlufftonWellsINN in bioherm in France Stone Co QuarrySilurianListon Creekreef fossils,
CamdenWhiteIN6.5 km SE along Little Deer Creek about 200 meters form North Fork junctionSilurianHuntingtonbrachiopods, corals, mollusks, stromatoporoids, trilobites,
DelphiWhiteINto N and NW in quarriesSilurianBrachiopods -Conchidium - stromatoporoids, corals - Favosites, Halysites, Heliolites,
DelphiWhiteINalong Golf Links along N old channel of Deer Creekbrachiopods, corals, trilobites,
DelphiWhiteINin area quarriesmarine fossils,
GeorgetownWhiteINto S along bluffs of Wabash River to LogansportSilurianHuntington LimestoneBrachiopods -Conchidium, Wilsonia[?], Spirifer'Wilsonia' is a bird - a warbler. Probably a reference to Wilsoniella, a brachiopod,
[?][?]KSCretaceousNiobraraNodosaur - Heirosaurus, Niobrarasaurus, Nodosaurus,
[?][?]KSCretaceousNiobrara ChalkFish bones Protosphyraena, Cimolichthys, Ichthyodectes, Xiphactinus, Pachyrhizodus, Gilicus,
[?][?]KSUS183 1.5 km N or Saline RiverCretaceousbryozoa, worms, mollusks, fish scales, shark teeth, sponges,
Arkansas River Valley[?]KSCretaceousNiobraraFish-Ptychodus,
Turner's Station[?]KSmollusksPaleozoic UpperAviculopecten,
Warren?[?]KS12.4km SEJurassicMorrisondinosaur bonesCan't identify a Warren, KS, and can't find any citations for surface outcrops of the Morrison in Kansas although it is known to be present a shallow depths in the Western part of the state,
Western Kansas[?]KSCretaceousNiobrara ChalkMosasaurs - Platecarpus; Reptiles; Nyctosaurs, Pternadon,
Western Kansas[?]KS82-87 ma chalkCretaceousSmoky HillTylosaurus, elasmosaurs, plesiosaurs, large turtles, Xiphactinus, Cretoxyrhina, Pternadon, invertebrates.,
Western Kansas[?]KSin Cretaceous ChalkCretaceousFish and Reptile bones, Uintacrinus,
Western Kansas[?]KSCrinoids Uintacrinus,
Whitten's Bluff[?][?]KSCretaceousNiobrarafish-CimolichthysCan't locate a Whitten's Bluff in KS,
GarnettAndersonKSin area exposures of Walchia bedsPennsylvanianRed Rock Shaleplants, reptiles, fishes, scorpions, pelecypods - Myalinella'Walchia' is a plant -- an early conifer,
GarnettAndersonKSPennsylvanianStantonvertebrates-Petrolacosaurus,
Fort ScottBourbonKSPennsylvanian LowerFort Scott LimestonePelecypods, Fasciculiconcha,
[?]ChaseKSon South Cottonwood Creek in center of CountyPermian LowerBig Blue Limestonepelecypod molds - Myalina,
Fox CreekChase?KSIn upper part of creekCretaceousNiobraraFish-CimolichthysThere may be more than one Fox Creek in KS,
PeruChautauquaKS11 km E of Sedan in roadcuts on I66Pennsylvanianmarine fossils,
SedanChautauquaKS3 km N on KS99PennsylvanianBeil LimestoneCaninia,
SedanChautauquaKSN in roadcuts on KS99PennsylvanianBeil LimestoneConularia,
SedanChautauquaKS10 km S on KS166 in roadcuts near PeruPennsylvanianDouglasabout a dozen taxa.,
SedanChautauquaKS3 km N on KS99PennsylvanianQueen Hillconularids,
SedanChautauquaKS10 km S on KS166 2 km W of roadcuts near Peru in sandstonePennsylvanian?Asteriacites (starfish trace fossil).,
Cherokee CountyCherokeeKSs1t31sr23ePennsylvanianDes MoinesAnnuliconcha,
AshlandClarkKS16km SE at Swayze QuarryMiocene (Hemphill)OgallalaTurtles-Geochelone,
KingsdownClarkKS22km S on Young Brothers RanchMiocene (Hemphill)OgallalaTurtles-GeocheloneKingsdown is in Ford County, the site is in Clark County,
Republican RiverCloudKSPetrified wood in River gravels,
SibleyCloudKS3km W on Crowell[?] farmCretaceousBentonVertebrates-PelycorapisCan't identify a specific Crowell farm near Sibley,
BurlingtonCoffeyKSN in quarries near bridgePennsylvanianHeebner|Kereford|PlattsmouthMyalina,Enteletes,corals,Fistulipora,Hustedia,Punctospirifer,Marginifera,Rhipidomella,,
BurlingtonCoffeyKS3.2km N in road cuts in S10T21SR16ESPPennsylvanianPlattsmouthMyalina,Euomphalus,Pharkidonotus,gastropods,crinoid stems,fucoids38.2341 95.6380
Coffey CountyCoffeyKSnw1/4 s1t21sr13e in thin sandy Limestone bedPennsylvanianCalhoun ShaleMyalina, Septimyalina,
HartfordCoffeyKSarea outcrops 3.2km SE, in S18TSR14Efusulinids,Ottonosia,gastropods,bryozoa,Dictyoclostus,Orbiculoidea,Posidonia,Aviculopecten,
HartfordCoffeyKSarea outcrops in S36T20SR13EMarginifera, crinoid stems,Ottonosia,Osagia,Myalina,Amblysiphonella,gastropods,cephalopods,Fenestellids, brachiopods-Neospirifer,Composita,Derbya;Bryozoa;Fistulipora,
LeboCoffeyKSAt road intersection near Turkey Point Campground on county road 3 km E of KS150 about 10 km N of I35PennsylvanianSevery ShaleAbundant fossils - brachiopods - Neochonetes, Cephalopods - Mooreoceras; Gastropods - Pharkidonotus, Bellerophon, Euphemites, Leptotygma, Worthenia. Crinoids. Bryozoa,
LeboCoffeyKSSE on US50 S7T19SR15EOsagia,Triticites,Dictyoclostus,other brachiopods,bryozoa,echinoids,crinoid stems,Amblysiphonella,Bellerophon,
Neosho RapidsCoffeyKS4km E in old strip pitcrinoid stems,brachiopods,coal,plant fossils,
Neosho RiverCoffeyKSN of river in S25T20SR14EPennsylvanianDoniphan|King HillSyringopora,Osagia,Marksia,brachiopods,gastropods,crinoid stems,Chonetes,Marginifera,Juresania,Astartella,Derbya,Linoproductus,
S10T19SR15ECoffeyKSUS50S about 0.8km W of US75Amblysiphonella,bryozoa,Dictyoclostus,Fusulinids,Ottonosia,Rhombopora,Derbya,Chonetes,Marginifera,Lasallinies[?],Neospirifer,crinoid stemsNo citations for 'Lasallinies' probably a misspelling,
S13T21SR15ESPCoffeyKSIn road cutsPennsylvanianPlattsmouthMyalina,bryozoa,sponges,crinoid stems,fucoids38.2197 95.7113P
S17T20SR15ECoffeyKS[?]Big SpringsDerbya,Chonetes,abundant Myalina,Astartella,Nuculana,
S18T19SR17ECoffeyKSPennsylvanianPlattsmouthMyalina,
S18T20SR16ESPCoffeyKSin road cutsPennsylvanianLeComptonMyalina,
S21T19SR17ECoffeyKSEuteletes[?],fusulinidsOnly two somewhat dubious citations for Euteletes--possibly misspelled,
S23T23SR14ESPCoffeyKSin road cutsPennsylvanianLeComptonbivalves,bryozoa,Caninia,Caudigalli,crinoid stems,Derbyia,Dictyoclostus,fusulinids,Osagia,Ostracods,Ottonosia,Syringopora,
S2T20SR16ESPCoffeyKSin road cutsPennsylvanianLeComptonBrachiopods-Chonetes,
S2T21SR14ESPCoffeyKSin road cutsPennsylvanianAvocaBatostomella,Bellerophon,Cryptozoon,Fusulinids,Syringopora,Triticites,
S30T20SR14ECoffeyKSPennsylvanianTopeka|Calhounbrachiopods,bryozoa,bivalves,Cryptozoon,crinoids,Neospirifer,Osagia,Composita, Derbya,Myalina, Aviculopecten,
S34T20sR16ESPCoffeyKSin road cutsPennsylvanianHeumander Shalemollusks,sponges,algae,
S3T20SR17ESPCoffeyKSin bulldozer cuts in Gully near SW corner of sectionPennsylvanianWilliamsburg Upperplant fossils in shales adjacent to coal bed,
S7T19SR15ECoffeyKSOn US 50 in S7T19SR15EPennsylvanianTopeka|CalhounLophophyllum,Marginifera,Derbya,Echinoconchus,Composita,Amblysiphonella,horn corals,Ottonosia,bryozoa,corals,brachiopods,Osagia,Myalina,crinoid stems,Bellerophon,
WaverlyCoffeyKSOutcrops along Hwy to NW S7T19SR16E[?]StullMyalina,Sedgewickia,Chonetes,Batostomella,
WaverlyCoffeyKSOutcrops along US50 1.6-2.4km N and E S7T19SR17E[?]abundant gastropods,crinoid fragments,Osagia,
CedarvilleCowleyKS2 km W in ne1/4 s9t34sr8ePennsylvanian UpperEmporia LimestoneEnteletes, Productus, Pseudomonotis, Orthonema,
ne1/4 s22t34sr7eCowleyKSPermian LowerCouncil Grove GroupClavicosta,
WinfieldCowleyKSE of town on Reservoir HillEndelocrinus, Spirorbis, Stenopora, Rhombopora, Derbya. Composita,
Sappa CreekDecaturKSMiocene (Hemphill)OgallalaTurtles-Geochelone,
HerringtonDickinsonKSPermianShark fragments - Ctenacanthus,
LawrenceDouglasKSnear spring on Cameron's BluffPennsylvanianDouglaswell preserved pelecypods,
[?]EllisKSin area outcrops of chalk in concretionsCretaceousNiobraraInoceramus, Ostrea,
[?]EllisKSs2t12sr20wCretaceousNiobraraPortheus teeth, Inoceramus, Textularia, Ostrea,
[?]EllisKSArea outcropsCretaceousNiobrara(Smoky Hill Chalk)Isolated shark teeth to 7cm. Some articulated specimens,
EllisEllisKS12.8km N in T12R20CretaceousNiobraraFish-Cimolichthys,Lamna,Portheus,Protosphyraena,
Ellis CountyEllisKSTwp12sr20w and Twp11sr19wCretaceousFt HaysInoceramus, Ostrea,
Ellis CountyEllisKSSe1/4 s21t15sr17w in road cutCretaceous[?]Pfieffer[?]InoceramusCan't confirm a Pifeffer (or Pfeiffer) Formation,
Saline RiverEllisKSRoad cuts on US 183 1.6km N of Saline River inCretaceousFort Hayesbryozoa, serpulids, mollusks, sponges, sharks teeth, fish scales.,
Saline RiverEllisKSCretaceousGreenhorn ChalkInoceramus. Baculites, Metoicoceras, Helicoceras, Puzosia fish bones and teeth,
Saline RiverEllisKS2 km N in road cut on KS183bryozoa, brachiopods, shark teeth, fish scales,
Smoky Hill RiverEllisKSCretaceousGreenhorn ChalkInoceramus. Baculites, Metoicoceras. Helicoceras, Puzosia, fish bones and teeth,
Wolf CreekEllisKSCretaceousGreenhorn ChalkInoceramus. Baculites, Metoicoceras. Helicoceras, Puzosia fish bones and teeth,
[?]FranklinKSPennsylvanianStranger ShalePlants Neuropteris, Alethopteris,
BuffaloFranklinKSfossil bones,
HomewoodFranklinKSPennsylvanian (Virgilian)Upper Vinland ShaleMyalina,
OttawaFranklinKSfossil bones,
Plum CreekFranklinKSIn yellow chalkCretaceousbirds Hesperornis,fish-Enchodus,
Pyramid RocksFranklinKS3 km NECretaceous UpperUpper Smoky HillSpinaptychus,
Smoky Hill fork of Kansas RiverFranklinKSat mouth of RiverPermian LowerBig Blue LimestonePseudomonotis,
[?]GearyKSSeveral SitesPennsylvanian?Shark spines and teeth - Ctenacanthus, Cladodus, Petalodus,
[?]GoveKSArea outcropsCretaceousNiobrara(Smoky Hill Chalk)Isolated shark teeth to 7cm. Some articulated specimens,
Bird RanchGoveKSAt Andrew Bird RanchCretaceousNiobrarapterosaur-Pternadon,
Buffalo StationGoveKSSWCretaceousNiobraraSquamata-Tylosaurus?,
Castle RockGoveKS1km SCretaceousNiobrarafish-Kansius,Pachyrhizodus,Ptychodus,Omosoma,
Haverford RanchGoveKSNE 1/4 Sec. 26. T14S R31WCretaceousNiobraraFish-Apsopelix,Bananogmius,Gillicus,Ichthyodectes,Pachyrhizodus Squamata-Platecarpus,
QuinterGoveKS17.6km SCretaceousNiobrarapterosaurs-PternadonOriginal indicates Lane County,
Hill CityGrahamKSOn S fork of Solomon River at SW1/4S11T8SR23WCretaceousNiobrarafish-Gillicus,Ichthyodectes,
Greenwood CountyGreenwoodKSIn center of N boundary of s14t27sr11ePennsylvanianCalhoun ShaleJellyfish - Duodecimedusina,
HamiltonGreenwoodKSin abandoned quarryPennsylvanianHartford Limestonefish-Hamiltonichthys,
HamiltonGreenwoodKS3 km E in Pennsylvanian sediments in abandoned quarry.Pennsylvanianacanthodians, lungfish, paleoniscoid fish, shards, amphibians, scorpions, eurypterids, arachnids, insects flora - Walchia, Cordaites, Alethopteris, Samaropsis.,
HamiltonGreenwoodKS3 km E in abandoned quarryacanthodians, lungfish, paleoniscoids, sharks, insects,
Hamilton QuarryGreenwoodKS3 km E in Limestone quarrylungfish, insects, eurypterids, plantsOriginal citation was for MD,
[?]HamiltonKSs3t22sr43wCretaceousNiobraraInoceramus, Ostrea,
HamiltonHamiltonKSIn E bank of Bridge Creek in s14t23r42wOligoceneBridge CreekInoceramus,
[?]JeffersonKSCoal MeasuresPennsylvanianShark Teeth-Agassizodus(Campodus),
TopekaJeffersonKSPennsylvanianHeebner ShalePhyllocarids Concavicaris,
Lovewell ReservoirJewellKSIn a 1-3cm fish tooth conglomerateCretaceousCarlisle(Blue Hill Shale)tiny Enchodus -- teeth of many other sharks and bony fish,
Iowa CityJohnsonKSDevonianCrinoids -Melocrinites,
Iowa CityJohnsonKSCoral Favosites, Prismatophyllum,
OlatheJohnsonKSIn area exposuresPennsylvanianCaptain Creek LimestonePernopecten,
Sunflower VillageJohnsonKS1 km E in junction of RR spursPennsylvanianPlattsburgjellyfish - Duodecimedusina,
Fort LeavenworthLeavenworthKSarea exposuresPennsylvanianCherokee ShalePelecypods,
Fort LeavenworthLeavenworthKSarea exposuresPennsylvanianMerriam Limestone (lowest Plattsburg)Myalina,
[?]LoganKSArea outcropsCretaceousNiobrara(Smoky Hill Chalk)Isolated shark teeth to 7cm. Some articulated specimens,
Bull CreekLoganKSCretaceousNiobraraFish-Pachyrhizodus,
Butte CreekLoganKSCretaceousNiobrarabirds-Baptornis,Hesperornis;pterosaurs-Pternadon;Squamata-Platecarpus;turtles-Toxochelys,
Butte CreekLoganKSS side in S8T15SR34WCretaceousNiobraraFish-Bananogmius,Cimolichthys,Enchodus,
Butte CreekLoganKSS side at Berry FarmCretaceousNiobraraFish-Saurocephalus,
ElkaderLoganKS2.8km SWCretaceousNiobraraPterosaur-Pternadon,
ElkaderLoganKS9.8-11.2km SWCretaceousNiobraraPterosaur-Pternadon;Squamata-Tylosaurus;turtles-Toxochelys,
ElkaderLoganKSArea exposures to S and NECretaceousNiobraraPterosaur-Pternadon;Squamata-Clidastes,Tylosaurus,
ElkaderLoganKSCretaceousPierreTurtle fragments,
ElkaderLoganKS5 km SECretaceousSmoky HillSpinaptychus,
ElkaderLoganKSarea Limestone outcropsUintacrinus,
Fort WallaceLoganKSCretaceousNiobraraturtles-Protostega,
Fossil Springs CanyonLoganKSCretaceousNiobraraFish-Pachyrhizodus,Squamata-Clidastes,Platecarpus,
Hell CreekLoganKSNE of Elkader near Smoky Hill RiverCretaceousNiobrarafish-Bananogmius,Cimolichthys,Portheus,Saurocephalus;plesiosaurs;pterosaurs-Nyctodactylus,Pternadon;Squamata-Clidastes,Platecarpus,Tylosaurus;turtles-Toxochelys,
LisbonLoganKS2 km E just N of Union Pacific RR tracksUpper Sharon Springs ShaleProtosphyraena,
McAllaster ButtesLoganKS3 km E on tributary of Smoky Hill RiverCretaceous UpperSharon Springs Shalesaurian bones, giant concretions,
Russell SpringLoganKSCretaceousNiobraraFish-Ichthyodectes;Pterosaurs-Pternadon,
Sheridan StationLoganKS9.6 km SW in Fox CanyonCretaceousNiobraraSquamata-Clidastes,PlatecarpusThis assumes that the Sheridan referred to is the extinct RR Station on the Kansas-Pacific RR, not one of the six Sheridan Townships in KS,
Sheridan StationLoganKS9.6 km S (in Smokey Hill River banks?)CretaceousNiobraraFish-Ichthyodectes,PortheusThis assumes that the Sheridan referred to is the extinct RR Station on the Kansas-Pacific RR, not one of the six Sheridan Townships in KS,
WallaceLoganKS24km SCretaceousNiobrarafish-Saurocephalus,
Fossil SpringLogan?KSnear Fort WallaceCretaceousNiobraraFish-Cimolichthys,Enchodus,Oricardinus,Pachyrhizodus,Protosphyraena,
Little OakleyLogan?KSOpposite school 3 or 53CretaceousNiobraraFish-EnchodusCan't identify a Little Oakley. Oakley, KS is in Logan Cy,
AmericusLyonKSIn type outcrop of Americus LimestonePennsylvanian UpperAmericusabundant fossils--fragments,
AmericusLyonKS3 km SPermian LowerBig Blue Limestonepelecypods -Promytilus,
EmporiaLyonKSabout 55 km distant - Hamilton QuarryPennsylvanianplants, insects, myriapods, etc,
HooserLyonKS4 km SE in road cutshells -Fusulina,
ElmoMarionKSE side of Hwy from Elmo to Durham S4T17SR2E in thin limestone beds above and below gray shaleCarltonfish scales,poor plant fossils,microfossils,
FlorenceMarionKStype section of Florence limestone -- On E side of Cottonwood River .8km NE of FlorencePermianFlorenceBrachiopods-Derbya,Composita,Dictyoclostus,Meekella;Bryozoa-Rhombopora,Wellerella;Fusulinids,
FlorenceMarionKS11.2km SW at Doyle Creek in 2.5m of gray shale at top of outcrop S30T21SR4EPermianGagebrachiopods-Derbya;other fossils,
FlorenceMarionKS1.6km E in old RR Quarry N of US50 S6T21SR5EPermianGagebrachiopods;bryozoa;gastropods,algae,
MarquetteMcPhersonKS8 km SW near 'Natural Corral'Belvidere LimestoneOstrea, Cyprimeria, Cardium, Turritella,
McPhersonMcPhersonKSPleistocenemammals-Equus,
Elk CityMontgomeryKSin U On S Bank of Elk River 3 km S of Elk CityPennsylvanianStantonCorals-Dibunophyllum, Neokoninckophyllum, fusulinids,echinoid spines,brachiopods,bryozoa.,
Elk CityMontgomeryKS2 km SSW in S bank of Elk River at bridgePennsylvaniancoral, fusulinids,echinoids, brachiopods, bryozoa,
IndependenceMontgomeryKSarea outcropsPennsylvanianDrum Limestonespelecypods,
IndependenceMontgomeryKS2 km EPennsylvanianDrum OoliteAcanthopecten,
SycamoreMontgomeryKSin 7 km W on S side of E-W county road.PennsylvanianCaptain Creek LimestoneInvertebrates.,
SycamoreMontgomeryKS6.5 km W in quarry on county roadPennsylvanianinvertebrates,
Council GroveMorrisKSBryozoa Rhombopora, Tabulipora,
Smoky Hill RiverNessKSIn chalk along tributaries of Smoky Hill Rivermarine invertebrates - Inoceramus, Ostrea , birds, dinosaurs, crocodiles, mosasaurs, turtles, fish.,
Walnut CreekNessKSIn chalk along both sides on W side of countymarine invertebrates - Inoceramus, Ostrea , birds, dinosaurs, crocodiles, mosasaurs, turtles, fish.,
[?]OsageKSPermian?Shark Teeth-Agassizodus,
Twin CreekOsborneKSCretaceousNiobraraShark Teeth-Lamna,
AdaOttawaKSpetrified wood.,
Long IslandPhillipsKSS on Overton FarmTeleoceras,
Solomon RiverPhillipsKSNorth ForkCretaceousNiobraraFish-Cimolichthys=Cimolichthys,Enchodus,Isurus,Portheus,Protosphyraena,Squalicorax,
ManhattanRileyKSin run off area from dam in Tuttle Creek State ParkPennsylvanian UpperWaverlyabundant fossils,
ManhattanRileyKSBryozoa-Polypora,Acanthocladia; Ropalonaria[?], Trace Fossils Acrothoracican burrows,
RileyRileyKSNear Leavenworth, Riley, ManhattanPermianShark Teeth-Petalodus, Cladodus; Shark Spines-Xystracanthus,
Bow CreekRooksKSCretaceousNiobrarafish-Cimolichthys,
Haddon[?]RooksKSCretaceousNiobraraFish-CimolichthysCan't identify a Haddon in Rooks County,
S2T6R18WRooksKSS2T6R18WCretaceousNiobraraFish-Cimolichthys,Enchodus,
Spring CreekRooksKSCretaceousNiobraraFish-Pachyrhizodus,
StocktonRooksKSS5T6SR17WCretaceousNiobraraPortheus,
Sugar LoafRooksKS3.2km E in T6R19CretaceousNiobrarafish-Cimolichthys,
[?]RussellKSnw1/4 s11t10sr23e in quarryPennsylvanianFarleyStreblochondria,
[?]RussellKSne1/4 s36t16sr7e in RR quarryPermianfort RileyPromytilus,
[?]RussellKSS side s27t22sr22ePennsylvanian UpperRock Lake (Stanton) ShaleMyalina, Promytilus,
[?]RussellKSS32t28sPennsylvanianStantonPromytilus,
FairportRussellKS8 km NW nw1/4 s32t11sr16wInoceramus, Ostrea. Prionotropis, Serpula,
r21es10t13sRussellKSs10t13sr21e N edge in LimestonePennsylvanianAcanthopecten,
Russell CountyRussellKSnw1/4 s14t13sr13ePennsylvanianDover LimestonePromytilus,
Russell CountyRussellKSs7t30sr12ePennsylvanian UpperStull Shale just above Lecompton Limestonepelecypods - Myalina, Septimyalina,
Russell CountyRussellKSs32t10sr10ePennsylvanian UpperTarkio LimestonePromytilus,
BrookvilleSalineKSCretaceousBentonVertebrates-ApsopelixOriginal says 'Brookeville',
BrookvilleSalineKSCretaceousCrocodile-Hyposaurus,
TopekaShawneeKSPermianthe large (for a foram) foram Fusulina forming 'Rice Rock',
EdsonShermanKSAt Edson Quarry on Marshall Ranch somewhere around 16km S and 3.2km E of EdsonMiocene (Hemphill)OgallalaAmphibians-Ambystoma,Bufo,Scaphiopus;Turtles-Geochelone,
Solomon RiverSherman?KSSouth Fork - T6SR19W,T6SR20,T7SR19W,T7SR20WCretaceousNiobraraFish-Cretolamna,Enchodus,Pachyrhizodus,Portheus,Protosphyraena,Saurocephalus,
[?]TregoKSArea outcropsCretaceousNiobrara(Smoky Hill Chalk)Isolated shark teeth to 7cm. Some articulated specimens,
Castle RockTregoKS12.8km SWCretaceousNiobraraFish-Portheus;Squamata-Clidastes,
ES8-WS9T14SR25WTregoKSES8-WS9T14SR25WCretaceousNiobrarafish-Gillicus,
Hackberry CreekTregoKSArea exposures in SW part of county 7.4km E of Castle RockCretaceousNiobraraFish-Apateodus,Pachyrhizodus,Cimolichthys,Ichthyodectes,Martinichthys,Portheus,Saurocephalus;Squamata-Platecarpus,
Hockenberry Canyon[?]TregoKSCretaceousNiobrarafish-GillicusCan't identify a Hockenberry Canyon in Trego County,
John Harvey RanchTregoKSCretaceousNiobraraTurtles-Chelosphargis,
T13R24WTregoKST13R24WCretaceousNiobraraFish-Cimolichthys,Portheus,
WakeeneyTregoKSNE on Harvey Carpenter RanchCretaceousNiobraraFish-Protosphyraena,
EllisTrego?KS16km SWCretaceousNiobraraFish-Cimolichthys,
[?]WabaunseeKSSmall exposure of a shark tooth rich horizon in Western part of CountyPermian LowerCouncil GroveShark Teeth-Petalodus, Cladodus; Shark Spines-Xystracanthus,
EskridgeWabaunseeKSin calcareous shalePennsylvanianEskridgeabundant fossils,
[?]WallaceKSse1/4 s27t12sr41w in sandstonePliocene LowerPliohippus, Procamelus,
Butte CreekWallaceKSCretaceousNiobrarapterosaurs-Pterodactylus;Squamata-Clidastes,Platecarpus,Tylosaurus;turtles-Cynocercus,Toxochelys,
Goose CreekWallaceKS1.6km from Smoky Hill River in large Limestone concretionsAnomia, Amauropsis, Inoceramus,
Lost QuarryWallaceKSin nw1/4 s1t15sr38wMioceneOgallalaMammal bones - Osteoborus, Aelurodon?, Agriotherium, Pratifelis, Pliohippus?, Nannippus,
Rhinoceros HillWallaceKSin quarry on hill in se1/4 ne1/4 s11t11sr38w in diatomaceous marlPliocenemammal bone fragments.,
Rhinoceros HillWallaceKSin NE part of county near the Marshall Ranch in the basin of the North Fork of the Smoky Hill River in diatomaceous marlPliocenemammals.,
Rhinoceros HillWallaceKS5 km N and slightly W of the hill in quarryPliocene Lowerabundant vertebrate bones,
Sharon SpringsWallaceKSEagletail Creek area probably--misidentified by Cope? as being near 'Eagletail, CO'CretaceousNiobraraMosasaur-Prognathodon,
Sharon SpringsWallaceKSto S along Eagle Tail Creek in T13Sr40W in giant septarian nodulesInoceramus, Baculites, Tylosaurus,
WallaceWallaceKSse1/4 s2r42w in bentonitic clayMioceneturtles -Testudo,
Wallace CountyWallaceKSin W part of CountryCretaceousLake CreekOstrea, Crassatella, Thetis, Lucina, Ammonites, Placenticeras,
Wallace CountyWallaceKSs7t14sr38wCretaceous UpperSharon SpringsInoceramus, Saurian bones, Polycotylus (a Plesiosaur), Tylosaurus.,
Wallace CountyWallaceKSt13Ss11 in LimestoneCretaceous UpperUpper WeskanPlatecarpus, Ostrea, Anomia,
Wallace CountyWallaceKSse1/4 s2mosasaur -Platecarpus, Crassatella, Baculites, Scaphites,
Spence SidingWashingtonKS2 km SEPermian LowerHerington LimestoneAviculopecten, Pterinopectinella,
AltoonaWilsonKS2 km W on KS47PennsylvanianPlattsburg|Stantoncorals, bryozoa, brachiopods,
AltoonaWilsonKS2.5 km W in road cutPennsylvanianStanton|PlattsburgCorals Archaeolithophyllum, bryozoa, Glyptopora, brachiopods.,
AltoonaWilsonKS2 km W in road cuts on KS47varied corals,
BenedictWilsonKSin quarry 1.5 km S, S of RR tracks.PennsylvanianStoner Limestonealgae, corals,invertebrates.,
BenedictWilsonKS1 km S in quarry S of RR tracksalgae, corals, etc,
FredoniaWilsonKSIn Limestone exposuresPennsylvanian UpperOlatheAcanthopecten,
FredoniaWilsonKSIn Cement plant Limestone quarryPennsylvanianStantonStreblochondria,
Wilson Creek State ParkWilsonKSbetween 99th and 100th street in Limestonelarge InoceramusProbably Wilson State Park,
Bonner SpringsWyandotteKSin area shale outcropsPennsylvanianBonner Springspelecypods,
Bonner SpringsWyandotteKSin area Limestone outcropsPennsylvanianFarleypelecypods,
Bonner SpringsWyandotteKSin area shale outcropsPennsylvanianRock Springspelecypods,
Kansas CityWyandotteKSin area oolitic Limestone exposuresPennsylvanian UpperWesterville Limestoneabundant pelecypods, Fasciculiconcha,
Kansas CityWyandotteKSin area carbonaceous Limestone exposuresPennsylvanianWintersetMyalina, brachiopods, pelecypods, Nautiloids, gastropods,
Kansas CityWyandotteKSat SE corner of I435-Holiday Rd InterchangePennsylvaniancrinoids, gastropods,
Kansas CityWyandotteKSbetween Kansas City and Lawrence. Edgerton Road exit on KS10 on exit rampsBrachiopods - Enteletes, Schizophoria, Girtyocoelia,
Kansas CityWyandotteKSbetween Kansas City and Lawrence. Cedar Creek exit on KS10 on exit rampsBrachiopods - Kozlowskia,
Kansas CityWyandotteKSOn Cedar Creek (a road) at underpass near 95th StreetBrachiopods - Kozlowskia,
Kansas CityWyandotteKSbetween Kansas City and Lawrence. Kill Creek Road exit on KS10 on exit rampsBrachiopods -Neospirifer. Crinoids,
Kansas CityWyandotteKSin road cuts at junction of I-435 and Holiday Roadcrinoid fragments, gastropods,
[?][?]KYKY17 E of I75-I275 InterchangeOrdoviciantrilobites, brachiopods, crinoids, graptolites, ichnofossils,
[?]BallardKYIn area 'soapstone' clay depositsEocenePorter's CreekMollusks- Crassatellites, Protocardia, Venericardia, Cucullaea, Leda, Mysia, Turritella,
CollinsvilleBathKYin road cut at US60 S exit at base of outcropOrdoviciandiverse mollusks,
OlympiaBathKYIn regional exposures of sandy reddish rock with flaxseed iron oreSilurianBrassfield Limestonebrachiopods - Whitfieldia, bryozoa, crinoid stem plates.,
Big Bone LickBooneKYto South in area exposuresOrdovicianCincinnatianfossils,
Big Bone LickBooneKYin peat bedsPleistoceneInsects: Coleoptera,
Big Bone LickBooneKYPleistocenevertebrates --Mastodon,
DanvilleBoyleKYin Roadcut on KY127Ordovician UpperLexingtonsilicified fossils, pelecypods, brachiopods, gastropods ,
DanvilleBoyleKYin QuarryOrdovician UpperLexington|Clays Ferryabundant fossils ,
DanvilleBoyleKYAt Caldwell Stone Quarry - permission requiredOrdovicianLexington|Clays FerryDiverse fossils:Trilobites-Isotelus(complete);Brachiopods-Rafinesquina;Cornulites;Edrioasteroids-Cystaster,
BrooksvilleBrackenKYin small road cut on KY1159 just S of KY9OrdovicianPoint PleasantMerocrinus;Trilobites-Cryptolithus;Blastoids-Cheirocystis,
Locust CreekBracken?KYOrdovicianPoint Pleasant|KopeGastropods;Trilobites-Flexicalymene,Isotelus,Acidaspis(rare);Brachiopods-Onniella,Zygospira;Echinoderms-Merocrinus,Cincinnaticrinus,Ectenocrinus;Bryozoa;Blastoid plates-Cheirocystis,
Glen DeanBreckinridgeKYarea exposuresMississippianGlen DeanBryozoa - Chilotrypa, Archimedes, Anisotrypa, Eridopora, Stenopora; Blastoids - Pentremites; Crinoids -Pterocrinus; Brachiopods - Eumetria,
HardinsburgBreckinridgeKYBryozoa Archimedes,
New MysticBreckinridgeKYE in RR cutMississippianFredoniaLithostrotion.,
[?]BullittKYin road cut on Brooks Hill RoadMississippianHarrodsburg|Warsawblastoids, brachiopods, bryozoa, corals, crinoids, echinoids, ichnofossils, geodes.,
BardstownBullittKYroad cut on KY245 between I65 and BardstownSilurianWaldronbrachiopods, crinoids, sponges, cephalopods, ichnofossils, trilobites,
BardstownBullittKY13 km SE on KY150Ordoviciancorals, bryozoa, brachiopods,
PrincetonCaldwellKY5 km SE at Cedar Hill QuarryMississippianSt Genevievecoral - Lithostrotion; Platycrinus,
PrincetonCaldwellKYDevoniancoral -Entelophyllum,
PrincetonCaldwellKY8 km N on Hwy 139Lepidodendron trunk section, blastoids,
[?]CallowayKYIn area 'soapstone' clay depositsEocenePorter's CreekMollusks- Crassatellites, Protocardia, Venericardia, Cucullaea, Leda, Mysia, Turritella,
NewportCampbellKYIn roadcuts on KY445 200m W of KY8 intersection NW of I275 bridge over Ohio River 39d03m22sN 84d26m10sWOrdovicianKope|FairviewMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsKope(offshore)|Fairview(deep subtidal),
NewportCampbellKYIn three roadcuts on NW side of I-275 500-800m SW of the Ohio River. 39d03m13sN 84d26m30sWOrdovicianKope|FairviewMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsKope(offshore)|Fairview(deep subtidal),
Twelve Mile CreekCampbellKYOrdovicianPoint Pleasant|KopeGastropods;Trilobites-Flexicalymene,Isotelus,Acidaspis(rare);Brachiopods-Onniella,Zygospira;Echinoderms-Merocrinus,Cincinnaticrinus,Ectenocrinus;Bryozoa;Blastoid plates-Cheirocystis,
WorthvilleCarrollKYon KY 467/227 between I-71 and Worthville in road cutOrdovicianCincinnatianbrachiopods, bryozoa, conodonts, gastropods, cephalopods, conodonts, mollusks, monoplacophorans, scolecodont teeth, ichnofossils, trilobites,
Olive HillCarterKYin drainage ditch on E lane I65 100 meters W of US60 exit in quarry?,
Olive Hill areaCarterKY3 km E in quarry and pits of coralsMississippianNewman Limestonebroad fauna. Crinoids-Agassizocrinus,
Olive Hill areaCarterKYI65 drainage ditch 100m W of US60 exit rampMississippianNewman Limestonebroad fauna. Crinoids-Agassizocrinus,
Olive Hill areaCarterKYIn quarry .5 km N of US60, I64 junction.MississippianNewman Limestonebroad fauna. Crinoids-Agassizocrinus,
DunnvilleCaseyKY4 km S in 2 meters of gray Limestone and shale just above ford in Little Goose Creek 75 meters S of Hwy 127Ordovician MiddleRichmondProtarea, Rhynchotrema, Dinorthis, Hebertella, Platystrophia, Byssonychia, Strophomena, Rhombotrypa, Modiolodon, Lophospira, Homotrypa,
DunnvilleCaseyKY3 km N at Red Hill School in dark red cherty soilMississippian MiddleSt Louis LimestoneLithostrotion,
Goose CreekCaseyKYW in 12 meters of LimestoneMississippianWarsawSpirifer, Brachythyris, Triplophyllum, Pentremites, Fenestella,Athyris, Productus,
MiddleburgCaseyKY3 km E on S slope of Ridge near headwaters of Hites CreekMississippianWarsawTriplophyllum, Zaphrentis, Spirifer, Brachythyris, Pentremites,
WinchesterClarkKYin roadcuts and drainage ditches along I64Ordovician UpperEden|Maysvilleabundant fossils -- brachiopods, bryozoa, gastropods,
WinchesterClarkKYIn area roadcutsOrdovicianLexingtonGastropods-Cyclonema;Brachiopods-Ambonychia;rare echinoderms-cyclocystoids,a few trilobite fragments,
[?]CrittendenKYarea exposures of black gray shales and impure limestonesMississippianPaint CreekPentremites, Productus, Girtyella, Chonetes, Spirifer,
[?]EstillKYIn area Limestone and shale outcropsSilurianWacoArachnophyllum, Favosites, Linstroemia, Heliolites,
Clays FerryFayetteKYIn Roadcuts on S side of KY2328 under S End of I75 bridge over Kentucky River. 37d46m28sN 84d16m28WOrdovicianLexington|Clays Ferry|Garrard|FairviewMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant Ordovician fossilsLexington Limestone,Clays Ferry (deep subtidal),Garrard(peritidal), Fairview(deep subtidal),
GreendaleFayetteKYarea exposuresOrdovicianCincinnatianCyclonema, Allonychia, Edriotrypa, Hebertella, Rafinesquina,
LexingtonFayetteKYin area exposures near junction of US60 and I75OrdovicianLexingtoncrinoids, trilobites, brachiopods, bryozoa,
LexingtonFayetteKYin area shale and Limestone exposuresOrdovician UpperLexingtonfossils ,
LexingtonFayetteKYin roadcuts at I75, I64 junctionOrdovicianlarge bryozoa colonies,
LexingtonFayetteKYArea exposures of 100m of fossiliferous limestone between sparsely fossiliferous Tyrone Limestone and shaley clays Ferry FmOrdovicianLexingtondiverse fossilshttp://www.uky.edu/OtherOrgs/KPS/pages/lexingtonlimestone.htm,
FlemingsburgFlemingKYIn Roadcuts along KY32 1.75km S of KY11OrdovicianMt Auburn|Oregonia|WhitewaterMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsMt Auburn (shallow subtidal), Oregonia (shallow subtidal), Whitewater (shallow subtidal),
Cow CreekFloydKYat head of CreekPennsylvanian MiddleKendrickpelecypods, Limipecten,
Benson CreekFranklinKYOrdovicianBensenRhynchotrema, Hebertella. Strophomena, Dinorthis, Stromatocerium, bryozoa, Cyphotrypa,
[?]GallatinKYroad cuts at Sugar Creek Bridge at junction of US127-US42?,
Sugar BayGallatinKYto North in area exposuresOrdovicianCincinnatianfossils,
[?]GarrardKYin regional exposures of Curdsville member of Lexington LimestoneOrdovician MiddleLexingtonsparse but very well preserved echinoderms,sponges ,
LancasterGarrardKYnear Ashlock Cemetery in roadcuts on US27 1.3km S of Garrard/Lincoln County Line -- Tate through BellevueOrdovicianTate|Gilbert|BellevueMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsTate(peritidal), Gilbert(lagoonal), Bellevue(shallow subtidal) Formations,
LancasterGarrardKYIn roadcuts on US27 800m South of the Garrard/Lincoln County line 37d34m40sN 84d36m36sWOrdovicianTerrill|Sunset|OregoniaMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsTerrill(Peritidal), Sunset(Lagoonal), Oregonia=Reba(Shallow Subtidal),
[?]HancockKYMississippianBuffalo WallowDiverse fish and a tetrapod from three facies,
CynthianaHarrisonKYOrdovicianCynthiana?,
SulphurHenryKYarea roadcutsOrdovicianCincinnatianfossils,
SulphurHenryKYin road cuts on US42 near I71Ordoviciantypical faunas,
Muldraugh's HillHopkinsKYMississippianWarsawProtozoa -Endothyra, Corals - Zaphrentis, Cladochonus, Palaecis, Bryozoa -Worthenopora, Dichotrypa, Blastoids - Pentremites, Brachiopods -Spirifer, Rhipidomella, Productus,
ProvidenceHopkinsKYin area coal depositsPennsylvanianDes MoinesPelecypods - Fasciculiconcha,
Beargrass CreekJeffersonKYSilurianLouisvilleCoral-Arachnophyllum,
BeechwoodJeffersonKYarea quarries and cutsCrinoid - Dolatocrinus,
Falls of the OhioJeffersonKYin area outcrops of fossiliferous, cherty LimestoneDevonianColumbusbrachiopods - Spirifer, Stropheodonta, Atrypa; Gastropods - Turbo, Platyceras; mollusks -- Conocardium; corals -- Zaphrentis, Blothrophyllum, Favosites, Cladopora,
Falls of the OhioJeffersonKYDevonianDelaware LimestoneSpirifer, Heliophyllum, Paracyclas,
Falls of the OhioJeffersonKYCorals Heliophyllum, Heterophrentis,
Falls of the Ohio State ParkJeffersonKYspoil piles at rear of parking lot (not always available)Silurian-DevonianWaldron|North Vernonbrachiopods, bryozoa, cephalopods, corals, crinoids, cystoids, gastropods, graptolites, monoplacophorans, pelecypods, trace fossils, trilobites,
FishervilleJeffersonKYon KY155 between Fisherville and Taylorville in road cutOrdovicianCincinnatianbrachiopods, bryozoa, conodonts, gastropods, cephalopods, conodonts, mollusks, monoplacophorans, scolecodont teeth, ichnofossils, trilobites,
JeffersontownJeffersonKYCoral, Tetradium,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYarea exposed above Louisville LimestoneDevonianJeffersonville Limestone60 genera,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYOn Ky155 2 km from Taylorsville RoadOrdovician UpperLibertybrachiopods, corals, mollusks, bryozoa,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYOn Ky155 near Spencer County lineOrdovician UpperLibertybrachiopods, corals, mollusks, bryozoa,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYIn Silurian Louisville Limestone in cliffs along Beargrass Creek in Cherokee ParkSilurianLouisville?,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYIn Silurian Louisville Limestone in cliffs along Mellwood Ave near Zorn Ave near I-71SilurianLouisville?,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYIn Silurian Louisville Limestone in Fincastle Quarry behind Quarry Center on Poplar Level Road near Trevillian Way.SilurianLouisville?,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYIn Silurian Louisville Limestone in Old Cannons Lane Quarry (at I-64 and Old Cannons Lane)SilurianLouisville?,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYIn Silurian Louisville Limestone in outcrops on Poplar Level RoadSilurianLouisville?,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYIn Silurian Louisville Limestone in quarries along I-64 near Beargrass Cave west of Grinstead DriveSilurianLouisville?,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYIn Silurian Louisville Limestone in road curs along I-64 between I264 and Grinstead DriveSilurianLouisville?,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYIn Silurian Louisville Limestone in roadcuts along I-71 between the US42 underpass and Mile Marker 12SilurianLouisville?,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYIn Silurian Louisville Limestone in roadcuts on US42 near Harrods CreekSilurianLouisville?,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYIn Silurian Louisville Limestone quarries around Cave Hill CemeterySilurianLouisville?,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYShank's Quarry at I64 and Grinstead Drive. 19.7m of Silurian Limestone exposed above Waldron Shale and Capped by Devonian Jeffersonville Limestone (fossiliferous). Rich in fossils. Also exposed South to Bullitt County, KY, E half of Jefferson county, etSilurianLouisvilleFossils are silicified and survive weathering well. 34 genera of coral --Coenites, Arachnophyllum, Alveolites, Astrocerium, Favosites, Halysites, Heliolites, Lyellia. Plasmopora, Thecia. Crinoids -Eucalyptocrinus, Liriocrinus. Sponge Astraeospongia. Horn,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYarea Limestone quarriesSilurianLouisvillesponges - Astraeospongia; brachiopods -Conchidium, Pentamerus, Gypidula, Spirifer; Corals - Cladopora, Cystiphyllum, Diphyphyllum, Favosites, Halysites, Heliolites, Lyellia, Ptychophyllum, Strombodes, Zaphrentis; Trilobites -Bumastus, IllaneusLyellia seems to be a genus of moss,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYDevonianNew Albanyfish-Dinomylostoma,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYSilurianNiagranSilicified coral - Coenites,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYDevonianOnondagacorals - Emmonsia, Coenites,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYroad cut on KY155 7 km from Taylorsville RdOrdovicianlarge corals,
LouisvilleJeffersonKYroad cut on KY155 1.5 km from Taylorsville RdOrdoviciantypical faunas,
Louisville areaJeffersonKYThe Silurian Waldron Shale is exposed below the Louisville Limestone.SilurianWaldronA few trilobites -- not very fossiliferous.,
Louisville?JeffersonKYCannons Lane near Bowman FieldDevonianLouisvillebrachiopods, corals, bryozoa, mollusks, trilobites, stromatoporoids,
Louisville?JeffersonKYat intersection of US42 and I265DevonianLouisvillebrachiopods, corals, stromatoporoids,
MadisonJeffersonKYon US421 in road cutOrdovicianCincinnatianbrachiopods, bryozoa, conodonts, gastropods, cephalopods, conodonts, mollusks, monoplacophorans, scolecodont teeth, ichnofossils, starfish, trilobites,
SeatonvilleJeffersonKYOld Seatonville Rd in quarry on N sideOrdovicianLiberty?USGS says Seatonville is at 38.131N 85.518W38.131N 85.518W approximate
SeatonvilleJeffersonKYIn road cut, hillside and quarry exposures 2 km W in Silurian Osgood andOrdovicianLibertyMarine invertebratesUSGS says Seatonville is at 38.131N 85.518W38.131N 85.518W approximate
SeatonvilleJeffersonKYOld Seatonville Rd in quarry on N sideSilurianOsgood?USGS says Seatonville is at 38.131N 85.518W38.131N 85.518W approximate
LouisvilleJefferson?KYAt Ash Grove Quarry No 1Pennsylvanian (Virgilian)Keiwitzvertebrates-Cochliodus,
Brannon StationJessamineKYOrdovicianBrannonSponges - Brachiospongia, Strobilospongia,
NicholsvilleJessamineKYin roadcuts at KY27, KY27Bus junctionOrdovician MiddleLexingtonfossils,
CovingtonKentonKYRoadcuts on Reidlin Road and KY16 .7km N of I275 39c01m40sN, 84d30m38sWOrdovicianFairview|BellevueMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsFairview(deep subtidal), Bellevue(shallow subtidal),
CovingtonKentonKYold Schlosser[?] QuarryOrdovicianMaysvilleFairview Shale,
CovingtonKentonKYbrachiopods Schizocrania,
I-275Kenton?KYon Orphanage Road East of I75 junctionOrdovicianEdenTrilobites, crinoids,
Elkhorn CreekLetcherKYIn black pyritic LimestonePennsylvanianAviculopecten,
Junction CityLincolnKYAt Blue Licks in concretionsMississippianNew Providencefish-Kentuckia?,
King's MountainLincolnKYBryozoa Fenestella,
MorelandLincolnKYCorals Heterophrentis,
MorelandLincolnKYGastropods Murchisonia,
[?]LivingstonKYarea exposures of black gray shales and impure limestonesMississippianPaint CreekPentremites, Productus, Girtyella, Chonetes, Spirifer,
BirdsvilleLivingstonKY3 km N in abandoned quarry on KY137MississippianRenaultblastoids,
[?]LyonKYin roadcuts on KY453 in Kentucky Wildlife RefugeMississippianSt Louissilicified coral,
[?]MadisonKYIn area Limestone and shale outcropsSilurianWacoArachnophyllum, Favosites, Linstroemia, Heliolites,
BrassfieldMadisonKYin abandoned RR cut between Panola and Brassfield isSilurianBrassfield LimestoneBryozoa, brachiopods.,
MillionMadisonKY3.5 km W on W side of RR trestle 15Ordovician UpperEdenEdrioasteroids Streptaster.,
MillionMadisonKY0.5 km W of RR trestleOrdovician Upper?,
WacoMadisonKYIn area Limestone and shale outcropsSilurianWacoArachnophyllum, Favosites, Lindstroemella, Heliolites,
[?]MarshallKYIn area 'soapstone' clay depositsEocenePorter's CreekMollusks- Crassatellites, Protocardia, Venericardia, Cucullaea, Leda, Mysia, Turritella,
MaysvilleMasonKYin large road cutOrdovician UpperFairviewFossils,
MaysvilleMasonKYOrdovicianRichmond?,
[?]McCrackenKYIn area 'soapstone' clay depositsEocenePorter's CreekMollusks- Crassatellites, Protocardia, Venericardia, Cucullaea, Leda, Mysia, Turritella,
[?]McCrackenKYin area 'soapstone' clay depositsEocenePorter's Creekmollusks- Crassatellites,Protocardia, Venericardia, Cucullaea, Leda, Mysia, Turritella,
[?]MeadeKYregional exposures S to TN N thence NW through Trigg, Lyon, Livingston County to Ohio RiverMississippianSt LouisLithostrotion, Brachiopod Productus,
CurdsvilleMercerKYin RR cutsOrdovicianTrenton LowerCrinoids - Carabocrinus, Hybocrinus, Edrioaster; brachiopods - Dinorthis; Coral - Streptelasma,
HarrodsburgMercerKYIn black shaleDevonianDinichthys,
HarrodsburgMercerKYin black slateDevonianVertebrates-Dinichthys[?]Dinichthys and Dinicthys are widely used. It's not entirely clear whether they are synonyms, two different taxa, or it one is a misspelling,
HighbridgeMercerKYin 3 km SOrdovician MiddleTrentonEdrioasteroid - Edriophus.,
HighbridgeMercerKYSouth of Highbridge, KYGastropods Holopea,
Knob LickMetcalfeKYfossils in concretionsDevonianHuronfish-Stethacanthus spines,
BybeeMontgomeryKYE on KY52 37d43m13s 84d2m49sOrdovicianRowland|SaludaMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsperitidal deposits,
Bardstown Court HouseNelsonKY7 km W on S side KY150corals, brachiopods,
Bardstown CourthouseNelsonKY11.5km S on S side of KY 150.Ordovician UpperRichmond [Arnheim through Whitewater]corals, bryozoa, brachiopods,
CamptownNelsonKY0.8km S on KY8Ordovician MiddleCynthiana Limestonebrachiopods, bryozoa, Merocrinus,
CamptownNelsonKYAt Junction of US 127 and 42 in road cuts W of Sugar Creek.Ordovician MiddleCynthiana LimestoneBrachiopods, bryozoa, Triarthus,
[?]NicholasKYin area RR cuts and other exposuresOrdovicianEdenTrinucleus, crinoids, Plectambonites, Dekayella, Ectenocrinus,
Point PleasantOhioKYOrdovicianPoint Pleasant|KopeGastropods;Trilobites-Flexicalymene,Isotelus,Acidaspis(rare);Brachiopods-Onniella,Zygospira;Echinoderms-Merocrinus,Cincinnaticrinus,Ectenocrinus;Bryozoa;Blastoid plates-Cheirocystis,
CrestwoodOldhamKYin road cuts around KY329/I71 junctionOrdovician-SilurianWhitewater|Brassfield|Laurelbrachiopods, bryozoa, corals, trilobites,
ButlerPendletonKYin area exposures of intermixed shales and limestonesOrdovicianEdenMerocrinus, Eridorthis, Sowerbyella, Leptobolus, Primitiella, Triarthus,
CarntownPendletonKY1 km S in roadcut on KY8Ordovicianbrachiopods, bryozoa, crinoids, trilobites,
CarntownPendletonKY1 km S on hillside S of KY8brachiopods, bryozoa, crinoids,
HazardPerryKYWest on KY80 in shalesPennsylvanianBreathittbrachiopods,nautiloids,gastropods,bivalves,stemless crinoids,sea-urchin spines,
HazardPerryKYN at Leslie Resources Cockerell Fork Mine on spoil pilesPennsylvanianBreathittplants - brachiopods-Lingula,
HazardPerryKYnear junction of KY15 and KY80 in road cuts in shale -- fossils may require stabilizing with a fixativePennsylvanianBreathittWell preserved plants-Calamites,Annularia,Lepidodendron,Stigmaria, etc,
Elkhorn CreekPikeKYIn black pyritic LimestonePennsylvanianAviculopecten,
PikevillePikeKYS in strip mine 2.4km S of Island Creek and about 500m SE of emergency airstripPennsylvanianKendrickgastropods-Shansiella,
[?]PowellKYIn area Limestone and shale outcropsSilurianWacoArachnophyllum, Favosites, Linstroemia, Heliolites,
Oldham CreekPowellKYSilurianOldhamStricklandinia,
Sloans ValleyPulaskiKYMississippianGlen DeanCrinoids - Zeacrinites,
MoreheadRowanKYIn nodules on area hillsides and creeksMississippianBordenAmmonites-Meunsteroceras,Mercanites ,vertebrate fragments,
Church RoadRussellKYin N part of County 1.2 km NW of US80 intersection in channel of Little Goose creek on McQuary tractProductus, Spirifer, Rhynchopora, Orthothetes,
Font Hill RoadRussellKY150 meters E of intersection W. US 80MississippianSt Louiscorals - Lithostrotion, brachiopods: Productus, echinoderm: Melonites,
BedfordTrimbleKYRoadcuts on US42 4km E of US241 -- Bellevue through SaludaOrdovicianBellevue|Mt Auburn|Sunset|Oregonia|Rowland|Marble Hill|Liberty|SaludaMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsBellevue-Mt Auburn (Shallow subtidal), Sunset (Deep subtidal), Oregonia (Shallow Subtidal),
SligoTrimbleKYon KY 157 near RR tracks in road cutOrdovicianCincinnatianbrachiopods, bryozoa, conodonts, gastropods, cephalopods,
[?]UnionKYin mines of Kentucky Coal and CurlewPennsylvanianDunbarella,
[?]WarrenKYin area quarriesMississippianGasper LimestoneBlastoids - Pentremites; Crinoids -Talarocrinus, Agassizocrinus, Bryozoa - Archimedes,
FredericktownWashingtonKYRoadcut on S side of US150 .8km W of Nelson|Washington County line 37d46m09sN 85d21m25sWOrdovicianBellevue|Tate|Gilbert|Mt Auburn Gm|Oregonia|Rowland|Whitewater|SaludaMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsBellevue=Calloway Creek(shallow subtidal), Tate(peritidal), Gilbert(lagoonal), Mt Auburn=Stingy Creek(lagoonal), Oregonia=Reba(shallow subtidal), Rowland(peritidal), Whitewater(shallow subtidal),Saluda(peritidal),
SpringfieldWashingtonKYat Nally-Gibson quarry (open Saturday AMs. Hardhat required)brachiopods,
DuckersWoodfordKYin RR Cut between Woodford and Spring StationOrdovicianPerryville Limestonesgastropods - Bellerophon, Lophospira,
MilnerWoodfordKY2 km S in road cut on Shyocks[?] Ferry RdOrdovician Middle?Milner is at 38.0337N, 84.8081W. Take it from there.38.0337N, 84.8081W approximate
Milner (Tyrone Quad)WoodfordKYin Meters Ordovician Lexington Limestone (type locality) 1.6km SOrdovician MiddleLexingtonStromatoporoids, brachiopods, bryozoa.,
BardstownBullittKY?Several km S of I64 on Rt150OrdovicianDrakediverse fossils ,
BardstownBullittKY?in area exposuresDevonianSellersburg Limestoneweathered out silicified fossils - corals, sponges ,
BardstownBullittKY?at Rt150 exit from I64 in LimestoneSilurianSellersburg Limestone|Laurel Dolomitetrilobites - Calymene,
TaylorsvilleSpencerKY?in exposures on Hwy 155OrdovicianGrant Lake|Drake[?]abundant brachiopods, corals, etc ,
TaylorsvilleSpencerKY?in exposures at dam spillwayOrdovicianabundant fossils ,
[?][?]LAIn NW corner of the state in occasional lignite outcropsPaleocene-EoceneWilcoxplants and leaves,
Little Bayou Sata[?][?]LAs10R1sr4w in stream bluffsPleistocene20 species of invertebrates - Plants --Pleistocene--Cincinnatia, Pomatiopsis, Helisoma, Physa, Lymnaea, Campeloma, Helicodiscus, Retinella, Hawaiia, Succinea, PisidiumCan't locate,
Bayou ManchacAscensionLAIn SW1/4 s15t8sr2e in shell marlPleistoceneCincinnati, Pomatiopsis, Physa, Helisoma, Ferrissia, Gyralus, Pisidium,
ArcadiaBienvilleLA5 km W in RR cutEocenemollusk casts,
BienvilleBienvilleLAs32t14nr7wCretaceousOstrea,
CamptiBienvilleLA200 meters E of Campti-Sparta road on Lake Village - Vernon road in s31t14nr7w on shell strewn prairieOstrea,
GibbslandBienvilleLAat base of Mt LebanonEoceneClaiborne, Lowerfossils.,
GibbslandBienvilleLA4 km E in light brown clay in road cutEocenecasts, Leda, Venericardia, Dentalium, Echinoderms,
Liberty HillBienvilleLA15 km EEoceneClaibornetypical fossils,
Liberty HillBienvilleLA24 km EEoceneClaibornetypical fossils,
Liberty HillBienvilleLA5 km NE on the Ruston roadEoceneClaibornetypical fossils,
Liberty HillBienvilleLAIn area hillsidesEoceneClaibornetypical fossils,
Liberty HillBienvilleLA16 km SE at Rayburn's Salt Works s31t15nr5w in Limestone-gypsum bedsCretaceousExogyra, Gryphaea, Pecten, Inoceramus, Legumen, Linearia, Baculites,
AlbanyCaddoLAtoward Henderson's Mills in Limestone outcropsEoceneMidwayEnclimatoceras,
Bunker HillCaddoLAin 27m of clay in bluffVenericardia, Pinna,
ColumbiaCaldwellLAIn bluffs along Ouachita RiverEoceneJacksonZeuglodon bones, Cardium,
ColumbiaCaldwellLAIn RR cutsfossil leaves, lignite wood,
ColumbiaCaldwellLA2 km N in small branchZeuglodon, shells,
ColumbiaCaldwellLAat Gibson's Landing on Ouachita River in 2.5 meters of sandy clay 15 meters above RiverZeuglodon, shells,
Lone Grave BluffCaldwellLAin lignitic sandsplant fossils,
RosefieldCaldwellLA2 km S on Harrisonburg Road near the Danville Fork in concretions in yellow LimestoneOligoceneVicksburgDentalium, Ostrea, Pecten, Arca, Byssoarca, Pectunculus, Crassatella, Meretrix, Balanophyllia, Orbitoides, etc.,
RosefieldCaldwellLA4 km S near Sone's StoreOligoceneVicksburgDentalium, Ostrea, Pecten, Arca, Byssoarca, Pectunculus, Crassatella, Meretrix, Balanophyllia, Orbitoides, etc.,
RosefieldCaldwellLA5 km S along Shell creek in S35t11sr4eOligoceneVicksburgDentalium, Ostrea, Pecten, Arca, Byssoarca, Pectunculus, Crassatella, Meretrix, Balanophyllia, Orbitoides, etc.,
RosefieldCaldwellLAnear on prairie near Shell creek in S31t11nOligoceneVicksburgDentalium, Ostrea, Pecten, Arca, Byssoarca, Pectunculus, Crassatella, Meretrix, Balanophyllia, Orbitoides, etc.,
Cameron ParishCameronLAAbundant invertebrates along coast,
[?]CatahoulaLA100 meters below the Caldwell Parish line in 10 meters bluffEoceneabundant fossils.,
Bunker HillCatahoulaLA33 km below Columbiaabundant plant and animal fossils - Lepidocyclina, Pecten,
Danville LandingCatahoulaLA52 km below Columbus on Caldwell lineEoceneJacksonmollusks - Venericardia, Pitaria, Corbula, Turritella, Scalaria, Volutalithes, Dentalium, corals -Flabellum, Endopachys, shark teeth, otoliths, Bryozoa-Acanthionella, Holoporella, Otionella, Schizorthosecos, Adeonellopsis,
Grandview BluffCatahoulaLA32 km below Columbiaabundant plant and animal fossils - Lepidocyclina, Pecten,
RosefieldCatahoulaLAin marl in RR cut.OligoceneByramvaried bryozoan fauna.,
RosefieldCatahoulaLAin RR cutOligocenebryozoaOriginal said Kentucky. Louisiana seems more likely,
Wyant's[?] BluffCatahoulaLA7 km above DanvilleEoceneCasts and molds of fossils.Can't locate,
RosefieldCatahoula?LAin RR cut near cemetery in Sec 31T11R5E in coquina layermollusks - Conus, Scapharca, Glycymeris. Ostrea, Procardia, Macrocallista. corals -Archohelia, Balanophyllia, otoliths, shark teeth, bryozoa, Lepidocyclina,
Rosefield?Catahoula?LAin RR cutOligoceneByrambryozoaOriginal says 'Rosenfield',
[?]De SotoLAsw1/4 ne1/4 s13t10nr11w on local road off LA180Eocenepelecypods, gastropods,
MontgomeryGrantLAat Creole Bluff at Montgomery Landing on Red RiverEoceneMoody Branchabundant mollusks,
MontgomeryGrantLAOn Red River near Montgomery LandingEocenenumerous mollusks,
MontgomeryGrantLACoral Parasmilia,
Montgomery LandingGrantLAin bluffs along riverEoceneJacksonmany species of fossils.,
Montgomery LandingGrantLAW part of se1/4 s25t8nr5wEoceneJackson|Moody's Branchabundant Arca, Avicula, Bersonia[?], Callista, Capulus, Protocardium, Caricella, Cassidaria, Cassis, Clavilithes, Conus, Corbula, Crassatella, Cypraea, Dentalium, Fissurella, Fusus, Pseudoliva, Glycymeris, Harpa, Leda, Metula, Mitra, Natica, Nucula,OstreaNo citations found for 'Bersonia' 060519,
Montgomery LandingGrantLAAt Creole Bluff near the Red River SW of Montgomery.EoceneMoody's Branch50 Species of Eocene mollusks.,
Tannock's[?] PrairieGrantLAin Limestone concretionsOstrea, HamineaCan't locate Tannock's Prairie or Bens Creek which apparently lies to its North,
TullosGrantLA1.3 km N of RR station in fields and small washeswell preserved faunas,
TullosGrantLAin gray sandy clayZeuglodon bones,
Belle Isle--Myrtle BayouIberiaLA14 km up Atchafalaya River on E slope of Shaft Hill near old sand pitpoorly preserved Ostrea, Scapharca, Gnathodon, Dosinia, Cardium, Corbula, Mactra, Lucina, Venus, Semele, Fulgur,
Petite Anse IslandIberiaLAIn well shafts and mining excavationsPleistoceneMastodon, Mylodon, Equus.,
Grand IsleJeffersonLAAbundant invertebrates,
AdonisNatchitochesLAin calcareous concretions on top of RidgeEocenemollusks,
AjaxNatchitochesLA8 km S in fields near junction of LA404 and LA429 in septarian concretionsfossils,
Black LakeNatchitochesLAin small black land prairiesOstrea,
Black LakeNatchitochesLAkm N, 2 km W of Remy Creek S of the Saline-Weaver's Ferry RoadOstrea,
MarthavilleNatchitochesLAarea exposuresEoceneMarthavillecorals-Madracis,Haimesiastraea; bivalves, gastropods, ostracods.,
MarthavilleNatchitochesLA13 km E and in belt of abundantly fossiliferous exposures to about 8 km from Zwolle, Sabine ParishEoceneSabine|MarthavilleAnthozoa-Madracis, Haimesiastraea, pelecypods - Ostrea, Modiolus, Venericardia, Cardium, Pitaria, Tellina, Tritonidea, Buccinanops, Pseudoliva, Nassarius, Levifusus, Cornulina, Voluta, Hemisurcula, Pleurotomella, Ostracods,
MarthavilleNatchitochesLAarea exposuresEocenecorals, mollusks, ostracods,
MarthavilleNatchitochesLA75 meters E of RR depot on glauconitic, calcareous siltEocene?abundant Ostrea,
NatchitochesNatchitochesLAWest on I49EoceneClaiborne(Cane River)150 species of invertebrates and vertebrates plus many microfossil taxa,
ProvencalNatchitochesLA1 km W on N side of RR trackAbundant Ostrea,
Victoria MillsNatchitochesLAIn Limestone along hills in back of millsOstrea,
Rocks CreekNatchitoches?LAnw1/4 se1/4 s333t10nr10w claysEoceneMidway (Logansport)Pelecypods - Nucula, Yoldia, Pinna, Anomia, Modiolus, Venericardia, Lucina, Cardium, Tellina, Corbula, Martesia. Gastropods - Fissurella, Epitonium, Ampullina, Polynices, Sinum, Turritella, Calyptraphorus, Galeodea, Priscoficus, Mitrella, Levifusus'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
CatahoulaOuachitaLAIn hills N to Arkansas River and W to Red RiverPleistocenevertebrates,
CatahoulaOuachitaLAIn hills N to Arkansas River and W to Red RiverPectenites, Belemnites,
[?]SabineLAT8ns12rw in road cutEoceneAnomia,
[?]SabineLAT9nnw1/4 s1r12w in ravine in concretionsEoceneAnomia,
[?]SabineLAs24T10nr11w in SW corner on hilltopsEocenefossils,
[?]SabineLAne1/4 s2t9nr12w in lignitic outcropEoceneVenericardia, Yoldia, Volutalithes, Calyptraphorus, Levifusus,
Fort JessupSabineLAE along banks of Rocky CreekEoceneTurritella, Volulithes, fucoids,
Fort JessupSabineLA2 km E along banks of Rocky CreekEoceneTurritella, Volutilithes, fucoids,
La Nana BayouSabineLAat sec 29-30 line in dark micaceous clayEoceneTurritella, Volutilites, Pleurotoma, Astarte, Venericardia, Pseudoliva.,
ManySabineLA2.5 km SE in boulders near Tar RiverEoceneVenericardia,
Negreet P.O.SabineLAin lignitic strata in local streamsOstrea, Pecten, Cypraea, Turritella,
Negreet P.O.SabineLAon area hills in yellow limestonesOstrea, Pecten, Cypraea, Turritella,
Pleasant HillSabineLA4 km NE on road cut on W side of MI180 in large calcareous concretionsEocenefossils,
Rocky Spring ChurchSabineLAon Marthaville-Many Road ne1/4 s24t8nr11w in LimestoneCretaceousCardium, Ostrea,
Sabinetown BluffSabineLAin green-gray glauconiteNucula, Trinacria, Arca, Periploma, Venericardia, Phacoides, Bornia, Pitaria, Macrocallista, Spisula, Corbula, gastropods - Teinostoma, Skenea, Tuba, Melanella, Architectonica, Epitonium, Natica, Sinum, Bittium, Cerithiella, Scaphopods - Cadulus, Ostracod,
New Hope ChurchWinnLA1 km NW in ferruginous concretionTurritella,
SpartaWinnLA1 km S of Milepost 24 on Sparta-Montgomery road in ferruginous and limey concretionsAnomia, Plicatula, Pseudoliva, Ostrea,
St MauriceWinnLAin bluff along bayouEoceneClaiborne, Lowertypical fossils.,
[?][?]MANorth bank of Connecticut River opposite Mouth of Miller River, MATriassicNewark?,
[?]BerkshireMAFossils in (non?)-Taconic Lower Cambrian rocksCambrian Lowertrilobites? ,
CheshireBerkshireMAOlenellid trilobite fragments near Cheshire, MACambrianCheshireOlenellus,
North AdamsBerkshireMAfrom quartzite bed near base of FormationCambrianUnderhill?Olenellid trilobite fragmentsThis should be 'Cheshire Formation'?,
AttleboroBristolMAAt Hoppin Hill in forested area (part of exposure under water at reservoirCambrian Lowerhyolithids, a very few trilobites,
North AttleboroBristolMAA third Cambrian Lower Fauna is reported from Hoppin Hill in North Attleboro in Bristol County. I have seen a map that suggests that the Cambrian Lower rocks are relatively low on the hill.Cambrian LowerWeymouththe trilobites Serrodiscus, Hebediscus, Strenuella, and Olenellus (a non-Avalonian form) are reported,
SomersetBristolMAIn local shale exposurePennsylvanian?Plant fossils,
Elizabeth IslandsDukesMAA small Cretaceous exposure is reported in the Elizabeth Islands near Woods Hole, MA. It is not known if it is Potomac or Monmouth group or if fossils are found there.Cretaceous?,
Elizabeth IslandsDukesMATertiary fossils in sea cliffs.?,
Gay HeadDukesMAAt Gay Head, Martha's Vinyard, In cliffsMioceneCalvertShark Teeth,
Gay HeadDukesMAAt Gay Head, Martha's Vinyard, in clays along road to concession areaCretaceousMagothyconifer cones,
Gay HeadDukesMAAt Gay Head, Martha's Vinyard, In dark gray lignitic clay along beachCretaceousPotomac?,
Gay HeadDukesMAAt Gay Head, Martha's Vinyard, In cliffsCretaceousPotomaccones -Pityostrobus and Pseudoaraucaria,
Gay HeadDukesMAIn small exposure of coarse, shelly sand below location of 20th Century Coast Guard StationPleistocenemollusk shells,
Martha's VineyardDukesMAOn Martha's Vinyard at Squibnocket CliffsMioceneCalvertShark Teeth,
Martha's VineyardDukesMAIn cliffs at Gay HeadCretaceous?,
Nomans LandDukesMATertiary fossils in sea cliffs.?,
BoxfordEssexMADevonian fossils including brachiopods, mollusks and trilobites are reported from float material in gravel pits in the town of Boxford, Essex County.Devonianbrachiopods, mollusks and trilobites,
DanversEssexMAIn Purchase Street Clay Pit, see Liberty Street Brick Pit also in DanversRecentLeda Clay?,
DanversEssexMAThe Liberty Street Brick pit in Danvers, in Leda ClayRecentLeda Clayseveral genera of mollusks: Portlandia, Pandora, Modiolaria, Saxicava, Lyonsia, Mactra, Cylichna, Haminea, Schizoporella,
GeorgetownEssexMA25 species of fossils found by N.P.Cupples in Unmetamorphised rocks in the Georgetown area, in boulders in area gravel pitsOstracods, Brachiopods, pelecypods, Gastropods, Trilobites,
LynnfieldEssexMAIn Lynnfield Center in outcrops of quartzite, slate and LimestoneCambrian-DevonianAnnelids and fucoids,
NahantEssexMAAlong the causewayCambrian LowerWeymouth?,
NahantEssexMAIn the cliff at East Point. (One reference indicates Braintree Slate with Middle Cambrian Paradoxides - a trilobite) at this localityCambrian LowerWeymouth?,
NahantEssexMAOn Ocean side opposite Maolis Spring in LimestoneCambrian LowerWeymouth?,
NahantEssexMAOn the Lynn Harbor side of Bass Point below high tide level near the Causeway.Cambrian LowerWeymouth?,
NahantEssexMAon the North side of the bay at the Nahant peninsula where a small exposure of Cambrian Lower Shales and limestones tilted at about 30 degrees is found at the SouthEast tip of the Peninsula. As of late 1995, the site was owned by NorthEastern UniversityCambrian LowerWeymouthThis site is principally known for a variety of species of the conical fossil Hyolithes. Similar fossils have been reported from other sites in the area. Hyolithes,Stenotheca, Scenella, Orthotheca,
RowleyEssexMAEast of Clay Lane in Rowley on the West bank of Batchelder's Brook in chert.Devonian??Batchelder's Brook runs NS parallel to US1 N of MA131,
RowleyEssexMAAt Glen MillsSilurian-Devonianostracods Hermania,
RowleyEssexMAAt Smith HillSilurian-Devonianostracods Hermania,
RowleyEssexMAcan be found in red lakebed shales along Route 1A in Rowley North of the Hwy 133 junction.Silurian-Devonianostracods Hermania,
RowleyEssexMAIn open field to N of DPW GarageSilurian-Devonianostracods Hermania,
RowleyEssexMAnear Hunsley HillsSilurian-Devonianostracods Hermania,
RowleyEssexMAOn US1 on ledge between DPW garage and Leviton Lane on E side of road (probably no longer accessible)Silurian-Devonianostracods Hermania,
TopsfieldEssexMAbeside Rowley Bridge Street in quartzite chert Limestone beds (may be Cambrian Middle).Devonian?Annelid? microscopic mollusks, Sponge -- Ethmophyllum,
West NewburyEssexMAFragments of Hyolithes reported in red Limestone, slate, quartzite on E side of Archelaus HillCambrian??,
West NewburyEssexMAAt Archelaus Hill in West Newbury in red Limestone, slate and quartzite beds.Devonian??,
BernardstonFranklinMASilurianCloughfossils,
BernardstonFranklinMADevonianFitchfossils,
BernardstonFranklinMAAdjacent to Rt 5 N of BernardstonFossils,
BernardstonFranklinMAFossils,
DeerfieldFranklinMATriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants,
GillFranklinMAPlants, Tracks at Lily Pond. Plants Pagiophyllum at Horse RunTriassic-JurassicNewark?,
GreenfieldFranklinMATriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants, Bones, Tracks,
Horse Race, Mintagne[?]FranklinMAAt one time Yale's Peabody museum published a list of localities open to collecting.Triassic-JurassicNewarkDinosaur Tracks AnchisauripusProbably a reference to Montague, Franklin County, MA,
Montague?FranklinMATriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants, TracksOriginal says 'Horse Race, Mintague' Montague is my best guess,
SunderlandFranklinMATriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants, Fish,
SunderlandFranklinMATriassicfish ,
Turners FallsFranklinMAnear ferryTriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants, Fish, Tracks,
Turners FallsFranklinMATriassicfish ,
Turners FallsFranklinMAIn sheer 60 meter cliff exposing a number of fossiliferous bedsTriassicfish, bones, etc,
Chicopee FallsHampdenMATriassic-JurassicNewarkFish, Tracks near Cabotville,
HolyokeHampdenMATracks along Connecticut RiverEubrontes, Grallator--Anchisauripus,
LongmeadowHampdenMATriassic-JurassicNewarkBones, Tracks,
Mt HolyokeHampdenMATriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants, Tracks,
Mt TomHampdenMATriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants, Triassic arthropods, Tracks,
SpringfieldHampdenMAat WaterworksTriassic-JurassicNewarkBones, tracks,
WestfieldHampdenMATriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants,
AmherstHampshireMAPratt Museum at Amherst College Hitchcock collection of Connecticut Valley dinosaur tracks. May be worlds largest collection of tracks.Triassic-JurassicNewark?,
BelchertownHampshireMATriassic-JurassicNewarkBones,
GranbyHampshireMACommercial quarry and museum at Nash Dinoland. Claims 5000 tracks taken from small quarryTriassic-JurassicNewark?,
GranbyHampshireMAAt Nash DinolandTriassicabundant dinosaur footprints on display (some for sale),
HadleyHampshireMAThe Nash Dinosaur Museum at Hadley Massachusetts displays many footprints and tracks.Triassic-JurassicNewark?,
South HadleyHampshireMAPlants, Bones, Tracks at Moody's CornerTriassic-JurassicNewarkPlants, Tracks, Bones,
South HadleyHampshireMAIn shales below the Holyoke Dam on East BankTriassicplants,
South HadleyHampshireMAIn strip NE to and across the Connecticut riverdinosaur tracks,
BraintreeNorfolkMAAt Hayward's Quarry and nearby exposures--e.g. W side of East Howard St, Quincy, MA (no fossils), an abandoned RR cut at Webb Park (fossils rare at best), small exposure near 60 Allen St (no fossils), Old Quincy Reservoir (few or no fossils)Cambrian MiddleBraintreeAvalonian trilobites - Paradoxides, Dawsonites[?], Condylopyge, an unidentified Agnostid, Braintreella, Agraulos, KingaspisHayward Quarry is part the Fore River shipyard since WW-II. Shipyard decommissioned around 2000, but quarry access still reported restricted. Dawsonites is early Agnathan fish? misspelling?42d14.35mN, 70d58.67mW +- 2km estimated
BraintreeNorfolkMAIn the cliff at East Point, Nahant (probably incorrect)Cambrian MiddleBraintreeParadoxidesSeems to be a juxtaposition of two Cambrian localities near Boston,
BraintreeNorfolkMAat Mill CoveCambrian MiddleBraintreeParadoxides,
BraintreeNorfolkMAAt Mill CoveCambrian MiddleBraintreeParadoxides,
BraintreeNorfolkMAon Manatiquot BrookCambrian MiddleBraintreeParadoxides,
BraintreeNorfolkMAOn Manatiquot BrookCambrian MiddleBraintreeParadoxides,
BraintreeNorfolkMAQuincy Dump South of Telephone Pole #10.(People who have checked out this report say 'not likely')Cambrian MiddleBraintreeParadoxides,
BraintreeNorfolkMASouth of old quarry in glacially transported bouldersCambrian MiddleBraintreeParadoxides,
BraintreeNorfolkMAValley of Hayward CreekCambrian MiddleBraintreeParadoxides,
BraintreeNorfolkMAValley of Ruggles CreekCambrian MiddleBraintreeParadoxides,
BraintreeNorfolkMAOn the shore of the Fore River (This is the shipyardCambrian MiddleBraintreeParadoxides site?),
HinghamNorfolkMAAt Hewitts CoveCambrian LowerWeymouthEdiacaran fossils, small shelly fossils,
PlainvilleNorfolkMAAt Masslite quarry -- accessible only when quarry not operating (Sundays)PennsylvanianSeveral dozen plant taxa, amphibian tracks, invertebrate tracks,
WeymouthNorfolkMAA second locality is found on the South shore of Boston Bay at Weymouth on the North Shore of Mill Cove, South of Highway 3A.Cambrian LowerWeymouthnearly 40 taxa of Lower Cambrian fossils including the trilobites Callavia and Strenuella are known from this locality,
WeymouthNorfolkMAAt Mill Cove and along Pearl St to and beyond North St in calcareous purple slatesCambrian LowerObolella, Strenuella, Holmia, Weymouthia, hyolithids, Callavia,42d14.24mN, 70d56.92mW estimated
HullPlymouthMAPetrified Forest sold to developer by town?,
Marshfield HillsPlymouthMAEocene and Cretaceous outcrops at third cliff. Fossils, if any, unknownCretaceousPotomac?,
PetershamWorcesterMAToms SwampHolocene (11500 BP)Plant fossils,
WorcesterWorcesterMAAt lost location - 'The Coal Mine'PennsylvanianWorcester Slateplants,
Black Island-MBIn Limestone beds in cliffs at North end. Possibly also exposed in abandoned quarries in the areaOrdovicianmicrofossils, small fossils.,
Black Island-MBIn two abandoned quarriesOrdovicianWorm burrows weathering out.,
Churchill-MBOrdovicianfossils,
Clearwater Lake-MBon S shore at 'The Caves' Nature TrailSilurianEast Armfossils,
Dawson Bay-MBLake Winnipegosis off Pelican Rapids Rd 11 km W of Pelican Rapids in road cutsDevonianSouris RiverBrachiopods,
Garson-MBin 'Tyndall Stone' quarriesOrdovicianRed RiverAbundant Ordovician Fossils, brachiopods, mollusks, trilobites, etc,
Garson-MBin Quarry of Hwy 44 near townOrdovicianRed Rivercorals, gastropods, Receptaculites, trilobites,
Garson--Lockport-MBOrdovicianGastropods - Maclurites,
Grand Rapids-MBN or Grand Rapids off Hwy 6 in abandoned channelSilurianInterlakeStromatolites,
Grass River Provincial Park-MBOn Hwy 39 2 km E of Tramping Lake just E of park between The Pas and ThompsonOrdovicianRed Riverfossils,
Inwood-MBN on Hwy 17SilurianInterlake Groupfossils,
Lake Winnipeg-MBin area exposuresOrdovicianAlgae,
Lake Winnipegosis-MBSilurianClear LakeTrilobites,
Lundar-MBin dolomite outcropsSilurianCedar Lakefossils,
Lundar-MB20 km NW, E of Lake Manitoba at Lily Bay Quarry. On E side of Hwy 418 in limestones and shales.DevonianElm Point|Ashernfossils,
Miami-MB15 km SW off Hwy 338 near Morden.Cretaceous UpperVermillion Rivermosasaurs, plesiosaurs,
Miami-MB5 km SW off Hwy 338.Cretaceous UpperVermillion Rivermosasaurs, plesiosaurs,
Red River Bridge Park-MBIn road cut on Hwy 10 8 km N of Pelican Rapids Road.DevonianDawson Bayfossils,
Steeprock-MBDevonianFish,
Stonewall-MBon NE corner of junction of Hwy67 and Hwy236. (Entrance Fee)OrdovicianStony Mountainfossils,
Stony Mountain-MBOrdovicianfossils,
Stony Mtn-MBQuarry NE of townOrdovicianStony Mountainbrachiopods and corals,
The Narrows (Lake Manitoba)-MBoff Hwy 68 in quarry and roadside exposures.Devonian UpperDawson Bayfossils,
Tyndall-MBOrdovicianfossils,
Wawanesa-MBN of Hwy2 in concretions in bank of River.Cretaceous UpperMillwood Shalepelecypods, ammonites?,
Winnipegosis-MBS of town on Hwy20 in quarry and roadside ditch.Devonian UpperSouris Riverfossils,
Winnipegosis-MB10 km SE off Hwy 269. at Paradise Beach on Lake Winnipegosis in beach, shore, quarry exposuresDevonianVermillion RiverBrachiopods, corals, stromatolites,
[?][?]MDCalvert Cliffs 570m N of Harper's Creek, 1.5 km S of Western Shore; S end of Cliffs S of Long Pond; S end of cliffs S of Flag PondsMioceneChoptankLyropecten and other Pecten, Balanus, many genera of bivalves, gastropods, sharks teeth including Carcharodon.,
in cliffs on SW bank of Patuxent River[?]MDMioceneChoptank?,
Rocky Ridge[?]MDAt Buck Forest FarmTriassicNewarkReptile tracks,
CorriganvilleAlleganyMD1 km W in Road cutsDevonianRomneySpirifer, Tropidoleptus, Stropheodonta, Chonetes, Spirifer, Ambocoelia, Nucula, Leda, Pleurotomaria, crinoid fragments,
CumberlandAlleganyMD5 km NE on the National Road below Wolfe Mill along the E bank of Evitts CreekDevonian MiddleHamiltonStereolasma, Amplexus, Cystiphyllum, Rhopalonaria, Linguella, Lingula, Orthiculoidea[?], Craniella, Stropheodonta, Chonetes, Rhipidomella, Leiorhynchus, Spirifer, Ambocoelia and many other generaNo citations for 'Orthiculoidea' Culoidea are pelecypods. May be a misspelling of Orbiculoidea, a brachiopod,
CumberlandAlleganyMDAt Rose Hill SW from Wills Creek parallel to Wills MountainSilurianNiagran32 species of other fauna plus 26 Ostracod species -- Coelospira, Camarotoechia, Chonetes, Tentaculites, Orthoceras, Calymene, Liocalymene[?]Original is 'Ciocalymmene', assume 'Liocalymene',
CumberlandAlleganyMD4 km E on Williams RdDevonian LowerOriskanyabundant fossils,
CumberlandAlleganyMDin Devonian Lower Oriskany sandstone in Western MD RR cut at the S end of Collier Mtn 100 Meters N of Potomac R and 300 Meters East of Spring Gap P.O.Devonian LowerOriskanyLarge brachiopods and gastropods. Rensselaeria, Costispirifer, Platyceras (a gastropod),
CumberlandAlleganyMD5.5 km SE on Williams RdDevonianRomneyLinguella, Pholidops, Stropheodonta, Schuchertella, Chonetes, Rhipidomella, Camarotoechia, Spirifer and many others,
CumberlandAlleganyMDSE near city limits in shalesabundant fossils Tropidoleptus, Spirifer, Paleoneilo, Rhipidomella,
Cumberland CaveAlleganyMDCited as major site for Rancho LaBrean faunaPleistoceneMammal Bones,
FrostburgAlleganyMDGeorges Creek BasinPlant fossils,
GilpinAlleganyMDon National road 200 meters W of Town Creek BridgeDevonian Middlefossils,
GilpinAlleganyMD5 km SW in roadside black shalesDevonian Middlefossils - Chonetes, Spirifer, Nucula, Pterinea, Nassa, Pleurotomaria, Cyclonema, Homalonotus39.6968N, 78.5567W
OldtownAlleganyMDN of the Potomac W of the mouth of South BranchDevonian LowerOriskanyabundant fossilsThe Oriskany formation is Devonian?,
OldtownAlleganyMD6.5 km N on road E of Pine HillDevonian Middle?,
Queen CityAlleganyMD400 meters E of hotel on Williams RoadLingula, Stropheodonta, Schuchertella, Chonetes, Productella, Spirifer, Nucula, Aviculopecten, Bellerophon, many other taxa,
WesternportAlleganyMD3 km SE at mouth of Stony Run below WV, Central RRMississippianGreenbriarAbundant Fossils,
Wills CreekAlleganyMDE at Devil's Backbone in RR cutsStromatopora beds,
ArlingtonAnne ArundelMDarea exposuresCretaceous LowerArundelBythinia, Vivaparus, Cyrena,
ArlingtonAnne ArundelMDArlington in area exposuresCretaceous LowerArundelBythinia, Vivaparus, Cyrena,
ArlingtonAnne ArundelMDCretaceousPotomacCasts of Bythinia, Vivaparus, Cyrena in the Arundel near Arlington, Maryland,
ArlingtonAnne ArundelMDCretaceousPotomacCasts of Bythinia, Vivaparus, Cyrena in the Arundel near Arlington, Maryland,
Ft FooteAnne ArundelMDCretaceousPatapscoAraucarites cones and scales,
Ft FooteAnne ArundelMDAuricaria cones and twigs in the Potapsco near Ft Foote, MDCretaceousPotomacAuricaria,
JessupAnne ArundelMDUS1 in MDMesozoicDinosaur bones, footprints -- Dryptosaurus, Coelurus, Astrodon,
Mouth of Magothy RiverAnne ArundelMDEocene?Aquia?,
BaltimoreBaltimoreMDPetrified cycads in the Patuxent at Schoolhouse Hill near Baltimore, MDCretaceousPotomaccycads,
Schoolhouse HillBaltimoreMDIn trench in sandstoneCretaceousPatapscoSilicified Cycadeoida,
Schoolhouse HillBaltimoreMDUS1 in MDMesozoicDinosaur bones, footprints -- Dryptosaurus, Coelurus, Astrodon,
Schoolhouse HillBaltimoreMDalong US1dinosaur bones,
[?]CalvertMDAt Matoaka CottagesMioceneCalvertinvertebrates,shark teeth,marine mammal bones and teeth,
Breezy PointCalvertMDPrivately owned for fee collectingMioceneCalvert?,
Breezy PointCalvertMDalong beach. Fee for use. Closed in WinterMioceneCalvertshark teeth,
Brownies BeachCalvertMDExposure of Langhian to Serravallian Calvert Fm., Plum Point Member.MioceneCalvertFossils include shark + ray teeth, crocodile teeth, cetacean remains, mammal remains, shells.,
Calvert BeachCalvertMDat Matoaka cottage, feeMioceneChoptankabundant invertebrates, some shark teeth and vertebrates,
Calvert BeachCalvertMDMioceneGastropod Cancellaria,
Calvert CliffsCalvertMDcontinuous exposure from Chesapeake Beach to 3 km S of Governor's RunMioceneCalvertCarcharias, Oliva, Ecphora, Fulgur, Surcula, Columbella, Turritella, Mangilia, Mactra, Arca, Isocardia, Spisula, Asaphis, Chione, Pecten, Venericardia, Scutella, Astrangia,
Calvert CliffsCalvertMDPublic Access points as of 2003, Brownies Beach, Breezy Beach, Flag Ponds Nature area, Calvert Cliffs State Park, Matoaka BeachMioceneCalvert|Choptank|St MarysShells, corals, mammal bones, shark teeth,
Calvert CliffsCalvertMDfrom Parker Creek nearly to Long Pond in two fossiliferous zonesMioceneChoptankEcphora, Turritella, Panopea, Corbula, Metis, Macrocallista, Venus, Dosinia, Isocardia, Cardium, Crassatellites, Astarte, Pecten, Melina, Arca,
Calvert Cliffs State ParkCalvertMDCollecting of float material permitted. A substantial walk from the parking area to the beach. Well picked over in the Summer.MioceneCalvertA variety of fossils.,
Calvert Cliffs State ParkCalvertMDCollecting of float material permitted. A substantial walk from the parking area to the beach. Well picked over in the Summer.MioceneChoptankA variety of fossils. Worm tubes; Corals - Astrhelia, Septastrea; Gastropods:Crucibulum, Calliostoma. Ecphora, Busycon, Mytilus, Chesapecten, Ostrea. Arthropods - Balanus. Echinoderms: Abertella, Echinocardium;Vertebrates: Carcharodon,
Calvert Cliffs State ParkCalvertMDCollecting of float material permitted. A substantial walk from the parking area to the beach. Well picked over in the Summer.MioceneSt MarysA variety of fossils. Mollusks - Dentalium, Turritella, Epitonium, Busycon, Urosalpinx, Vertebrates - Odontapsis, turtle bones,
Chesapeake BeachCalvertMDMioceneCalvertSharks Teeth,
Chesapeake BeachCalvertMDAt Bay Front Park in float on beach as well as in bone bed outcrops in cliffs -- exposures of basal Calvert FormationMioceneCalvertsmall shark teeth, mammal bones and teeth,
Cove PointCalvertMDPleistoceneTalbotplant fossils,
Flag Pond Nature ParkCalvertMDFee for useMioceneChoptankinvertebrates, Shark Teeth,
Governors RunCalvertMDoff MD4MioceneChoptank?,
Little Cove PtCalvertMDMioceneSt Marys?,
Long BeachCalvertMD3.2km SMioceneChoptank?,
Plum PointCalvertMDExposure of Serravallian Calvert Fm., Plum Point Member. Private access.MioceneCalvertFossils include shark + ray teeth, crocodile teeth, cetacean +mammal remains, shells.,
Plum PointCalvertMDMioceneCalvertSharks Teeth,
Plum PtCalvertMDMiocenepelecypod Corbula,
Point of RocksCalvertMD2 km NMioceneCalvert?,
Randle CliffCalvertMDExposure of Langhian to Serravallian Calvert Fm., Plum Point Member.MioceneCalvertFossils include shark + ray teeth, crocodile teeth, cetacean remains, mammal remains, shells.,
Scientist CliffsCalvertMDMioceneCalvertArthropods, Balanus,
SolomonsCalvertMDMioceneChoptankechinoderms.,
St LeonardCalvertMDalong beachMioceneCalvert|Choptank|St Marysvertebrates, shells,
St Mary'sCalvertMDMioceneSt MarysMollusks -Chione,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalCecilMDLower slope of Maintenance road E of RR bridgeCretaceous UpperMarshalltownAmmonites, gastropods, bivalves,
Chesapeake and Delaware CanalCecilMDPit E of RR bridgeCretaceous UpperMarshalltownAmmonites, gastropods, bivalves,
Lower Bohemia CreekCecilMDalong banksCretaceous UpperNavesinkExogyra, Gryphaea, Idonearca, Cardium,
Sassafras RiverCecilMDIn stream channels on Eastern ShoreEoceneAquia?,
[?]CharlesMDThanetian exposures of the Aquia Formation, Piscataway Member along the Potomac RiverPaleoceneAquiaFossils include, Late Paleocene shark, ray, fish + crocodile teeth,
Blue BanksCharlesMDPaleoceneAquia?,
Blue BanksCharlesMDEoceneNanjemoy?,
Blue Banks and Clifton BeachCharlesMDEoceneNanjemoy?,
Clifton and Pope's CreekCharlesMDExposures of Ypresian Nanjemoy Fm., Woodstock and Potapaco Members.EoceneNanjemoyFossils include shark & ray teeth predominantly.,
Clifton BeachCharlesMDEoceneAquiaTrionyx,
Clifton BeachCharlesMDabout 1 km N on Potomac RiverPaleoceneAquiaThecachampsa, Euclastes, Xiphias,
Clifton BeachCharlesMD1.1 km aboveEoceneNanjemoy?Turritella, Meretrix,
Clifton Beach PointCharlesMDEoceneNanjemoy?,
Cove PointCharlesMDMioceneSt Marys|Choptankmarine vertebrate remains,
Cove PointCharlesMDPleistoceneTalbotfossil leaves,
Goose BayCharlesMDexposures along shore especially at Douglas PtEoceneabundant fossils,
HughesvilleCharlesMD4 km E and 21 km E of La Plata on side road 1.5 km E of intersection of Aquasco Rd and Hughesville-Benedict Road in small stream valleyMioceneVenus, Turritella, Astarte, Cytherea, Ecphora, Crassatellites, Chione, Pecten, etc.,
La PlataCharlesMD9 km SSW at Chapel PointEoceneNanjemoy?Corbula, Venericardia, Crassatellites, Ostrea,
La PlataCharlesMD2 km S in stream bed to W of La Plata-Rock Point RoadEoceneNanjemoy?fossil casts,
La PlataCharlesMD5 km WSW in bed of Hoghole RunEoceneNanjemoy?fossil casts of Corbula and Fusus as well as a few Venericardia,
La PlataCharlesMD5 km WNW in bed of second stream W and N of Port Tobacco Bridge on old La Plata-Indian Head roadEoceneNanjemoy?fossil casts of Lucina, Meretrix, Corbula, Venericardia,
LiverpoolCharlesMD1 km S of wharfMeretrix, Ostrea,
LiverpoolCharlesMD4 km S of wharf tightly packed fossilsOstrea, Isocardia?, Dosiniopsis, Crassatellites, Turritella, Venericardia,
LiverpoolCharlesMDShark Teeth-Otodus, Crocodile teeth,
Liverpool PointCharlesMDPaleoceneAquia?,
Liverpool PointCharlesMDEoceneNanjemoy?,
Liverpool PointCharlesMDPaleoceneShells, Shark Teeth,
Liverpool PtCharlesMDPaleoceneAquia?,
Mason SpringsCharlesMD2 km NW in RR cutEoceneNanjemoy?abundant fossils: Turritella, Crassatellites, Ostrea,
Mattawoman SwampCharlesMDPaleocene?Aquiamollusks Cucullaea,
NanjemoyCharlesMDPaleoceneAquia?,
NanjemoyCharlesMDEoceneNanjemoy?,
Popes CreekCharlesMDCliffs on the Potomac River near this tiny town expose the Lower member of the Miocene age Calvert Formation which was once mined for diatomaceous earth. However, the fossils found here are apparently Eocene Upper sharks teeth found eroded out along the sEoceneNanjemoyFossils are not very common but include many rather unusual species such as Squalus, Ginglymostoma and Paleocharcharodon as well as the more common Myliobatis, Otodus and Odontapsis.,
Potomac RiverCharlesMDNorth of Popes Creek from 3 km to 8 kmEoceneNanjemoy?Corbula, Venericardia, Crassatellites, Ostrea,
Purse State ParkCharlesMDPaleoceneAquia?,
Cambridge BeachDorchesterMDMioceneChoptank?,
EmmitsburgFrederickMDEmmitsburg QuarryTriassicdinosaur tracksNo tracks have been found at this site for many decades,
FrederickFrederickMDin area stone fencesOrdovicianChazyStrophomena, Reteocrinus, Acidaspis, Cameroceras, Isotelus,
FrederickFrederickMDin Devonian Middle Marcellus shale in abandoned slate quarry at junction of MD56 and McCay Ferry Rd near Big Pool.Devonian MiddleMarcellusArticulate brachiopods, bivalves, crinoids.,
MiddletownFrederickMDin gravel pit on MD896PleistoceneColumbia Groupplant fossils,
MiddletownFrederickMDS in state sand and gravel pitleaves,
ChestertownKentMDIn stream channels on Eastern ShoreEoceneAquia?,
ChestertownKentMD4 km below at Wilson WharfEoceneAquiaDosiniopsis, Venericardia, Terebratula, Cucullaea,
ChestertownKentMDexposures along Chester RiverEoceneAquiaDosiniopsis, Venericardia, Terebratula, Cucullaea,
GeorgetownKentMDoutcrops along Sassafras RiverEoceneAquiaDosiniopsis, Venericardia, Terebratula, Cucullaea,
Melitota-FairleeKentMDin escarpment between Talbot and Wicomico formations in headwaters of small streamCretaceousMonmouthCucullaea, Cardium. Exogyra, Gryphaea, Belemnitella,
Worton Bay ShoreKentMDCretaceousRaritanPlant fossils,
Worton Bay ShoreKentMDIn bluff above Cretaceous Raritan FormationPleistocenetypical faunas,
BeltsvillePrince GeorgesMDIn Quarry of Maryland Clay Products CoCretaceousPotomaca few dinosaur teeth and boneshttp://www.jhu.edu/~jhumag/696web/dinosaur.html,
BeltsvillePrince GeorgesMDdinosaur bones,
BladensburgPrince GeorgesMDIn area exposuresCretaceousArundeldinosaurs -- Astrodon,
BladensburgPrince GeorgesMDUS1 in MDMesozoicDinosaur bones, footprints -- Dryptosaurus, Coelurus, Astrodon,
BowiePrince GeorgesMDUMSTC Site, Belair road, Exposure of Maastrichtian Severn Fm.CretaceousSevernFossils include shark and ray fauna, mosasaurs, plesiosaurs, corals,
BranchvillePrince GeorgesMDCretaceous LowerArundelcrocodile - Goniopholis,
BrightseatPrince GeorgesMDCretaceousfish and reptiles,
ConteePrince GeorgesMDIn area exposuresdinosaurs - PriconodonContee is at 39.0790N, 76.8655W near the junction of Contee Rd and US1 a few km NE of Beltsville39.0790N, 76.8655W approximate
Fort WashingtonPrince GeorgesMDin excavation E of wharfCretaceousMatawan micaceous sandsCyprimeria, Crassatella, Cucullaea,
MuirkirkPrince GeorgesMDIn area exposuresCretaceous LowerArundelAllosaurus, Coelurus,
MuirkirkPrince GeorgesMDUS1 in MDMesozoicDinosaur bones, footprints -- Dryptosaurus, Coelurus, Astrodon,
MuirkirkPrince GeorgesMDdinosaur bones,
Earle CoveQueen AnnesMDjust below the cove on the Corsica RiverMioceneCalvertTypical fossils,
Wicomico PlainQueen AnnesMDheadwaters of all streamsMioceneCalverttypical fossils,
Cedar PointSt Mary'sMDat 8.3 km SOstrea, Arca, Venus, Mya, Barnea, Crepidula, Polynices, Fulgur'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
Cedar PointSt Mary'sMDat Cornfield HarborOstrea, Arca, Venus, Mya, Barnea, Crepidula, Polynices, Fulgur'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
Drum CliffSt Mary'sMDMioceneCalvert?,
Drum CliffSt Mary'sMDacross from Boone's IslandMioceneChoptank?,
Drum CliffSt Mary'sMDnear Jones Wharf in very fossiliferous bedsMioceneBalanus, Panope, Phacoides, Cardium, Pecten. Ostrea,
HollywoodSt Mary'sMDS Between Cole Creek and St Thomas CreekMioceneChoptank?,
HollywoodSt Mary'sMDS to St Jerome CreekMioceneSt MarysFossils,
HollywoodSt Mary'sMD5 km S between Cole Creek and St Thomas CreekMiocene?,
Jones WharfSt Mary'sMDon Patuxent RiverMioceneChoptank?,
Jones WharfSt Mary'sMDOpposite Boone IsMioceneChoptank?,
Jones WharfSt Mary'sMDsee Drum Cliff (same locality)MioceneChoptank?,
St Marys CitySt Mary'sMDMiocene-PleistoceneMiocene invertebrates and Pleistocene vertebrates,
St Marys State ParkSt Mary'sMDMioceneSt Marys?,
Wailes BluffSt Mary'sMDPleistoceneTalbotIlynassa, Eupleura, Polynices, Fulgur, Corbula, Tagelus, Rangia, Arca, Mya, Barnea, Ostrea, Mastodon teeth, Mammut teethPolynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail'38.06556, -76.36528
Dover BridgeTalbotMD3 km SE type section of Choptank FormationMioceneChoptank?,
Dover BridgeTalbotMDat MD331 bridge over Choptank River 3 km S in Miocene Choptank Formation (Type locality)MioceneChoptank?,
EastonTalbotMDAcross Choptank River from Frazier's Neck 7 km S of Easton, Talbot County?,
Antietam StationWashingtonMD2 km SCambrianCryptozoon,
Cacapon MountainWashingtonMDW of Hancock 34 speciesSilurianRabble Run SandstoneReticularia, Leptaena, Stropheodonta, Whitfieldia.,
Clear SpringWashingtonMD2 km SCambrianConococheagueCryptozoon,
Eakles MillsWashingtonMD2 km S of Smithsburg at Mouth of Little Antietam CreekOrdovicianAntietam SandstoneObolella,
Fort FrederickWashingtonMDin road cut on MD56 near Fort Frederick State Parkplants, brachiopods, crinoids,
FrederickWashingtonMDnear Big Pool in slate quarry at junction ofMD56 and McCay RdDevonianbrachiopods, mollusks, crinoids,
FunkstownWashingtonMD4 km SE 2 km S of Pleasant Hill SchoolCambrianConococheagueCryptozoon,
HagerstownWashingtonMDarea exposuresOrdovicianBeekmantownCryptozoon, Rhabdaria[?]No citations for a bryozoan Rhabdaria fragilis Billings or anything similar 051122. The Beekmantown is Lower Ordovician in modern terminology,
HagerstownWashingtonMDin Onyx CavePleistoceneBat teeth,
HagerstownWashingtonMDE edge of town in old brickyardTetradium,
HancockWashingtonMDNE, 62 speciesSilurianRochesterDalmanites, Homalonotus, Pholidops, Rhipidomella, Stropheodonta, Camarotoechia, Atrypa, Spirifer, Trematospira, Pterinea, Bucanella, Tentaculites,
HancockWashingtonMDroadcuts to E in shalesDevonianabundant brachiopods, crinoids, trilobites,
KeyserWashingtonMD1 km S of 21st St bridge 30 meters above the River on E sideDevonian MiddleRomneyPholidops, Dalmanella, Goniophora, Panenka, Agoniates, Phacops,
KeyserWashingtonMD2 km E of 21st St bridge in three RR cutsDevonian MiddleRomneyPholidops, Dalmanella, Goniophora, Panenka, Agoniates, Phacops,
LegoreWashingtonMDin Limestone quarriesOrdovicianBeekmantownCyrtocerina, Camarotoechia,
ParkheadWashingtonMDIn Sandstone 11 km E of HancockDevonian UpperParkheadTropidoleptus, Camarotoechia, Spirifer, RhipidomellaUSGS puts Park Head on Potomac near 39.6652N, 78.0650W, SW of Pecktonville, MD39.6652N, 78.0650W approximate
Rickard MountainWashingtonMDW slope in sandy debrisOrdovicianMerocrinus, Bythopora,
Tonoloway RidgeWashingtonMDW of Hancock in limestones and calcareous shaleSilurianHindella, Rhynchospira, Stenoscisma, Camarotoechia, Spirifer, Schuchertella, Hormotoma,
WilliamsburgWashingtonMDIn area exposuresOrdovicianMartinsburgCorynoides, Climacograptus,
[?][?]MEDevonianChapman Sandstone|Moose River LimestoneOrthoceras, other fossils,
[?][?]MEOrdovicianShin BrookBrachiopod-Famatinorthis,
[?][?]MEWhittington and CampbellSilurianSilicified trilobites,
Coastal Maine[?]MEGravel pits in Coastal MainePleistocenePresumpscot Claycrabs, starfish, sand dollars, gastropods.,
NE Maine[?]MEOrdovicianBrachiopods,
Western Maine[?]MEBeck Pond area? in limestonesDevonianBeck Pondbryozoan-Habrostroma[?]Beck Pond is in Somerset County near 45.3728N, 70.3401W45.3728N, 70.3401W approximate
PolandAndroscogginMECarcharodon?,
MapletonAroostookMEDevonianTrout ValleyPlant Fossils,
MapletonAroostookMEOrdovician graptolites are found in Ordovician shales 1 km East of a sharp turn on the Mapleton-Ashland Road at the foot of Pyle Mountain.OrdovicianGraptolites -Dicranograptus, Orthograptus, Climacograptus, Diplograptus, Brachiopod - Leptobolus,
MapletonAroostookMESilurian brachiopods are found in 'a nearby conglomerate'. East of a sharp turn on the Mapleton-Ashland Road at the foot of Pyle Mountain.SilurianBrachiopods -Atrypa, Strophomena, Conchidium, Stropheodonta, Eatonia, Sowerbyella, Eospirifer, Hyatella, Nucleospira, Pentamerus, Lichas, Dalmanites, Paleocyclus,
Square LakeAroostookMESE of Fort Kent in T16R5 in Limestone Ridge2 species of corals, 6 species of brachiopods, crinoids,
Weeksboro-LunksoosAroostookMEfairly abundant fossils in area outcropsSiluriantrilobites,graptolites,brachiopods,
Fox IslandsKnoxMEin strip between pulpit Harbor to Southern HarborSiluriandiverse species,
Owls HeadKnoxMEalong seashoreCenozoicFossil shells,
RocklandKnoxMEalong seashoreCenozoicFossil shells,
ThomastonKnoxMEin area Limestone quarriesAvalonian fossils,
VinalhavenKnoxMESilurianAmes Knobfossils,
Penobscot RiverPenobscotMEtrace FossilsOldhamia,
Allagash Wilderness WaterwayPiscataquisMERound Pond Collecting prohibitedDevonianSeboomook Slatebrachiopods, Gastropods,
Allagash Wilderness WaterwayPiscataquisMETelos Lake Collecting prohibitedDevonianSeboomook Slatebrachiopods, Gastropods,
Allagash Wilderness WaterwayPiscataquisMESmith Brook Collecting prohibitedcorals,
Allagash Wilderness WaterwayPiscataquisMEChamberlin Lake Collecting prohibitedcorals, Bryozoa, Stromatoporoids,
Baxter State ParkPiscataquisMEIn NE corner of park in coarse siltstone matrixDevonianTrout ValleyBivalves-Phthonia;brachiopods-Tropidoleptus,Mucrospirifer,Nucleospira,
Baxter State ParkPiscataquisMEin lakebed, volcanic ash depositsDevonianTrout ValleyPertica quadrifaria an unusual plant fossil and other fossils. Devonian plants reported from unknown location in ME,
Lobster LakePiscataquisMEIn shallow water marine sediments near top of complex sedimentary/volcanic sequenceOrdovicianprofuse fossils,
JackmanSomersetMEAt Loon Echo Campground in area exposuresfossils,
Misery RidgeSomersetMEOn East side of Brassua Lake East of and parallel to ME6-15. Gray sandstonesDevonian Lowerbrachiopods at the base of beds.This would probably be within a kilometer or so of 45.6496N, 69.8019W45.6496N, 69.8019W Approximate
RockwoodSomersetMEalong Moosehead Lake in sandstones and limestonesDevonianTarrantineBrachiopods, some trilobites,
RockwoodSomersetMEIn area road and RR cutspockets of abundant fossils,
LincolnvilleWaldoMEalong seashoreCenozoicFossil shells,
EastportWashingtonMENear Great PondDevonianTrout ValleyPlant Fossils.,
SacoYorkMEin float on beachHoloceneLeda Clayfossils ,
Big Hill[?] (Homkion[?] Hill)[?]MIIn s11t39nr22wOrdovicianBig Hill[Richmond]abundant fossils, mostly corals (9 taxa) and bryozoa,
Michigan[?]MIAt least three, perhaps five sets of whale bones from scattered locations. Several have been dated and seem anomalously young - a few hundred or few thousand years. May be trade artifacts rather than fossils.Pleistocenewhale bones,
Northern Peninsula[?]MISiluriancoral - Halysites,
NW Michigan[?]MILake shores near Petoskey, Atwood, Norwood,MI , silicified fossil corals ('Hexagonaria'-Billingsastrea) known as Petoskey stones from the Devonian Onondaga equivalent , the Bois Blanc Formation.Devoniancorals,
Southern Michigan[?]MIFossils in Pleistocene glacial deposits.PleistoceneA variety of Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian and Mississippian fossils -- often water worn.,
Au Train FallsAlgerMIOrdovicianAu Train [Black River]?,
Miners CastleAlgerMIOrdovicianAu Train [Black River]a few cephalopods and gastropods (1 species of each).,
Pictured RocksAlgerMIat top of cliffsOrdovicianAu Train [Black River]?,
TrenaryAlgerMIS in road and RR cutsOrdovicianBony Falls (Black River)mollusks, brachiopods, trilobites, ostracods,
Lake AlleganAlleganMIIn nodules of yellowMississippianMarshall Sandstonebrachiopods, corals, gastropods,
AlpenaAlpenaMIIn Michigan Alkali Company QuarryDevonianAlpena LimestoneCephalopods - Nephriticerina, Acleistoceras, Alpenoceras,
AlpenaAlpenaMIIn quarry at E end of town se1/4 s14t31nr8eDevonianDock Street clay?,
AlpenaAlpenaMIQuarry (abandoned) of Thunder Bay Quarries CoDevonianDock Street ClayCrinoids. Worked out.,
AlpenaAlpenaMIIn RR cut on E side of townDevonianDock Street ClayOstracods,
AlpenaAlpenaMIIn Devonian Dundee Limestone on spoil pits of Martin-Marietta company quarry 2 km E of US523 S of Alpena Rd between Sanford and Godkins Road[?] and SW of Wabash RR tracks.DevonianDundee?,
AlpenaAlpenaMIIn Devonian Ferron Point Formation in abandoned shale pit of Alpena Portland Cement Co 11.2km NDevonianFerron PointEdrioasteroids - Krama.,
AlpenaAlpenaMIIn quarry at E end of town s13t31nr8eDevonianGenshaw|Newton Creek|Alpena?,
AlpenaAlpenaMIin limestoneDevonianHamiltonFish-Ptyctodus,
AlpenaAlpenaMIIn shale pit at WNW corner of cemetery s21t31nr8eDevonianPotter Farm?,
AlpenaAlpenaMIIn shale pit at Evergreen CemeteryDevonianPotter FarmOstracods,
AlpenaAlpenaMINE corner of Evergreen CemeteryDevonianPotter FarmMany fossils - Corals, a few blastoids, Crinoids rare - Megistocrinus, Gennaeocrinus, Synbathocrinus,
AlpenaAlpenaMI6 km S in se1/4 s11t30nr8eDevonianThunder Bay?,
AlpenaAlpenaMICemetery in bluffDevonianThunder Bayrugose coral - Cylindrophyllum,
AlpenaAlpenaMI6.5km upriver near Four Mile Dam on River at Old Potter FarmSilurianThunder Baycrinoids -Gilbertocrinus, Gennaeocrinus,
AlpenaAlpenaMIDevonianCoral Prismatophyllum,
BoltonAlpenaMI2 km NW in RR cut and adjacent fieldsDevonianAlpena LimestoneOstracods,
El Cajon BayAlpenaMIN of Alpena along Beach and in quarry dumpsPelecypods - Paracyclas,
Ferron PointAlpenaMIStropheodonta, Phacops,
GenshawAlpenaMI13 km NE of Alpena in shale pit in se1/4 s18t32NDevonianUpper Ferron PointOstracods,
Huron Portland Cement Co QuarryAlpenaMIAcross Wessel road from Thunder Bay Quarry - Fossils in Genshaw, Newton Creek, Alpena, Dock Street formationsDevonianGenshaw|Newton Creek|Alpena|Dock Street?,
Partridge PointAlpenaMICovered by housing - Fossils were collected from Limestone blocks fallen from banks. However, the blocks were washed away by a major storm and homeowners do not allow collecting because of erosion worries.DevonianCrinoids - Dolatocrinus, Megistocrinus, Blastoids, Lipsanocystis,
RockportAlpenaMIIn abandoned quarry in s6t32nr9eDevonianBell Shale|Rockport|Ferron Pointbryozoa,
RockportAlpenaMIIn abandoned quarry of Kelley's Is Lime and Transport CoDevonianRockport Quarry Limestone|Ferron PointOstracods,
RockportAlpenaMIDevonianArthrodire -Protitanichthys; Trepostomata;bryozoa-Fenestrellina,
RockportAlpenaMI3.2km N of Rockport Quarry on beachDevonianGastropods and cephalopods.,
RockportAlpenaMIQuarry (abandoned) of Kelleys Island Lime and Transport Co - In Upper 2.5m of wall in Ferron Pt Formation shale, clay. At end of Rockport Rd E then N from US23 14 km N of Alpena.DevonianHexagonaria and many other Fossils -- crinoids, sponges, horn corals, brachiopods, tentaculites, trilobites, gastropods, cephalopods, chelicerates, pelecypods, arthrodire, Dinicthys bones. Lower Rockport Quarry Limestone is not fossiliferous.,
RockportAlpenaMIQuarry (abandoned) of Kelleys Island Lime and Transport Co - greenish Bell shale in drainage ditch at NE end of quarryDevoniansmall exposure Small crinoid heads weathering out.,
Sulphur IslandAlpenaMIThunder BayDevonianblack petrified wood in waters around island,
Thunder Bay RiverAlpenaMIIn Shale exposure on S bank 2 km downstream from Four Mile Dam (Also known as Fletcher Dam, Three Mile Dam, Broadwell's Saw Mill)DevonianNorway PointOstracods.,
Thunder Bay RiverAlpenaMIBelow Norway Point Dam (Six Mile Dam, Seven Mile Dam) in bed and banks of RiverDevonianNorway PointSpinocyrtia, Ostracods,
Thunder Bay RiverAlpenaMIBroadwell's Sawmill on Thunder Bay river - classic Four Mile Dam Formation site worked by Rominger and Grabau - now submergedDevonian?,
Thunder Bay RiverAlpenaMIFour Mile Dam on Thunder Bay River - regional exposuresDevonian?,
Thunder Bay RiverAlpenaMIAt Seven Point Dam (dam removed and exposure flooded by Norway Point Dam)DevonianFossils,
Thunder Bay RiverAlpenaMIsites submerged by dam?,
ColdwaterBranchMIat old Wolverine Portland Cement Co quarryMississippianColdwaterMooreoceras,
ColdwaterBranchMIarea shale exposuresMooreoceras,
UnionBranchMIMississippianColdwater Shale?,
Union CityBranchMIarea exposuresMississippianColdwaterCephalopods - Mooreoceras (pyrite),
AlbionCalhounMIN in quarryPennsylvanianSaginaw (Parma sandstone)plants - Calamites,
AlbionCalhounMINE in area road cutsPennsylvanianSaginaw (Parma sandstone)plants - Calamites,
Battle CreekCalhounMIarea exposuresMississippianMarshall?,
DeverauxCalhounMIS in RR Cut in s6t2sr3w2PennsylvanianSaginaw (Parma sandstone)plants - Calamites,
MarshallCalhounMIarea exposuresMississippianMarshallpelecypods, cephalopods, ostracods, gastropods, brachiopods, a few trilobites,
MarshallCalhounMIin quarryMississippianMarshall sandstoneMooreoceras,
Beaver IsCharlevoixMI1 km NE of CG station on shoreDevonianBois Blanc Limestonepelecypods,
CharlevoixCharlevoixMI1 km W in abandoned quarryDevonianGravel Pointcorals,
CharlevoixCharlevoixMI3 km W IN, in ledges and bluffs along Lake Michigan shoreDevonianGravel Point (type locality)corals,
CharlevoixCharlevoixMIArea QuarriesDevonianUpper Ferron PointOstracods,
NorwoodCharlevoixMI2 km N on old roadDevonianPetoskeyAtrypa, Ostracods,
NorwoodCharlevoixMI2-3 km N in ledges along Lake MichiganDevonianPetoskeycorals,
NorwoodCharlevoixMI2 km N along Lake Michigan shore at very low waterDevonianPetoskeyOstracods,
Trout IslandCharlevoixMIS and W side of SE point of islandDevonianBois Blanc Limestonetrilobites,
[?]Charlevoix,EmmetMIIn Middle Devonian Charlevoix Limestone-Petoskey, Gravel Point, Whiskey Creek, Norwood, Ellsworth formations.DevonianCorals Hexagonaria, Aulacophyllum, Heliophyllum, Aulopora, Favosites, Syringopora, Trachypora. Brachiopods - Athyris, Cyrtina, Leptaena, Mucrospirifer, Productella, Rhipidomella, Spinocyrtia. Mollusks Euomphalus, Pleurotomaria, Tentaculites. Aviculopecten,
AftonCheboyganMIIn abandoned Campbell stone Co quarrycoral - Favosites,
AftonCheboyganMI1 km W 4 km S along highway and in schoolyardcorals,
Burt LakeCheboyganMIalong lake shoreDevoniancorals, Gastropods-Platyceras, cephalopods, trilobites,
CordellChippewaMI2 km SE in abandoned quarry of Scott Quarry CoSilurianCordellbrachiopods, corals,
Drummond IsChippewaMI5 km NNE of Poe PtOrdovicianBlack River Limestonecorals, crinoids, bryozoa, brachiopods, trilobites,
Drummond IsChippewaMIAt Chippewa PtOrdovicianRichmondabundant fossils,
Drummond IsChippewaMISilurianbrachiopods -Pentameroides, coral - Favosites, Syringopora,
Drummond IsChippewaMIarea exposure especially along North Shore of islandabundant fossils,
Lime IsChippewaMIalong shore of St Marys RiverSilurianLime Island Dolomitecorals and brachiopod molds,
RaberChippewaMI3 km SE along old logging roadSilurianSchoolcraft|CordellAbundant corals stromatoporoids, brachiopods, cephalopods,
Raynolds Pt, Drummond IsChippewaMIOrdovicianRichmondabundant fossils,
Sault PtChippewaMIon South shore of Whitefish BayOrdovicianAu Train [Black River]gastropods (1 genus),
Sault St MarieChippewaMIS at West Neebish Channel in material blasted from channelOrdovicianTrentondiverse fossils -trilobites, cephalopods. Scyphozoa, brachiopods, bryozoa, corals,
Scotts QuarryChippewaMIs29t44nr4wSilurianManistiqueActinoceras, Huroniella, Huronia,
St JohnsClintonMINE in pit on E side of Scott Rdfossils,
[?]DeltaMIIn s12t41nr21w, s7t41nr20wOrdovicianBills Creek (Richmond)1 graptolite, 1 echinoderm, 3 bryozoa, 5 brachiopods, 3 trilobites, 3 ostracods,
Bark RiverDeltaMI3 km NOrdovicianChandler Falls?gastropods,
Bay de NocDeltaMIon E side at Burnt Bluff 15 km SW of Garden VillageSilurianManistiqueHendricks--Byron dolomites -- a few brachiopods, corals, stromatoporoids, ostracods,
Bay de NocDeltaMIon E side at Burnt Bluff 15 km SW of Garden VillageSilurianManistique|Hendricks|Byron dolomitesa few brachiopods, corals, stromatoporoids, ostracods,
Bay de NocDeltaMIcorals - Streptelasma, Columnaria,
Bony FallsDeltaMIOn Escanaba River in T41nr24wOrdovicianBony Falls (Black River)Gastropods, corals, brachiopods, trilobites, pelecypod, cephalopods, ostracods,
Bony FallsDeltaMIon Escanaba River in T41nr24wOrdovicianBony Falls (Black River)Gastropods,corals, brachiopods, trilobites, pelecypod, cephalopods, ostracods,
Bony FallsDeltaMIS1t41nr24w in Limestone near hydroelectric power plant on Escanaba RiverOrdovicianMaclurites, Endoceras to 1 meters, fucoids, Strophomena, Stromatocerium, crinoid fragments, Eoleperditia, Ctenodonta, Orthis, Pterygometopus, Foerstephyllum,
Chandler FallsDeltaMI5 km N of Escanaba t39nr22wtOrdovicianChandler Falls(Trenton)Gastropods, brachiopods, trilobites, pelecypod, crinoids, bryozoa, corals, sponges, plants,
CornellDeltaMI12 km SWOrdovicianGroos Quarry(Trenton)Gastropods, brachiopods, trilobites, pelecypod, crinoids, bryozoa,
CornellDeltaMI400 meters N of concrete bridge over Escanaba RiverOrdovicianTrenton48 species - Phycodes, Streptelasma, Prasopora, Cornulites, Catazyga, Cyclospira, Plesiomys[?], Leptaena, Hesperorthis, Sowerbyella, Platystrophia, Rafinesquina, Rhynchotrema, StrophomenaNo citations for 'Plesiomys' or anything remotely similar (apparently a brachiopod?) 050603,
CornellDeltaMI2.2 km E on Escanaba RiverOrdovicianTrentonGastropods, brachiopods,
EscanabaDeltaMI8 km N s1t39nr23w at Groos QuarryOrdovicianGroos Quarry(Trenton)Gastropods, brachiopods, trilobites, pelecypod, crinoids, bryozoa,
EscanabaDeltaMI8 km N s1t39nr23w at Groos Quarry then 400 meters NW on island in Escanaba RiverOrdovicianGroos Quarry(Trenton)Pelecypods, brachiopods,
EscanabaDeltaMI5 km N at Chandler Falls along Escanaba River in Limestone outcropOrdovicianTrentonPleurocystites, Edrioaster,
EscanabaDeltaMI5 km N at Chandler Falls along Escanaba River in Limestone and shale bluffsOrdovician54 species of invertebrates,
Ford RiverDeltaMIIn bed of river in s5t38nr23wOrdovicianGroos Quarrya few brachiopods, Scyphozoa,
GroosDeltaMI8 km N of Escanaba at Richler QuarryOrdovician26 species, WhitellaPresumably one of the several quarries around the mouth of Richler Creek near 45.8029N, 87.0953W45.8029N, 87.0953W estimated
GroosDeltaMIAt paper mill in limestones at small island in the Escanaba RiverWhitella,
Haymeadow CreekDeltaMIs2, s19t42nr40wSilurianBill's Creekabundant Lingula, Clidophorus, Dalmanella,
Haymeadow CreekDeltaMIs19t42nr20wOrdovicianBills Creek (Richmond)Bills Creek faunas,
Haymeadow CreekDeltaMIalong Haymeadow Creek nw1/4 s19t42nr20wOrdovicianHaymeadow Creek(Trenton)fossils,
Hinkin's Hill[?]DeltaMIN for 5 km along roadOrdovicianRichmondcorals, stromatoporoids, Calapoecia,Halysites,Columnaria,BeatriceaOriginal says Silurian. Can't identify a 'Hinkin's Hill' in Delta County,
IsabellaDeltaMI2.5 km W in roadside ditch SE corner of s35t41nr19wSilurianMoss Lakea few poor brachiopods and crinoid columnals,
Little Bay de NocDeltaMIalong E shoreSilurianBill's Creekgraptolites, Leptobolus,
Little Bay de NocDeltaMIIn area road cutsSilurianBill's Creekgraptolites, Leptobolus,
Little Bay de NocDeltaMIalong shore in s14t39nr22w+s23t39nr22wOrdovicianBills Creek|Stoningtonabundant fossils,
Little Bay de NocDeltaMIalong South shore in se1/4 s26t39nr22wOrdovicianStoningtonabundant fossils,
Little Bay de NocDeltaMIIn road cut in nw1/4 s24t39nr22wOrdovicianStoningtonabundant fossils,
ManistiqueDeltaMI35 km SW 13 km NE of Pt Detour in LimestoneSilurianDiscosorus,
PerkinsDeltaMI500 meters W in s5t41nr22wOrdovicianGroos Quarrycrinoid plates, other Groos Quarry fossils,
Rapid RiverDeltaMIE in bed of Rapid RiverOrdovicianTrentonMollusks, brachiopods, trilobites, bryozoa,
Stonington PeninsulaDeltaMIbrachiopods,
Breen MineDickinsonMIS22T39NR28W at top of mine in ledgesCambrianMunisingTrilobite fragments,
Iron MountainDickinsonMINorth side of Pewabic MineCambrianMunisingTrilobites, phosphatic brachiopods,
WaucedahDickinsonMI1 km N in ledges on N side of US2CambrianMunisingTrilobites, phosphatic brachiopods,
Grand LedgeEatonMIIn area outcropsPennsylvanianSaginawmany plants, brachiopods, gastropods, cephalopods, a few trilobites and ostracods, a few fish.,
Grand LedgeEatonMIIn outcrops and quarries along Grand River.PennsylvanianSaginawmany plants, brachiopods, gastropods, cephalopods, a few trilobites and ostracods, a few fish.,
Grand LedgeEatonMIIn pits in NW1/4 t4Nr52 area outcropsPennsylvanianSaginawmany plants, brachiopods, gastropods, cephalopods, a few trilobites and ostracods, a few fish.,
Grand LedgeEatonMI2 km N Pennsylvanian plants in clay quarry.PennsylvanianCalamites, Sigillaria, Alethopteris, Sphenopteris, Cordaites, Annularia, Neuropteris, Asterophyllites, Codaianthus[?], CardiocarponNo citations for 'Codaianthus' or some plausible misspellings 050603,
Grand LedgeEatonMIIn Pennsylvanian shales in area exposuresPennsylvanianplants,
Bay ShoreEmmetMIIn abandoned quarries and extending into Charlevoix CountyDevonianCharlevoix|Petoskeycorals,
Bay ViewEmmetMIIn ledges on Little traverse Bay at Pennsylvania RR station above Blue ShaleDevonianGravel Pointcorals,
Bay ViewEmmetMIOn Little Traverse Bay near old Pennsylvania RR depot at junction of Development Ave and MI31DevonianGravel PointOstracods,
Bay ViewEmmetMIOn S shore of Mud Lake on MI131 about 1 km N of termination se1/4 sw1/4 s27t35nr5wDevonianPetoskeyGypidula,
Bay ViewEmmetMI2 km W in quarry on S shore of Mud Lake on US31 just E of Harbor Springs RdDevonianPetoskeyOstracods,
Bay ViewEmmetMI2 km E in Kegomic quarry on S shore of Mud Lake just E of Harbor Springs RdGypidula, Corals,
Bear CreekEmmetMIIn Buff Limestone at Little Traverse Baycorals - Cylindrophyllum,
PetoskeyEmmetMIIn quarry on Little Traverse Bay s32t35nr5wDevonianCharlevoix?,
PetoskeyEmmetMI3 km W in sw1/4 s2 + se1/4 s3t34nr6wDevonianGravel Pointfossils,
PetoskeyEmmetMIIn Portland Cement Company Quarry 3 km W of Petoskey inDevonianGravel Point40 species of corals, brachiopods - Spinocyrtia, pelecypods, nautiloids, a few trilobites.,
PetoskeyEmmetMIKegonic[?] Quarry between US31 and MI131 1.6km E of --Bay View between Pickerel Rd and Penn RRDevonian?Can't identify a Kegonic Quarry near Petoskey. There are a number of quarries. Very likely, many contain fossils.,
PetoskeyEmmetMIAbandoned Northern Lime Co quarry on Little Traverse Bay on Eastern part of PetoskeyDevonian?,
PetoskeyEmmetMIAbandoned Superior Quarry of Northern Lime Co near Nine Mile PointDevonian?,
PetoskeyEmmetMIAlong Lake Michigan shore from Charlevoix to Petoskey at Little Traverse BayDevonian?,
PetoskeyEmmetMIIn area beach gravelsCorals (Petoskey stones),
PetoskeyEmmetMI4 km NE in quarry ne1/4 nw1/4 s34t35nr5w about 400 meters SE of crossing of Pere Marquette RR W of US31Gypidula, Hexagonaria,
HillsdaleHillsdaleMIIn Germain's[?] quarryMooreoceras,
MoscowHillsdaleMIIn nw1/4 nw1/4 s4 Jefferson TwpMississippianMarshall?,
MoscowHillsdaleMIIn sw1/4 sw1/4 s26 Allen TwpMississippianMarshall?,
Bay PortHuronMIIn J O Burroughs and Son Quarry.Mississippianfossils,
Flat Rock PtHuronMI2 km SW at Hardwood PtMississippianMarshall SandstoneMooreoceras,
Grindstone CityHuronMIIn grindstone quarriesMississippianMarshall?,
Pointe Aux BarquesHuronMInear lighthouseMississippianColdwatercephalopods,
Pointe Aux BarquesHuronMIIn grindstone quarriesMississippianMarshall?,
Au Gres RiverIoscoMIMississippianMarshall SandstoneAllorisma, Imitoceras,
Au Gres RiverIoscoMIIn limestonesMississippianpelecypods,
ColumbiaJacksonMIarea exposuresMississippianMarshall?,
HanoverJacksonMIIn quarry 4 km SW in quarry in ne1/4 s31t4sr2wMississippianMarshallclams, crinoids, nautiloids, ammonoids, ostracods,
JacksonJacksonMI8 km S along US127 in glacial esker, 1200 meters E in gravel pitMississippianMarshallpelecypods, cephalopods, ostracods, gastropods, brachiopods, a few trilobites,
JacksonJacksonMI8 km S in road cut and gravel pit W of junction of Meyers and Wetherby RoadsMississippianMarshallpelecypods, cephalopods, ostracods, gastropods, brachiopods, a few trilobites,
JacksonJacksonMIalong hwy between Lansing and Jackson 500 meters S of Bentley CornersPennsylvanianSaginaw (Parma sandstone)plants - Calamites,
JacksonJacksonMIarea exposures and shale pitsPennsylvanianPlants -- Calamites,
NapoleonJacksonMIIn RR cut 5 km NMississippianMarshall?,
ParmaJacksonMIPoorly preserved Pennsylvanian Fossils in Parma Formation.PennsylvanianParma?,
ParmaJacksonMINE in quarry in nw1/4 s29t2sr2wPennsylvanianSaginaw (Parma sandstone)plants - Calamites,
ParmaJacksonMINNE along road in s27t2sr2wPennsylvanianSaginaw (Parma sandstone)plants - Calamites,
Rives JunctionJacksonMIarea exposures and shale pits Pennsylvanian PlantsPennsylvanianCalamites,
North Fox IsLeelanauMIDevonianBois Blanc LimestonePelecypods,
Manistique LakeLuceMI2 km N 150 meters N of hwy 98SilurianManitoulin dolomitea few corals, brachiopods, trilobites,
NewberryLuceMIIn material in gravel pitsOrdovicianCollingwood (Trenton)3 trilobites, 3 graptolites, 4 brachiopods, 1 cephalopod,
AllenvilleMackinacMI1.2 km S in rock pile of Mackinac BrecciaDevonianBois Blanc Limestonepelecypods,
Big St Martin Is (in Lake Huron)MackinacMIalong shore in Mackinac brecciaDevonianBois Blanc Limestonepelecypods,
Gould CityMackinacMI1 km S in rock piles along fencesSilurianOrmoceras,
Hendrick's QuarryMackinacMIIn nw1/4 s6t44nr8w and ne1/4 s1t44nr9wSilurianHendricks dolomiteostracods, corals, brachiopods, trilobites,
Hendrick's QuarryMackinacMISilurianNiagran (Burt Bluff)Ormoceras, Discosorus, Stokesoceras,
Hunt's SpurMackinacMI1 km N sw1/4 s7t42nr12wSilurianManistiqueActinoceras,
RaberMackinacMIIn area quarriessilicified corals,
St IgnaceMackinacMI2 km NE in cliff on N side of Cheesman RdDevonianpelecypods,
Austin Mine #2MarquetteMIne1/4 ne1/4 sw1/4 s20t48nr25wOrdovicianAu Train [Black River]a few cephalopods (1 species),
IshpemingMarquetteMIat Empire MineProterozoicNegauneeGrypania,
IshpemingMarquetteMIIn area mines material used for cutting and polishedSilicified stromatolites,
MarquetteMarquetteMIUpper PeninsulaProterozoicstromatolites,
MarquetteMarquetteMIIn area mines material used for cutting and polishedSilicified stromatolites,
NegauneeMarquetteMIIn area mines material used for cutting and polishedSilicified stromatolites,
RepublicMarquetteMIIn area mines material used for cutting and polishedSilicified stromatolites,
HarrisMenomineeMI1 km E in roadside exposure in s12t38nr25wOrdovicianTrentonpelecypods,
SpaldingMenomineeMI500 meters NW on US2OrdovicianBony Falls (Black River)Brachiopods,
SpaldingMenomineeMI1.2 km NWOrdovicianBony Falls (Black River)Brachiopods, cephalopods,
WilsonMenomineeMI3 km ESEOrdovicianUpper Chandler Fallsa few brachiopods and gastropods,
[?]MonroeMIIn dolomite outcrops. Generally unfossiliferous, but some horizons fossiliferousPaleozoicMonroebrachiopods - Spirifer, Meristella, Nucleospira, gastropods, a few crinoids, corals, bryozoa. Very rarely mollusks.,
Bedford TwpMonroeMIat Little Sink and Little Lake in area quarriesPaleozoicMonroeRetzia,
Dundee QuarryMonroeMIIn LimestoneAtrypa, Spirifer, Orthis, Stropheodonta, Paracyclas, Conocardium, Pleuronotus, Phacops, Proetus, Dalmanites, Stromatopora, Zaphrentis, Heliophyllum, Favosites,
Macon QuarryMonroeMIin LimestoneAtrypa ,Spirifer, Orthis, Stropheodonta, Paracyclas, Conocardium, Pleuronotus,Phacops, Proetus, Dalmanites, Stromatopora, Stictopora, Zaphrentis,Heliophyllum, Favosites,
MaybeeMonroeMICrystalline Sulfur and Sylvania sandstone with internal gastropod and brachiopod molds. Quarry now closed.Devonian?,
Ottawa LakeMonroeMIIn old Daniels Quarry at head of LakePterinea,
PetersburgMonroeMI10 km SSE in abandoned Cummins QuarryDevonianDetroit Riverpelecypods,
Plum CreekMonroeMIIn dolomite quarriesGoniophora,
PontiacOaklandMIIn Pennsylvanian La Salle FormationCrinoids - Erisocrinus, Caucacrocrinus, Clathocrinus,
HollandOttawaMIMississippianMarshall?,
Black LakePresque IsleMIIn quarry on shoreDevonianFerron PointOstracods,
CalcitePresque IsleMIIn dump pile of Michigan Limestone Co QuarryDevonianBell ShaleOstracods,
CalcitePresque IsleMIIn area quarries in 10 sections i.e. SE part of t35nr5eDevonianDundeefossil corals,
LiskePresque IsleMI6.3 km E in road cut on US23DevonianRockport Quarryblack corals,
Long LakePresque IsleMIadjacent to county road on W shore 800 meters N of county lineDevonianGenshawCyrtina, Ostracods,
Rogers CityPresque IsleMIDevonianDundeecorals,
Rogers CityPresque IsleMI16 km SE on US23 W of Trout Creek s15t34nr6eDevonianRockport QuarryOstracods,
Rogers CityPresque IsleMIIn US steel company Limestone quarryDevonianTraverse GroupWide variety of fossils especially from Bell shale outcrops.,
Rogers cityPresque IsleMI14 km S in road cut on US23coral -Favosites,
Rogers cityPresque IsleMIarea exposuresLongstaffia,
Saginaw valleySaginawMIIn dumps of old coal mines in areaPennsylvanianSaginawmany plants, brachiopods, gastropods, cephalopods, a few trilobites and ostracods, a few fish.,
ManistiqueSchoolcraftMIIn abandoned quarrySilurianCordell|Schoolcraft dolomitescorals, brachiopods, ostracods, bryozoa, mollusks,
ManistiqueSchoolcraftMI8 km NNW in road cut and abandoned quarry on hwy 94SilurianHendricks dolomitecorals, brachiopods, stromatoporoids, crinoid columns,
WhitedaleSchoolcraftMIIn area quarriessilicified coral,
MilanWashtenawMIDevonianSilica ShalePhyllocarids - Pseudodontichthys; Arthrodire fish plates -Protitanichthys, Paleoniscoid fish bones - Kentuckia?,
RockwoodWayneMISE in Michigan Silica Co pitDevonianSylvaniapelecypods,
SibleyWayneMI3 km N of Trenton in QuarryDevonianDundee|Anderson|Lucascorals - brachiopodsThis would probably be the Sibley Quarry at 42.1640N, 83.1835W42.1640N, 83.1835W Probable
SibleyWayneMI3 km N of Trenton in QuarryDevonianDundee|Lucascorals - brachiopods,
SibleyWayneMIIn abandoned quarry of Solvay Process CompanyDevonianTrilobite - Proetus; Coral - Hexagonaria;BrachiopodsThis would probably be the Sibley Quarry at 42.1640N, 83.1835W42.1640N, 83.1835W Probable
TrentonWayneMI3 km N at Sibley quarry of Solvay Process CoDevonianDetroit Riverpelecypods,
Fountain[?]MNDecorah Shale - Greenish gray clayey fossiliferous Ordovician shalesOrdovicianDecorah?,
Fountain[?]MNOrdovician MiddleDecorah Shalebrachiopods Pionodema,
Union Twp[?]MNSec 19Silurian LowerShakopeePlioceras[?}Plioceras might be a legitimate genus of annelid worms,
[?]BrownMNin clay pits from Springfield to New UlmCretaceousshark teeth, 30 species of plants, cephalopods, gastropods, pelecypods,
FranconiaChisagoMNalong Lawrence CreekCambrianabundant Dicellomus,
Taylor's FallsChisagoMNCambrianFranconiatrilobites Conaspis, Wilbernia, Taenicephalus, Parabolinoides, Brachiopod Eoorthis,
Taylor's FallsChisagoMNCambrian UpperFranconiatrilobites,
Taylor's FallsChisagoMNAlong Pine Point Trail 2 km SCambrian UpperFranconiatrilobites Conaspis, Wilbernia, Taenicephalus, Parabolinoides. Brachiopod Eoorthis,
Taylor's FallsChisagoMNRoad cut on US8 2 km SCambrian UpperFranconiatrilobites Conaspis, Wilbernia, Taenicephalus, Parabolinoides. Brachiopod Eoorthis,
Taylor's FallsChisagoMNCambrian UpperTrilobites Plethopeltis,
Taylor's FallsChisagoMN2 km S along Pine Pt Trail in road cuts on US8many trilobite species,
Taylor's FallsChisagoMNTrace Fossils Skolithos,
BurnsvilleDakotaMNin area shale and Limestone outcrops in Minnesota River ValleyOrdoviciancrinoids, brachiopods ,
EaganDakotaMNN in Mississippi River bluffsOrdovicianfossils,
South St PaulDakotaMNat end of Street car line across River from Highland Park and across RiverOrdovicianSt Peterabundant fossils Ctenodonta, Cyrtodonta, Modiolopsis, Holopea, Ophileta, Platyceras, Pleurotomaria, Orthoceras,
ChatfieldFillmoreMN3 km NE of Spring ValleyOrdovician-Silurian LowerTrentonbryozoa-Crepipora;Brachiopods-Lingula; trilobites,
ForestvilleFillmoreMNarea quarriesOrdovicianGalenaReceptaculites, Strophomena, Graptolites, Orthis, Orthonota, Orthis,
FountainFillmoreMNarea outcropsOrdovicianTrentoncorals, bryozoa, mollusks, cephalopods - Orthis, Leptaena, Strophomena, Chaetetes, crinoid fragments,
FountainFillmoreMN11 km along US52Cryptozoon,
GrangerFillmoreMNarea exposuresOrdovicianGalenabryozoa, brachiopods, trilobites, cephalopods,
GrangerFillmoreMN3.5 km W in river bluffsSilurian?Galenabryozoa, brachiopods, trilobites, cephalopods,
Lime CityFillmoreMNOrdovicianGalenaMurchisonia, Maclurea, Strophomena, Endoceras, corals to 9 IN, in diameter,
MantorvilleFillmoreMNIn area quarriesOrdovicianGalenaSchizotreta,
Spring ValleyFillmoreMNDecorah Shale - Greenish gray clayey fossiliferous Ordovician shalesOrdovicianDecorah?,
Spring ValleyFillmoreMN3.5 km E in limestone quarryOrdovicianGalenaLingula, Orthis, Lynx, Strophomena, Leptaena, Chaetetes, crinoid fragments,
Spring ValleyFillmoreMNarea exposuresSilurian LowerHudson RiverHomotrypella,
WykoffFillmoreMNarea Limestone exposuresAmbonychia, trilobites, Orthoceras,
Cannon FallsGoodhueMNDecorah Shale - Greenish gray clayey fossiliferous Ordovician shalesOrdovicianDecorah?,
Cannon FallsGoodhueMNUS52 3-5 km S in gray green shales below Platteville Limestone in roadcuts and ditchesOrdovicianDecorahsponges, corals, brachiopods. A few trilobites,
Cannon FallsGoodhueMN10 km S on US52 in Wagner Quarry inOrdovicianDunleithBrachiopods, bryozoa, Belemnocystids, Scalenocystis[?]No citations for 'Scalenocystis' 050604. Apparently the Dunleith member of the Galena Formation contains a number of echinoderm genera,
Cannon FallsGoodhueMN21 km S in buff shalesOrdovicianGalenabryozoa-Diplotrypa, Sponges-Orbitolites, Selenoides, Receptaculites, Ischadites, Raufella, Cylindrocoelia, coral-Lichenaria, Streptelasma,
Cannon FallsGoodhueMN10 km SOrdovicianGalenabryozoa-Diplotrypa; Sponges-Orbitolites,Selenoides,Receptaculites; Ischadites, Raufella[?], Cylindrocoelia, coral-Lichenaria, StreptelasmaNo citations for 'Raufella' 050604,
Cannon FallsGoodhueMN5 km S in shalesOrdovicianTrentoncoral-Aulopora, bryozoa, mollusks, trilobites, cephalopods,
Cannon FallsGoodhueMNBrachiopods Rhynchotrema,
HaderGoodhueMNarea exposuresOrdovicianGalenaDiplotrypa, Mesotrypa?, Plectambonites, Pleurocystites, Fusispira, Lingula, trilobites, brachiopods,
Oxford MillsGoodhueMNIn area shale exposuresOrdovicianTrentonbryozoa - Phylloporina, Lingula, brachiopods, trilobites, cephalopods,
Red WingGoodhueMNFossiliferous Cambrian Sandstones?,
MinneapolisHennepinMNIn area exposuresOrdovicianTrentonsponges - Raufella, coral - Lichenaria, bryozoa - Vinella, Stromatopora,
MinneapolisHennepinMNIn RR cut near State UniversitySilurian LowerBryozoa - Arthroclema, Brachiopods - Lingula,
Minneapolis-St PaulHennepinMNDecorah Shale - Greenish gray clayey fossiliferous Ordovician shalesOrdovicianDecorah?,
St Anthony FallsHennepinMN3 km below in shales in quarryOrdovicianTrentonbryozoa, brachiopods, cephalopods, trilobites, corals - Strophomena, Orthis, Murchisonia, Leperditia, Cypricardites, Bucania,
St Anthony FallsHennepinMNGastropod Trochonema,
RenoHoustonMNin Sandstone bluff along Hwy26CambrianFranconiabrachiopods, trilobite fragments,
RenoHoustonMN2 km N at Hell Hollowtrilobites Dikelocephalus, Prosaukia, Conaspis, Ptychaspis,
Spring GroveHoustonMNIn area Limestone outcropsSilurian Lowerbrachiopods, cephalopods.,
CalumetItascaMNAt Hill-Annex mine - Abundant fossilsCretaceousColoradomollusks, arthropods, shark teeth, Icthyosaurus, Plesiosaurus, conifer needles, wood, Teredolites,
Grand RapidsItascaMN5 km SAbundant Exogyra preserved as limonite casts,
ItascaItascaMNIn SE part of county in abandoned iron mineoccasional large shark(?) teeth , Exogyra, Anchura, corals, seeds, leaf impressions,
KasotaLe SueurMNIn quarries along Minnesota RiverOrdovicianKasotaOphileta, Dirhachopea, Pelagiella, pelecypods, Ctenodontidae,
ChatfieldOlmstedMNDecorah Shale - Greenish gray clayey fossiliferous Ordovician shalesOrdovicianDecorah?,
ChatfieldOlmstedMNN in Sec 35 in area outcrops of shale and LimestoneOrdovicianTrentonabundant brachiopods, small gastropods, coral - Chaetetes, trilobites, crinoid steps.,
RochesterOlmstedMNDecorah Shale - Greenish gray clayey fossiliferous Ordovician shalesOrdovicianDecorah?,
RochesterOlmstedMNIn quarries, cuts, etcOrdovicianTrenton ShaleStrophomena,
StewartvilleOlmstedMNon N bank of River 1 km N above damOrdovicianGalena (Stewartville)Hormotoma, Maclurina, Westonoceras,
PipestonePipestoneMNPipestone National Monument. Quarries in metamorphosed red claystone in Sioux Quartzite. The material was used by Indians to make peace pipes. Although the Formation is reported to be pre-Cambrian, Trilobites have been reported.?,
Pipestone National MonumentPipestoneMNIn red catlinite debrisoccasional small trilobites - Lingula, Paradoxides,
St PaulRamseyMNAcross River at the BrickyardsOrdovicianDecorahsponges, corals, brachiopods. A few trilobites,
St PaulRamseyMNarea exposuresOrdovicianDecorahsponges, corals, brachiopods. A few trilobites,
St PaulRamseyMNat Ford plant.OrdovicianDecorahEdrioasteroids Foerstediscus.,
St PaulRamseyMNAt Ford Co plantOrdovician MiddleDecorahRhinidictya,
St PaulRamseyMNIn area road cutsOrdovicianGalenaSponges - Raufella. Receptaculites, corals - Streptelasma, Aulopora, Lichenaria, Tetradium, Bryozoa - Batostoma, Homotrypa, Prasopora, Rhinidictya, Stictoporella, brachiopods - Dalmanella, Rafinesquina, Lingula, Pionodema; Pelecypods - Ctenodonta,
St PaulRamseyMNIn quarry of Twin City Brick Co on bluff below Cherokee Park in shaleOrdovicianGalenaSponges - Raufella. Receptaculites, corals - Streptelasma, Aulopora, Lichenaria, Tetradium, Bryozoa - Batostoma, Homotrypa, Prasopora, Rhinidictya, Stictoporella, brachiopods - Dalmanella, Rafinesquina, Lingula, Pionodema; Pelecypods - Ctenodonta,
St PaulRamseyMNnear MendotaOrdovicianGalenaSponges - Raufella. Receptaculites, corals - Streptelasma, Aulopora, Lichenaria, Tetradium, Bryozoa - Batostoma, Homotrypa, Prasopora, Rhinidictya, Stictoporella, brachiopods - Dalmanella, Rafinesquina, Lingula, Pionodema; Pelecypods - Ctenodonta,
St PaulRamseyMNat Ford Motor Co Plant at Dam No 1OrdovicianGalenatypical fauna,
St PaulRamseyMNIn area exposuresOrdovicianTrentonsponges - Raufella, coral - Lichenaria, bryozoa - Vinella, Stromatopora,
St PaulRamseyMNAt St Anthony HillOrdovicianTrenton Shalebryozoa, Clitambonites, trilobites,
St PaulRamseyMNbrachiopods Rhynchotrema, Bryozoa Rhinidictya,
Hawk Creek TwpRenvilleMNIn E bank of Hawk Creek in se1/4 s8n 40 meters from the highway bridge in glacial driftSphaerium, Valvata, Amnicola, Gyraulus, Goniobasis,
BiwabwikSt LouisMN2 km N at Mary Ellen MinePrecambrianSoudanSilicified stromatolites - polishable,
BiwabwikSt LouisMN3 km W at Corsica MinePrecambrianSoudanSilicified stromatolites - polishable,
WabashaWabashaMNFossiliferous Cambrian Sandstones?,
WangWabashaMNDecorah Shale - Greenish gray clayey fossiliferous Ordovician shalesOrdovicianDecorah?,
StillwaterWashingtonMNTrilobites Dikelocephalus,
DresbachWinonaMNCambrian UpperEau ClaireTrilobites AcheilusOriginal listing says WI,
DresbachWinonaMNMineral Bluff and Dakota in shalesabundant Crepicephalus, Obolus, Lingulepsis,
DresbachWinonaMNN in excavations in gray Sandstone below level of Mississippi RiverTrilobite fragments, Lingula, cephalopods,
FremontWinonaMNIn Sec 6 in shaleOrdovicianTrentonbrachiopods, trilobites,
Minnesota CityWinonaMNIn alluvial depositsPleistoceneMastodon,
St CharlesWinonaMNS in high bluffsSilurian LowerTrentonbryozoa, brachiopods, cephalopods, trilobites,
WinonaWinonaMNCambrian UpperEau Clairetrilobites -AcheilusOriginal says Winona, WI,
WinonaWinonaMN1 km above foot of Observatory Bluff at base of bluffsSilurian LowerSt CroixLingula,
WinonaWinonaMNbrachiopods Linguella,
Lake Pepin[?]MN?Yellowish sandstone on the shores of Lake PepinCambrianTrilobites -- Phalacroma,
[?][?]MODevonianGrassy Creek LimestoneMollusks Platyceras,
[?]AndrewMOregional exposuresPennsylvanianDouglasvery abundant fossils brachiopods; 30 species of pelecypods, 32 species of gastropods,
CassvilleBarryMOSE part of Cassville quadrangle on tops of low hillsMississippian UpperBatesvilleInternal molds of bryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods,
Cassville QuadrangleBarryMOarea exposures in a narrow bandMississippian LowerChouteau (Reeds Spring)corals, bryozoa - Evactinopora, Ptychospira, Shumardella, Spirophyton,
Flat CreekBarryMONear CassvilleMississippianKeokukcrinoidal Limestone with corals, blastoids, crinoids, echinoids, bryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, trilobites, fish, conodonts,
SeligmanBarryMOarea exposuresMississippian UpperBatesvilleInternal molds of bryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods,
WashburnBarryMObetween Washburn and Seligman in down faulted blockMississippian UpperHindsvilleabundant fossils corals, blastoids - Pentremites; brachiopods; pelecypods; gastropods - Bellerophon, Bembexia; Trilobites - Griffithides,
[?]BatesMOalong Missouri River bluffs from Kansas line East for 65 kmPennsylvanianKansas City Limestoneabundant fossils of many taxa.,
[?]BatesMOfrom Missouri River to Iowa line in belt 50 km widePennsylvanianKansas City Limestoneabundant fossils of many taxa.,
HumeBatesMOPennsylvanianKansas City Limestoneabundant fossils of many taxa.,
Crooked Creek TwpBollingerMOCretaceous vertebrates on Chronister farm s26t31Nr9e, In clays in a lens of cretaceous bog (?) sediments in Ordovician rock.CretaceousRay teeth, turtle bones, Hadrosaur bones{7},
Crooked Creek[?]BollingerMOin small deposit of blue black plastic clay at Chronister Farm in center s26t31nr9eCretaceousa few reptile and fish bones,
ColumbiaBooneMOarea outcropsPennsylvanianbrachiopods, corals, sponges,
EasleyBooneMO24 km SE of ColumbiaMississippian LowerBurlington LimestoneSpirifer, Chonetes, Productus, many genera of crinoids and brachiopods,
EasleyBooneMOIn RR cutMississippian LowerChouteau LimestoneShumardella, brachiopods (31 genera), bryozoa, crinoids, pelecypods, worms, corals, gastropods, cephalopods, blastoids, trilobites, fish(10 genera), conodonts, ostracods, sponges, forams,
EllisvilleBooneMOProjected road cuts on US30 in vicinity of Cedar Hill, Ballwin, Ellisville?,
[?]BuchananMOregional exposuresPennsylvanianDouglasvery abundant fossils brachiopods; 30 species of pelecypods, 32 species of gastropods,
St JosephBuchananMOBrachiopods -Enteletes,
St JosephBuchananMObrachiopods Hustedia,
BoonevilleCallawayMOin crinoidal limestoneMississippian LowerBurlington Limestonerare crinoid crowns,
BoonevilleCallawayMOin area exposures of channel sandstonesPennsylvanianLepidodendron, Sigillaria,
Cow CreekCallawayMOnear mouth of creek in s22t47nr8w-s27t47nr8wDevonian MiddleSnyder Creekabundant brachiopods, bryozoa, pelecypods, corals, crinoids,
FultonCallawayMObrachiopods Productella,
WilliamsburgCallawayMO5 km N nw1/4 s10t48nr7wDevonian MiddleCallawaymany genera of brachiopods, corals, crinoid fragments, pelecypods, gastropods, fish (Ptyctodus),
Cape GirardeauCape GirardeauMOOrdovicianMaquoketaTrilobites Amphyxina(?)Amphyxina may be Ampyxina,
Trail of Tears State ParkCape GirardeauMO2 km S in slabby purple and red Limestone along bank of Mississippi RiverSilurian Lowertrilobites and cephalopods.,
HarrisonvilleCassMO2 km SCarboniferous UpperSniabar Limestonepelecypods,
Pleasant HillCassMObrachiopods Orbiculoidea,
Cane HillCedarMO3 to 4 km N of bend 4 km E on Hwy T?,
Cane HillCedarMO4 km E on Hwy T at bend in road?,
UmberCedarMO2 km S?,
[?]ClayMOregional exposuresPennsylvanianDouglasvery abundant fossils brachiopods; 30 species of pelecypods, 32 species of gastropods,
Kansas CityClayMOPennsylvanianLane ShaleCrinoids,
[?]ClintonMOregional exposuresPennsylvanianDouglasvery abundant fossils brachiopods; 30 species of pelecypods, 32 species of gastropods,
Clinton CountyClintonMOin area coal bedstrilobites - Phillipsia,
Jefferson CityColeMO14 km NE (10 km SE of Ashland)Devonian MiddleAshlandabundant fossils -- brachiopods -Rensselaeria, corals, trilobite,
[?]CooperMOIn E part of countyDevonianCooper Limestoneabundant corals, gastropod - Turbinopsis,
Clifton CityCooperMOon Katy TrailDevonian-MississippianCooper|Burlington|Chouteaucrinoids, brachiopods, cephalopods, fish bones and teeth, corals, pelecypods, trilobites, worms,
CrispDadeMO3 km EW in bluff of Sac River?,
[?]DeKalbMOregional exposuresPennsylvanianDouglasvery abundant fossils brachiopods; 30 species of pelecypods, 32 species of gastropods,
Ash GroveGreeneMO2 km WMississippian LowerBurlington LimestoneSpirifer, Chonetes, Productus, many genera of crinoids and brachiopods,
King ButteGreeneMO16 km N in LimestoneMississippian LowerChouteau (Northview)abundant brachiopods- Cleiothyridina, Athyris, Delthyris, Spirifer; Pelecypods - Promacrus, gastropod molds, 17 species of cephalopod. a few trilobite fragments,
SpringfieldGreeneMORare crinoid crowns in crinoidalMississippian LowerBurlington Limestone?,
SpringfieldGreeneMOarea exposures a few km S West to MacDonald CountyMississippian LowerChouteau (Reeds Spring)corals, bryozoa - Evactinopora, Ptychospira, Shumardella, Spirophyton,
BethanyHarrisonMO7 km SPennsylvanianCherryvalepelecypod - Fasciculiconcha,
LucasHenryMOPennsylvanianCherokee ShaleEdestid shark teeth - Fadenia,
MontroseHenryMOPennsylvanianTebo|Mulkay Coal ShaleCrossopterygian fish scales Rhizodopsis,
BixbyIronMOin chert boulders along the headwaters of Huzzah Creek?,
BixbyIronMOin chert boulders in the vicinity?,
Kansas CityJackson,ClayMOCrinoids Delocrinus,
CarthageJasperMONEMississippianWarsawcrinoids Pustula, Rhipidomella, brachiopods, bryozoa, blastoids,
CentervilleJasperMOin Middle Pennsylvanian Burgner Formation in mine dumps 2.5 km SPennsylvanian MiddleBurgnercrinoids - Synbathocrinus, Anchicrinus,
CentervilleJasperMO2.2 km Scrinoids,
Webb CityJasperMOGastropods -Straparollus,
JoplinJasper,NewtonMOIn area shaley conglomeratic Limestone exposuresMississippian UpperCartervilleabundant corals, blastoids, crinoids, bryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, trilobites, fishes, etc.,
[?]JeffersonMOnear mouth of Plattin CreekOrdovician MiddlePlattinbrachiopods, trace fossils, corals, bryozoa,
[?]JeffersonMONew Melle, St Charles County in Joerling Brothers QuarryOrdovician MiddlePlattinbrachiopods, trace fossils, corals, bryozoa,
BarnhartJeffersonMOin Goetz Quarry at Glen Echo Park inOrdovician MiddleKimmswickTrilobites and Brachiopods,
Cedar HillJeffersonMOProjected road cuts on US30 in vicinity of Cedar Hill, Ballwin, Ellisville?,
Glenn ParkJeffersonMOTrilobites, Bumastus,
HamburgJeffersonMOfrom Missouri River to Massey's Creek - LimestoneOrdovician Middleabundant sponges, corals, graptolites, cystoids, crinoids. bryozoa, brachiopods. pelecypods, cephalopods, trilobites,
Jefferson CountyJeffersonMOIn regional outcrops this and adjacent counties in limestonessilicified plants, graptolites, sponges, corals, crinoids, annelids, bryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, cephalopods, trilobites, crustacea, ostracods, conodonts,
KimmswickJeffersonMOLimestoneOrdovician Middleabundant sponges, corals, graptolites, cystoids, crinoids. bryozoa, brachiopods. pelecypods, cephalopods, trilobites,
Plattin CreekJeffersonMOIn Limestone near creek mouthsilicified plants, graptolites, sponges, corals, crinoids, annelids, bryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, cephalopods, trilobites, crustacea, ostracods, conodonts,
Sulphur SpringsJeffersonMOIn sandstonesMississippianBushbergPtyctodus teeth, brachiopods,
KnobnosterJohnsonMObrachiopods - Mesolobus,
Moscow MillsLincolnMOW in Limestone quarryMississippianWarsawcrinoids Pustula, Rhipidomella, brachiopods, bryozoa, blastoids,
FredricktownMadisonMOarea exposuresCambrian UpperDavislarge diverse trilobite fauna,
FredricktownMadisonMOCambrian UpperElvins?,
St Francois MtnsMadisonMOon E side in thin beds of shales and shaley limestones in dolomiteCambrianBonneterreabundant brachiopods - 12 species, trilobites (41 species), corals, crinoid fragments, gastropods,
St Francois MtnsMadisonMOCambrian UpperElvins Shale50 Genera of trilobites and brachiopods from the Elvins Shale, Davis Formation and Doerun Dolomite:,
St Francois MtnsMadisonMOin Cambrian Upper Bonneterre, Potosi, Eminence Formations 2.7 km WSW of Irondale on E bank Of Big River.Cambrian UpperMollusks - Monoplacophora,
[?]MarionMOarea outcropsDevonianGrassy Creek Shaleabundant fish teeth Ptychostylus, Sporangites, 12 other species, abundant conodonts, plants, corals, annelids, crinoids, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, cephalopods - Goniatites?, Orthoceras?,
HannibalMarion,RallsMORare crinoid crowns in crinoidalMississippian LowerBurlington Limestone?,
HannibalMarion,RallsMO8 km N on Clear Creek in S12T57nr5wMississippian LowerHannibalCacalarituba[?], conodonts, Spirophyton, Taonurus, gastropods, cephalopod fragments, trilobite fragments, brachiopodsCan not identify a genus 'Cacalarituba',
HannibalMarion,RallsMO11 km NMississippian LowerHannibalScalarituba, conodonts, Spirophyton, Taonurus, gastropods, cephalopod fragments, trilobite fragments, brachiopods,
HannibalMarion,RallsMOquarry yielding complete crinoids closed to collecting in 1980 due to vandalism (blasting) by collectors?,
TiptonMoniteauMOon in quarry on MO5Mississippian LowerBurlington Limestoneblastoids, echinoids, echinoids, corals, gastropods, worm tubes,
Montgomery CityMontgomeryMOIn SandstoneMississippian LowerBushbergRhipidomella, Cyrtina. Syringothyris, 4 species of pelecypods, 2 trilobite species, Paryphorhynchus,
UdallOzarkMOIn Ordovician Lower chert masses in road cuts and lake shore of Norfolk LakeSponges, Trilobites, Cephalopods,
LithiumPerryMOIn blue-gray limestones in Bluffs of tributary streams in areaMississippian UpperGlocondaChester fauna plus pelecypods and gastropods,
LithiumPerryMOIn blue-gray limestones in Mississippi River BluffsMississippian UpperGlocondaChester fauna plus pelecypods and gastropods,
Mystery CavePerryMOPleistocene?elephant bone {7},
WittenburgPerryMOUpstream from 4 to 20 km in bluffs between Red Rock and Gills PointMississippian UpperGlen Deanabundant fossils - 36 species,
SedaliaPettisMORare crinoid crowns in crinoidalMississippian LowerBurlington Limestone?,
SedaliaPettisMOin exposures to NMississippian LowerBurlington LimestoneSpirifer, Chonetes, Productus, many genera of crinoids and brachiopods,
SedaliaPettisMOCoral Chaetetes,
RollaPhelpsMOWest in chert bedsOrdovician LowerGasconadeprimitive mollusks, a few trilobites,
RollaPhelpsMOMississippianSt Genevieve Limestonemollusks Straparolus,
[?]PikeMOarea outcropsDevonianGrassy Creek Shaleabundant fish teeth Ptychostylus, Sporangites, 12 other species, abundant conodonts, plants, corals, annelids, crinoids, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, cephalopods - Goniatites?, Orthoceras?,
ClarksvillePikeMOon W side of MO79 6.5 km S.Ordovician UpperBryant KnobLarge brachiopod beds.Original said 'Clarkville, Park Cy,
CyrenePikeMOSilurianEdgewood Limestoneabundant corals - Calapoecia, Clathrodictyon, Favosites, Halysites, Lyellia, Zaphrentis; crinoids - Calceocrinus, Gisocrinus, Glyptocrinus, Lampterocrinus?; many brachiopod species, pelecypods, gastropods, cephalopods, trilobites,
CyrenePikeMODevonian?Brachiopods -Dalmanella,
[?]PlatteMOregional exposuresPennsylvanianDouglasvery abundant fossils brachiopods; 30 species of pelecypods, 32 species of gastropods,
WestonPlatteMObrachiopods Beecheria,
[?]RallsMOarea outcropsDevonianGrassy Creek Shaleabundant fish teeth Ptychostylus, Sporangites, 12 other species, abundant conodonts, plants, corals, annelids, crinoids, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, cephalopods - Goniatites?, Orthoceras?,
RensselaerRallsMOIn area exposuresDevonianMineola Limestoneabundant crinoid heads, bryozoa - Cyclotrypa;Spirifer, Cranaea, Stereocrinus, Acervularia, Favosites, Ptyctodus,
SavertonRallsMO2 km SWDevonianLouisianaabundant sponges, corals. annelids, blastoids, crinoids, fish,
LestervilleReynoldsMOCambrian UpperElvins?,
EminenceShannonMOarea exposures of cherty dolomiteCambrianEminencemollusks, trilobites,
EminenceShannonMOIn center of NE1/4 s27t29nr4wCambrianEminence dolomiteTaeniospira, Plethopeltis, many trilobites, many gastropods,
Grassy CreekShannonMOin s33, s34t30nr4w in chertsOrdovicianGasconade dolomiteOphileta, Ozarkina, Ozarkotoma[?], Cameroceras, Clarkoceras, Euomphalopsis, ChepultapeciaNo citations for Ozarkotoma or anything similar 051126,
Round SpringShannonMOIn road cut 3 km N on Hwy 19 inCambrian UpperEminence?,
ClarksvilleSt CharlesMOSilurianBowling Green DolomiteTen genera of trilobites,
BonneterreSt FrancoisMOE, 1.6km S of Jaydee, MO, in Terre Bleu Creek in green beds and limestones ofCambrian UpperBonneterretrilobites, Coosia, Crepicephalus,
ElvinsSt FrancoisMOarea exposuresCambrian UpperDavislarge diverse trilobite fauna,
ElvinsSt FrancoisMOCambrian UpperElvins?,
Flat RiverSt FrancoisMObrachiopods Eoorthis,
Establishment CreekSt GenevieveMOMississippian LowerBurlington LimestoneSpirifer, Chonetes, Productus, many genera of crinoids and brachiopods,
Little Saline CreekSt GenevieveMODevonianBailey Limestonesilicified fossils - sponges, corals, cystoids, blastoids, crinoids, bryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, trilobites,
Little Saline CreekSt GenevieveMOIn Ozora Marble Co quarry43 species of brachiopods, 21 species of gastropods, 17 species of trilobites,
St GenevieveSt GenevieveMO29 km SW in W part of s8t37nr8e in highly fossiliferous chertOrdovicianCottergastropods - Ceratopea, Coelocaulus, Eccyliopterus, Euconia;Cephalopods - Aphetoceras, Cameroceras, Clitendoceras, Cotteroceras, Cycloplectoceras, Diaphoroceras, Endocycloceras,
St GenevieveSt GenevieveMO7 km WOrdovicianDecorahcorals, crinoids, bryozoa, brachiopods, gastropods,
St GenevieveSt GenevieveMOOrdovicianMaquoketa ShaleCephalopods - Orthoceras,
White SoundSt GenevieveMOMississippianKeokukInternal molds of bryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods,
[?]St LouisMOarea outcropsDevonianGrassy Creek Shaleabundant fish teeth Ptychostylus, Sporangites, 12 other species, abundant conodonts, plants, corals, annelids, crinoids, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, cephalopods - Goniatites?, Orthoceras?,
[?]St LouisMOin formations in Bellefontaine QuarryMississippianSt Genevieve|St Louisbrachiopods, corals, conodonts,
Babler State ParkSt LouisMOMississippian LowerChouteau (Fern Glen)macrocrinoids, microcrinoid, brachiopods Shumardella, brachiopods (31 genera), bryozoa, crinoids, pelecypods, worms, corals, gastropods, cephalopods, blastoids, trilobites, fish(10 genera), conodonts, ostracods, sponges, forams,
BallwinSt LouisMOProjected road cuts on US30 in vicinity of Cedar Hill, Ballwin, Ellisville?,
FentonSt LouisMORoad cut at intersection of MO141 and MO30.Mississippian?,
Fern GlenSt LouisMOMississippian LowerChouteau (Fern Glen)macrocrinoids, microcrinoid, brachiopods. Shumardella, brachiopods (31 genera), bryozoa, crinoids, pelecypods, worms, corals, gastropods, cephalopods, blastoids, trilobites, fish(10 genera), conodonts, ostracods, sponges, forams,
Fort BellefontaineSt LouisMOin quarryMississippianSt Genevieve|St Louisbrachiopods, corals, conodonts,
St LouisSt LouisMOIn road cuts on I170 on the E side of Lambert International Airport in shales, coal, limestone, etc. Macrofossils may also be found in phosphate nodulesPennsylvanianBandera|Altamontfossils-invertebrates,marine vertebrateshttp://www.lakeneosho.org/King1.html,
St LouisSt LouisMO29 km SW in fine, bluish-gray argillaceous shale () and black platy shalePennsylvanianCherokeepelecypods - Dunbarella,
St LouisSt LouisMOIn quarry of Missouri Portland Cement Co or Riverview Drive in fine, bluish-gray agrillaceous shale () and black platy shalePennsylvanianCherokeepelecypods -Dunbarella,
St LouisSt LouisMOarea exposuresPennsylvanianFort Scott Limestonepelecypods - Fasciculiconcha,
St LouisSt LouisMONear intersection of I44 and I244 and W of the intersection along I44. In multicolored Mississippian Warsaw Shale interbedded with crinoidal Limestone. Underlain by Keokuk Limestone. Overlain by Salem Limestone. Crinoid pockets at Keokuk-Warsaw contactMississippianWarsawTrilobites -Ditomopyge, Proetus, Mollusks - Platyceras, Echinoids,
St LouisSt LouisMOOn Cragwold Road accessible from Geyer Road near I44-I270 junctionMississippian?Original cites I244 which became I270 in 1970. Check a map. The road network in this area defies verbal description,
St LouisSt LouisMOnear junction of I44 and I270.Abundant fossils, edrioasteroids, brittle stars, crinoids, conularia, fish teeth, brachiopods, conularia, bryozoaSite reportedly buried by freeway construction in 1994,
St LouisSt LouisMOConularia,
VigusSt LouisMOin South Pit of Vigus QuarriesMississippianSt LouisLimestone brachiopods, corals, stromatolites, conodonts,
VigusSt LouisMOin S pit Vigus QuarriesMississippiancorals, stromatolites,
Reeds SpringStoneMOarea exposuresMississippian LowerChouteau (Reeds Spring)corals, bryozoa -Evactinopora, Ptychospira, Shumardella, Spirophyton,
Jacks ForkTexasMOIn N bank in s25t28nr7w in area outcropsOrdovicianRoubidouxSyntrophia, Roubidouxia, Lecanospira, Cryptozoon,
Schell CityVernonMO24 km SWLepidodendron trunk sections,
BelgradeWashingtonMOarea exposuresCambrian UpperDavislarge diverse trilobite fauna,
BelgradeWashingtonMOCambrian?,
IrondaleWashingtonMOon E bank Big River 2.7 km W-SW 700 meters below a rhyolite outcropCambrian Upper?,
NorthviewWebsterMOSiltstonetracks, limonite snails, cephalopods, brachiopods weathering from shale.,
[?][?]MSIn marls from Yazoo City through Madison County, Northern Hinds County to Scott, Jasper, Smith and Clarke countiesEoceneJacksonZeuglodon bones and teeth,
[?][?]MSIn outcropsEoceneWhales -- Zeuglodon, Zygorhiza usually found in association with shark teeth --Carcharodon,
CorinthAlcornMS4 km NW in cut on Southern RRCretaceous UpperSelma chalkExogyra,
HoulkaChickasawMS8 km E on upper slope of hillCretaceousRipleyExogyra,
HoustonChickasawMS3 km SE in cut on MS8CretaceousRipleyExogyra,
OkolonaChickasawMS3 km WCretaceous UpperSelma ChalkExogyra,
OkolonaChickasawMS5 km WCretaceous UpperSelma ChalkExogyra,
OkolonaChickasawMS7 km W along Houston RoadCretaceous UpperSelma ChalkExogyra,
EnterpriseClarkeMS16km S at Wautubbee Cut on the Northeastern RREoceneClaiborneAstarte, others,
EnterpriseClarkeMS6.5 km NW at Dunn's Water MillEoceneClaiborneClaiborne faunas,
EnterpriseClarkeMS1 km below in bed and banks of Chickasawhay RiverScutella, Ostrea, Sharks Teeth, Sea Urchins,
ShubutaClarkeMS6.5 km NE in gorge of Garland CreekEoceneMoody's BranchPleurotoma,
Barton's BluffClayMSon Tombigbee River 16 km NW of Columbus in Lowndes Countynumerous fossils,
Carradine StoreClayMS4 km SE in bald spots adjacent to West Point-Houston RdCretaceousSelmaExogyra, DiploschizaCarradine's Store seems to have been a landmark in the mid 19th Century. It was a collection point for supplies for the Confederate Army.,
Cedar BluffClayMS2 km E on MS10 near W end of Line Creek bridgeCretaceousSelmainvertebrates, vertebrates, plants,
Vinton BluffClayMSCretaceousEutawShark teeth - Pseudothryptodus[?],Ischyrhiza'Pseudothryptodus' is 'Pseudohypolopus' (No citations found) in original,
CynthiaHindsMSin Miss-Lite aggregate Plant pit 9 km NW of US49EoceneYazoo ClayGastropods, bivalves, shark teeth, fragments of Basilosaurus,
CynthiaHindsMS7 km NW on US49 in quarrygastropods, shark teeth, vertebrates,
JacksonHindsMSwithin city on Moody's Branch which is a small tributary of the Pearl River in green sandsEoceneMoody's BranchDentalium, mollusks - Leda, Kelliella, gastropods - Pleurotoma, echinoids, crabs. shark teeth, etc.,
JacksonHindsMSEoceneMoody's BranchMollusks -Turritella,
JacksonHindsMSCoral Flabellum?,
JacksonHindsMSPelecypod Bathytormus?,
JacksonHindsMSat Dry CreekPleurotoma,
DorseyItawambaMSat W edge on N side of US78CretaceousSelmaExogyra,
FultonItawambaMSSE at site of Maxey's MillCretaceous UpperTuscaloosaleaves, mollusk molds,
MoorevilleItawambaMS3 km E on US78CretaceousSelmaExogyra,
MoorevilleItawambaMS8 km NE along Mantachie RdExogyra,
RatliffItawambaMS4 km E on East facing slope in calcareous micaceous sandCretaceousEutawExogyra,
ScoobaKemperMS10 km N on US6 on hill S of Wahalak CreekCretaceousSelmaExogyra, Diploschiza,
ScoobaKemperMS6 km NE on N slope of hillCretaceousSelmaExogyra, Diploschiza,
LauderdaleLauderdaleMSAt top of bluff behind Red Hot TruckstopEoceneBashi [Wilcox Group]Asillahyllos,Archaeomanta,Burnhamia,Galeus,Heterodontus,Meridiania,Microscyliorhinus,Platyrhina,Scyliorhinus,
MeridianLauderdaleMS25.9km N of Tom Bailey Drive (I59) in Road cuts on MS19EoceneBashi [Wilcox Group]mollusks, shark teeth, snake vertebrae,
MeridianLauderdaleMS3 km S in RR cutTertiaryWood's Bluffabundant fossils : mollusks, pelecypods, cephalopods,
MeridianLauderdaleMSin roadcuts on MS19vertebrates, mollusks, shark teeth,
NewtonLauderdaleMSIn area outcropsEoceneOstrea, Pleurotoma,
BethanyLeeMS400 meters W in area exposures on the W side of Tishomingo Creek ValleyCretaceousSelmaExogyra,
SaltilloLeeMS2 km WNW on US45CretaceousSelmaExogyra,
ShannonLeeMS13 km W in gully S of Troy rdCretaceousSelmaExogyra,
TupeloLeeMS2 km W of the Waverly along Tibbee CreekCretaceousEutawHadrosaurs, ammonites, crabs, fish, mollusks,
TupeloLeeMS2.5 km W along Chesterville RdCretaceousSelmaExogyra,
TupeloLeeMS5 km W along Chesterville RdCretaceousSelmaExogyra,
TupeloLeeMS5 km W along Pontotoc RdCretaceousSelmaExogyra,
TupeloLeeMS6 km W along Pontotoc RdCretaceousSelmaExogyra,
TupeloLeeMS9 km S in bed of Coonewar Creek at US6 crossingCretaceousSelmaExogyra,
TupeloLeeMSIn roadcuts on US78 between Mileposts 79 and 82CretaceousSelmaExogyra, Gryphaea, mollusk molds,
TupeloLeeMS6 km W on Pontotoc Road (MS6) inCretaceous UpperSelma ChalkEchinoids, Mollusk casts, large bivalves.,
WaverlyLeeMSin Cretaceous Eutaw Formation on the Tombigbee River 2 km West Hadrosaur fragments and mollusks. The overlying Selma chalk with abundant mollusksCretaceousEutawfish, crabs, ammonites, dinosaur bones and a large microfauna,
ColumbusLowndesMSat Columbus Lock and Dam inCretaceousEutawCephalopods - Baculites, rays -Ptychodus,
ColumbusLowndesMS11 km ESEnumerous vertebrate, plant, and invertebrate fossils,
ColumbusLowndesMS7-8 km NW at Plymouth Buff on Tombigbee Rivernumerous vertebrate, plant, and invertebrate fossils,
ColumbusLowndesMSIn bluff a few hundred meters above RR bridgenumerous vertebrate, plant, and invertebrate fossils,
Early GroveMarshallMS2 km SE of Wellborns[?] on E of road in numerous gulliesWilcoxExcellent leaf fossils of many species.Can't find a Wellborns, MS. Possibly Wellborns is the name of a store or farm rather than a formal place name.,
AberdeenMonroeMS5 km upstream at Blue Buff on E bank of riverabundant invertebrates, some vertebrates.,
AberdeenMonroeMSbelow RR bridge on Tombigbee Riverabundant invertebrates, some vertebrates.,
AmoryMonroeMS6 km W on E slope of Tombigbee River valleyabundant invertebrates. A few vertebrates.,
GarlandvilleNewtonMSon Suanlovy[?] Creek?Garlandville (such as it is) is at 32.2196N, 89.1226W in Jasper County a few hundred meters S of the Newton County Line. Unable to identify a Suanlovy Creek in the area.32.2196N, 89.1226W approximate
MaconNoxubeeMS13 km S on Macon-DeKalb roadEoceneClaytonGryphaeostrea, corals, Turritella, Cucullaea, Venericardia, Ostrea,
MaconNoxubeeMS19-20 km NW in bluff on Horse Creek on Macon-Louisville Rdcoral, Cylichna?, Turris, Turritella, Natica, Xenophora, Cucullaea, Ostrea,
New AlbanyNoxubeeMSIn Agriculture farm on N limits W of US45. Exogyra.Cretaceous UpperDemopolis ChalkCasts of mollusks,
New AlbanyNoxubeeMS6 km S information on Northward facing slope of Kings Creek Valley.Cretaceous UpperOwl CreekMollusks, Baculites, sharks teeth, mosasaur teeth, mosasaur vertebra,
New AlbanyNoxubeeMSAt Agricultural Farm N at city limits W of US45Cretaceous UpperExogyra, mollusks,
StarkvilleOktibbehaMSIn gullies on State College campusCretaceous UpperPrairie BluffExogyra,
StarkvilleOktibbehaMS4 km N on farmExogyra,
StarkvilleOktibbehaMS5 km NWExogyra,
PontotocPontotocMSIn on both sides of MS6 3.5 km ECretaceous UpperPrairie Bluff Chalkechinoids Hardouinia, Hemiaster, mollusks, vertebrates.,
PontotocPontotocMS4 km S in quarry in100 meters SE of crossing of N fork of Chiwapa Creek by old MS15.CretaceousRipelyMicrabacia, Hardouinia, Ostrea, Exogyra, Pecten, etc,
PontotocPontotocMS1 km S in RR cut in sand just above Cretaceous contactCretaceousRipleyabundant fossils,
PontotocPontotocMSin cuts on MS6echinoids, gastropods, shark teeth,
PontotocPontotocMS3 km SE at base of hill at fork in Houston road in Limestone ledgeExogyra, Gryphaea,
PontotocPontotocMS2 km W on the Toccopola Rd at top of steep descentfossils,
TupeloPontotocMSin Cretaceous Eutaw Formation on Tibbee Creek -Hadrosaur fragments and mollusks. The overlying Selma chalk with abundant mollusks, fish, crabs, ammonites, and a large microfauna is present at some Eutaw localitiesCretaceousEutaw?,
TupeloPontotocMS10 km W on MS6 in gullies on N sideCretaceousSelmaExogyra,
BoonevillePrentissMS14 km E on Big Brown Creek near Hare's Mill siteinvertebrates and a few vertebrates,
BoonevillePrentissMS12 km SE on NE slope of Youngs Creek Valleinvertebrates, and few vertebrate fragments,
MariettaPrentissMS400 meters W on Baldwyn Roadinvertebrates, fish remains,
BrandonRankinMS3.2km SW in Marquette Cement Co QuarryOligoceneMint Spring Marlmollusks Chlamys.,
BrandonRankinMS3 km S in quarryOligoceneinvertebrates,
SylvarenaSmithMS3.2km E of County Lime Quarry and E of West Tallahala Creek on MS18OligoceneMint Spring Marlmollusks Chlamys,
SylvarenaSmithMS1.2 km S near Leaf River in greenish marl exposuresOligoceneVicksburgVery large Oysters (30cm long),
SylvarenaSmithMS3 km E in lime quarry a E side of W Tallahala Creek on MS18?,
RipelyTippahMS5 km NE along Owl Creek bluffsCretaceous UpperOwl Creek Marlfriable, well preserved fossils - Ostrea, Exogyra, Gryphaea, Trigonia, Baculites, Scaphites, Sea Urchins, fish teeth,
RipelyTippahMSexposures between Pontotoc and TN lineCretaceous UpperOwl Creek Marlfriable, well preserved fossils - Ostrea, Exogyra, Gryphaea, Trigonia, Baculites, Scaphites, Sea Urchins, fish teeth,
RipleyTippahMSarea exposuresCretaceousRipelynumerous fossils,
Big SpringsTishomingoMSIn area cuts and quarriesDevonianIukaCup corals, blastoids, crinoid stems, bryozoa, brachiopods,
CherokeeTishomingoMSIn quarry of John A Denie and Sons as well as adjacent hillDevoniancup corals, crinoid stems, bryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, trilobite fragments -Lithostrotion masses abundant,
CherokeeTishomingoMS6 km W 2 km W of Bear CreekDevoniancup corals, crinoid stems. bryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, trilobite fragments - Lithostrotion masses abundant,
EastportTishomingoMS3 km away at Bear Creek Estuary in shale in banksDevoniantrilobites, brachiopods,
Island HillTishomingoMSon Yellow Creek in limestonesDevonianNew Scotlandabundant brachiopods, gastropods, fish plates, crustacea, crinoid stems, bryozoa, pelecypods,
IukaTishomingoMSalong sw1/4 s17t2sr11eDevonianIukabryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods, crustacea, blastoids,
IukaTishomingoMSIn area outcropsDevonianIukabryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods, crustacea, blastoids,
IukaTishomingoMSmidway to Tishomingo City in regional exposuresMississippianTuscumbiaPlatycrinus, crinoids, corals, trilobites, mollusks,
Yellow Creek ValleyTishomingoMSarea outcrops throughout countyDevonianNew Scotlandwell preserved Leptaena, Stropheodonta, Tentaculites, Spirifer, Anoplotheca, Dalmanites fragments,
Yellow Creek ValleyTishomingoMSbluffs and ravines near Tennessee RiverDevonianNew Scotlandwell preserved Leptaena, Stropheodonta, Tentaculites, Spirifer, Anoplotheca, Dalmanites fragments,
Yellow Creek ValleyTishomingoMSon E side in cliffs about 5 km from stream mouthDevonianNew Scotlandwell preserved Leptaena, Stropheodonta, Tentaculites, Spirifer, Anoplotheca, Dalmanites fragments,
[?]UnionMSCretaceousRipelyEchinoderms,
Blue SpringsUnionMS4 km NW at RR cut at bridge over branch of Cherry CreekCretaceousRipleyExogyra.,
KeownvilleUnionMS2 km NE at Lees mill site on headwater branch of Tallahatchie RiverCretaceousRipleyExogyra,
MolinoUnionMS5 km S in bluff on small streamCretaceousRipleyExogyra,
New AlbanyUnionMSin cut on St Louis-San Francisco RR 7 km S.PaleoceneClaytonHamulus, Lima, Halymenites,
New AlbanyUnionMS3 km E in RR cuts along Frisco RRPaleoceneClaytonTurritella mortoni very abundant.,
New AlbanyUnionMS5 km S on Hwy 15Cretaceous UpperOwl Creekmollusks, sea urchin - Linthia, Idonearca, Trigonia,
New AlbanyUnionMS5.5 km S in road cuts on MS15Cretaceous Upperfossils,
WallervilleUnionMS6 km NE in roadside ditch on local road on NE slope of tributary of Brown's CreekCretaceousRipleyExogyra,
VicksburgWarrenMSIn Mississippi City bluffs in marine limestones in marlEocene-Oligoceneabundant marine fossils - Dentalium, pteropods - Styliola, Lucina,
VicksburgWarrenMSIn gorges of small streams in cityEocene-Oligoceneabundant marine fossils-Dentalium;pteropods-Styliola,Lucina,
VicksburgWarrenMSnear city cemetery in road cuts in Pliocene Loess bluffsPlioceneabundant land snails of many species. A few vertebrates - tigers, sloth, tapir, horses. deer, bison, elephant, mastodon,
VicksburgWarrenMSCoral Oculina?,
Wayne CountyWayneMSIn area Limestone outcropsOligoceneVicksburgTeredo,
SartariaYazooMS2.5 km S on Locust Grove Plantation in deep ravinesEoceneJacksonZeuglodon bones,
SartariaYazooMSIn area Eocene outcropsEoceneJacksonZeuglodon bones,
Thompson CreekYazooMSEoceneChadronMammal Reference Location,
Yazoo CityYazooMSIn marls in bluffsEoceneJacksonZeuglodon bones and teeth,
Eastern Montana-Western South Dakota-MTIn Hell Creek Formation - dark colored continental beds above the Fox Hills Sandstone and Pierre Shale.CretaceousHell CreekVertebrate fossils are not uncommon but are not mineralized and do not weather well. Sharks-Lonchiodon; Rays-Myledaphus; fish-Acipenser, Paleopsephurus, Amia, Lepisosteus, Platacodon, Palaeolabrus; Amphibians ; Caudata, Scapherpeton, Prodesmodon, Opis,
[?][?]MTRegional exposures in E part of statePaleoceneFt UnionFossil Plants,
[?][?]MTCretaceousJudith RiverNodosaur --Edmontonia, Ankylosaur -- Euplocephalus,
[?][?]MTAlong Missouri R in NE MTCretaceousPierre?,
[?][?]MTAlong Missouri Rive tributaries in NE MTCretaceousPierre?,
Judith River[?]MTCretaceousHell Creekfish-Lepisosteus?,
Arrowhead MountainBeaverheadMTIn Centennial Range on N face E of mouth of Odell Creek S29t14sr1w-s32 t14sr1wMississippianLodgepoleLithostrotionella, Syringopora, gastropods,
Diamond O RanchBeaverheadMTEocene-OligoceneRenovaMammal Fossils,
DillonBeaverheadMTalong Blacktail Creek road on NE side of Blacktail Creek in S23t12sr6w-t26 t12sr6wTriassic LowerDinwoody LimestoneLingula, ammonites. brachiopods, pelecypods,
DillonBeaverheadMT25 km NE on MT41 at Point of RocksFossils and Dinosaur Bone,
DillonBeaverheadMT30 km W in Frying Pan BasinPetrified Wood,
Little Sheep CreekBeaverheadMTon Middle Fork on E side in SE s29t15sr8wJurassicEllisGryphaea, Camptonectes, Pinna, Trigonia, many Pentacrinus,
Sheep Creek CanyonBeaverheadMTW side in Blacktail Range s7t9sr8wMississippianAmsden Limestonebrachiopods, corals, Linoproductus, Composita, Lingula, Bryozoa.,
Beauvais CreekBig HornMTOn Beauvais Creek 28.8km SW of Crow AgencyCretaceousCloverlydinosaur bones,
Beauvais CreekBig HornMTOn W fork Beauvais Creek 62km SE of BillingsCretaceousCloverlyturtles-Helopanoplia,
Beauvais CreekBig HornMTOn Beauvais Creek 1.6km W of Cashen's Ranch Crow Indian ReservationCretaceousCloverlyvertebrates-Deinonychus,
Beauvais CreekBig HornMTOn Beauvais Creek 80km SW of Billings--may be only 74km or there may be two separate localities 16km apartCretaceousCloverlyvertebrates-Naomichelys,Polyporites,Sauropelta,Tenontosaurus,
Beauvais CreekBig HornMTOn Beauvais Creek 1.6km SW of Cashen's Ranch Crow Indian ReservationCretaceousCloverlyvertebrates-Sauropelta,
Beauvais CreekBig HornMTOn E fork Beauvais Creek 16km SW of Cashen's Ranch Crow Indian ReservationCretaceousCloverlyvertebrates-Sauropelta,Tenontosaurus,
BillingsBig HornMTS near Wyoming border between Pryor and Bighorn Mountainssilicified coral.,
Buster CreekBig HornMTCretaceousCloverlyturtles-Naomichelys,
Buster CreekBig HornMTCretaceousSykes Mtnvertebrates-Champsosaurus,
ChristineBig HornMT3.2km ECretaceousJudith RiverReptiles-Champsosaurus;Turtles,
HardinBig HornMTPennsylvanian[?]Sage Hen (sandy) Limestonepelecypods, ammonites, Inoceramus, Scaphites.Source says Pennsylvanian, but the assemblage looks Cretaceous,
Horse CouleeBig HornMT1.6km N of Cashen's RanchCretaceousCloverlycrocodile bones,
Mott CreekBig HornMT14.4km E of Cashen's Ranch on Crow Indian ReservationCretaceousCloverlyCrocodiles;Dinosaurs-Deinonychus,
Mott CreekBig HornMT14.4km E of Cashen's Ranch on Crow Indian Reservation (Coordinates for Mott Creek 45.47, -108.11CretaceousCloverlyDinosaurs-Sauropelta[?],TenontosaurusOriginal says Sauropeltis,
PryorBig HornMT8km NECretaceousCloverlyvertebrates-Sauropelta,Tenontosaurus,
PryorBig HornMT40km SE of Pryor in area exposures around Cashen's RanchCretaceousCloverlyvertebrates-Sauropelta,Tenontosaurus;Crocodile-Goniopholis?;turtles-Naomichelys,
PryorBig HornMT12.8km E at Hams CreekCretaceousFort Bentonvertebrates-turtles-,
PryorBig HornMT16km E at Brush CreekCretaceousFort Bentonvertebrates-turtles-Glyptops,
PryorBig HornMTArea Exposures-12.8kmE,18kmE,19.5kmSE,40kmE,48kmECretaceousFort Bentonvertebrates-turtles-Glyptops;fish teeth-Cladodus,Orodus;reptiles-plesiosaurs,crocodiles-Teleorhinus,
PryorBig HornMT40km ECretaceousFort Bentonvertebrates-turtles-Naomichelys,
Pryor-Horse CouleeBig HornMT48 km E of Pryor at Horse CouleeJurassicMorrisondinosaur bones-Diplodocus,
[?]BlaineMTCretaceousBearpaw ShaleCephalopods Placenticeras,
[?]BlaineMTCretaceousJudith Riversharks - Hybodus, Cretorectolobus, Synechodus, Ptychotrygon Fish mouth plates - Parabula Judith River Fm - general dinosaurs Monoclonius,
Suction CreekBlaineMTCretaceousJudith Rivershark teeth-Hybodus,Lonchidion,
Timber RidgeBlaineMTCretaceousJudith Riverfish teeth-Parabula,
Cow IslandBlaine,FergusMTCretaceousJudith RiverVertebrates-Crocodiles-Leidyosuchus;Dinosaurs-Monoclonius;turtles-Naomichelys,
Bear CreekCarbonMTPaleocene UpperFort UnionMammal Fossils,
BridgerCarbonMT17.6km ECretaceousCloverlyvertebrates-Sauropelta,Tenontosaurus,
BridgerCarbonMTGastropods - Planorbis,
BridgerCarbonMTN E of US310Reptile Fossils,
BridgerCarbonMT20 km S in area exposuresReptile fossils.,
Caslieus[?]CarbonMT5.6km NE on Point CreekCretaceousCloverlyDinosaurs-TenontosaurusUnable to locate a 'Caslieus' or anything similar in Big Horn County (or, indeed, anywhere),
Red LodgeCarbonMTto S and E in area exposuresEoceneFort UnionPlant and animal fossils,
Chalk BluffCarterMTdinosaurs - Triceratops,
Powder RiverCarterMTin breaks of Powder River about 130m below Ft Union coalCretaceousLancedinosaur teeth,
Great FallsCascadeMT11.2km E On Missouri River just below Rainbow FallsCretaceousKootenaiDinosaur bones,
VaughnCascadeMT18 km W of Great Fallsblack petrified wood, teredo wood.,
ChouteauChouteauMTCretaceousTwo MedicineDinosaur egg shells,
ChouteauChouteauMTCretaceousTwo MedicineHadrosaurs - Maiasaura,
ChouteauChouteauMTIn Willow Creek AnticlineHadrosaur bones, eggs, nests Orodromeus, Troodon, Maisaura - owned and by Nature Conservancy and Museum of the Rockies.{7},
Clambank HollowChouteauMTCretaceousJudith RiverMammal Reference Location,
Clambank HollowChouteauMTSE 1/4 S31T24NR17ECretaceousJudith RiverMammals-Allotheria,Allotheria,Alphadon,Boreodon,Cimexomys,Cimolodon,Gypsonictops,Meniscoessus,Mesodma,Pediomys,Theria;Dinosaurs-Albertosaurus,Corythosaurus,Dromaeosaurus,Edmontonia,Kritosaurus,Palaeoscincus,Paronychodon,Procheneosaurus,Stegoceras...,
LomaChouteauMTarea roadcutsBaculites,
Marias River ValleyChouteauMTIn 'breaks'marine fossils in concretions,
[?]CusterMTSE part of CountyCretaceousPierre?,
[?]CusterMTCretaceousPierreOstrea, Avicula, Inoceramus, Chlamys, Yoldia, Nucula, Lucina, Protocardia, Callista, Lunatia, Scaphites, Nautilus, Modiola, Veniella, Anchura, Haminea, Pyrofusus, Dentalium, Baculites,
Mexican HatCusterMTIn Williston Basin at NE1/41NE1/4S29T8NR52EPaleoceneFort UnionAbout 20 taxa of plants-Sycamore,etcNE1/41NE1/4S29T8NR52E
Crooked CreekDawsonMT208km NW of Miles City, 40km S of GlasgowCretaceousHell Creekdinosaurs-Anatosaurus,Anatotitan,Ectoconodon,Myledaphus,Triceratops,Tyrannosaurus;crocodiles-Leidyosuchus;turtles-Asperidites,
GlasgowDawsonMT64km SCretaceousLancevertebrates-Hybodus,
GlendiveDawsonMTNW along Hell Creek in SandstoneCretaceousFox HillsCarbium, Nucula, Tellina, Yoldia, Crenella, Piestochilus, Anchura, Lunatia, Cylichna, Baculites, Scaphites, Chemnitzia, Mactra, Actaeon,
GlendiveDawsonMTCretaceousHell Creekdinosaurs;turtles-Stygiochelys,
GlendiveDawsonMTCretaceousHell Creekdinosaurs;turtles-Stygiochelys,
GlendiveDawsonMTAt Makoshka State ParkCretaceousHell Creekvertebrates-reptiles-Champsosaurus;turtles-Adocus,Asperidites,Baena,Clemmys,Compsemys;Dinosaurs-Triceratops,
GlendiveDawsonMTfrom 24 to 240 km downstream to vicinity of Forsythe S.D.CretaceousLanceabundant marine shells, reptile bones - Triceratops, Trachodon, Tyrannosaurus, Camptosaurus, crocodiles turtles, mammal teeth,
GlendiveDawsonMT16 km SW near Iron BluffCretaceousLanceabundant marine shells, reptile bones -Triceratops, Trachodon, Tyrannosaurus, Camptosaurus, crocodiles turtles, mammal teeth,
GlendiveDawsonMTCretaceousLancemarine shells, dinosaur bones - Triceratops, Trachodon, Tyrannosaurus, Camptosaurus, crocodiles, turtles, mammals,
GlendiveDawsonMT10.5 km W on extension of 10th Avenue - 1.5 km E of creek crossingCretaceousPierreabundant fossils,
GlendiveDawsonMTCretaceousPierre ShaleMollusks - Inoceramus, Cephalopods: Acanthoscaphites, Plants Gingko,
GlendiveDawsonMTalong Cedar Creek in concretionsammonites, Baculites,
Hell CreekDawsonMTabove Pierre shaleCretaceousFox HillsCarbium, Nucula, Tellina, Yoldia, Crenella, Piestochilus, Anchura, Lunatia, Cylichna, Baculites, Scaphites, Chemnitzia, Mactra, Actaeon,
Hell CreekDawsonMTCretaceousPierreOstrea, Avicula, Inoceramus, Chlamys, Yoldia, Nucula, Lucina, Protocardia, Callista, Lunatia, Scaphites, Nautilus, Modiola, Veniella, Anchura, Haminea, Pyrofusus(a whelk), Dentalium, Baculites,
JordanDawsonMT56km ECretaceousHell Creekturtles-Asperidites,
Missouri RiverDawsonMTalong River and tributariesCretaceousPierreOstrea, Avicula, Inoceramus, Chlamys, Yoldia, Nucula, Lucina, Protocardia, Callista, Lunatia, Scaphites, Nautilus, Modiola, Veniella, Anchura, Haminea, Pyrofusus, Dentalium, Baculites,
BakerFallonMT11.2km SCretaceousHell Creekvertebrates-reptiles-Leidyosuchus,
[?]FergusMTarea exposuresCretaceous Uppercrocodile - Deinosuchus to 12 meters,
Armells CreekFergusMTCretaceousPierrePlesiosaur-Elasmosaurus,
Bear GulchFergusMTImportant locality-Goelex says names locality of the Bear Gulch Limestone is in T14NR21-22EPennsylvanianBear GulchDiverse faunas--Invertebrates,fish,
Big Snowy MtnsFergusMTon N flank in s6t12nr20eCarboniferousAmsden Limestonebrachiopods (some oil filled), Leiorhynchus, Productus, Chonetes, Composita, Pustula, Trepospira all in concretionsThe Heath Formation is Oligocene. The Amsden and Otter are in fact Mississippian,
Dog CreekFergusMTCretaceousClagettbird bones-Hesperornis,
Dog CreekFergusMTOn divide between Dog Creek and Judith River drainagesCretaceousJudith Riververtebrates-Crocodiles-Leidyosuchus;turtles,
HeathFergusMTin Mississippian Upper Heath shale 10 km ESE in a black fissile shale bed about 20cm thick.Mississippian UpperHeathCrustacea, fish, Conchostraca, ostracods, brachiopods.,
HeathFergusMT10 km ESE in 20cm layercrustacea, abundant fish, ostracods, brachiopods,
HilgerFergusMTN of Lewistown at Van Haur FarmCretaceousClagettreptile bonesOriginal says 'Hilgur',
Judith RiverFergusMTCretaceousJudith Riverdinosaurs-Deinodon,
Missouri RiverFergusMTOpposite mouth of Dog CreekCretaceousJudith Riverdinosaurs-Monoclonius,
Willow CreekFergusMTDeinosuchus (a crocodile), the type of Deinosuchus was found at Willow Creek, 4.8km W of Nolan and Archer's Ranch, In Fergus County, Montana. From the Judith River FormationCretaceousJudith RiverCrocodile - Deinosuchus,
WinifredFergusMTNW in badlands along Missouri RiverCretaceousJudith Riververtebrate fragments,
LewistonFlatheadMTWestMississippianBear Gulch LimestoneWorms,
AnceneyGallatinMTMiocene-PlioceneMadison ValleyMammal Fossils,
LoganGallatinMT16 km E at Iron BluffMississippianMadisoncrinoid fragments, Ambocoelia, Camarotoechia, Cleiothyridina, Cyrtospirifer,
LoganGallatinMTon N bank of Gallatin River across from town in se1/4 s25t2nr2eMississippianMadisoncrinoid fragments, Ambocoelia, Camarotoechia, Cleiothyridina, Cyrtospirifer,
LoganGallatinMTMississippianMadisoncrinoid fragments, Ambocoelia, Camarotoechia, Cleiothyridina, Cyrtospirifer,
LoganGallatinMTIn s24t2nr2eDevonianThree ForksSyringothyris, Cyrtospirifer. Cladopora, Stromatoporoids,
Three ForksGallatinMTS of townPetrified wood,
Three Forks QuadGallatinMTbrachiopodsMicromitra,
Three Forks QuadGallatinMTTrilobites Bathyuriscus,
Brownie ButteGarfieldMTCretaceousHell CreekAbundant and diverse fossil plants,
Gilbert CreekGarfieldMTMultiple exposures--208-224km NW of Miles CityCretaceousHell Creekcrocodiles-Leidyosuchus;dinosaurs-Ankylosaurus,Tenontosaurus,Thescelosaurus,Triceratops,othersThis is possibly the Gilbert Creek in Garfield County, but there are other Gilbert Creeks in MT,
Hell CreekGarfieldMTArea exposures 25.6km N of Jordan, 200-208km NW of Miles City. There may be a second locality 40km N of JordanCretaceousHell Creekcrocodiles-Crocodylus,Leidyosuchus;Champsosaurus;dinosaurs-Edmontosaurus,Hadrosaurus,Ornithomimus,Thescelosaurus,Trachodon,Triceratops,Tyrannosaurus;turtles-Adocus,Asperidites,Aspideretoides,Baena,Basilemys,Emys,Plastomenus;Urodela-Scapherpeton,
LismasGarfieldMT36km SE at Hungry Creek-Bear Creek divideCretaceousHell Creek?,
LismasGarfieldMTarea exposures-28.8km E, 36km S, 40km E, 40km S,44.8km S, 64km SCretaceousHell CreekChampsosaurus;dinosaurs-Stygimoloch,Thescelosaurus,Triceratops,others,
LismasGarfieldMTWest side of Big Dry Creek 56km S of Lismas at Twitchell RanchCretaceousHell Creekdinosaurs-Triceratops,Tyrannosaurus47.59056, -106.39944
LismasGarfieldMTWest side of Big Dry Creek 79.2km S of LismasCretaceousHell Creekdinosaurs-Triceratops,TyrannosaurusAlso described as 70.4km S of Glasgow,
LismasGarfieldMTTwo(?) sites on the E side of Big Dry Creek 44.8 and 56 km S of Lismas--possibly other area exposuresCretaceousHell Creekleaves;vertebrates-reptiles-Brachychampsa,Champsosaurus,Leidyosuchus;dinosaur bones-Tyrannosaurus,others;turtles-Asperidites?,Baena,Clemmys,Compsemys,Eubaena,Helopanoplia,Neurankylus,Palatobaena;bird bones;fish-Myledaphus,
LismasGarfieldMTIn various locations 24,29,32,40,48 km SE on Rock Creek, Sand Creek (6km E of CK Ranch), and Sand ArroyoCretaceousHell Creekvertebrates-reptiles-Brachychampsa,Champsosaurus;dinosaurs-Anatosaurus,Anatotitan,Thescelosaurus,Triceratops,Tyrannosaurus;turtles-Thescelus?,
Mosby P.O.GarfieldMT500 meters E on hwy18 in s11t14nr30e in shaleCretaceous UpperCarlisleshark teeth, Colligoniceras,
Mosby P.O.GarfieldMT2 to 3 km E on hwy18 in s11t14nr30e in shaleCretaceous UpperColorado(Blue Hill)poorly preserved fossils Colligoniceras,
Mosby P.O.GarfieldMT1 km W off hwy18 in s11t14nr30e in shaleCretaceous Upperlarge ammonites - Dunveganoceras, Metoicoceras,
Mosby P.O.GarfieldMT8 km E in s3t14nr31e in shaleCretaceous Upperlarge ammonites - Dunveganoceras, Metoicoceras,
Buffalo LakeGlacierMT4.8km W (72km W of Sweet Grass)CretaceousSt MaryDinosaur-Montanoceratops,
Family MissionGlacierMTOn Two Medicine River 16km aboveCretaceousSt MaryDinosaur-Hadrosaurus,
Family MissionGlacierMTOn Two Medicine River 9.2km aboveCretaceousSt MaryDinosaur bones,
Family MissionGlacierMTOn Two Medicine River 7.2km aboveCretaceousSt MaryDinosaur-Hadrosaurus,
Glacier National ParkGlacier,FlatheadMTalong Going to the Sun HighwayPrecambrianBelt GroupStromatolites - Collenia,
Glacier National ParkGlacier,FlatheadMTalong Going-To-The-Sun HighwayPrecambrianAlgal reefs,
Glacier National Park AreaGlacier,FlatheadMTIn the Western part of the Park and in adjacent IdahoNeoproterozoicBelt Groupstromatolites,
RyegateGolden ValleyMTMarine fossils in rimrock to S?,
PhilipsburgGraniteMTCoral Cladopora,
Bear CreekJeffersonMTBear Creek Coal Mine 1.6km S of Bear CreekPaleoceneFt Unionvertebrates-bird claws;crocodile bones,teeth;Champsosaurus;turtles-Plastomenus,others;mammals-Apatemys ,Apheliscus,Carpolestes,Lampadophorus,Leipsanolestes,Paramys,Pentacodon,Planetetherium,Plesiadapis,Protentomodon,Talpavus,Thryptacodon,Viverravus,
Bull MountainJeffersonMTon SE flank S30t2nr3w-s31t2nr3wOligocene LowerBozemanTapir, Merycoidon, turtles, etc.,
Jefferson RiverJeffersonMTin ne1/4 ne1.4 s29t2nr2wDevonianThree ForksConularia, bryozoa - 4 species, crinoid columnals - 6 species, brachiopods - 21 species, pelecypods - 13 species, gastropods - 4 species, cephalopods - 8 species, arthropods -- 3 species,
Jefferson RiverJeffersonMTin ne1/4 se1/4 s17DevonianThree ForksConularia, bryozoa - 4 species, crinoid columnals - 6 species, brachiopods - 21 species, pelecypods - 13 species, gastropods - 4 species, cephalopods - 8 species, arthropods -- 3 species,
Jefferson RiverJeffersonMTin Se1/4 ne1/4 s17t2nr3wDevonianThree ForksConularia, bryozoa - 4 species, crinoid columnals - 6 species, brachiopods - 21 species, pelecypods - 13 species, gastropods - 4 species, cephalopods - 8 species, arthropods -- 3 species,
Jefferson RiverJeffersonMTIn se1/4 nw1.4 s22t2nr2wDevonianThree ForksConularia, bryozoa - 4 species, crinoid columnals - 6 species, brachiopods - 21 species, pelecypods - 13 species, gastropods - 4 species, cephalopods - 8 species, arthropods -- 3 species,
Little PipestoneJeffersonMTOligoceneRenovavertebrates:Pelycomys,
McCartys MtnJeffersonMTOligoceneRenovavertebrates:Agriochoerus,Caenopus,Oreonetes,
MilesJeffersonMT13 km E in road cut on Hwy 12PaleoceneFt Unionleaf fossils,
MilesJeffersonMTarea exposuresPaleoceneFt Unionleaf fossils, vertebrates, mollusks,
N Boulder ValleyJeffersonMTon W side in s25t3nr3wMioceneBozemanCosoryx, Mesohippus, Protohippus, Camelids, Procamelus.,
Pipestone SpringsJeffersonMTEoceneChadronMammal Reference Location,
Pipestone SpringsJeffersonMTOligoceneRenovamammals:Adjidaumo,Apternodus,Bathygenys,Cylindrodon,Domnina,Eumys,Fricktops,Hesperocyon,Hyracodon,Ischyromys,Leptictis,Leptomeryx,Leptotragulus,Leptotragus,Megalagus,Merycoidodon,Mesohippus,Micropternodus,Palaeolagus,Paradjidaumo,Peratherium,...,
Little Belt MtnsJudith BasinMTon Yogo Creek at mouth of Bear Gulch is S1t13nr10e in dolomite above shalesDevonianJeffersonshark teeth, Lingula, corals, brachiopods,
Slategoat MtnLewis and ClarkMTS flank at the Head of Glenn Creek in S10t22nr112Mississippiancrinoid fragments,
AlderMadisonMTabout 21 km away in paper shales in Ruby River Basin between Peterson and Morgan CreekOligoceneinsects and plants.,
Bighorn MtnsMadisonMTIn 500 meters thick Limestone exposureCarboniferousMadisonBrachiopods, pelecypods, crinoids -- Spirifer, Spiriferina, Cyrtina, Syringothyris, Reticularia, Rhynchopora, Schellwienella, Orthotetes, Schuchertella, Leptaena, Chonetes, Productus, Echinoconchus, Actita[?], Cactocrinus, Phillipsia, StraparolusActita=Platyceras,
Black ButteMadisonMTIn tuffsOligoceneTitanotheres, Leptomeryx, agrichoerids(Oreodonts), Trigonias(a rhinoceros),
Cave MtnsMadisonMTIn 500 meters thick Limestone exposureCarboniferousMadisonBrachiopods, pelecypods, crinoids -- Spirifer, Spiriferina, Cyrtina, Syringothyris, Reticularia, Rhynchopora, Schellwienella, Orthotetes, Schuchertella, Leptaena, Chonetes, Productus, Echinoconchus, Actita[?], Cactocrinus, Phillipsia, StraparolusActita=Platyceras,
Cottonwood CreekMadisonMTto S in 50 meters thick sandstone bedCretaceousInoceramus to 15cm,
Fossil CreekMadisonMTN of Centennial Valley on W side of creek s4t12r2wTriassic LowerWoodside|ThaynesColumbites, Tirolites, Meekoceras,
Gravelly RangeMadisonMTat Cave Mtn in claystoneDevonian LowerAmbocoelia, Palaeoneilo, Rhipidomella,
Gravelly RangeMadisonMTat Dry Hollow in claystoneDevonian LowerAmbocoelia, Palaeoneilo, Rhipidomella,
Lion MtnMadisonMTIn tuffsOligoceneTitanotheres, Leptomeryx, agrichoerids, Tigonias,
McCarty's MountainMadisonMTOn N side of Big Hole RiverEoceneChadronMammal Reference Location,
Monument RidgeMadisonMTalong road to EJurassicEllisOstrea, Pentacrinus,
Monument RidgeMadisonMTin numerous small gullies at head of Red CreekJurassicMorrisondinosaur bones, Stegosaurus,
PetersonMadisonMTbetween Peterson and Morgan Creek in paper shalesinsects, plants,
Raw Liver CreekMadisonMTS17T8SR3ECretaceousLivingstonOstariostoma,
SappingtonMadisonMT3.5 km WSW along Antelope Creek in se1/4 nw1/4 s2t1r2wMississippian LowerSappington SandstoneAlgal nodules containing silicified brachiopods, bryozoa, pelecypods, worm tubes, forams, Rhipidomella,Chonetes,Syringothyris,Spirifer,Camarotoechia, Schuchertella, Delthyris, Ambocoelia, Composita, Orbicula, Productid brachiopods, cup corals, pelecypods,
Virginia CityMadisonMTin Ruby MtnsOligoceneRubyfossil plants,
[?]McConeMTOlive FaunaPaleoceneFt Unionvertebrates-mammals-Palaeosinopa,Thryptacodon,
Bug CreekMcConeMTIn debris associated with anthills. Multiple localities including 'Duen Locality'CretaceousHell Creekturtles-Adocus,Compsemys,Eubaena,Palatobaena,Trionyx;reptiles-crocodiles-Brachychampsa,Leidyosuchus;Champsosaurus;birds;Squamata-Chamops,Coniophis,Leptochamops,Pancelosaurus,Parasaniwa;Urodela-Habrosaurus,Haptosphenus,Lisserpeton?,Opisthotriton,...SW1/4S9T22NR43E,
Devil's CreekMcConeMTCretaceousHell Creekturtles-Adocus,Compsemys,
Harbicht HillMcConeMTArea exposures 1.6km N and SCretaceousHell Creekturtles-Asperidites,Compsemys,
Harbicht HillMcConeMTS32T25NR43ECretaceous-PaleoceneHell Creekreptiles-Tyrannosaurus,mammals-primates-Purgatorius(a single tooth);fish-Micropristis,
OswegoMcConeMT24km S on Shade CreekCretaceousHell Creekvertebrates-dinosaurs-Triceratops,
White Sulphur SpringsMeagherMTnear Little Birch CreekPrecambrianBrachiopods to 4 cm.,
MelstoneMusselshellMT16km NCretaceousJudith Riververtebrates-dinosaurs;turtles,
CarbellaParkMTto SW in Miner Basin just outside Yellowstone Park boundariesPetrified Wood,
Cooke CityParkMTSE S of US12 just over Wyoming LineDevonian LowerBeartooth ButteFossils,
Two Medicine RiverPondera,GlacierMTin gray limy shales capped by sandstoneCretaceous UpperBearpaw Shaleoysters, muscles, and other fresh water mollusks,
Two Medicine RiverPondera,GlacierMTin 550 meters of greenish clays non-marine and sandstones with thin marine layer in Middleoysters, muscles, snails, plants, dinosaur bones.,
Snow CreekRosebudMTIn breaks of Snow CreekCretaceousHell Creekvertebrates-dinosaurs-Paronychodon,Triceratops,
[?]Sweet GrassMTarea exposures--Clay Butte(s9t3R15),Gidley QuarryPaleoceneFt Unionvertebrates-turtles;mammals-Adunator,Anconodon,Anisonchus,Aphronorus,Arctocyonoides[?],Avunculus,Chriacus,Coriphagus,Cynarctus,Ectypodus,Eudaemonema,Gelastops,Haplaletes,Ictidopappus,Leptacodon,Litaletes,Litomylus,Mimetodon,Mimotricentes,Myrmecoboides,Neo'Arctocyonoides' is probably a misspelling or an obscure synonym for some other form,
Big TimberSweet GrassMT20 km N W of US191 in Crazy MtnsFossils,
Big TimberSweet GrassMT20 km N E of US191Mammal Fossils,
Big TimberSweet GrassMT40 km NE in Fish Creek HillsReptile Fossils.,
Crazy MountainSweet GrassMTArea Exposures? Gidley Quarry, This is often referred to as the 'Crazy Mountain Field' and sometimes as the 'Crazy Mountain Basin'PaleoceneLeboAmphibians-Habrosaurus,Opisthotriton;Scapherpeton;birds;crocodiles;mammals;Squamata-Machaerosaurus,Palaeoxantusia,Peltosaurus,Proxestops,
Gidley QuarrySweet GrassMTPaleocene UpperFort UnionMammal Fossils,
Scarritt QuarrySweet GrassMTPaleoceneFt Unionvertebrates-reptiles-Champsosaurus;mammals-Carpodaptes,Dissacus,Elpidophorus,Ignacius,Leptacodon,Litolestes,Lipotyphla,Neoplagiaulax,Palaeosinopa,Paleotomus,Pantolambda,Plesiadapis,Propalaeosinopa,Thryptacodon,
Siberling Quarry[?]Sweet GrassMTPaleoceneFt Unionmammals-Picrodus,Promioclaenus,PropalaeosinopaAlbert C. Siberling was a Smithsonian vertebrate collector active in the late 19th and early 20th Century,
[?]ValleyMTin area exposuresCretaceous UpperBearpaw ShaleBaculites,
GlasgowValleyMT48km SCretaceousHell Creekdinosaurs-Tyrannosaurus;pterosaurs,
LismasValleyMT28.8 km at Bear Creek Coal MineCretaceousHell Creekvertebrates-dinosaur bones,
Missouri RiverValleyMTalong River and tributariesCretaceousPierreOstrea, Avicula, Inoceramus, Chlamys, Yoldia, Nucula, Lucina, Protocardia, Callista, Lunatia, Scaphites, Nautilus, Modiola, Veniella, Anchura, Haminea, Pyrofusus, Dentalium, Baculites,
Bear ButteWheatlandMTNW of Bear ButtePaleoceneFt Unionvertebrates-crocodile teeth,
HarlowtownWheatlandMTAt Middle Dome 19.2km SECretaceousCloverlyreptiles-Microvenator,Tenontosaurus;crocodiles;turtles-Naomichelys,
HarlowtownWheatlandMT19.2km SE at Middle DomeCretaceousKootenaiTurtles-Naomichelys,
HarlowtownWheatlandMTSEFossils,
HarlowtownWheatlandMTGastropod Goniobasis,
ShawmutWheatlandMT48km SE on RidgeCretaceousHell Creek sandstonesammonites, Sphenodiscus, Acanthoscaphites Baculites.,
ShawmutWheatlandMTat KT boundaryCretaceous-Paleoceneplant remains --Auricaria, crocodile teeth and scales, fish scales, saurian teeth, coal, petrified wood.,
Bloom LocalitiesWibauxMTTwo localities at 46.69N, 104.341W and 47.0076N, 104.5548WCretaceousHell Creekdinosaurs-Ornithomimus,
Shell[?]MT?10 km NPetrified Wood. Dinosaur bones,
Bug CreekMcConeMT?Area exposures of a mechanically mixed Cretaceous and Paleocene faunaPaleoceneHell Creek?,
Bay of Chaleur-NBon both sides of the Bay of Chaleur?,
Campbellton-NB?,
Caton's Island-NBOn E shore of Caton's Island in St John RiverCambrian Middle?,
Clifton-NB?,
Dalhousie Junction-NBalong shore between Dalhousie and AtholvilleDevonian Lowerplants, rarely arthropods, a few fish,
Duck Cove-NB?,
Fern Ledges-NB?,
Fossil Brook-NBIn bed of Porter Rd immediately N of streamFossil BrookAvalonian trilobites,
Glen Falls-NBjust E of St John on Cold Brook downstream of Glenview Ave BridgeCambrian MiddleFossil BrookAvalonian trilobites?,
Lake Temicouta[?]-NBCambrianfossilsCan't identify a Lake Temicouta or anything similar in New Brunswick,
New Brunswick-NBCambrian MiddleManuels CovePorters Road -- Agnostid trilobites,
New Brunswick-NBCambrian MiddleManuels Cove|Porters RoadAgnostid trilobites,
New Brunswick-NBdredging in Bay of FundyHolocene-PleistoceneAbout half a dozen walrus specimens,
Norton-NBin highway cutsCarboniferousAlbertfish fossils,
Siegas-NBnear Sept Isles, MECambrianOldhamia?,
St John-NBin black shalesOrdovicianDictyonema,
St Johns-NBW side of junction of Seely St and Gooderich StCambrian MiddleFossil BrookAvalonian trilobites-Bailiella,Ctenocephalus,
St Johns-NBIN conglomerate near top of road cut on E side of Somerset StCambrian MiddleFossil BrookAvalonian trilobites?,
St Johns-NBIn road ditch on N side Exit 113 from NB100Cambrian MiddleFossil BrookAvalonian trilobites?,
St Johns-NBbetween Reversing Falls and Hanford BrookCambrianSt Johnsabundant Cambrian Lower trilobites, trace fossils,
St Johns-NBAlong Mackay HwyCambrianMedusoids -well preserved,
St Johns-NBPennsylvanianwell preserved plants,
St Martins-NB14 km N just N of Rt I11 In Hanford BrookCambrian MiddleFossil BrookAvalonian trilobites?,
St Martins-NBTriassicfootprints,
St Martins-NBN along Hanford BrookEarly Paleozoic fossils,
Ratcliffe BrookSt JohnNBN of Quoddy Rd downstream of fallsCambrian MiddleFossil BrookAvalonian trilobites-Ctenocephalus,
Rocky BrookYorkNBIn largely unfossiliferous areaSilurianBrachiopods,
Lower Birch IslandYork?NBIn largely unfossiliferous areaSilurianBrachiopods,
Middle Hayden BrookYork?NBIn largely unfossiliferous areaSilurianBrachiopods,
[?][?]NCCretaceousBlack Creekdinosaur bones - Hadrosaurus,
Carolina Slate Belt[?]NCAvalonian trilobites from one or more localities I have not attempted to track down?,
[?]BeaufortNCMioceneYorktown?,
[?]BeaufortNCIn area exposuresMiocenefossils,
AuroraBeaufortNC10 km N at Texas Gulf Chemical Company Lee Creek Mine. Collecting on spoil banks permitted on weekends. Contact Texas Gulf Chemical Company, Box 48, Aurora, NC, 27806 (Fossils Quarterly spring1986)Miocene-Pliocene-PleistocenePungo River|Croatan|Yorktown?,
AuroraBeaufortNCAt Lee Creek Mine on S side of Pamlico RiverMiocenePungo Riververtebrates:birds-Charadriiformes;Fish-Cybium,Diodon;Turtles-Syllomus;Sharks-Carcharhinus,Echinorhinus,Galeocerdo,Hemipristis,Lamna,Notorhynchus,Odontapsis,Pristiophorus;coprolites,
AuroraBeaufortNCMiocenePungo River MarlMollusks - Lyropecten, Pecten, Ecphora, Arthropods - Balanus -sharks - Hexanchus, Heptranchias, Isurus, Hemipristis, Odontapsis, Carcharhinus, Pristiophorus, Oterolaminops[?], ProCarcharodon, denticles, Fish Parts-Diodon, Sphyraena, Trygon; -- TrygonNo citations for Oterolaminops (050605),
AuroraBeaufortNC10 km N at Texas Gulf Chemical Company Lee Creek Mine. Collecting on spoil banks permitted on weekends. Contact Texas Gulf Chemical Company, Box 48, Aurora, NC, 27806 (Fossils Quarterly spring 1986)Miocene-Pliocene-PleistocenePungo River|Croatan|Yorktown?,
AuroraBeaufortNCIn pit of Texas Great Sulfur Co. Lee Creek Quarry on S shore of Pamlico River E on mouth of Lee Creek. Other Miocene, Pliocene, Pleistocene formations are exposed in these quarriesMiocenePungo River|YorktownMollusks Cetaceans Squalodon.,
AuroraBeaufortNCin pit of Texas Great Sulfur Co. Lee Creek Quarry on S shore of Pamlico River E on mouth of Lee Creek. Other Miocene, Pliocene, Pleistocene formations are exposed in these quarriesMiocenePungo River|YorktownMollusks Cetaceans Squalodon.,
AuroraBeaufortNCMioceneYorktownMollusks:Glycymeris, Astarte, Busycon, Oliva, Cancellaria, Lunatia, Fasciolaria, Aurinia, Conus, Arthropods - Balanus,
AuroraBeaufortNCPCS Mine (Lee Creek). Spoils from exposures of Serravallian Pungo River Fm.Pliocene-PleistoceneYorktown|Chowan River|James CityFossils from every Tertiary group can be found.,
AuroraBeaufortNCN in Phosphate mine on NC38Mioceneshark teeth, invertebrates, whale bones,
AuroraBeaufortNCPCS Mine (Lee Creek). Spoils from exposures of Serravallian Pungo River Fm., Yorktown Fm., Plio-Pleistocene age Chowan River Fm and James City Fm.Tertiaryfossils from every Tertiary group can be found.,
AuroraBeaufortNCIn area DPW sitesshells, shark teeth. Geology in the area consists of 5 meters of Holocene--Pleistocene material, 20 meters of Yorktown (abundant mollusks); 3 meters of Calvert age Limestone (mollusk molds), 15 meters of phosphatic Pungo River sandstone -- mollusks,
East of Suffolk Scarp.BeaufortNCMioceneTrent MarlsShark Teeth, ProCarcharodon,
Terra CeiaBeaufortNCUnder a bridge over a drainage Canal E of townPleistoceneFlanner Beach?,
Colerain BeachBertieNCon Bluffs on W bank of Chowan RiverPliocene UpperChowan River?,
Colerain BeachBertieNCBryozoa Ceriopora,
Colerain LandingBertieNCat waterline in bluffs along Chowan RiverGlycymeris, Pecten, Venus, Rangia,
Eden House PtBertieNC3.5 km above at Black Rock on W bankTertiaryabundant fossils,
Mount Gould LandingBertieNCon Bluffs on W bank of Chowan RiverPliocene UpperChowan River?,
Mount Gould LandingBertieNCon S side of Chowan River 1.5 km below landingGlycymeris, Pecten, Venus, Rangia,
ElizabethtownBladenNCCretaceousBlack CreekVertebrates-Testudines, fish, reptiles,
ElizabethtownBladenNCN side of Cape Fear River about 7.5 km E of Route 87 34d31mN-78d31mCretaceousBlack Creek|PeeDeeScapanorhynchus,
Phoebus LandingBladenNCCretaceousBlack Creekfish ,
CalabashBrunswickNCIn Marina Exposures for Carolina Shores Development Co 600 meters South .Glycymeris, Mercenaria, Chione, Ostrea, Anadara, Chlamys, Busycon, Dentalium, Septastrea,
CalabashBrunswickNCin excavations for Carolina Shores Marinamollusks,
Core Creek BridgeCarteretNCon spoil banks 2 km NEPlioceneArca, Cardita, Phacoides, Pecten,
KuhnsCarteretNCIn area marl pitsMiocenefossils - 6 species of bryozoa.,
[?]ChathamNCIn Deep River Coal FieldTriassicCumnockVertebrates-phytosaurs-Rutiodon,
Boren[?]ChathamNCIn pits of Boren Clay Products CoTriassicPekinplants, fish, reptilesThere doesn't seem to be a Boren in North Carolina. Boren Clay products in Pleasant Garden has two licensed mines at 35.56160N 79.30190W and 35.56880N 79.29430W. Could be same site as Lexington, Lee County35.56160N 79.30190W or 35.56880N 79.29430W conjecture
CumnockChathamNCAt Cumnock MinesTriassicCumnockVertebrates--phytosaurs-Rutiodon,
Deep River BasinChathamNCin a NE to SW trending outcrop from Durham through Wadesboro and on into South CarolinaTriassicNewarkfish, a few reptiles ,
Egypt Coal MineChathamNCTriassicCumnockVertebrates-amphibian-Eupelor;mammals-Dromatherium,Microconodon,
Gulf?ChathamNCin several abandoned quarries in NW corner of the Sanford BasinTriassicPekinplants, fish scales, reptile teeth, footprints, etc ,
AcmeColumbusNC5 km NC on Right Bank of Cape Fear River at Niels Eddy Landing, famous fossil localityPlioceneWaccamaw?Niels Eddy Landing is East of Acme at 34.3505N, 78.1743W34.3505N, 78.1743W
AcmeColumbusNC5 km N on Right Bank of Cape Fear River at various localities along riverPlioceneWaccamawfossils - Eucrassatella,
AcmeColumbusNCat Acme Fertilizer Co quarryPliocenemollusks,
AcmeColumbusNCIn pits of Acme Fertilizer CoEquus,
ColumbusColumbusNCalong N shore of Lake Waccamaw at pumping station in low bluffMioceneBelemnitella, Exogyra, pelecypods, gastropods redeposited from underlying Cretaceous beds,
Lake WaccamawColumbusNCalong north shore of Lake Waccamaw across NC 214PlioceneBear Bluff?,
Lake WaccamawColumbusNCalong north shore of Lake Waccamaw across NC 214Pliocene-PleistoceneWaccamaw?,
Lake WaccamawColumbusNCAlong N shoreCretaceous?,
BelgradeCravenNCin Superior Stone Co QuarryMiocene LowerTrentBusycon, Calyptraea, Crepidula, Oliva, Arca,
BelgradeCravenNCIn Superior Stone Co QuarryEocenefossils,
DoveCravenNC6 km NE on Halfmoon Creek near Lenoir County line on Turkey Trap farmabundant, well preserved fossils.,
Flanner BeachCravenNCAt Croatan National Forest Recreation AreaPleistoceneFlanner Beach?,
Fort BarnwellCravenNCdue N at Biddle Landing on Right bank of Cape Fear RiverEoceneCastle Hayneshell fragments,
Fort BarnwellCravenNC3.2km N in marl pitsEoceneCastle Hayneshells.,
Maple CypressCravenNC1 km S of general storeMioceneYorktownPecten, whale bones,
New BernCravenNC25 km downstream in quarries and marl pits on N bank of Neuse RiverMiocenePholas, Venus, Strombus, Murex, Cardium, Solen, Arca, Pecten, Ostrea, Patella, Pectunculus, Conus, Buccinum, Mya, Donax, Nerita, Madrepora, shark teeth, fish bones, Pleistocene mammal bones and teeth.,
New BernCravenNCarea exposuresabundant fossils,
Riverbend PlantationCravenNCMioceneAnomotodon, Negaprion, Heterodontus, Manta,
Shell LandingCravenNCAlong S side of Turkey Quarter CreekEoceneCastle Hayne?,
FayettevilleCumberlandNCin areas streams and rivers in greenish layerCretaceousDinosaur bones-Dryptosaurus,Phytosaurus, Mosasaurus, Plesiosaurus, Hypsibema, Ornithomimus,Hadrosaurus (Lophorhothon),Deinosuchus,Leidyosuchus;invertebrates, petrified woodoriginal says Leidosuchus,
[?]DareNCon area beachesPlioceneshells,
Carlton[?]DuplinNCIn Quarry 1 km WEoceneCastle Haynemollusk casts and molds, echinoids, Pecten, a few fish teeth and ostracodsCan't find a Carlton in North Carolina,
GiddensvilleDuplinNCCrocodile teeth inCretaceousPeeDeePhobosuchus,
MagnoliaDuplinNCPit in Miocene Duplin Marl 3 km SWMioceneDuplin MarlMollusks, echinoids, bryozoa,
MagnoliaDuplinNCArea SinksMiocenegastropods, scaphopods, pelecypods.,
MagnoliaDuplinNCClassic Locality - 3 km SW at Natural Well in sand and marlMiocenegastropods, scaphopods, pelecypods.,
MagnoliaDuplinNC3 km SSWmollusks,
MagnoliaDuplinNC3 km SW at Natural Wellmollusks, shark teeth,
Natural WellDuplinNCon Albert Matthews property near MagnoliaEoceneCastle Hayne?,
DurhamDurhamNC'nearby' in Triangle Brick Company QuarryTriassicNewarkdinosaur - rauisuchian dinosaur ,
Durham BasinDurhamNCTriassicNewarkcrayfish ,
BattleboroEdgecombeNC5 km S in sandy Limestone in fields and pitsMiocenefossils,
Old SpartaEdgecombeNCon W bank of Tar RiverCretaceousCape Fear?,
Old SpartaEdgecombeNCS bank of Tar River 1 km downstream from NC42, in shell bed 5m below top of bluff.MioceneYorktownMollusks,
Old SpartaEdgecombeNCon W bank of Tar River PliocenePlioceneYorktown?,
Shiloh MillsEdgecombeNC3 km NW of Tarboro on left (South?) bank of Tar River along US44Ostrea, shark teeth,
TarboroEdgecombeNCIn creek bed exposures that reveal a bone bedMiocene?Abundant bones and shark teeth,
TarboroEdgecombeNC5 km NW at Bell's Bridge in low bluffDivaricella,
TarboroEdgecombeNCalong NC44 3 km N near bridge over Tar Riverfossils,
HalifaxHalifaxNCS in ravine of tributary to Quankey CreekMioceneSt Maryscrustaceans, gastropods, scaphopods, pelecypods,
Palmyra LandingHalifaxNC5.5 km downstreamBalanus, Crepidula, Leda, Mulinia, Nucula, Ostrea, Phacoides, Yoldia, etc.,
WeldonHalifaxNCon Roanoke River in sands and clays at Palmyra BluffMioceneSt Marysnumerous crustaceans, gastropods, scaphopods, etc.,
Spout SpringsHarnettNC5 km NE near Reedy Swamp at head of Jumping Run in chalky LimestoneTertiaryTrentbryozoa, echinoderms,
MurfreesboroHertfordNC1.5 km upstream on in clays on Left bank of Meherrin RiverMioceneSt Marysabundant fossils,
MurfreesboroHertfordNC2 km upstream in Clay bedsMiocenemany species,
MurfreesboroHertfordNC2 km downstream on Right bank of riverMioceneMulinia,
MurfreesboroHertfordNC5 km downstream on Left bank of riverMioceneMulinia,
Wiccacon CreekHertfordNCIn sandsMiocenemany mollusk species,
Haywood LandingJonesNC11 km SE of Maysville on NC 52 in Croatan National ForestOligocene-MioceneBelgrade?,
SanfordLeeNCTriassicabundant plants,
KinstonLenoirNCalong banks of Mosely Creek NE of townPaleoceneBeaufort?,
KinstonLenoirNCalong banks of Mosely Creek NE of townEoceneCastle Hayne?,
Snow HillLenoirNC10 km downstream on Contentnea CreekCretaceous?,
Snow HillLenoirNCalong banks of Contentnea Creek (classic locality washed out by storm in late 19 Century)Cretaceous100 species,
Whitleys Creek LandingLenoirNCon S bank of Neuse River 100 meters E from Whitleys CreekCretaceous UpperBlack Creek?,
WilliamstownMartinNC4 km NW in marl pitsMioceneabundant fossils,
WilliamstownMartinNC2 km NWMiocenetypical faunas.,
WilliamstownMartinNC5 km NW along Conoho CreekMiocenetypical faunas.,
Rocky MountNashNCW near power plant in marl pitMulinia,
Castle HayneNew HanoverNCIn Ideal Cement Co QuarryEocenemollusks, shark teeth,
North Topsail BeachNew HanoverNCIn floatMioceneShark teeth - Carcharodon, ProCarcharodon, Odontapsis. Galeocerdo,
WilmingtonNew HanoverNCBryozoa Conopeum, Midronea[?], Hornera, Schizoporella, Cribrilaria, Stromatopora, Lichenopora'Midronea' might be a legitimate Bryozoan genus, but 'Idmidronea' seems a lot more likely,
WilmingtonNew HanoverNCIn city rock quarryFlabellum, Madracis, Endopachys, Balanophyllia, Echinoids, brachiopods, mollusks, bryozoa,
Meherrin RiverNorthamptonNC1 km below RR bridgeMioceneMulinia,
Meherrin RiverNorthamptonNCnear Virginia line on Right bank of River 2 km above RR bridge between Branchville, VA, and Margarettsville, NCMioceneMulinia,
SevernNorthamptonNCAt US35 bridge to Boykins, VA, In blue clayMiocene?,
MaysvilleOnslowNCMartin-Marietta Belgrade Quarry, Maysville, Exposures of Aquitanian Belgrade Fm., Chattian River Bend Fm.Fossils include shark + ray fauna, crocodiles, shells.,
SilverdaleOnslowNCIn unconsolidated shell marlMioceneTrentmollusks,
SilverdaleOnslowNCin Quarry 300 meters SE, shelly gravel and clayey coquinaMiocene LowerTrent?,
SilverdaleOnslowNCIn area marl pitsPliocenePecten,
Neuse RiverPamlicoNC26 km S of New Berne on N bankfossils,
Castle HaynePenderNCMartin-Marietta Castle Hayne Quarry, Exposures of Lutetian stageCretaceous|EocenePeeDee|Castle Hayne?,
Maple HillPenderNCIn two marl pits (Lanier-Holly Creek)EoceneCastle Hayne?,
Rocky PointPenderNCMartin-Marietta Rocky Point Quarry, Exposure of Lutetian Castle Hayne Fm. + MaastrichtianCretaceousPeeDee?,
Rocky PointPenderNCIn spoil banks W of Cape FearEocenemollusks, shark teeth,
Green's Mill RunPittNCExposure in stream bedCretaceous UpperPeeDee or Black CreekMust dig and screen. Fossils include shark + ray faunas, cetacean remains, mosasaur teeth, belemnites.,
Green's Mill RunPittNCExposure in stream bed of Yorktown Fm. and PeeDee Fm or Black Creek Fm Must dig and screen.Cretaceous UpperYorktown|PeeDee or Black CreekFossils include shark + ray faunas, cetacean remains, mosasaur teeth, belemnites.,
Greens Mill RunPittNCFloat material from sandbarsCretaceous-PlioceneVertebrates-Shark Teeth,
GreenvillePittNC11 km upstream at Blue Banks LandingCretaceousBlack Creek (Snow Hill)Invertebrates,
GreenvillePittNC10 km NW at Gorham Place in marl pit N of Tar River S of Tarboro RdCretaceousfossils,
GreenvillePittNCon Tar River just below bridgeMiocenegastropods, Dentalium, Pelecypods,
GreenvillePittNC2 km W along ravine Roadgastropods, scaphopods - Dentalium, Pelecypods - Anomia, Astarte, Cardium, Crassatellites, Glycymeris, Mulinia, Ostrea, Pecten, Venus, Venericardia,
GreenvillePittNC5 km W on W side of Harris Mill Run in marl pitsgastropods, scaphopods - Dentalium, Pelecypods - Anomia, Astarte, Cardium, Crassatellites, Glycymeris, Mulinia, Ostrea, Pecten, Venus, Venericardia,
GreenvillePittNCat Green Mill Run Creek on ECU campusmollusks-Ecphora, Shark Teeth,
GreenvillePittNC6 km SE on Hardee Creek in blue-gray sandMulinia, coral, sharks teeth, many other shells,
LumbertonRobesonNCLeft bank of Lumber River 4 km East;6.4 to 11.2km along Hwy 221MioceneDuplin Marlbroad mollusk-coral fauna,
EdenRockinghamNCin VA Solite Quarry/MineTriassicplants, bones, insects,
Stokes FerryRowan?NC18 km S of St George?,
[?]SampsonNCKing J Marl PitCretaceousBlack CreekVertebrates-Hypsibema,
AlbemarleStanlyNCIn blocky cross bedded slates in creek bedPrecambriana few Pternidium, Vendospica,
OakboroStanlyNCNeoproterozoicMcManus?Pteridinium (one of four known NC specimens) ,
GoldsboroWayneNCTriassicabundant plantsOriginal says 'Golsboro',
[?]BeaufortNC?MioceneProCarcharodon,
[?][?]NDRegional exposures in W part of statePaleoceneFt UnionFossil Plants,
South Central ND[?]NDIn Cretaceous outcrops in Sioux, Morton, Emmons Counties.CretaceousScaphites, bivalves, annelids, arthropods, fish, crocodiles, turtles, trace fossils, cirripedes, Lingula,
AndrewsBillingsNDIn divide in SW1/4 s9t140r103CretaceousVertebrates - fish, turtles, Champsosaurs.,
Bacon CreekBillingsNDnear mouth of creekCretaceousSomberplants, shells, saurian bones - Triceratops, other dinosaurs,
MedoraBillingsND3.5 km SWCretaceousfossil plants,
MedoraBillingsNDAt Wannagan CreekPaleocenecrocodiles, about 100 species of fossils,
Sand Creek P.O.BillingsNDat White ButteOligoceneWhite Riverfish - Plioplarchus; vertebrates - Eporeodon, rhinoceros, crocodiles,
BowmanBowmanNDarea exposuresCretaceousdinosaurs,
[?]Bowman,BillingsNDCretaceousSomberPlants - Taxodium, Populus, Platanus, Juglans, Hicoria, Sapindus, Viburnum, Trapa, Cocculus.,
MoffitBurleighNDSand Blow outs 9 km W, 2 km S on W side of the roadPaleoceneCannonballDecapods, Camarocarcinus,
MoffitBurleighND11 km W and 2 km S Just S of crest of hill in bypassed road cutPaleoceneCannonballDecapods, Ranina,
MoffitBurleighND2 km S in sand blowout on W side of road NE 1/4 S28t127Nr77wPaleoceneCrabs,
MoffitBurleighND2 km S 10 km W in old road cut on crest of hillPaleoceneCrabs, Ranina[?],
MoffitBurleighND2 km SDecapods,
Beaver CreekEmmonsNDalong Beaver Creek for 11 km in sand concretionsCretaceousPierreAcanthoscaphites, Gervillia, Inoceramus, Sphenodiscus, Sphaeriola,
Beaver CreekEmmonsNDat bridge 5 km up Sand Creek in sand concretionsCretaceousPierreAcanthoscaphites, Gervillia, Inoceramus, Sphenodiscus, Sphaeriola,
LintonEmmonsND6.5 km N in channel scourCretaceousHell Creekreptile bone fragments,
LintonEmmonsND2 km SW at Seeman Park in cutback on Beaver Creekbivalves, ammonites, gastropods,
LintonEmmonsNDIn North facing cutbank on Beaver Creek in Seeman Park 2 km S in Cretaceous Fox Hills Sandstonebivalves, ammonites, gastropods, Decapods, echinoids.,
[?]Golden Valley,SlopeNDIn dark clay bands in fresh water bedsPaleoceneCannonballoysters turtles, Champsosaurs, ganoid fish fragments, plants,
CooperstownGriggsNDSE in 2km area along Sheyenne River http://www.state.nd.us/ndfossils/Research/Articles/Cooperstown/Cooperstown_Pierre_Shale.htmlCretaceousPierreMarine vertebrates -- Mosasaurs, sharks, fish, diverse invertebrates,
BurnsteadLoganNDin area road cutsCretaceous?,
BurnsteadLoganNDIn area road cutsbivalves, gastropods, ammonites.,
AlexanderMcKenzieNDAt Titanoides sitePaleoceneFort Unionvertebrates-reptiles-Champsosaurus,
RiverdaleMcLeanNDat Lake Sakakwea. Several outcrops accessible only at times of very low waterPaleocene UpperSentinel ButteTitanoides, 26 taxa of non-marine mollusks;Vivaparus, Grangerella, Planaconvexa[?], mammal teethThere doesn't seem to be a genus 'Planoconvexa'. It is possibly 'Planorbis planoconvexus'.,
BreienMortonNDIn SE1/4 S17T134NR81W at base of cliffPaleoceneCannonballHalymenites,
BreienMortonNDalong base of bluffs is Se1/4 s17t134Nr81wHalymenites,
Cannonball RiverMortonNDIn SE1/4 S21T134NR80WPaleoceneCannonballMollusks Anomia, Cymbophora, Ostrea, Protocardia, Pteria, Tellina, Fasciolaria, Polynices, Halymenites, gastropods, bone fragments crocodile teeth'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
Cannonball RiverMortonNDIn se1/4 s21t134nr80w along river in coquina bed and concretionsAnomia, pelecypods, Cymbophora, Ostrea, Protocardia, Pteria, Tellina, Fasciolaria, Polynices, Halymenites, gastropods, bone fragments, crocodile teeth'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
JudsonMortonNDSlope***Paleocene UpperBullion Creeknon-marine mollusks,
Schaller[?]MortonNDAbandoned P.O. -- in area outcropsCretaceouspelecypods and other fossils.Unable to locate Schaller 050606.,
Fort BertholdMountrailNDon Missouri RiverPaleocene UpperSentinel Buttenon-marine mollusks.,
New TownMountrailNDBison Latifrons,
WalhallaPembinaND11 km W in Pembina GorgeCretaceousPierrefossils,
Fort YatesSiouxNDCretaceousFox HillsAmmonites-Hoploscaphites,
Niobrara River headwatersSiouxNDIn badlandsMioceneHarrisonfossil Daemonelix burrows,
Chalky ButtesSlopeNDIn a blowout on top of butteOligoceneKilldeeramphibians-Anura,
MarmarthSlopeND27 km NNE in SW facing exposure 1 km W of Little Missouri RiverPaleoceneCannonball?,
MarmarthSlopeNDArea badlandsCretaceousvertebrates,
MarmarthSlopeND24 km NNE 1 km E of Little Missouri Riverforams, corals, bryozoa, mollusks, ostracods, Decapods,
DickinsonStarkND21km S and 13km W in channel sandstones at Fitterer Ranch SE 1/4 s7t137NR97WOligoceneBruleturtles-Stylemys,
DickinsonStarkND22 km SW in area badlands exposuresOligoceneWhite RiverIctops, Palaeolagus, Merycoidodon, Leptomeryx, Mesohippus, Hyracodon, Aceratherium.,
South HeartStarkND11km SOligoceneBrulemammals-Hyaenodon,Ischyromys,Leptictis,Merycoidodon,Mesohippus,Miniochoerus,Palaeolagus,
South HeartStarkND11.2km SOligoceneBruleSquamata-Peltosaurus,
White ButteStarkNDEoceneGolden Valleyvertebrates-Parectypodus,Phenacolemur,
[?][?]NE2 km W of Table Rock city park in road cut (on NE65?) on N side of road.PennsylvanianAuburnbryozoa, brachiopods, gastropods, ammonites, trilobites, crinoids, sharks teeth,
[?][?]NE3.8km N of junction of NE8 and NE112?,
OrchardAntelopeNE15 km N at 'Ashfall fossil site' http://ehelena.freeyellow.com/barn.htmlMiocene UpperAsh Hollowabundant mammal remains. ,
Sheep MountainBannerNEOligoceneBruleMammals-Palaeolagus,
[?]Box ButteNEMiddle of the Road QuarryMiocene (Hemingford)Box ButteVertebrates-Merychippus,
AgateBox ButteNE30 km E in NW corner of Box Butte County in Miocene Running Water Formation (type locality)MioceneRunning Watermammals,
AgateBox ButteNE30 km E on N side of Niobrara RiverCenozoicmammals,
Dry CreekBox ButteNEOn Marshall Ranch N1/2SW1/4S5T28NR52W - Type locality for Runningwater formationMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterMammals-Cynarctoides,Menoceras,Tomarctus;Turtles-Geochelone,Macroclemys,
Dry Creek ProspectBox ButteNESeveral Quarries in Dry Creek Wash. At least one is near the head of the washMiocene (Hemingford)Box ButteVertebrates-Alligator,Galushaceras,Geochelone,Merychippus,Rhinoceras,
HemingfordBox ButteNEFoley QuarryMiocene (Hemingford)Box ButteVertebrates-Bird Bones,Geochelone,Hypohippus,Merychippus,Mesogaulus,Parahippus,
MarslandBox ButteNETo S 400m N of old Havorka homeMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterAmphibians-Andrias;Mammals-Cynarctoides,Merychyus,Miomustela,
MarslandBox ButteNESE on S side of Niobrara RiverMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterAmphibians-Andrias,
Morava Ranch QuarryBox ButteNEMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Moropus,Ysengrinia,
Runningwater QuarryBox ButteNEDarrell Bushnell RanchMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterMammals-Aletomeryx,Hystricops,Merychyus,Michenia,Parahippus,Protolabis,Tomarctus;Turtle-Geochelone,Trionyx,
AinsworthBrownNEAt Bone Creek, 8km NE at Stegomastodon Quarry at J Allen Ranch and nearby sitesPleistocene (Blancan)Keimbird bones;turtles-Geomys;mammals-Equus,Gomphotherium,Hemiauchenia,Paracasteroides[?],Prodipodomys,Stegomastodon,TitanotylopusNo citations whatsoever for 'Paracasteroides' although the name seems entirely reasonable,
AinsworthBrownNEAt Sand Draw, 8-9.6km N on NE7Pleistocene (Blancan)Keimturtles-Chrysemys,Geochelone,Kinosternon;bird ones;mammals-Buisnictis,Castoroides,Dinobastis,Ictalurus,Paracasteroides,Procasteroides,
AinsworthBrownNEPleistocene (Blancan)Keimturtles-Geomys,
AinsworthBrownNEPL489HoloceneLong Pinemammals-Equus,
AinsworthBrownNE11.2km W at Alvin Quinn Gravel PitHoloceneLong Pineturtle-Geochelone,
AinsworthBrownNE8.8kmW on N side of US20 in Hall gravel pitHoloceneLong Pineturtle-Geochelone,
AinsworthBrownNEOn Plum Creek below Ainsworth Power PlantMiocene (Barstow)Valentinebird bones,
Bone CreekBrownNE1.6km S of Lucht Quarry also in road cuts in area--Lucht Quarry is described as being on the N side of Bone CreekMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-turtles-TrionyxSee http://flatpebble.nceas.ucsb.edu/nam/listfiles/Lucht_Quarry.html and Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Bore CreekBrownNEAt Alligator Slide on S side of Bore CreekMioceneAsh Hollowvertebrate bones,
Clayton QuarryBrownNE22.4km N of Ainsworth. There appear to be two quarries on the Quinn RanchMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-Blastomeryx,Calippus,Cranioceras,Hemiauchenia,Lakotahippus,Longirostromeryx,Machaerocamelus,Megeucastor,Nannihippus,Plioceras,Procamelus,Prosthennops,Protohippus,Pseudoceras,UstatochoerusSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Deep CreekBrownNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-GeocheloneSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
East Clayton QuarryBrownNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-bird bones,
Emry QuarryBrownNEOn Jonas Wilson RanchMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-Aphelops,Tayassuidae,UstatochoerusSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Fairfield CreekBrownNEOn Jonas Wilson RanchMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-AelurodonSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Fairfield CreekBrownNEMiocene (Barstow)Valentinebird bones,
Hall Gravel PitBrownNEPleistocene (Blancan)Keimturtles-Geochelone,
Hurlbut QuarryBrownNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
JohnstownBrownNE4km NW on Plum CreekMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
JohnstownBrownNE6km N at Pratt Place on Plum CreekMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
JohnstownBrownNE8km N at Eggers Quarry on Plum CreekMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-many varietiesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
JohnstownBrownNE5-8km N in Talus near June QuarryMioceneCap Rockvertebrates-Andrias,
JohnstownBrownNE5.6km S at Pratt Quarry On Plum CreekMiocene (Barstow)Valentinebird bones,
Lessig Camel SiteBrownNENot the same as the Lessig Canyon siteMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
MerriamBrownNEIn Gallup Gulch/Gallup Springs 8.2 km SSWMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-many varieties,
Norden BridgeBrownNEMioceneCornell Damvertebrates-turtles-Trionyx,
Norden Bridge QuarryBrownNEOn S side of Niobrara River about 24km N of JohnstownMiocene (Barstow)Valentineturtles-Geochelone,
Norden Bridge QuarryBrownNEOrdovician MiddleValentineMammal Fossils,
Plum CreekBrownNEAt Horse Creek Canyon -- several quarriesMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Quinn Gravel PitBrownNEPleistocene (Blancan)Keimturtles-Geochelone,
Quinn RanchBrownNE22.4km NW of Ainsworth on Plum CreekMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Ash Grove QuarryCassNEPennsylvanianStantonfish-Physonemus,
LouisvilleCassNEIn area quarries in Vilas ShalePennsylvanianCaptain Creek Limestone|Vilas Shalepelecypods,
LouisvilleCassNEAsh Grove QuarryPennsylvanianKeiwitz Shalesharks Janassa,Ctenacanthus;Crinoids-Cibolocrinus,
LouisvilleCassNE1 km W?,
LouisvilleCassNE1 km E of B+M station in upper beds of old quarrybryozoa,
LouisvilleCassNEAcross river in Sarpy County in ravines and quarriesbryozoa,
NehawkaCassNEarea exposures of Iatan Limestone and Tecumseh ShaleTriassicIatan?,
NehawkaCassNE3 km NWTriassicIatanpelecypods -Acanthopecten,
NehawkaCassNEarea exposuresPennsylvanianOreadpelecypod fragments,
NehawkaCassNENE, in limestones in quarriesCretaceousbryozoa,
PlattsmouthCassNEPennsylvanianQueen Hill Shalesmall fossil sharks Cobelodus,
Rock BluffCassNEin Queen Hill QuarryPennsylvanianQueen Hill Limestoneshark teeth - Janassa,
Rock BluffCassNEnearbyCretaceousBryozoa,
SnydervilleCassNEPennsylvanian UpperLecomptonshark teeth Helodus.,
South bendCassNE2 km NCretaceousBryozoa -Cyclotrypa, Fistulipora, Polypora, Rhombopora. Streblopora,
South bendCassNEAcross River near S end of bridgeBryozoa, Porifera, corals, crinoids, echinoderms, worms, brachiopods, mollusks, Trilobites,
Weeping WaterCassNEin area quarries and roadcutsPennsylvanianUpper ShawneeCoral --Pseudozaphrentoides,
Weeping WaterCassNE1 to 4 km below townCretaceousBryozoa,
Weeping WaterCassNEIn Pennsylvanian Deer Creek and Tecumseh formations600 meters W on H street to intersection of County Road and US 50. In road cut 200 meters N of intersection on E side of roadPennsylvaniancrinoids, brachiopods, corals,
Weeping WaterCassNEN of RR about half way to NehawkaBryozoa,
Weeping WaterCassNE(IA?)Horn Coral, Trilobites,
[?]CherryNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-Aphelops,Eucastor,Procamelus,Protohippus,PseudaelurusSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
[?]CherryNEGalusha's Stenomylus QuarryMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Amphicyon,Menoceras,Stenomylus,
[?]CherryNEPliocenemammals Gomphotherium,
Antelope CreekCherryNEAt mouth-Aletomeryx Quarry and adjacent exposuresMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterMammals-Aletomeryx,Brachypsalis,Cynarctoides,Daphoenodon,Palaeogale,Phlaocyon,Promylagaulus,Tomarctus;Reptiles-Alligator;Turtles-Trionyx,
Arent RanchCherryNEArent Ranch is about 5-6km SW of Johnstown, Brown County, NEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-PseudocerasSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Bear Creek QuarryCherryNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-Calippus,Cosoryx,Cranioceras,Hemiauchenia,Homocamelus,Lakotahippus,Longirostromeryx,Megeucastor,Nannihippus,Plioceras,Procamelus,Protohippus,Pseudhipparion,Tayassuidae,UstatochoerusSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Big Springs QuarryCherryNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-Cosoryx,Procamelus,Pseudaelurus,Ustatochoerus,
Bolling QuarryCherryNENear Garner Bridge, Cherry County, NebraskaMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-Calippus,Cranioceras,Longirostromeryx,Procamelus,Protohippus,Pseudoceras,UstatochoerusSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
CodyCherryNE7.9km SSW at East Devil's Jump QuarryMioceneValentine (Barstow)bird bones,
Connection Kat QuarryCherryNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-Aphelops,Calippus,Pseudhipparion,Pseudoceras,
Garner BridgeCherryNEIn exposures from 4.8km above the bridge to 3.2km belowMiocene (Barstow)Valentinebird bones,
Garner BridgeCherryNEMioceneValentine (Barstow)bird bones,
Garner QuarryCherryNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-Aelurodon, Calippus, MylagaulinaeSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Kat QuarryCherryNE22.4km W of Norden and 27.2 km E of Valentine about 5km from Niobrara RiverMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Leptarctus QuarryCherryNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Line Kat QuarryCherryNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Madison BridgeCherryNEOn Niobrara River 11km S of Merriman and 1.6 km WMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
McCann CanyonCherryNEArea exposures on Niobrara River-e.g. below mouth of canyonMioceneHarrison(Arikareean)vertebrates-mammals-Palaeocastor;reptiles-Squamata,
Mogle RanchCherryNEat Mogle Ranch -- Google turned up coordinates of 42.82167, -101.28139 which may or may not be the same placeMioceneBurgeBird bones,
Niobrara RiverCherryNE3km W of Pole Creek on S side of RiverMiocenevertebrates-Pylodictis,
Norden BridgeCherryNE3.4km NWMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Ripple QuarryCherryNEMioceneValentine (Barstow)vertebrate bones,
Snake RiverCherryNERegional exposures (?) between Snake River Falls and Niobrara RiverMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-Trionyx, AlligatorSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
SparksCherryNEAt Xmas Quarry 1.6km E 6km SMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Sparks P.O.CherryNE3km SSE -- Hans Johnson ProspectMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates -- many varietiesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Sparks P.O.CherryNEMachairodus Quarry 800mE 5.6kmSMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-bird bonesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details. Also known as Machaerodus Quarry,
Timm RanchCherryNECanyon on head of Pole Creek. The Albert Timm Ranch is about 10km S of Bayonne, Cherry County, NEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
ValentineCherryNEin area exposurespetrified wood and bones,
Wade QuarryCherryNEOn Snake River 1km S of mouth of Steer CreekMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Snake RiverCherry,SiouxNEAbove and below fallsMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
PercivalClayNE(IA?), Black petrified wood?Percival appears to be in Iowa opposite Nebraska City, NE,
[?]DawesNESand Canyon QuarryMiocene (Hemingford)Box ButteVertebrates-Aletomeryx,Archaeohippus,Dromomeryx,Michenia,
[?]DawesNEVarious Quarries (no further location info) -- Expectation,Gilmore,Ginn,Observation,Pioneer,Survey QuarriesMiocene (Hemingford)|(Barstow)Sand CanyonMammals-Aepycamelus,Amphicyon,Aphelops,Bassariscus,Brachycrus,Brachypotherium,Brachypsalis,Cynarctoides,Desmatippus,Edaphocyon,Ischyrocyon,Jimomys,Lanthanotherium,Leptarctus,Martes,Merychenia,Mesogaulus,Metechinus,Miomustela,Osbornodon,Paracosoryx,...,
[?]DawesNENW1/4SE1/4SE1/4 S4T31NR47WMioceneSnake Creekvertebrates-Ictalurus,
Ahren ProspectDawesNEOn a northerly branch of Cottonwood CreekMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterMammals-Tomarctus;Turtle-GeocheloneMay be same locality as Elder Ranch,
Antelope ValleyDawesNEIn tributary canyon at Wood's Canyon QuarryMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandturtles-Geochelone,
Bartlett RanchDawesNEOligoceneChadronvertebrates-Dinictis,Hyaenodon,Mesohippus,Palaeolagus,Peratherium,
BelmontDawesNEMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterVertebrates:Mesogaulus,
Brecht RanchDawesNEOligoceneChadronMammal Fossils,
ChadronDawesNE5.6km SW at Brecht Ranch E of Stock DamOligoceneChadronReptiles-Helodermoides;Turtles-Stylemys,
ChadronDawesNE2.5km NWOligoceneChadronreptiles-Squamata,
ChadronDawesNE5km NW at Morris RanchOligoceneOrellaTurtles-Stylemys,
ChadronDawesNEOligocenemammals, turtles, eggs, etc,
ChadronDawesNEin area badlandsammonites, bones, cycads, ferns,
Cottonwood CreekDawesNEMioceneRunning WaterMammal Fossils,
Cottonwood CreekDawesNEOn Marshall RanchMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterAmphibians-Andrias;Mammals-Actiocyon,Amphicyon,Cynarctoides,Desmocyon,Ectopocynus,Eucastor,Heliscomys,Mesogaulus,Miomustela,Palaeogale,Parahippus,Prohystricops,Tomarctus,Trimylus,Yatkolamys;Turtles-Geochelone,Trionyx,
CrawfordDawesNE10km NOligoceneBrulereptiles-Squamata,turtles-Stylemys,
CrawfordDawesNE13km NOligoceneBrule?turtles-Stylemys,
CrawfordDawesNEAt 'Chadronia Pocket' 10-12km (sources differ) N.OligoceneChadronbirds-bones,eggs-Phasmagyps;mammals-Adjidaumo,Aepinacodon,Agriochoerus,Archaeotherium,Camelids,Daphoenus,Entelodonts,Eotylopus,Eumys,Hesperocyon,Hyracodon,Ischyromys,Leptictis,Leptomeryx,Mesohippus,Oreodonts,Palaeolagus,Poebrotherium,Pseudoprotoceras ...,
CrawfordDawesNEIn little badlandsMiocenealligators, Oreodonts, rhinoceros, saber-tooth cats,
CrawfordDawesNESand CreekBird Eggs,
Dead Horse CreekDawesNEOligoceneBrulemammals-Leptochoeridae,Oreodonts,
Dunlap Camel QuarryDawesNEMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterMammals-Aletomeryx,Anchitheriomys,Brachypsalis,Camelops,Cynarctoides,Leptarctus,Megagaulus,Menoceras,Merychyus,Merycochoerus,Meterix,Michenia,Palaeocastor,Postdactylus[?},Protolabis,Tomarctus;Turtles-Geochelone,TrionyxNo citations for 'Postdactylus' 061210,
Elder RanchDawesNEMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterMammals-Parahippus,Tomarctus,
Felton Dam QuarryDawesNEE side of roadcut through hillMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterTurtles-Geochelone,
Gregory RanchDawesNEMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterMammals-Menoceras,
Hanks LocalityDawesNEMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterMammals-Merycochoerus,Protolabis;Turtles-Geochelone,
Hay SpringsDawesNEMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterReptiles-Alligator,
Hay SpringsDawesNE6.2km W,3.2km S at Ginn QuarryMiocene (Hemingford)Sheep CreekBird bones;Crocodiles-Alligator,Turtles-Geochelone,Trionyx,
Morris RanchDawesNEOligoceneChadronmammals-Daphoenus,Eutypomys,Hesperocyon,Hyaenodon,Leptictis,Mesohippus,Palaeolagus,Peratherium,Protosciurus,
Osbornoceros QuarryDawesNEMioceneChamitaMammals-Megeucastor,Osbornoceros,
Pebble CreekDawesNEOn Paul Neeland RanchMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterMammals-Amphicyon,Mesogaulus;Turtle scutes,
Pepper CreekDawesNEMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterMammals-Equus,Hemicyon,Paracasteroides,Tomarctus;Turtles-Geochelone,
Pole CreekDawesNEMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterMammals-Aletomeryx,Barbouromeryx,Menoceras,Merychyus,Tomarctus,
Sand CanyonDawesNEAt Potter Quarry and Cross Cut Sand QuarryMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterMammals-Aletomeryx,Merychyus,Tomarctus;Reptiles-Alligator;Turtle-Geochelone,
Schoolhouse ProspectDawesNEMiocene (Barstow)Olcottmammals-Cynarctoides,Tomarctus,
Seaman HillsDawesNEOligoceneOrellamammals-Centimanomys,Hesperocyon,Mesohippus,Prosciurus,Yoderimys,
Trunk ButteDawesNEAt W end of butteOligoceneChadronvertebrates-Thinohyus;reptiles-Alligator,Helodermoides,
Wagner QuarryDawesNEMioceneGeringvertebrates-reptiles-crocodiles;turtles,
Woods Canyon QuarryDawesNEMiocene (Hemingford)RunningwaterMammals-Cynarctoides,
ChappellDeuelNEarea hillsidespetrified wood,
[?]DixonNE8km S of mouth of Vermillion River probably on N slope of Volcano Hill in S3T31NR5ECretaceousCarlislevertebrates,
[?]FranklinNEPleistocenePlatygonus,
CambridgeFrontierNELucht Quarry is described as being on the N side of Bone CreekMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowMammal Fossils,
BarnestonGageNE3.8 km W in road cut on NE8PermianMatfield Shalecrinoids, brachiopods, corals,
BarnestonGageNEOn NE8 4 km EPermianMatfield Shaleinvertebrates,
OdellGageNEPermianOdell|Grant|Winfield?,
OdellGageNES of Odell in road cuts on NE8?,
[?]GardenNEPleistoceneMegalonyx (sloth),
[?]GosperNEIn area loess depositsPleistocenemammoth bones tusks, teeth, shells of Polygyra, Pyramidula, Helicina, Pupa, Succines, Limnaea,
SenecaHookerNEMammal Fossils,
TecumsehJohnsonNE3 km below in RR cutsCretaceousbryozoa.,
Felz QuarryKeithNEMiocene (Hemphill)OgallalaMammals-Cormohipparion,Neohipparion,
Lemoine QuarryKeithNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Lemoyne QuarryKeithNELucht Quarry is described as being on the N side of Bone CreekMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowMammal Fossils,
Holt CreekKeya PahaNESchoettger QuarryMiocene (Barstow)Valentinebird bones,
Murphy's GulchKeya PahaNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
SpringviewKeya PahaNE10.7km N and 1.6km W in Road Cut on NE83Miocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
SpringviewKeya PahaNE3km E, 5.6km NMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
SpringviewKeya PahaNE9.6km NEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Turkey CreekKeya PahaNEOn N side of Niobrara RiverPliocene (Barstow)Valentine?vertebrates-Ictalurus,
LincolnLancasterNE18 km S, 2 km N of Roca in area quarriesCretaceousbryozoa-Cyclotrypa, Fenestella, Cystodictya, Fistulipora, Meekopora, Pinnatopora, Polypora, Rhombopora, Septopora, Streblotrypa,
RocaLancasterNEPlants - Lycopodities in sandstone beds inPennsylvanianElmdale Shale?,
[?]LincolnNEin numerous area sand exposures both S and N of Platte RiverPleistoceneMammals - Citellus, Thomomys, Mustela, Archidiskodon, Parelephas, Platygonus, Camelops, Bison, spearheads, etc.,
BridgeportMorrillNES, at W end of Courthouse RocksMioceneGeringVertebrates-turtles-Stylemys,
Durnal Ranch QuarryMorrillNEMiocene (Arikareean)GeringMammal FossilsDurnal Ranch is near Chimney Rock-which was in fact part of the ranch until it was donated to the state,
Pussy SpringsMorrillNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Redington Gap(Redington)MorrillNEMioceneGeringmammals - Temnocyon,
Round Horse RocksMorrillNEMioceneGeringvertebrates-mammals-Diceratherium;turtles,
Nemaha CityNemahaNESPermianAspinwallpelecypods,
PeruNemahaNEAt Onaga Indian CavePennsylvanianOnaga Sandstoneshark teeth-Hybodus,Phoebodus,
PeruNemahaNEN of RR station in river bluffCretaceousbryozoa,
AngusNuckollsNEPleistocenemammals Mammuthus,
BennetOtoeNE3 km below town in creek bedCretaceousabundant bryozoa,
Nebraska CityOtoeNE1 km W of the mouth of Walnut CreekCarboniferous UpperSoldier CreekPernopecten,
NewellOtoeNEarea shale exposuresPennsylvanianTable CreekEuchondria,
NewellOtoeNE3 km WCretaceousbryozoa,
NewellOtoeNEIn bluffs and ravines near townCretaceousbryozoa,
NewellOtoeNESE of town in clay pits in shalesPennsylvanianabundant fossils,
NewellOtoeNEnear boat landing in shalesPennsylvanianDunbarella,
UnadillaOtoeNE400 meters from intersection of little State Hwy and NE2 in road cutsPennsylvanianAuburnbryozoa, brachiopods, gastropods, ammonites, trilobites, crinoids, sharks teeth,
Table RockPawneeNEhills N of RR about half way to HumboldtCretaceousbryozoa,
Table RockPawneeNEIn clay pits near RR stationCretaceousbryozoa,
Table RockPawneeNE2 km W on NE65 in outcrop on N side of roadbryozoa, brachiopods, ammonites,
ChugwaterPlatteNEArea exposures to SE,8km SE,Chugwater Water HoleMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Cynarctoides,Daphoenodon,Stenomylus,
Falls CityRichardsonNE2 km SPennsylvanian UpperPierson Point ShaleDunbarella,
Falls CityRichardsonNES near mouth of Pony CreekCretaceousbryozoa,
Falls CityRichardsonNESW in area quarriesCretaceousbryozoa,
HumboldtRichardsonNE3 km E on N side of town S of NE4 in NE1/4 s2t2nr13e on Spring CreekCretaceousGrenolaLingula, Orbiculoidea, Ambocoelia, Triticites,
SalemRichardsonNEIn area quarriesCretaceousGrenolaLingula, Orbiculoidea, Ambocoelia, Triticites,
Cedar CreekSarpyNEPennsylvanianvertebrates-Campodus,
Cedar CreekSarpyNEalong RR switchbryozoa,
GretnaSarpyNES of Gretna Fish Hatchery on NE31 overlooking Platte River on N side of roadcrinoids, trilobites, corals,
La PlatteSarpyNE1.8 km SW in abandoned quarryPennsylvanianPlattsburg|Vilas|StantonFormation brachiopods, fusulinids, crinoids,
La PlatteSarpyNE2 km SW at Dyson HollowPennsylvanianPlattsburg|Vilas|StantonFormation brachiopods, fusulinids, crinoids,
La PlatteSarpyNES of Gretna Fish Hatchery on NE31 overlooking Platte River on N side of road brachiopods crinoidsPennsylvanianPlattsburg|Vilas|Stantonechinoid spines, trilobite-Ditomopyge, corals, brachiopods, fusulinids, crinoids,
La PlatteSarpyNEPennsylvanianQueen Hill Shalefossil sharks Cobelodus,
La PlatteSarpyNE1 km SE of RR station near N end of RR bridgesCretaceousBryozoa - Cyclotrypa, Fistulipora, Polypora, Rhombopora. Streblotrypa,
La PlatteSarpyNE2 km SWbrachiopods, fusulinids, crinoids,
La PlatteSarpyNEIn Hansen QuarryPennsylvanianStarkVertebrates-Iniopera,
PapillionSarpyNEPennsylvanianSarpy ShaleCrustacea, Fossil sharks - Cobelodus, Edestid Sharks - Agassizodus, Caseodus, Romerodus fins of unidentified eugeneodontid shark, Fish IniopteryxOriginal indicated state as MO,
PapillionSarpyNEIn Hansen QuarryPennsylvanianStarkFish-Cobelodus,Iniopera?,Iniopteryx,Promexyele,
PlattsmouthSarpyNEin Ace Hill QuarryPennsylvanianDoniphan ShaleCrinoids, Trilobites Ameura, Phyllocarids - Concavicaris; shark teeth Cladodus,
RichfieldSarpyNE5 km S in quarries near riverbryozoa,
AshlandSaundersNE1 km S of RR station in drainage canal in LimestoneCretaceousFenestella, Polypora, Rhombopora, Septopora,
AshlandSaundersNE1.3 km NE in small ravine in LimestoneCretaceousFenestella, Polypora, Rhombopora, Septopora,
Castle RockScotts BluffNEOligoceneBrulemammals-Palaeolagus,
Fanning RanchScotts BluffNEMiocene (Arikareean)Monroe Creekmammals-Diceratherium,
MitchellScotts BluffNE17.6km NE near NE29Miocene (Arikareean)Monroe Creekfossil bones-reptiles,
Robidoux PassScotts BluffNEArea exposures-N side,W endMioceneGeringvertebrates-reptiles-Squamata,
ScottsbluffScotts BluffNE3km SEOligoceneBrulebirds-Archaealectrornis,
ScottsbluffScotts BluffNE15 km NPetrified Wood,
Signal ButteScotts BluffNEOn Spring Creek near junction with Kiowa CreekPleistocenemany Bison, other mammals, mollusks.,
MilfordSewardNEpelecypod Inoceramus,
[?]SheridanNEPleistoceneEquus,
Box ButteSheridanNEMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowvertebrates-Barbourofelis,Mylagaulus,TomarctusSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
GordonSheridanNE17.2km W in road cutMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowbird bones, fish - Amia,gar,IctalurusSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
GordonSheridanNE17.2km W in roadcutMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
[?]SiouxNEOligoceneChadronmammals: Hyaenodon, Proceras, Syndyoceras,
[?]SiouxNEOligoceneChadronProceras,
[?]SiouxNEMiocenemammals - Syndyoceras,
AdeliaSiouxNE4 km W in badlandsOligoceneBruleabundant lions, dogs tapirs, camels, rhinoceros, horses, small mammals.,
AgateSiouxNEArea exposures-1.6km N,2.4km SW, 8km NNEMioceneHarrisonvertebrates-bird bones;mammals-Merycochoerus;rodent bones,
AgateSiouxNE1.6km WMioceneHarrison(Arikareean)Vertebrates-rodents,
AgateSiouxNEMiocene (Hemphill)Snake CreekAmphibia-Cryptobranchus,
Agate Spring QuarriesSiouxNEMioceneHarrisonMammal Fossils,
Agate SpringsSiouxNEMiocene (Arikareean)Harrisonbird bones,
Agate SpringsSiouxNEAt Carnegie Hill QuarryMioceneHarrison(Arikareean)vertebrates-birds-Geranoetus,Ortalis,Proictinia;turtles-Stylemys,
Agate SpringsSiouxNEMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Aletomeryx,Daeodon,Daphoenodon,Desmathyus,Dinohyus,Menoceras,Moropus,Parahippus,
Agate SpringsSiouxNEin strata in 2 small hills 37 km SE of HarrisonMiocene Lowerskeletons of tens of thousands of mammals - Diceratherium, Dinohyus, Moropus, Stenomylus,
Antelope DrawSiouxNEAt Echo Quarry (Kilpatrick Ranch)Miocene(Barstow)Olcottmammals-Aepycamelus,Amphicyon,Aphelops,Atavahippus,Blastomeryx,Bouromeryx,Brachycrus,Brachypsalis,Desmatippus,Drepanomeryx,Dromomeryx,Dyseohyus,Enhydrocyon,Homocamelus,Hypohippus,Leptocyon,Megagaulus,Merychippus,Merychyus,Merycodus,Miniochoerus,Miolabis,M,
Antelope DrawSiouxNEOn Kilpatrick Ranch at head of Antelope Draw in Mill QuarryMiocene(Barstow)Olcottbird bones;mammals-Atavahippus,Blastomeryx,Cynarctoides,Drepanomeryx,Dromomeryx,Merychippus,Merychippus,Merychippus,Merycodus,Protohippus,Tomarctus,
Antelope DrawSiouxNEAt Kilpatrick Ranch at Echo quarry,Long Quarry,Mill Quarry(at head of Draw)Miocene(Barstow)Orcutt|Snake Creekturtles-Geochelone;bird bones,
Antelope DrawSiouxNERavine Quarry,East Ravine QuarryMiocene(Hemingford)Sheep CreekMammals-Archaeohippus,Brachypotherium,Cynorca,Cynarctoides,Dromomeryx,Merychenia,Osbornodon,Sinclairomeryx,Tomarctus,Tylocephalonyx;Turtles-Geochelone,
Antelope DrawSiouxNEHilltop QuarryMiocene (Hemingford)Sheep CreekCrocodiles-Alligator;Mammals-Altochenia,Amphicyon,Aphelops,Archaeohippus,Blastomeryx,Bouromeryx,Brachycrus,Brachypotherium,Brachypsalis,Cynarctoides,Dromomeryx,Merychenia,Merychyus,Merycodus,Mesogaulus,Osbornodon,Pseudaelurus,Promegeucastor,...No citations for 'Sublabis' 061210,
Antelope DrawSiouxNELong QuarryMiocene(Hemingford)Sheep CreekBird Bones-Palaeoborus;Crocodiles-Alligator;Fish-Ictalurus;Mammals-Amphicyon,Aphelops,Archaeohippus,Blastomeryx,Bouromeryx,Brachycrus,Brachypotherium,Brachypsalis,Dromomeryx,Homocamelus,Megagaulus,Merychenia,Osbornodon,Paracosoryx,Plionictis,...,
Antelope DrawSiouxNEThistle Quarry, 39.2km N of Scotts BluffMiocene(Hemingford)Sheep CreekAmphicyon,Archaeohippus,Brachypotherium,Brachypsalis,Dromomeryx,Merychenia,Merychippus,Mesogaulus,Protolabis,Pseudalticamelus,Sinclairomeryx,Sublabis,TomarctusNo citations for 'Pseudalticamelus' 061210,
Antelope DrawSiouxNENear head on Kilpatrick Ranch (may be two separate sites)Miocene(Hemingford)|(Barstow)Sheep CreekCrocodiles-Alligator;Mammals-Aphelops,Brachypotherium,Teleoceras,Tylocephalonyx;Turtles-Geochelone,
Aphelops DrawSiouxNEMiocene (Hemphill)Snake CreekMammals-Aelurodon,Aphelops,Archaeohippus,Blastomeryx,Dinohippus,Epicyon,Hemiauchenia,Hipparion,Hypohippus,Ischyrocyon,Machairodus,Merychippus,Merychyus,Moropus,Osteoborus,Pliohippus,Protohippus,Teleoceras,Texoceros,Tomarctus,Tylocephalonyx,Ustatochoerus,
Arner RanchSiouxNEOligoceneChadronvertebrates-Camels,Ischyromys,Leptomeryx,Parictis,
Ashbrook PastureSiouxNEMioceneSnake Creekvertebrates-Turtles-Geochelone,
Ashbrook QuarrySiouxNENear Pliohippus Draw in Ashbrook pasture(may be two or more separate sites)Miocene (Hemingford)Sheep CreekCrocodile-Alligator;Mammals-Aphelops,Archaeohippus,Bouromeryx,Dromomeryx,Merychenia,Paracosoryx,Pseudaelurus,Sinclairomeryx,Tomarctus;Turtles-Geochelone,
East Pliohippus DrawSiouxNEMiocene (Hemphill)Snake Creekturtle fragments,
East Sinclair DrawSiouxNEAt Camel QuarryMiocene (Barstow)OlcottAlligator;Turtles-Geochelone,
East Sinclair DrawSiouxNEat East Surface QuarryMiocene (Barstow)OlcottAlligator;Turtles-Chelydrops,Geochelone,Macroclemys,
East Sinclair DrawSiouxNEAt Far Surface QuarryMiocene (Barstow)OlcottAlligators;mammals-Dromomeryx,Meryceros,Merychippus,Merychyus,Merycodus,Posthennops,Pseudaelurus,Rakomeryx,Teleoceras;Turtles-Geochelone,
East Sinclair DrawSiouxNEMiocene (Hemingford)Sheep CreekCrocodiles-Alligator;Mammals-Archaeohippus,Cynorca,Dromomeryx,Merychenia,Sinclairomeryx,
East Sinclair DrawSiouxNEMiocene (Hemphill)Snake Creekbird bones;Crocodile-Alligator;Turtles-Geochelone,
Grass Roots QuarrySiouxNEMiocene (Barstow)Olcottmammals-Amphicyon,Brachycrus,Merychippus,Merycodus,
HarrisonSiouxNENE at Roberts DrawOligoceneBrulereptiles-Peltosaurus;turtles-Stylemys,
HarrisonSiouxNE25km NE at Schaeffer PlaceOligoceneBruleSquamata-Peltosaurus,
HarrisonSiouxNEArea exposures S and SWMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Cynarctoides,Desmatochoerus,Euhapsis,Leptauchenia,Merychyus,Palaeocastor,Phenacocoelus,Promerycochoerus,Pseudocastor,Sanctimus,Stenomylus,Tomarctus,Ustatochoerus,
Hesperopithecus SiteSiouxNEMiocene (Hemphill)Snake CreekMammals-Cranioceras,Hipparion,Longirostromeryx,Merycodus,Pliohippus,Pseudhipparion,Teleoceras,Tetrabelodon,
Horizon QuarrySiouxNEMiocene (Barstow)Olcottmammals-Aphelops,
Jenkins QuarrySiouxNEMiocene (Barstow)Olcottmammals-Aelurodon,Aepycamelus,Amphicyon,Aphelops,Atavahippus,Blastomeryx,Bouromeryx,Brachypsalis,Desmatippus,Dromomeryx,Dyseohyus,Hypohippus,Leurohippus,Meryceros,Proteucastor,Pseudoparablastomeryx,Rakomeryx,Ticholeptus,Tomarctus,
Kilpatrick Pasture QuarrySiouxNEMiocene (Hemphill)Snake Creekbird bones-Grus;Crocodile-Alligator;Mammals-Aelurodon,Aepycamelus,Amphicyon,Anisaulax[?],Brachycrus,Brachypsalis,Carpocyon,Cormohipparion,Cranioceras,Dinohippus,Epicyon,Eucastor,Hipparion,Hypohippus,Longirostromeryx,Mammut,Merycodus,Mesogaulus,Metoreodon,,
Little Monroe CanyonSiouxNEat head of canyonMioceneArickareeDaemonelix (Devil's corkscrew),
Meng RanchSiouxNE42.837N 103.623WOligoceneOrellamammals-Hyaenodon42.837N 103.623W
Merychippus DrawSiouxNEMiocene (Hemphill)Snake CreekMammals-Aelurodon,Aphelops,Merychippus,Mesohippus,Osbornodon,Texoceros,
MitchellSiouxNEArea Exposures-15.6km N of Mitchell at Schomph RanchMioceneGeringvertebrates-mammals-Diceratherium,Hesperocyon,Pogonodon;turtles,
MontroseSiouxNERegional exposures to EPetrified woodIt's not clear that there is a town of Montrose, but there does appear to be a mapped Montrose Quadrangle,
Olcott HillSiouxNEBoulder Quarry-On NE face of Olcott HillMiocene (Barstow)OlcottAepycamelus,Amphicyon,Anchitheriomys,Atavahippus[?],Blastomeryx,Brachypsalis,Dromomeryx,Homocamelus,Leurohippus,Merycodus,Miolabis,Mionictis,Neohipparion,Paracosoryx,Paracosoryx,Pliocyon,Promegeucastor,Pseudaelurus,Rakomeryx,Tomarctus,Trinihippus[?]...The AMNH collection has numerous references to Atavahippus and Trinihippus, but there are no citations from any other source,
Olcott HillSiouxNEMioceneSnake Creekbird bones,
Olcutt HillSiouxNEOn NE face at Boulder QuarryMiocene (Barstow)Snake Creekturtles-Geochelone;bird bones-Pediohierax,
Olcutt HillSiouxNEOlcutt Quarry, On top of hill overlooking Olcutt Sheep Ranch -- probably multiple localities on/around Olcutt HillMiocene (Clarendon)Snake Creekbird-Ortalis;Mammals-Aepycamelus,Cranioceras,Hemiauchenia,Hypohippus,Ischyrocyon,Leptocyon,Megatylopus,Nannippus,Procamelus,Ustatochoerus;Turtle-Geochelone,
Pebble CreekSiouxNEMiocene (Hemingford)Sheep CreekTurtle,
Pine RidgeSiouxNEon North Face of Ridge near Monroe CanyonMioceneArickareevertebrates in badlands.,
Pine Ridge EscarpmentSiouxNEMioceneHarrisonMammal Fossils,
Pliohippus DrawSiouxNEMiocene (Hemingford)Sheep CreekMammals-Aphelops,Moropus;Turtles-Geochelone,
Prairie Dog CreekSiouxNEOligoceneBruleMammals-Hyracodon,Mesohippus,
Prairie Dog CreekSiouxNEAt Plunkett-Parson RanchOligoceneBruleturtles-Stylemys,
Raben RanchSiouxNEEoceneChadronMammal Reference Location,
Ranch House DrawSiouxNEIn Humbug Quarry and other quarries on Kilpatrick RanchMiocene (Barstow)Olcottmammals-Amphicyon,Aepycamelus,Altochenia,Aphelops,Atavahippus,Blastomeryx,Brachypsalis,Camelops,Cynarctoides,Dromomeryx,Euoplocyon,Homocamelus,Leptarctus,Leurohippus,Merriamoceros,Mesogaulus,Merychenia,Miolabis,Osbornodon,Paracosoryx,Pliocyon,Plionictis,P,
Ranch House DrawSiouxNEMiocene (Hemingford)Sheep CreekMammals-Aphelops;Turtles-Geochelone,
Ranch House DrawSiouxNEAt Kilpatrick Ranch at Humbug Quarry and Green house QuarryMiocene (Barstow)Sheep Creek|Snake Creekturtles-Geochelone;bird bones-Palaeoborus;mammals,
Rhino QuarrySiouxNEMiocene (Hemingford)Sheep CreekMammals-Bouromeryx,Moropus,Pseudaelurus,Tylocephalonyx,
Sanford RanchSiouxNEMiocene (Arikareean)Monroe Creekmammals-Platyochoerus,Stenopsochoerus,
Schomp RanchSiouxNEMiocene (Arikareean)GeringSquamata,
Sheep CreekSiouxNEMiocene (Hemingford)Sheep CreekTurtles-Geochelone,
Sinclair DrawSiouxNEnear head of draw on E sideMiocene (Barstow)Olcottmammals-Merycodus,Tomarctus;Squamata;Turtles-Geochelone,Trionyx,
Sinclair DrawSiouxNEat East Wall QuarryMiocene (Barstow)Olcottmammal-Brachycrus;Turtles-Geochelone,
Sinclair DrawSiouxNEVersion QuarryMiocene (Barstow)Olcottmammals-Atavahippus,Brachycrus,Desmatippus,Dromomeryx,Homocamelus,Megagaulus,Merychyus,Merycodus,Promegeucastor,Protolabis,Rakomeryx,Ticholeptus,Tomarctus;Turtles-Geochelone,Gopherus,
Sinclair DrawSiouxNEAt Ashbrook's PastureMioceneSnake Creekvertebrates-Crocodiles-Alligator;Turtles-Geochelone,Trionyx,
Sinclair Draw EastSiouxNE34km S of Agate, at Quarry 5=Camel Quarry, and at Trojan QuarryMiocene (Barstow)Orcutt|Snake Creekturtles-Geochelone;bird bones;Crocodile-Alligator,
Sinclair Draw WestSiouxNEAt Ashbrook Ranch-Sand Quarries (E&W)Miocene (Barstow)Orcutt|Snake Creekturtles-Geochelone;bird bones,
Sinclair Draw-EastSiouxNETrojan QuarryMiocene (Barstow)Olcottbirds-Buteo;mammals-Amphicyon,Atavahippus,Brachycrus,Dromomeryx,Merychyus,Merycodus,Tomarctus;Reptiles-Alligator;Turtles-Geochelone,Trionyx,
Snake CreekSiouxNE36.8km S of AgateMiocene (Barstow)Olcottbirds-Buteo,
Snake CreekSiouxNESnake Creek Flood PlainMiocene (Hemingford)Sheep CreekMammals-Aphelops,Brachypotherium,
Snake CreekSiouxNEArea exposuresMioceneSnake Creekvertebrates-Ictalurus,Pylodictis,rodent teeth,
Stonehouse DrawSiouxNETarget Quarry at head of draw, at Thompson Quarry and perhaps other nearby sitesMiocene (Hemingford)Sheep CreekCrocodiles-Alligator;Mammals-Aepycamelus,Amphicyon,Atavahippus,Bouromeryx,Brachypsalis,Cynarctoides,Drepanomeryx,Megatylopus,Merychenia,Merychippus,Miolabis,Mylagaulus,Paraltochenia,Protolabis,Sinclairomeryx,Subdromomeryx,Teleoceras,Tomarctus;Turtles,
Thomson QuarrySiouxNEMioceneSheep CreekMammal Fossils,
Tunnel HillSiouxNEMiocene (Arikareean)Monroe Creekmammals-Enhydrocyon,Megoreodon,Mesocyon,Pithecistes,
Warbonnet CreekSiouxNEOligoceneBrulemammals-Euhapsis,Michenia,Sunkahetanka,
Weitzel RanchSiouxNE9.6km N of Mitchell near Scotts Bluff County LineOligoceneBrulemammals-Leptauchenia,Palaeolagus,
West Sinclair DrawSiouxNEat East Sand QuarryMiocene (Barstow)OlcottTurtles-Geochelone,
White River headwatersSiouxNEIn badlandsMioceneHarrisonfossil Daemonelix burrows,
GileadThayerNEin Cretaceous Greenhorn-Graneros formations in road cut on E-W road about 3.5 km NW of GileadCretaceousGreenhorn|GranerosInoceramus, Portheus, Squalicorax, Ptychodus, Belemnitella, Orionocyphus[?] (bivalve).No citations for Orionocyphus 050606,
GileadThayerNE3 km NW at junction of County roads N of Little Blue RiverCretaceous?,
Ft CalhounWashingtonNEPennsylvanianStark ShaleFish Iniopteryx, Iniopera, Paleoniscoid fish,
Schemchel Ranch[?]DawesNE?OligoceneChadronmammals-Dinictis,Hesperocyon,PalaeolagusCan't identify a Schemchel or Schmeichel Ranch. The latter is a far more common spelling. Neither is Dawes County in Wyoming. It is in Nebraska,
[?][?]NHIn Northern New Hampshire and adjacent QuebecDevonianGiles MountainPlant fossils,
Lower Lakes of the CloudsCoosNHHolocene (11500 BP)Plant fossils(44-16N, 71-19W)
WhitefieldCoosNHin Devonian Littleton Formation 6.4km WNW at NE end of Dalton MtnDevonianLittletonCrinoid columnals, Brachiopods, Gastropods,
WhitefieldCoosNHCrinoid columnals and gastropods 3.2km NW of Whitfield at the NE end of Dalton Mountain.DevonianLittletonCrinoid columnals and gastropodsOriginal says Whitfield,
From Lyman to DaltonCoos,GraftonNHDevonianFitchbrachiopods, crinoids, gastropods,
From Lyman to DaltonCoos,GraftonNHDevonianLittleton Slate|Fitchbrachiopods, coral, crinoids,
EnfieldGraftonNHIn ridges accessible from parking area 1500 meters up Rudsboro Rd from US4 in pink quartziteSilurianCloughfossils,
FranconiaGraftonNH2 km W of FranconiaSilurianFitch?,
HanoverGraftonNHBetween Unity and Hanover in Clough Quartzite (brachiopods, crinoids) and Fitch Formation (brachiopodsSilurianFitch|Cloughgastropods, crinoids),
LebanonGraftonNHIn outcrops glacially polished sandstone on bike path on bikepath on South side of I89 about 3km SW of Whaleback Ski Area. No collecting (used as ref location by geologists)SilurianCloughfossils,
LisbonGraftonNH2 km NNE of LisbonSilurianFitch?,
LisbonGraftonNHOn E bank of Ammononoosuc River 4 km NE of Lisbon, In marbleSilurianFitch?,
LittletonGraftonNH2.7km WNW of Littleton, Fitch Formation (Hitchcock 1873) inSilurianFitchFavosites, Zaphrentis, Astrocerium, Halysites, Pentamerus, Lingula, Crinoid fragments, Lichas, Dalmanites,
LittletonGraftonNH3.7km WSW of Littleton on Ammononoosuc River, Fitch Formation (Hitchcock 1873) inSilurianFitchFavosites, Zaphrentis, Astrocerium, Halysites, Pentamerus, Lingula, Crinoid fragments, Lichas, Dalmanites,
LittletonGraftonNHat Fitch Hill inSilurianFitchFavosites, Zaphrentis, Astrocerium, Halysites, Pentamerus, Lingula, Crinoid fragments, Lichas, Dalmanites,
LittletonGraftonNHat slate quarry, inSilurianFitchFavosites, Zaphrentis, Astrocerium, Halysites, Pentamerus, Lingula, Crinoid fragments, Lichas, Dalmanites,
LittletonGraftonNHIn Old Clark's quarrySilurianFitchFavosites, Zaphrentis, Astrocerium, Halysites, Pentamerus, Lingula, Crinoid fragments, Lichas, Dalmanites,
LittletonGraftonNHWaterford Road over Fitch Hill inSilurianFitchFavosites, Zaphrentis, Astrocerium, Halysites, Pentamerus, Lingula, Crinoid fragments, Lichas, Dalmanites,
LittletonGraftonNH5.6km WSW of Littleton at Tip-Top Farm.DevonianLittletonCrinoid columnals and gastropods,
LittletonGraftonNH9.6km WSW of Littleton at Mormon Hill.DevonianLittletonCrinoid columnals and gastropods,
WoodsvilleGraftonNH13 km SE in Mica Devonian schist interbedded with Silimanite schist rare brachiopodsDevonianSpirifer,
ClaremontSullivanNHAt junction of road from Claremont and NH120 in deformed quartzite layers roadcuts. No collecting (used as ref location by geologists)SilurianCloughcrinoid stems,corals,brachiopods,
ClaremontSullivanNHBrachiopods in shell bed in metamorphosed rocks (Quartz, Hornblende) in Western Croydon Township near Claremont, NH.SilurianClough?,
ClaremontSullivanNHon the VT, side of the Connecticut River 5 km SW of Claremont, NH.SilurianCorals, brachiopods, crinoid fragments, cephalopods, trilobite fragments,
GranthamSullivanNHIn white ledges near town in (Private) Blue Mtn hunting preserve and other area outcropsSilurianCloughbrachiopods,
[?][?]NJOn NJ23 in 10m high road cut in folded rocks near Jct with NJ513Silurian-DevonianGreen PondPossibly fossils,
[?][?]NJFrom Raritan Bay to Potomac River in belt 10-20 km WCretaceousMatawanOstrea, Gryphaea, Exogyra, Anomia, Camptonectes, Spondylus, Plicatula, Dianchora, Gervilliopsis, Inoceramus, Pinna, Arca, Nucula, Trigonia, Crassatella, Lucina, Cardium, Linearia, Panopaea.{4},
[?][?]NJin a narrow belt E of the Matawan Formation from Raritan Bay to Patuxent River. very fossiliferous shellbedsCretaceous UpperMonmouthNautilus, Baculites, Belemnitella, Ostrea, Gryphaea, Exogyra, Anomia, Camptonectes, Neithea, Spondylus, Plicatula, Radula, Lithodomus, Trigonarca, Cibota, Idonearca, Axinea, Trigonia, Crassatella, Dioceras[?], Cardium, Veniella, Callista, Turritella, etc.No citations for 'Dioceras' 050607. Might be a misspelling of 'Didymoceras' which has been reported from the New Jersey Cretaceous,
[?][?]NJTriassicPassaicReptile - Stegomus fragments,
[?][?]NJIn 1990 or so, well preserved Cretaceous insect fossils were reported from amber in an unspecified location in New Jersey. Reported to be at the end of White Oak Road at a depth of a meter or more below the ground surfaceCretaceousPotomac GroupPotomac,
[?][?]NJPer the January 97 Scientific American, the Amber site in New Jersey was found by Jerry Case and is in the dry bed of a large river about 90 minutes (i.e. 100-150 km?) from New York City. Lignite is found in the bed of the river and also in the banks.CretaceousPotomac GroupLignite, Amber,
[?][?]NJOutcrops to E of Monmouth Formation from Raritan Bay to Severn River Valley in MDCretaceous UpperRancocasLingulina, Pentacrinus, Goniaster, Cidaris, Salenia, Pseudodiadema, Coptosoma, Terebratula, Gryphaea, Flabellina, Polymorphina, Trematopygus, Catopygus, Hemiaster, Teredo, Nautilus, Ammonites,
[?][?]NJOn Shingles Run, a small branch of Crosswicks CreekPaleoceneVincentownbroad microfauna -- forams, bryozoa, shark teeth,
[?][?]NJAlong Atlantic shorelinepetrified wood,
Highland[?]NJNew Jersey - In the cliffs along Raritan Bay between Highland and Cliffwood there are outcrops of Cretaceous marine formations. Reported to be closed off with seawalls to prevent erosionCretaceous?There does not seem to be a town of Highland. Possibly Atlantic Highlands or Highland Park,
Squankums[?][?]NJin GreensandsEocenefish-Aetobatis,Carcharodon,Galeocerdo,Hemipristis,Lamna,Myliobatis,Odontapsis,Pristis,ScapanorhynchusCan't locate a Squankums, NJ,
Watertown[?][?]NJCephalopods-OnococerasThere does not seem to be a Watertown in NJ,
FarmingtonAtlanticNJEoceneShark Teeth -- Lamna,
Glen RockBergenNJTriassicBrunswickHypsognathus,
Granton QuarryBergenNJTriassicNewarkFish fossils, Reptile fossils-Eupelor,Hypuronector,Icarosaurus,Rutiodon;ichnofossils-Coelurosaurichnus,Grallator ,
HackensackBergenNJnear Polify Rdmastodon teeth,
North BergenBergenNJAt Granton QuarryTriassicLockatongfish-Diplurus,Synorichthys,Turseodus?,
NorthvaleBergenNJalong RR tracks through townleaves, fish, shells, crinoids,
BirminghamBurlingtonNJCretaceousHornerstownvertebrates-turtle-Zygoramma;Crocodile-Thoracosaurus,
BirminghamBurlingtonNJin GreensandsCretaceousturtles-Taphrosphys;fish-Ischyodus,sharksOriginal indicates 'Neoselachian' which is not a genus, but rather a high level grouping that includes most Cretaceous sharks,
BirminghamBurlingtonNJpelecypod Agerostrea,
CrosswicksBurlingtonNJCretaceousGreen Mallsfish-Pycnodus,
EllisdaleBurlingtonNJin bed of Crosswicks CreekCretaceousnumerous vertebrate bone fragments-turtles,crocodiles,dinosaurs,etc.--Dryptosaurus,Hadrosaurus,Hypsibemahttp://www.jhu.edu/~jhumag/696web/dinosaur.html,
Farmingdale?BurlingtonNJin GreensandsCretaceousturtles-Lembonax,
LumbertonBurlingtonNJCretaceousNavesinkTurtle fragments Prionochelys. Mosasaur fragments, Halisaurus,
LumbertonBurlingtonNJIn sand pit exposureEocene?Shark Teeth, bones, coral, invertebrates,
MedfordBurlingtonNJin GreensandsCretaceousfish-Edaphodon,Istiophorus;turtles-Taphrosphys,
MedfordBurlingtonNJin GreensandsCretaceousturtles-Adocus,
Mt HollyBurlingtonNJin GreensandsCretaceousfish-Enchodus,
PembertonBurlingtonNJin GreensandsCretaceousfish-sharks;turtles-Lytoloma,
Rancocas Creek ValleyBurlingtonNJCretaceous UpperRancocasLingulina, Pentacrinus, Goniaster, Cidaris, Salenia, Pseudodiadema, Coptosoma, Terebratula, Gryphaea, Flabellina, Polymorphina, Trematopygus, Catopygus, Hemiaster, Teredo, Nautilus, AmmonitesFlabellina is a nudibranch. How could it be recognized as a fossil?',
VincentownBurlingtonNJOn N branch of Rancocas CreekPaleoceneVincentown?,
VincentownBurlingtonNJAt Alloway Pit (overgrown irrigation pond excavation) E of Newbold Corner Rd. Close to Nike missile towersPaleoceneVincentownshark teeth, coral, bones,
VincentownBurlingtonNJCephalopods; Rotularia; Bryozoa Coscinopleura,
Willingboro?BurlingtonNJAround Graham's Brickyard near junction of NJ38 and NJ73Cretaceousshells,
BlackwoodCamdenNJCretaceousShark teeth -Cretolamna, Scapanorhynchus, Squalicorax (several species), coprolites. Ischyodus, fish - Pycnodus, Enchodus, trigonodonts (Stephanodus). Mosasaurs,
CamdenCamdenNJSite of Hadrosaurus discoveryCretaceousAbundant, but poorly preserved fossils:,
HaddonfieldCamdenNJThe first dinosaur found in North America from a gully in Haddonfield, New JerseyCretaceousPotomacdinosaur bones,
HaddonfieldCamdenNJCretaceous Upper Marine mollusks from the Woodbury Formation are reportedly found in a small gully near the corner of Maple Ave and Grove St in Haddonfield.Cretaceous?,
PennsaukenCamdenNJPleistoceneFish Housefossils ,
StratfordCamdenNJOn tributary of Big Timber CreekShark Teeth - Otodus,
Cape May PointCape MayNJAt the state beachPaleozoic fossils washed up by tide,
HigbeeCape MayNJPaleozoic fossils washed up by tide,
Reeds BeachCape MayNJPaleozoic fossils washed up by tide,
FairtonCumberlandNJIn quartzite boulders dredged from stream through townMiocene-PlioceneCohansey?silicified bivalves and gastropods,
MorristownEssexNJAt soccer fieldTriassicNewarkDinosaur Tracks,
Riker HillEssexNJIn Rosedale, NJ. Exit 4a I280W. S on Eisenhower Parkway. 1.7km. Left on Beaufort Ave. 600m to park entrance. Collecting permits sometimes available from County Park Servicedinosaur tracks,
Rikers HillEssexNJTriassicNewarkFish fossils,
RoselandEssexNJJurassicTowaco Sandstonedinosaur tracks - Anomoepus,
BarnsboroGloucesterNJCretaceousHornerstownvertebrates-Turtles-Bothremys;Crocodile-Holops,
BarnsboroGloucesterNJ3.2km SCretaceousNew Egyptdinosaur claw-Dryptosaurus,
BarnsboroGloucesterNJArea exposures including W Jersey Marl Co in GreensandsCretaceousturtles-Adocus,Osteopygis,Taphrosphys;fish-Edaphodon,Ischyodus,Leptomylus,Squalicoraxoriginal says 'Barnesboro' which seems to be an old spelling,
HarrisonvilleGloucesterNJCretaceousTimber Creek LimestoneTurtle-Lytoloma,
HurffvilleGloucesterNJin GreensandsCretaceousfish-Ischyodus,
JerichoGloucesterNJIn old overgrown marl pits about 2km N of JerichoMioceneKirkwoodEucrassatella, Melina, Plicatula,
MantuaGloucesterNJJackson Road adjacent to Jackson Road at Mantua-Harrison Township lines in Gloucester County. inCretaceousNavesinkPlesiosaur bone fragments,
Mullica HillGloucesterNJFossiliferous Cretaceous Upper Mt Laurel and Navesink beds are reportedly exposed at Mullica Hill on the South side of US322 at the NJ45 Junction.CretaceousNavesink|Mt LaurelCretolamna,
Mullica HillGloucesterNJin GreensandsCretaceousfish-Cretolamna,Enchodus?,Neoselachian,
Mullica HillGloucesterNJFossil material reported found in 2003 or so in a working pitCretaceous?bone fragments, mollusks, petrified wood,
Mullica HillGloucesterNJShell bed.Pleistocene?,
Oldman's CreekGloucesterNJIn exposures along valley of the creekCretaceousMarshalltownWorms-Serpula;Gastropods-Turritella,Gyrodes,Anchura,Lunatia,Pyropsis;Ammonites-Menuites,Placenticeras;Bivalves-Nucula,Cucullaea,Nemodon,Gryphaeostrea,Exogyra,Vulsella,Crassostrea,Agerostrea,Neithea,Trigonia,Veniella,Trachycardium,Crassatella,Umbonicardium,
PitmanGloucesterNJat junction of Main and Broadway. Ceres/Mantua Park next of Pitman Golf Course in banks of Chestnut BranchPetrified Wood, shells,
SewellGloucesterNJInversand marl quarryCretaceousHornerstownEdaphodon,
SewellGloucesterNJInversand pitCretaceousHornerstownvertebrates-Turtles-Peritresius,
SewellGloucesterNJInversand Marl Pits inCretaceousNew EgyptTurtles-Peritresius;Mosasaurus,
SewellGloucesterNJInversand marl quarryPaleocenesponges,
HarrisonvilleGloucester?NJin GreensandsCretaceousfish-Ischyrhiza,PristisThere is a second Harrisonville in Salem Cy39.685N. 75.266W Approximate
North BergenHudsonNJGranton Quarry In Triassic fresh water depositsTriassicBranchiopods, Cyzicus, Fish -Diplurus, Turseodus, Reptiles - Tanytrachelos, Icarosaurus,
North BergenHudsonNJAt Granton quarryTriassicStocktonreptile bones:Hypuronector,Tanytrachelos;fish-Diplurus,Turseodus,
PassaicHudsonNJin back of incinerator at 555 Paulson AvenueTriassicLockatongHypsognathus?,
WeehawkenHudsonNJBranchiopods Cyzicus,
FrenchtownHunterdonNJOn Creek Rd accessible from NJ12E East of NJ29 on W bank of Nishisackawick CreekTriassicNewarkfootprints, bivalves, ostracods, fish, plants,
JutlandHunterdonNJThere are several outcrops in the area. One is at the Clinton, Block and Supply Co QuarryOrdoviciangraptolites-Isograptus,Didymograptus,Pseudotrigonograptus,Tetragraptus,Xiphograptus,Pseudisograptus,Cryptograptus,Climacograptus,Glyptograptus,Pseudoclimacograptus,Hallograptus,Dicellograptus,Nemagraptus?,Glossograptushttp://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www2.nature.nps.gov/geology/paleontology/pub/grd3_3/,
MilfordHunterdonNJAt Clark blue stone quarryTriassicBrunswickfootprints - Apatopus,Chirotherium,Grallator,
StocktonHunterdonNJIn quarry E of NJ29 500m N of NJ519TriassicNewarkfootprints-Grallator, reptile bones, scutes, phytosaur teeth,
Carnegie LakeMercerNJOn W side of lakeTriassicStocktonreptile footprints,
PrincetonMercerNJOn the campus of Princeton University, fish and crustacea have been found in basement excavations.Triassic-JurassicNewarkfish,
PrincetonMercerNJIn basement excavations at Princeton UniversityTriassicFish, Diplurus, Crustacea -Cyzicus{4},
Princeton UniversityMercerNJFirestone Library excavationTriassicLockatongdinosaur teeth-Rutiodon;fish-Diplurus,
SayrevilleMiddlesexNJIn amber found in clay pits inCretaceousRaritaninsects in amber.,
SayrevilleMiddlesexNJAmber pit -- digging not allowed in reclaimed areaCretaceousamber,
SayrevilleMiddlesexNJIn clay at Sayre and Fisher's banksAmbonicardia, Gnathodon,
WashingtonMiddlesexNJIn ash colored clays in area quarriesAstarte,
WoodbridgeMiddlesexNJarea clay banksCretaceous LowerCorbicula,
[?]MonmouthNJManasquan River Downstream of the Conrail RR bridgeMioceneKirkwoodfossils in cliffside exposure,
[?]MonmouthNJCretaceousRed BankCrocodile-Gavialis,
[?]MonmouthNJOn Manasquan Creek at the Georgia Road BridgeCretaceousTintonTypical fossils,
[?]MonmouthNJIn stream beds in Monmouth County, New Jersey in Monmouth Formation greensands. Poricy Brook, Hop Brook(Colts Neck), Holmdel CreekCretaceousworm tubes, Ray Teeth - Brachyrhizodus -- Chimeras -- Ischyodus Fish Teeth -Enchodus, Stephanodus Arthropods Callianassa,
AllentownMonmouthNJBryozoa Cliona,
ArneytownMonmouthNJon sandbars in Crosswicks Creek. Downstream from Mt Holly-Freehold Rd at fishing accessCretaceousNew Egypt|Hornerstownsmall shark teeth,
ArneytownMonmouthNJOn Crosswicks Creek at mouth of Shingles Run. Upstream from Mt Holly-Freehold Rd at fishing accessEoceneNew Egypt|Hornerstownabundant brachiopods-Oleneothyris, Oysters-Pycnodonte, and few other taxa. Small invertebrates of various sorts in sands above the Cretaceous glauconite,
Atlantic HighlandsMonmouthNJCretaceousNavesinkSponges.,
Atlantic HighlandsMonmouthNJCretaceousNavesinksponges.,
Atlantic HighlandsMonmouthNJa fairly long walk from nearest parking and largely overgrown. Accessible with permission from the marina. About 400m to cliffsCretaceousAmmonites etc,
Atlantic HighlandsMonmouthNJInvertebrates Shark teeth,Scapanorhynchus etc in bluffs along Sandy Hook BayCretaceousshark teeth,
Beer's HillMonmouthNJCretaceousTintonInvertebrates and crab claws in indurated rock,
Big BranchMonmouthNJCretaceousNavesinkTurtlesBig Brook?,
Big BrookMonmouthNJPleistoceneMarlboro TownshipMegalonyx (sloth),
Big BrookMonmouthNJCretaceousNavesinkFish teeth-Brachyrhizodus,Cretolamna,Enchodus,Hybodus,Ischyodus,Ischyrhiza,Megalocoelacanthus,Myledaphus,Paranomotodon,Plicatolamna,Scapanorhynchus,Sclerorhynchus,Squalicorax,
Big BrookMonmouthNJaccessed from Boundary Rd exposures in creek banks and sandbanksCretaceousShark Teeth. Shells40d19m14sN, 74d12m 51sW
Big BrookMonmouthNJaccessed from Hillsdale Rd exposures in creek banks and sandbanks downstreamCretaceousShark Teeth. Shells40d19m14sN, 74d12m 51sW
Big BrookMonmouthNJaccessed from the bridge on Monmouth Road in MarlboroCretaceousShark Teeth. Shells,
Big BrookMonmouthNJMarlboro and Colts Neck TownshipsPleistoceneshark teeth Squalicorax, Ischyrhiza, Coprolites, Pycnodont fish jaws plates - Anomaeodus, Dinosaur bones - Hadrosaurs, Pleistocene Beaver teeth -Castoroides. Sharks -Cretolamna, Scapanorhynchus, Squalicorax. Brachiopod Choristothyris. Belemnitella, Oyster,
Big Brook (Marlboro Township)MonmouthNJand Colts Neck as wellCretaceousshark teeth Squalicorax, Ischyrhiza, Coprolites, Pycnodont fish jaws plates - Anomaeodus, Dinosaur bones -Hadrosaurs, Pleistocene Beaver teeth - Castoroides. Sharks Cretolamna, Scapanorhynchus, Squalicorax. Brachiopod Choristothyris, Belemnitella, Oyster,
Big Brook(Marlboro Twp)MonmouthNJExposures of Cretaceous bedsCretaceousWenonah|NavesinkFossils include shark + ray fauna , chimera, belemnites, crabs, shells.,
CliffwoodMonmouthNJin area exposures in nodules?,
CliffwoodMonmouthNJin pit of Geldhaus[?] brick Co 2 km W of Cliffwood Point in nodules?,
CliffwoodMonmouthNJon Whale Creek 2.5 km from Cliffwood Point in pit of Cliffwood Brick Co in nodulesBreviarca, Trigonarca, Nuculana, Yoldia, Cardium, Isocardia, Veleda, Corbula, Pyrifusus, Volutomorpha, Cyrodes[?], Scalaria, TurritellaNo citations for genus 'Cyrodes',,,,
Cliffwood BeachMonmouthNJAlong sea cliffs (but it was reported in the 1970s that the state and property owners have graded and seawalled the cliffs to prevent erosion)Cretaceousfossils,
Cliffwood BeachMonmouthNJFossil ants in amber.?,
Cliffwood PointMonmouthNJon S side in concretions in cliffside claysCretaceousOstrea, Anomia, Amusium, Mytilus, Modiola, Pteria, Inoceramus, Nucula, Lucina, Cardium, Isocardia, Dosinia, Tellina, Veleda, Corbula, Pyropsis, Pyrifusus, Volutimorpha, Scarlaria, Turritella, Placenticeras, Baculites, Tetacarcinus{4},
Colts NeckMonmouthNJWillow Brook -- Case Site 1 - Schatzel PropertyCretaceousMt LaurelShark Teeth-Brachyrhizodus,Enchodus,Hybodus,Hypotodus,Ischyrhiza,Lonchidion,Odontapsis,Parabula,Plicatolamna,Protosphyraena,Ptychotrygon,Rhinobatus,Rhombodus,Squalicorax,Squatina,Stephanodus,
Colts NeckMonmouthNJIn town park in Big Brook -- Sieving fossils allowed, no diggingCretaceousShark Teeth, etc,
Cream RidgeMonmouthNJNear jct of NJ537-NJ539 on Young propertyCretaceousHornerstownvertebrates-Turtle,
Cream RidgeMonmouthNJPaleoceneHornerstowncorals,
FarmingdaleMonmouthNJarea excavationsEoceneManasquan greensandbrachiopods, mollusks, gastropods{4),
FreeholdMonmouthNJ9.6km NWCretaceousMt Laurelturtle bones,
FreeholdMonmouthNJin GreensandsCretaceousreptiles-Squamata,Mosasaurus,
HolmdelMonmouthNJOn Ramanessin Brook upstream from Roberts Rd -- limited parkingCretaceousMt Laurel?,
HolmdelMonmouthNJin Hop Brook on Harding FarmCretaceousMt LaurelShark Teeth-Cretolamna,Ischyrhiza,Plicatolamna,Ptychotrygon,Rhinobatus,Squalicorax,
HolmdelMonmouthNJOn Big Brook in area defined by US79, US79 NJ520 and NJ4 (Vanderburg Road) Boundary Rd (NJ4A)transects area crossing Big Brook N of Vanderburg Rd (Note - a collector was buried by a landslide in the cliff here. Fortunately, he was with friends).CretaceousNavesinkMosasaur fragments - Mosasaurus,
HolmdelMonmouthNJCretaceousNavesinksponges Crustacea - Hoploparia, Protocallianassa, Pycnodont fish jaws plates - Anomaeodus,
HolmdelMonmouthNJTributary Brook fish mouth platesCretaceousParabula,
HolmdelMonmouthNJRamanessin BrookCretaceousshark teeth - Scapanorhynchus, Squalicorax, Odontapsis,Brachyrhizodus, Cretolamna, Plicatolamna, Plesiosaur fragments - Cimoliasaurus,
HolmdelMonmouthNJOn Ramanessin Brook upstream from intersection of E. Main/ Newman Springs Rd and Middletown RdCretaceous??,
HolmdelMonmouthNJOn Ramanessin Brook upstream accessible from Holmdel ParkShark teeth,
HolmdelMonmouthNJOn Ramanessin Brook upstream accessible via a trail across from Holmdel High School at Middletown Road and Main St, Ramanessin Brook is the second bridge on the pathShark teeth,
Holmdel?MonmouthNJOn tributary accessible from soccer field near Boundary RoadCretaceousTypical fossils,
Hop BrookMonmouthNJCretaceousNavesinkfish teeth-Hybodus,Ischyodus,
Hop Brook(Marlboro Twp)MonmouthNJExposures of Cretaceous bedsCretaceousWenonah|NavesinkFossils include shark + ray fauna , chimera, belemnites, crabs, shells.,
HornerstownMonmouthNJAt type locality - Hornerstown PitCretaceousHornerstownvertebrates-turtle;Crocodile-Hyposaurus,
HornerstownMonmouthNJPaleoceneHornerstowncorals,
HornerstownMonmouthNJCretaceousNavesinksponges - Cliona, mollusks - Crassatella, Cucullaea (Internal molds), mollusks - Gryphaea, Turritella,
HornerstownMonmouthNJCretaceous brachiopods in Crosswicks CreekCretaceousBrachiopods - Choristothyris, mollusks - Cucullaea, Inoceramus, Exogyra, Dianchora, Ostrea, Pecten, Spondylus, Pycnodonte, Lunatia, Turritella Cephalopods -Belemnites,
HornerstownMonmouthNJin GreensandsCretaceousturtles-Osteopygis,
HornerstownMonmouthNJAt Brewer's ditchCephalopods, Belemnitella,
Hornerstown?MonmouthNJin GreensandsCretaceousfish,Cretolamna,Diphrissa,Edaphodon,Ischyrhiza,Ischyodus,Isotaenia,Istiophorus,Lamna,Leptomylus,SphagepoeaMay be from Birmingham, NJ,
HowellMonmouthNJSmall (10 meters) streambank exposure in downtown Howell as well as gravel bars downstreamEoceneManasquanShark teeth, coral-Flabellum, mollusks,
MalboroMonmouthNJIn sand pitsCretaceous LowergreensandPecten(4),
Manasquan RiverMonmouthNJalong the River between West Farms Rd and Preventorium Rd. Older outcrops to the WestEoceneVincentown|Manasquanmiscellaneous fossils,
Manasquan RiverMonmouthNJAt Foreman's PitEocenefish teeth-Sphyraena,
MarlboroMonmouthNJOn South RiverCretaceousEnglishtownfossils,
MarlboroMonmouthNJAt Schenk FarmCretaceousNavesinkdinosaur bones,
MarlboroMonmouthNJCretaceousNavesinkCrustacea - Hoploparia,
MatawanMonmouthNJN along W bank of Matawan Creek inCretaceousMerchantvilleBelemnitella, Choristothyris, Exogyra,
MatawanMonmouthNJE of Garden State Parkway along Poricy Brook from Middletown Rd to Shadow LakeCretaceousshells,
Matawan CreekMonmouthNJCretaceousMatawanOstrea, Gryphaea, Exogyra, Anomia, Camptonectes, Spondylus, Plicatula, Dianchora, Gervilliopsis, Inoceramus, Pinna, Arca, Nucula, Trigonia, Crassatella, Lucina, Cardium, Linearia, Panopaea.{4},
MedfordMonmouthNJCretaceousNavesinkTurtles-Agomphus,
MiddletownMonmouthNJIn Poricy Brook at base of hill on Middletown-Lincroft Road (Church Street) near Jr HighCretaceousShark Teeth,
Middletown MallMonmouthNJOn Rt-33CretaceousNavesinkfish teeth-Hybodus,
Monmouth BeachMonmouthNJCretaceousHornerstownvertebrates-Turtle,
NeptuneMonmouthNJShark River Park, in stream gravels at Shark River Park near Asbury ParkMioceneKirkwoodOdontapsis,
NeptuneMonmouthNJEoceneShark Riverfish teeth-Xenodolamia,
Poricy BrookMonmouthNJCretaceousMollusks Ostrea,
Poricy BrookMonmouthNJat Poricy Brook Country ParkCretaceousShark Teeth,
Ramanessin BrookMonmouthNJCretaceousNavesinkTurtles,
Ramanessin Brook(Marlboro Twp)MonmouthNJExposures of Cretaceous bedsCretaceousWenonah|NavesinkFossils include shark + ray fauna , chimera, belemnites, crabs, shells.,
Sea Girt BeachMonmouthNJfossils,
Shark RiverMonmouthNJWest of Garden State Parkway on S side of river in a bank exposure reached via a sandy trail and access path beyond the first ravineEocene-MioceneShark River|KirkwoodShark Teeth -- some largeDanger of bank collapse, solitary collecting said to be inadvisable,
Shark RiverMonmouthNJEoceneshark teeth-Carcharodon,Scapanorhynchus,
Shark RiverMonmouthNJIn Stream gravels at Shark River County ParkMiocene-PlioceneMarine vertebrate fossils -- mostly shark teethSee www.njfossils.net,
Shark RiverMonmouthNJShark teeth in river banks and spoil banksshark teeth,
Shark River ValleyMonmouthNJUpper area in dark green sandsCretaceousShark RiverOstrea, Gryphaea, Pecten, Nucula, Axinea, Fusus, Fasciolaria, Caricella, Voluta, Nautilus, Astarte, Cardita, Protocardium, Veleda, Corbula, Pleurotoma, Conus, Xenophora, Mesalia.{4},
ShrewsburyMonmouthNJEoceneOstrea{4},
Tinton FallsMonmouthNJIn marl pitCretaceousHornerstownvertebrates-Turtles-Adocus,Agomphus,Taphrosphys;Crocodile-Goniopholis,
Tinton FallsMonmouthNJNJ18N from Garden State Parkway Exit 105. Exit on Wayside Rd and proceed straight through lights onto Tinton Ave/NJ537. Cross Sycamore Ave/Water Street and park on Rt. near Colt's Neck lineCretaceousTintonInvertebrates and crab claws in indurated rock,
Upper FreeholdMonmouthNJCretaceous LowerDiploschiza, Paranomia, Spondylus, Radula{4},
VincentownMonmouthNJin GreensandsEocenefish-Carcharodon,Istiophorus,Lamna,Odontapsis,Scapanorhynchus,
Wall TwpMonmouthNJOn tributary of Shark River just W of Garden State Parkway Turnpike Interchange 100. Park at Shark River County Park on Schoolhouse RdEocene-MioceneShark River|KirkwoodInvertebrates, Shark teeth-Carcharhinus,Cretolamna,Striatolamna,Xiphodolamia,Acipenser,Isurus,Hemipristis,Galeocerdo,Negaprion,Myliobatis,
BoontonMorrisNJJurassicBoontonfish-Semionotus,
BoontonMorrisNJTriassicNewarkFish fossils,
BoontonMorrisNJarea exposuresTriassicNewarkwell preserved fish - Protospondyli, Catopterus, Dictyopyge, Paleoniscoids, Diplurus, Ptycholepis{4},
BoontonMorrisNJMany genera of fish as well as other vertebrates in area quarries. Much or all of this locality was flooded by a reservoir.Triassic-JurassicNewark?,
Boonton ReservoirMorrisNJIn Triassic Sandstone above Hook Mt Basalt, fishTriassicSemionotus,
Green Pond MtnMorrisNJCambrian LowerOlenellus,
Greenwood LakeMorrisNJW side of lakeZaphrentis, Stropheodonta, Schizophoria, Amphigenia, Spirifer, Cyrtina, Pterinea, Chonetes, Orthothetes, Anoplotheca Amphigenia{4},
NewfoundlandMorrisNJ2 km S of Green Pond Mtn in shaley Limestone along road S of Newfoundland and in fieldsSilurianDecker FerryFavosites, Monotrypa, Chonetes, Orthis, Rynchonella, Atrypa, Dalmanites{4},
NewfoundlandMorrisNJ3.5 km N in gray slaty shalesSilurianMonroeFenestella, Chonetes, Rhynchonella, Homalonotus, Tropidoleptus, Actinopteria, Orthothetes, Dalmanites, Phacops {4},
NewfoundlandMorrisNJ300 meters E of Chamberlin's HotelFenestella, Chonetes, Rhynchonella, Homalonotus, Tropidoleptus, Actinopteria, Orthothetes, Dalmanites, Phacops {4},
NewfoundlandMorrisNJnear Passaic County Line in Upper Longwood QuarryMonotrypa, Chonetes, Stropheodonta, Orthis, Rhynchonella, Atrypa{4},
Oak Ridge ReservoirMorrisNJon dumpscrinoid columnals, Chonetes, Spirifer, Grammysia, Palaeoneilo, Paracyclas, Bellerophon, Strophostylus{4},
PetersburgMorrisNJN and SEFenestella, Chonetes, Rhynchonella, Homalonotus, Tropidoleptus, Actinopteria, Orthothetes, Dalmanites, Phacops {4},
PetersburgMorrisNJtoward Upper LongwoodFenestella, Chonetes, Rhynchonella, Homalonotus, Tropidoleptus, Actinopteria, Orthothetes, Dalmanites, Phacops {4},
TowacoMorrisNJJurassicTowaco Sandstonedinosaur tracks - Anchisauripus, Grallator,
West MilfordMorrisNJSW on prominent knoll W of roadFenestella, Chonetes, Rhynchonella, Homalonotus, Tropidoleptus, Actinopteria, Orthothetes, Dalmanites, Phacops {4},
Crosswicks CreekOceanNJW bank inCretaceousNavesink MarlBelemnitella, Exogyra, Inoceramus, Cucullaea, Lunatia,
New EgyptOceanNJfossils are reported from a small stream north of the New Egypt Railroad Station.PaleoceneBrightseat?mollusks, echinoids and brachiopods,
New EgyptOceanNJEoceneHornerstownbrachiopods: Oleneothyris,
New EgyptOceanNJBrachiopods Oleneothyris,
Little FallsPassaicNJW of junction of NJ23 and NJ46 along Horsehead Rd N of I80dinosaur tracks,
Port JervisPassaicNJSE Along Clover Rd near junction with NJ23SilurianTrilobitesStrictly speaking, Port Jervis is in New York a few km of this locality,
SalemSalemNJin Marl PitsMioceneKirkwoodA few mollusks are reported,
Neshanic StationSomersetNJ2km STriassicBrunswickdinosaur-Stegomus40.51,74.73T
PeapackSomersetNJOn left side of Willow Rd on path behind farm gate and up a dirt road in abandoned quarryOccasional trilobites in limestone,
Delaware Water GapSussexNJOn old Dutch Mine RdDevonianarthrodire plates and spines,
Delaware Water GapSussexNJAt a water treatment plant -- permission required. Might equally well be on the PA sideSilurianEurypterids,
Delaware Water GapSussexNJMight equally well be on the PA side -- within the National Recreation Area -- no digging but surface collecting permittedSilurianFossil fish to 15cm,
FlatbrookvilleSussexNJDevonianCoeymansfossils,
FlatbrookvilleSussexNJSilurianDecker FerryFavosites, Monotrypa, etc Ostracods,
HainesvilleSussexNJNDevonianCoeymanscorals, brachiopods,
HainesvilleSussexNJS in sandstonesSilurianDecker Ferry LimestoneMonotrypa, Orthoceras, Chonetes, Camarotoechia, Atrypa, Reticularia, Dalmanites,
HardistonSussexNJIn hard bluish calcareous-siliceous material through and S of Franklin FurnaceCambrian Lowerabundant Olenellus{4},
MontagueSussexNJReuben HillDevonianHelderbergbrachiopods -- Rensselaeria, Platyceras,
MontagueSussexNJ11km N of Montague, W of Clove Rd. Along 'Trilobite Ridge/Trilobite Mtn'-- An E-W trending structure S of the Neversink River with several Devonian formations exposedDevonian LowerOriskanyTrilobites-Dalmanites, Bivalves-Actinopteria, Gastropods -Loxonema, Cephalopods- Michelinoceras, Brachiopods- Rensselaeria, Leptostrophiahttp://www.columbia.edu/dlc/nysmb/mb80/mb80c173/b80p173t.html,
NewtonSussexNJCambrian Uppertrilobites -Pseudosalteria,
NewtonSussexNJCambrian UpperTrilobites Pseudosalteria,
Peter ValleySussexNJ2 km below in bluffSilurianDecker FerryStropheodonta, Camarotoechia, Rhynchonella, Whitfieldella, Phaenopora, Diphyphyllum, Zaphrentis, Orthothetes{4},
Wallpack RidgeSussexNJIn Nearpass quarry and on farm to SSilurianDecker FerryZaphrentis, Monotrypa, Pholidops, Stropheodonta, Orthothetes, Dalmanella, Chonetes, Atrypa, Reticularia, pelecypods, Loxonema, Orthoceras, Favosites, Cyrtina, etc.{4},
Wallpack RidgeSussexNJDevonian LowerHelderbergfossils ,
Wallpack RidgeSussexNJIn quarryDevonianManilusfossils{4},
Wallpack RidgeSussexNJregional exposuresfossils{4},
BlairstownWarrenNJAt picnic area at Yards Creek Pumping Station off Walnut Valley Rd in construction rubbleSilurian?Martinsburg?Eurypterids,
BlairstownWarrenNJ2km 'Up' from Yards Creek Pumping Station on Old Mine Rd off Walnut Valley Rd. In road cutSilurianShawangunkfish fragments,
BlairstownWarrenNJ0.8km North of Blairstown, NJCambrian UpperTrilobites,
BlairstownWarrenNJ2km W along cliffs on West bank of Jacksonburg Creekcrinoid segments, horn corals, Stereolasma, trilobites=Proetus-others,
ColumbiaWarrenNJOrdovician LowerKittatinny Limestonebrachiopods, Trilobites (Olenellus),
North BlairstownWarrenNJ1 km NCambrian UpperTrilobites Plethopeltis,
LaytonSussexNJ?Road cut on Hwy 521crinoids, cephalopods-Goldringia, Agoniatites,
Barbace Pt-NLPort au Choix peninsulaOrdovician LowerBoat Harbour|CatocheTrilobites,
Bay of Islands-NLIn regional sand and shale sequences at 20 localitiesCambrian LowerBlow Me Down BrookFour species of Oldhamia,
Bell Island-NLIn Conception Bay, Cambrian brachiopods and Trilobites in oolitic hematite extensively mined on E side of island.Cambrian?,
Bell Island-NLOrdovicianFossils,
Bell Island-NLIn cliffs of cross bedded sandstone in back of ferry terminalOrdovicianshell fragments-ichnofossils,
Black cove-NLOrdovicianTable Head|Goose Tickle GroupGraptolites,
Boat Harbor-NLOrdovicianCatochethrombolites, algae, coral, trilobites, cephalopods, gastropods,
Boat Harbour-NLOrdovician LowerBoat HarbourCatoche,
Boat Harbour-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas,
Bonavista Peninsula-NLAvalonian fossils,
Branch-NLOn Avalon Peninsula in green, red, and black shales in cliffsCambriantrilobites,
Branch-NLIn black shales 1km along shore toward Branch Headtrilobites,
Branch-NLIn green shales along shore about 300m from roadtrilobites,
Branch Cove-NLCambrian MiddleAvalonian trilobites - Paradoxides,
Brig Bay-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas{5},
Burin Peninsula-NLat Snooks Brook in red limestoneCambrian MiddleFossil Brookdistorted Avalonian trilobites?,
Burin Peninsula-NLAvalonian fossils,
Burnt Island-NLin limestones and shales at Ecological preserveOrdovician40 species of trilobites,
Campbell's Cove-NLArea exposures at Campbell's Cove (19km E of Marches Point) and East past Felix CoveCambrianPetit Jardintrilobiteswww.gov.nl.ca/mines&en/ geosurvey/publications/cr2005/boyce.pdf,
Canada Bay-NLIn local exposures to West, at Cloud Rapids, and Chimney ArmCambrian MiddleMarch PointOccasional trilobiteswww.gov.nl.ca/mines&en/ geosurvey/publications/cr2005/boyce.pdf,
Canada Bay-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas - Kawina{5},
Cape Norman-NLOrdovicianCatochethrombolites, algae, coral, trilobites, cephalopods, gastropods,
Cape Norman-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas{5},
Cape St George-NL1.1km ECambrianPetit Jardintrilobiteswww.gov.nl.ca/mines&en/ geosurvey/publications/cr2005/boyce.pdf,
Caribou Creek-NLOrdovicianTable Point|Cape CormorantsGraptolites,
Catoche Pt-NLPort au Choix peninsulaOrdovician LowerCatocheTrilobite faunas - Isoteloides, Strigigenalis{5},
Conception Bay-NLNewfoundlandCambrian LowerManuelsCambrian Lower Avalonian fossils are found in Shales along the banks of the Manuels River near its mouth at Conception Bay. Collecting is permitted (as of 1995) but discouraged. Suggestion: Examine the rocks and fossils here, then seek other exposures,
Conception Bay-NLgastropod Scenella,
Daniel's Harbor-NLOrdovicianCatochethrombolites, algae, coral, trilobites, cephalopods, gastropods,
Eddies Cove West-NLOrdovician LowerBoat HarbourCatoche,
Eddies Cove West-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas, Isoteloides, Strigigenalis{5},
Eddies Point-NLIn local exposures to WestCambrian Middle-UpperMarch PointOccasional trilobiteswww.gov.nl.ca/mines&en/ geosurvey/publications/cr2005/boyce.pdf,
Flowers Cove-NLS of Flowers Cove exits on small road at Straits Elementary - in dolostone at Seal LedgesCambrianThrombolites,
Fortune Head-NLType exposure for Pre-Cambrian-Lower Cambrian Boundary in E North AmericaCambrian LowerChapel IsTrichophycus pedum, small shelly fauna{10},
Gaskiers-NLIn limestonesCambrianCrinoid fragments, Archeocyathids,
Goose Arm-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas{5},
Grand Banks-NLMesozoicDinosaur bones found during oil explorations,
Great Northern Peninsula-NLPaleozoicfossils,
Greenhead-NLPort au PortCephalopods -Lecanospira,
Hare Bay-NLOrdovicianCatochethrombolites, algae, coral, trilobites, cephalopods, gastropods,
Hare Bay-NLat Brent IslandsOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas, Isoteloides, Strigigenalis{5},
Hare Bay-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas{5},
Hawkes Bay-NLSeaward side of Hwy just N of Cambrian algae and other fossils in Limestone expose in closed zinc mine.Cambrian?,
Hawkes Bay-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas{5},
Hopeall Head-NLOn East and West sides of Trinity Bay in heavily indurated limestonesCambrian MiddleFossil BrookAvalonian Trilobites,
Ingornachoix Bay-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas{5},
Kelly's Island-NLtrace fossils -Cruziana,
Killigrew-NLIn abandoned quarries 7-8km down Red Bridge Rd from junction of routes 2 and 60.Cambrian MiddleManuels RiverAbundant trilobites,
Killigrew-NLIn abandoned quarries in black shaleCambriantrilobites, plantlike fossils,
Killigrews-NLIn shale -- site reported closed to collectingCambrianChamberlains BrookBadulesia,
Little Danzig Cove-NLin heavily indurated phosphatic limestoneCambrian MiddleFossil BrookAvalonian trilobites?,
Little Danzig Cove Brook-NLsandstonesCambrianBrigusrare trilobite fragments{10},
Little Danzig Cove Brook-NLcalcareous rockPrecambrianBrigusSmall Shelly fossils{10},
Little Green Gardens-NLIn local exposures to WestCambrian Middle-UpperPetit Jardintrilobites,inarticulate brachiopodswww.gov.nl.ca/mines&en/ geosurvey/publications/cr2005/boyce.pdf,
Lushes Bight-NLOrdoviciangraptolites,
Man_O_War Cove-NL1km ECambrianPetit Jardintrilobiteswww.gov.nl.ca/mines&en/ geosurvey/publications/cr2005/boyce.pdf,
Manuels River-NLIn exposures 8.5km NE of Killigrew. Nature Preserve-no collectingCambrian MiddleChamberlain Brook|Fossil Brook|ManuelsAvalonian trilobites,
Manuels River-NLIn black shales at Route 60 Bridge over Manuels River and downstream for a kilometer in various beds-- No collectingCambrian MiddleManuels RiverAbundant trilobites,
Marches Point-NLIn local exposures to WestCambrian Middle-UpperMarch PointOccasional trilobiteswww.gov.nl.ca/mines&en/ geosurvey/publications/cr2005/boyce.pdf,
Mount Saint Margaret quarry-NL8.8 km S of rt430-432 junction 1.9 km on road to Three Mile Pond Provincial Park on left in 12 meters shale faceCambrianOlenellus to 3cm,
New World Is-NLPaleozoic Lowerabundant fossils,
New World Island-NLSilurian-Devonianfossils,
Pistolet Bay-NLOrdovicianCatochethrombolites, algae, coral, trilobites, cephalopods, gastropods,
Pistolet Bay-NLat Schooner Island and Burnt IslandOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas, Isoteloides, Strigigenalis, Kawina{5},
Pistolet Bay-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas{5},
Port Au Port Peninsula-NLat The GravelsOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas - Isoteloides, Strigigenalis{5},
Port Au Port Peninsula-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas{5},
Port-au-Port-NLNewfoundland, Port-au-Port (West of Stephenville on hwy 480). Fossils including Conularia are reported from the Aguathuna Quarry.Ordovician?,
Random Island-NLAvalonian fossils,
Red Bridge Road-NLCambrian MiddleFossil BrookAvalonian trilobites-Bailiaspis,
Spudgels Cove-NLOrdovicianAmerican TickleGraptolites,
St John Bay-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas{5},
St Pauls Inlet-NLOrdovicianCow Headdiverse graptolites,
Stephenville-NLN in outcrops in Phillips Brook and North Brook AnticlinesCambriantrilobites and brachiopodswww.gov.nl.ca/mines&en/ geosurvey/publications/cr2005/boyce.pdf,
Table Head-NLComplete section of Table Head Group at Ecological PreserveOrdovicianTable Headdiverse Graptolites,
Table Head-NLPortland Creek in Chazy age Ordovician sedimentsOrdovicianTrilobite Ceraurus,
Table Mountain-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas{5},
Table Point-NLOrdovician LowerTrilobite faunas{5},
The Tablelands-NLfossils,
Trinity Is-NLAt Fosters Point in limestonesCambrian MiddleFossil BrookAvalonian trilobites?,
West Bay-NLCenter QuarryOrdovicianTable Head|Goose Tickle GroupGraptolites,
Western Brook Pond-NLOrdovicianCow Headdiverse graptolites,
Western Newfoundland-NLCambrianBlow Me Down BrookOldhamia,
Youngs Brook-NL0.2km ECambrianPetit Jardintrilobiteswww.gov.nl.ca/mines&en/ geosurvey/publications/cr2005/boyce.pdf,
[?][?]NLIn fossilized reef in Western Newfoundland with large colonial animalsOrdovicianLong PointBryozoa-Monotrypa,Diplotrypa,
[?][?]NLDevonian plants reported from unknown location in NewfoundlandDevonian?,
Isle La Motte[?]NLCephalopods -EndocerasThere may be an Isle La Motte near St Johns but likely this is a misplaced reference to Vermont.,
Anguille MtnsLabradorNLFish fossils,
Deer Lake BasinLabradorNLfish fossils,
Knob LakeLabradorNLin Redmond Iron depositsCretaceousPlants--Insects,
L'Anse-ArmourLabradorNLnear lighthouse 4 km along L'Anse-Armour turnoff between Forteau and L'Anse-au-Loop - Reef fossils in sea cliffsCambrianSalterella?.,
Marion LakeLabradorNLProterozoicDenaultStromatolites,
Northern LabradorLabradorNLProterozoicMugford GroupMicrofossils, coal of bacterial origin,
[?][?]NMPermianAboreptiles Ophiacodon, Sphenacodon,
[?][?]NMIn Cretaceous Greenhorn LimestoneCretaceousGreenhornfaunas with numerous shark teeth,
NW New Mexico[?]NMCretaceousFox Hillshark teeth-Cretolamna,Ischyrhiza,Scapanorhynchus,Squalicorax;fish teeth-Enchodus,
[?]BernalilloNMin a large outcrop of Pennsylvanian Madera shale W of NM10 13.5 km S of US66PennsylvanianMaderapaleoniscoid fish, acanthoid fish, tetrapod amphibians -- LafoniusNM10 was eliminated in 1970. The Bernalillo County portion is probably NM14,
[?]BernalilloNMalong NM14 in road cuts starting 3 km S of I40 and extending for many kmbrachiopods, corals, bryozoa, a few corals,
AlbuquerqueBernalilloNM9 km S of I40-NM10 junctionPennsylvanianbrachiopods, bryozoa,
AlbuquerqueBernalilloNMin mines along NM25Pleistocenemastodon, mammoth, sloth, horses,
Kinney Brick QuarryBernalilloNMPennsylvanianWild Cowfish-Acanthodus,Platysomus,Amphicentrum,Pyritocephalus,Schizolepus[?];Shark Teeth-XenacanthusNo citations for Schizolepus,
Manzano MtnsBernalilloNMPennsylvanianMadera|Wild Cowfish Phanerorhynchus, Platysomus, Amphibians - Latonius,
RinconBernalilloNMNear road fork on local road 2 km N of Milepost 35 on NM25Pleistoceneplant bulbs, stems,
RinconBernalilloNM2 km NWabundant fossil corals,
SandiaBernalilloNMPennsylvanianMadera Shalefish - Acanthodes,
Sandia CrestBernalilloNMin Limestone outcropsPaleozoic Uppercrinoids, other marine fossils,
Sandia CrestBernalilloNMin road cuts in grey shales somewhere on NM14PennsylvanianMyalina, gastropods, brachiopods, bryozoa,
Sandia MtnsBernalilloNMOn crest of Mtns E of Albuquerque inPennsylvanianbrachiopods, crinoids, bryozoa,
Sandia MtnsBernalilloNMOn NM44 to crest of Mtns inPennsylvanianbrachiopods, crinoids, bryozoa,
Sandia MtnsBernalilloNMOn NM536 to crest of Mtns inPennsylvanianbrachiopods, crinoids, bryozoa,
Sandia MtnsBernalilloNMOn NM10 8 km S of I40 junction in Tijeras CanyonPennsylvanianfaunas - brachiopods, trilobites, bryozoa,
Sandia Ski AreaBernalilloNMon NM44 400 meters SE of the ski area in brown shale in road cut on S side of roadPennsylvaniangood bryozoa,
RoswellChavesNMalong US380 and I70 to HondoPermianPermian faunas,
CimarronColfaxNM6 km N in canyon of Turkey CreekCretaceousPierreammonites,
San Francisco PassColfaxNMat Colorado lineTellina, Scitula[?], Panopaca[?], plantsNo citations for 'Scitula' 050607. Very likely, it is the species portion of 'Tellina scitula' a valid species. 'Panopaca' may be a legitimate genus but 'Panopea' is more likely.,
SpringerColfaxNMS on US85CretaceousGreenhornabundant shark teeth,
Ute ParkColfaxNMin canyon of Cimarron RiverCretaceousPierreinvertebrates,
ClovisCurryNMtoward Portales for 15+km in sand blowoutsPleistocenelarge vertebrates,
Las CrucesDona AnaNMIn McSilla BasinPleistocene (Irvington)Camp Ricebird bones,
Radium SpringsDona AnaNM16 km WPetrified Wood,
Radium SpringsDona AnaNMPetrified Wood at Marble Mine (Fee in 1970s),
Robledo MtnDona AnaNMin nearby canyonPermianAboabundant vertebrate and invertebrate trackways (no collecting)Robledo Mtn and the Robeldo Range are at roughly 32.4048N, 106.9000W. West of Leasburg. Unable to locate more precisely32.4048N, 106.9000W. Approximate
Sand Hill WashDona Ana?NMCamel ForkMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuqueturtles-Geochelone,
LovingEddyNM11km SE SE1/4SE1/4SE1/4S33T23SR29EPliocene-PleistoceneGatunaFossil fish-Dorosoma (one single specimen),
Guadeloupe MtnsEddy?NMIn thick reef limestones along top of RidgePermianCapitanfossilsOriginal says 'El Capitan' formation -- probably is no such formation distinct from the Capitan formation,
BuckhornGrantNMPleistoceneGilabird bones,
Santa RitaGrantNM25 km E on NM 90Devoniansilicified brachiopods,
Santa RitaGrantNM22 km E in road cuts and slopes adjacent to hwy 90, silicified Silurian brachiopods in shales?,
Santa RitaGrantNM22 km E in road cuts and slopes adjacent to hwy 90, silicified Devonianfossils in shales,
Warm SpringsGrant?NMJurassicTodlito Limestonefish-Todiltia,
[?]GuadalupeNMJurassicTodlitoFish Pholidophorus, Leptolepis,
Bull CanyonGuadalupeNMTriassicBull Canyondinosaur teeth-Pseudotriconodon,
Hot Springs CanyonGuadalupeNMpossibly Bull Canyon (S30-31R26ET9N) as well/insteadJurassicTodlito Limestonefish-Occithrissops,Todiltia,
Luciano MesaGuadalupeNMTriassicBull Canyondinosaur-Lucianosaurus,
Santa RosaGuadalupeNM48km EJurassicTodlito Limestonefish-Hulettia,Todiltia,
[?]LeaNMarea deposits in sand dune regionPleistocenemammoth, horse, sloth,
CapitanLincolnNMon S branch of Oso Creek in dark gray, fissile marine shaleCretaceous UpperMesaverdeabundant large gastropods - Volutoderma, Cardium, Baculites;Inoceramus,
CapitanLincolnNMon Oso Creek e1/2s6t21sr141E in shaleCretaceousgastropods, ammonites, Baculites,
DemingLunaNMGastropod Omphalotrochus,
Fort WingateMcKinleyNM3.2km STriassicChinlevertebrate scales-Chinlea,
GallupMcKinleyNMBryozoa Membranipora,
San AntonioMoraNMon Highway 380 E to Carrizozo and around CarthagePermianammonites, Scaphopods, bivalves,
[?]OteroNM6 km E of US54/70 on NM82 in bioherms in roadcutsPennsylvanianfusulinids, algae, brachiopods, corals,
AlamagordoOteroNMAt Mountain Pass on Hwy 82PermianAbopelecypods, brachiopods, corals,
AlamagordoOteroNM8 km E in road cut on US82PermianHuecocorals, brachiopods, gastropods, fusulinids, pelecypods, cephalopods, bryozoa, trilobites,
AlamagordoOteroNME in Alamo Canyon in Sacramento MtnsMississippianLake ValleyTaonurus,
AlamagordoOteroNM1 km N from NMSU campus in AlamagordoMississippianLake Valleywell preserved crinoids, brachiopods,
AlamagordoOteroNMIn bioherms in Sacramento MtnsMississippianLake Valleywell preserved crinoids, brachiopods, corals, natilids, a few trilobites,
AlamagordoOteroNME and SE on slopes of Sacramento MtnsOrdovician-Carboniferousbrachiopods,
AlamagordoOteroNMAt Milepost 5 on US 82 E of AlamagordoPermianBrachiopods - Chonetes, pelecypods -,
AlamagordoOteroNMAt Milepost 7 on US 82 E of AlamagordoPermianFusulinids-Schwagerina,
CloudcroftOteroNMIn limestonesPennsylvanian-PermianNautiloids, brachiopods,
Dry CanyonOteroNMIn roadside exposuresMississippianHolderBioherm faunas,
Dry CanyonOteroNMIn area bioherm outcropsMississippianCryptozoon, Anchicodium,
High RollsOteroNMnear junction of NM83 and La Luz rd 600 meters N in Limestone outcropPennsylvanianMiddle Missourianfusulinids (Triticites),
Muleshoe CanyonOteroNMIn large biohermsMississippianCryptozoon, Anchicodium,
OrograndeOteroNM6 km N on NM54 in hills along roadabundant brachiopods, gastropods, cephalopods,
Sacramento MtnsOteroNMAt Muleshoe Mound 100 Meters biohermCarboniferousfossils,
San Andreas CanyonOteroNMIn large biohermsMississippianCryptozoon, Anchicodium,
Barranca CreekQuayNMTriassicBull CanyonReptile footprints-Barrancapus,
Merrill RanchQuayNMIn Limestone at base of MorrisonJurassicMorrisonfish-Hulettia,Todiltia,
Revuleto CreekQuayNMTriassicBull CanyonCoelacanth fish-Quayia,dinosaur-Revueltosaurus,
San JonQuayNMat 'Shark Hill' in Triassic outcropTriassicVery abundant phytosaur teeth.,
TucumcariQuayNMTriassicChinlereptiles-Coelophysis?,Typothorax,
TucumcariQuayNMin area exposures above Permian redbedsCretaceous LowerExogyra, Ostrea, etc,
TucumcariQuayNMin area exposures of red shalesPermianvertebrates,
[?]Rio ArribaNM600m W of O'Keefe House on small hillTriassicChinlevertebrate-bonesMay be a reference to Georgia O'Keefe house in Abiquiu, NM,
AbiquiuRio ArribaNMAt Cross Quarry on NE side of Orphan Mesa 2.5km SE of Ghost RanchTriassicChinlevertebrates-Coelophysis,
AbiquiuRio ArribaNMIn El Cobre CanyonPermianCutlervertebrates-Diadectes,Eryops,
AbiquiuRio ArribaNMarea exposuresMioceneTesuquevertebrates-Dipoides,
AbiquiuRio ArribaNMAt Conical Hill QuarryMiocene (Clarendon)|Miocene (Barstow)Tesuquemammals-Aelurodon,Aepycamelus,Aphelops,Cormohipparion,Dipoides,Homolabis,Mylagaulus,Pliohippus,Procamelus,Tomarctus;turtles-Geochelone,Gopherus,
AbiquiuRio ArribaNMRio del OsoMioceneTesuquemammals-Aelurodon,
Aelurodon WashRio ArribaNMMioceneTesuquevertebrates-Aelurodon,Tomarctus,
AlcaldeRio ArribaNMopposite AlcaldeMioceneChamitavertebrate bones,
Arroyo BlancoRio ArribaNMNear Lindreth, At head, near the divide to the head of Largo and Almagre Arroyo also near middle of West rim on Dusty McDaniel RanchEoceneSan JoseReptiles-crocodile bones;Squamata-Paraglyptosaurus;Turtle fragments-Hadrianus,
Arroyo BlancoRio ArribaNME of Regina-El Vado road W of the pass of old road N of Northcutt Ranch road.EoceneSan JoseReptiles-crocodile teeth,
Arroyo BlancoRio ArribaNMS rim and S sideEoceneSan JoseCrocodile bones and teeth;Turtles-fragments,
Arroyo de AguaRio ArribaNMPermianAbovertebrates - Sphenacodon,
Arroyo de AguaRio ArribaNM1km E at Welles Quarry on Ramon Salazar Ranch on S side of Rio PuercoPermianAbovertebrates - ZatrachysUC Loc V-3528,
Arroyo de AguaRio ArribaNMPermianCutlervertebrates-Diadectes,Eryops,
Arroyo LargoRio ArribaNMarea exposures at head of canyon SW of pass to Arroyo AlmagreEoceneSan JoseReptiles:Crocodile teeth and bones,
Arroyo SecoRio ArribaNMAt head of CanyonPermianCutlervertebrates-Archeria,
Cerro de Las Minas Wash[?]Rio ArribaNMNW of El Rito CreekMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuqueturtles-GeocheloneCerro do Las Minas is a fairly common location name in Latin America, but couldn't locate a feature of that name in NM,
Chamas-El RitoRio ArribaNMMultiple sites in area?Miocene (Clarendon)|Miocene (Barstow)Tesuquemammals-Aelurodon,Ustatochoerus;turtles-Geochelone,
CoyoteRio ArribaNMin lower red beds at base of canyon wallsPermianvertebrates,
CubaRio ArribaNMS of minor EW divide between Gavilan drainage and next to S of Continental DivideEoceneSan JoseSquamata-Saniwa,
El Cobre CanyonRio ArribaNMTriassicChinlevertebrates-reptile bones,
El Rito CreekRio ArribaNMMultiple sites in area?Miocene (Clarendon)Tesuquemammals-Oxydactylus,Protolabis,
EspanolaRio ArribaNMNWMioceneChamita?turtle-Geochelone,
GallinaRio ArribaNMN in Arroyo Seco on Gallina CreekTriassicChinlevertebrates-Typothorax,
GavilanRio ArribaNMat head of drainageEoceneSan JoseSquamata-Paraglyptosaurus,
GavilanRio ArribaNMNE end in Badlands running W from Lindreth-Tapacitos road were it crosses continental divide.EoceneSan JoseSquamata-SaniwaIt is not clear that the town of Tapacitos still exists (or ever existed). There is a Tapacitos Wash in Rio Arriba County,
GavilanRio ArribaNMSE branch on N rim at mouth of drawEoceneSan JoseSquamata-Paraglyptosaurus,
GavilanRio ArribaNMNE of Stevenson Ranch, N of Gavilan Post OfficeEoceneSan JoseSquamata-Paraglyptosaurus,
Hernandez SchoolRio ArribaNM1km WNW on N side of washMioceneChamitabird bones,
Kunya Ruins Wash[?]Rio ArribaNMMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuquemammals-PromylagaulusCouldn't locate a Kunya Ruins Wash in NM,
LareoRio ArribaNM16km NW of Lindreth Wash at Leeson RanchEoceneSan JoseTurtles-fragments,
Largo CreekRio ArribaNMEoceneSan Josemammal-Pelycodus,
LindrethRio ArribaNMNEEoceneSan JoseTurtle fragments,
Long Walk WashRio ArribaNMMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuquemammals-Eucastor,
Lyden QuarryRio ArribaNMarea exposuresMioceneChamitaMammals-Aphelops,Osbornoceros,Osteoborus,SubmegatylopusLyden is apparently a well established landmark in Rio Arriba County however, the name may actually be Leyden Quarry. Probably the same location as Osbornoceros Quarry,
Meniscotherium QuarryRio ArribaNMEoceneSan JoseMammals-Hyracotherium,Meniscotherium,Paramys,
Ojo CalienteRio ArribaNMMultiple sites in area?Miocene (Clarendon)Tesuquemammals-Aelurodon,Aepycamelus,Aphelops,Cosoryx,Dipoides,Eucastor,Gomphotherium,Homolabis,Homolabis,Meryceros,Metalabis,Nothotylopus,Pliohippus,Pareucastor,Promylagaulus,Sthenictis,Tomarctus,
Ojo CalienteRio ArribaNMIn second steep walled wash S of Ojo Caliente intrusiveMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuqueturtles-Geochelone,
Ojo San JoseRio ArribaNMEoceneSan JoseMammals-Coryphodon,Didymictis,Homogalax,Hyracotherium,Meniscotherium;Reptiles-Champsosaurus;Squamata-Saniwa,
Rak Camel QuarryRio ArribaNMMioceneChamitaMammals-Dinohippus,Dipoides,Hypolagus,
Red LakeRio ArribaNMAt old Red Lake School House E of main road in Arroyo BlancoEoceneSan JoseTurtle fragments,
ReginaRio ArribaNMAt Quarry 58 and Quarry 88 -- Quarry 88 may be same site as Arroyo BlancoEoceneSan JoseMammals-Cantius,Chriacus,Diacodexis,Diacodon,Didelphodus,Didelphodus,Hyracotherium,Leptacodon,Macrocranion,Miacis,Omomys,Paramys,Peradectes,Phenacolemur,Prodiacodon,Prototomus,Scenopagus,Thryptacodon,Viverravus;Reptiles-crocodile bones and teeth;Squamata-,
ReginaRio ArribaNM1.6km N in badlands adjacent to Lindreth-Regina roadEoceneSan JoseCrocodile teeth;Turtle fragments,
ReginaRio ArribaNME of Regina-La Jara RdEoceneSan JoseCrocodile teeth and bonesMay be in Sandoval County,
ReginaRio ArribaNMTo W in reworked sediments in Largo CanyonEoceneSan Josefish-Ischyrhiza,
Round Mtn QuarryRio ArribaNM3km N of Round MountainMioceneChamitaBird bones;Mammals-Aelurodon,Bassariscus,Cosoryx,Homolabis,Procamelus,Propretanupolama,Pseudoceras[?],Ramoceros;Turtles-GeocheloneOriginal says 'Pseudocerus',
Salital[?] CreekRio ArribaNMN side of creekPermianCutlervertebrates-EryopsCan't identify a Salital Creek in Rio Arriba County,
San JuanRio ArribaNMMioceneChamitamammals-Aphelops,Astrohippus,Bassariscus,Metapidoides,Plesiogulo,
San Juan RiverRio ArribaNMCretaceousKirklanddinosaur bones,
Santa Clara CanyonRio ArribaNMMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuquemammals-Eucastor,Martinogale,Megeucastor,
Santa Clara DistrictRio ArribaNMMiocene (Clarendon)TesuqueMammals-Aelurodon,Aphelops,Bassariscus,Carpocyon,Hypohippus,Peraceras,
Santa Clara RiverRio ArribaNMMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuquemammals-Brachypsalis,
Almagre ArroyoRio Arriba?NMNear the divide to the head of Largo Creek--NW side of the divideEoceneSan JoseMammals-Homogalax,Hyracotherium;Reptiles-crocodile teeth;Turtle fragmentsOne reference says La Planta County (should be 'La Plata'),
Mesa AltaRio Arriba?NMJurassicTodlito Limestonefish-TodiltiaThere is also a Mesa Alta in McKinley County,
Ojo EscritoRio Arriba?NMS ofPaleoceneNacimientoCrocodilesOjo Escrito (Escrito Spring) appears to be in Rio Arriba County at 36.23472N 107.56472W,
PuercoRio Arriba?NMto WestPaleocene (Puercan)PuercoReptiles-Champsosaurus;Turtle scutes,
[?]San JuanNMT23NR13W-T24NR13W and T??R12W. Fossils trees, leaves coal, etc in various beds.CretaceousFruitland|Pictured CliffsFossil sites are scattered. Invertebrates - many mollusks and a few insects and vertebrates including fish and dinosaurs including juveniles and eggs have also been found. Area is protected and a permit is required for collecting.{7},
Angel PeakSan JuanNMin area badlands W of NM44Paleocenemammal bones and teeth.,
Animas RiverSan JuanNMW side of RiverPaleoceneNacimientocrocodile,
AztecSan JuanNMin arroyos and badlands to NWPaleocenemammals,
AztecSan JuanNM2 km S on Aztec-Bloomfield Rdearly mammals,
Barrel Springs ArroyoSan JuanNMnear head 4.6km E of Ojo AlamoPaleoceneNacimientocrocodiles-Allognathosuchus;Squamata;mammals-Compsemys,Peradectes,Thylacodon,
Barrel Springs ArroyoSan JuanNM19 km SE in grey claysPaleocenemammals and reptiles,
BernalilloSan JuanNMIn draws, gullies, cuts along road to AztecCretaceous Lower-PaleoceneOjo AlamoFrilled dinosaurs, ganoid fish. petrified wood, Paleocene mammals -opossums, insectivores, multituberculates, small rodents, armadillos, primates, creodonts, Condylarths,
BlancoSan JuanNM50 km W in Bisti badlands just E of Navajo reservationpetrified wood.,
BloomfieldSan JuanNMS in arroyos and badlands leading into Kutz CanyonPaleocenemammals,
Buchanan CanyonSan JuanNMS SidePaleoceneNacimientocrocodile,
Cedar HillSan JuanNM800m EPaleoceneNacimientoChampsosaurs-Champsosaurus;Turtle-Compsemys,
Chaco CanyonSan JuanNMabove massive sandstones in canyon wallsCretaceousKirtland|Fruitlandabundant shark teeth, dinosaur bones,
Chaco CanyonSan JuanNMPaleoceneNacimientoCrocodiles-Allognathosuchus;Turtles-Compsemys,
Chaco CanyonSan JuanNMPaleocene (Puercan)PuercoTurtle-Hoplochelys,
Coal CreekSan JuanNMAt head of CanyonPaleoceneNacimientocrocodiles-Allognathosuchus;mammals-Anisonchus,Castor,Choeroclaenus,Chriacus,Conacodon,Deltatherium,Ectoconus,Ellipsodon,Eoconodon,Erethizon,Loxolophus,Mimotricentes,Onychodectes,Oxyacodon,Oxyaena,Oxyclaenus,Pantolambda,Periptychus,Taeniolabis,...,
FarmingtonSan JuanNM48km SWCretaceousFruitlanddinosaur teeth,
Fossil Forest Study AreaSan JuanNMCretaceousKirtlandmammals-Alphadon,Aquiladelphis,Cimolestes,Gypsonictops,Pediomys,
Gallegos CanyonSan JuanNMPaleoceneNacimientoCrocodiles,
Huerfano PeakSan JuanNMPaleoceneNacimientoCrocodile,
Huerfano Trading PostSan JuanNMnear Barrell[?] Springs in area exposures to W of NM44PaleocenevertebratesHuerfano trading post is at 36.4039N, 107.8528W. Couldn't locate Barrell or Barrel Springs36.4039N, 107.8528W approximate
Huertano Trading PostSan JuanNMnear Barrel Springs in area exposures to W of NM44CretaceousKirtlandvertebrates, Alamosaurus, Kritosaurus, Pentaceratops, Gorgosaurus,
KimbetoSan JuanNM6.4km distant at adobe house (Old Dolan Ranch?PaleoceneNacimientoCrocodile-Allognathosuchus,
KimbetoSan JuanNMPaleocene (Puercan)PuercoCrocodiles-Eosuchia,
Kimbeto ArroyoSan JuanNM8km E of Otis at head of Arroyo--head of West branchPaleoceneNacimientoCrocodiles-Navajosuchus;Squamata;Turtles-Compsemys,
Kimbeto WashSan JuanNMW flank of washPaleoceneNacimientoRay teeth;mammal-Conacodon,Schochia,
Kutz CanyonSan JuanNMPaleoceneNacimientoCrocodiles;Mammals-Conoryctella,Anasazia,
Largo CanyonSan JuanNMPaleoceneNacimientoChampsosaurs-Champsosaurus,
Lower Hunter WashSan JuanNMCretaceousFruitland/KirtlandMammal Fossils,
Mammalon HillSan JuanNMPaleoceneNacimientoMammal Fossils,
Ojo AlamoSan JuanNM1.6km SPaleoceneOjo AlamoCrocodile vertebra,
Rio Del PuercoSan JuanNMUpper part of Rio Puerco basinPaleoceneNacimientoCrocodiles,Turtles-Plastomenus,
San Juan BasinSan JuanNMArea exposuresPaleoceneNacimientovertebrates-crocodiles, turtles, etc,
Torrejon ArroyoSan JuanNMEoceneSan JoseCrocodile-Leidyosuchus,
Torreon WashSan JuanNMW side of washPaleoceneNacimientoSquamata-Parodaxosaurus,Plesiorhineura;Crocodiles-Akanthosuchus,
TsayaSan JuanNM11.2km NECretaceousFruitlandvertebrates-dinosaur bones, Pentaceratops,
Twin Peaks HollowSan JuanNMW ofPaleoceneNacimientoCrocodiles,Turtles,
Willow WashSan JuanNMCretaceousKirtlanddinosaur-Naashoibitosaurus,
Coal Creek CanyonSan Juan?NMPaleocene (Puercan)PuercoTurtles-Conchochelys,
Edvardo(=Bitonitsoseh) ArroyoSan Juan?NMbetween Kimbeto and Escavada--4.8km E of Kimbeto on W side of ArroyoPaleoceneNacimientoCrocodile;Squamata-Xestops;mammal-Clemensodon,Eoconodon;Turtles,
Escavada ArroyoSan Juan?NMPaleoceneNacimientocrocodiles;mammal-Tricentes,
Puerco RiverSan Juan?NMW ofPaleoceneNacimientoCrocodiles,
Rio TorreonSan Juan?NMPaleoceneNacimientomammal-Mixodectes,
Torellones[?]San Juan?NMPaleoceneNacimientoCrocodilesCan't identify a geographic feature 'Torellones' in New Mexico -- a variant of Torreon? perhaps?,
Torreon ArroyoSan Juan?NMW branchPaleoceneNacimientoSquamata-Helagras,
Torreon ArroyoSan Juan?NME branchPaleoceneNacimientoSquamata-Machaerosaurus,
Tsosie ArroyoSan Juan?NMPaleoceneNacimientoMammals-Choeroclaenus,Conacodon,Hemithlaeus,Holoconus,Hyopsodus,Kimbetohia,Loxolophus,Mesodma,Mimotricentes,Oxyacodon,Oxyclaenus,Parectypodus,Peradectes,PtilodusLoc of Betonnie Tsosie Was (not of fossil exposure) is 107.923&Lat=36.0997|Holoconus seems to be a legitimate genus, not much info 061018,
Las VegasSan MiguelNMSW in road cutsPaleoceneabundant plants - Maple, poplar, dogwood, chestnut,
PecosSan MiguelNMin Dalton Canyon and at ski basinPaleozoic Uppercrinoid stems, corals, brachiopods,
PecosSan MiguelNMin road cuts along NM63 to N in Pecos River Canyonbrachiopods, trilobites, bryozoa,
Tecolote CanyonSan MiguelNMSangre de Christo MtnsMississippianArroyo PenascoSpirifer, Conularia,
Arroyo Piedre LumbreSandovalNMN side of ArroyoCretaceousMenefeeCrocodile-Brachychampsa,
CanonSandovalNM16 km N on NM485 in gray limestonesPennsylvanianbrachiopods, corals, bryozoa, crinoids,
Canyada de ZiaSandovalNMMioceneSanta FeTurtle-fragments,
Canyada de ZiaSandovalNMIN Rincon Quarry in Rincon fork of Canyada de ZiaMioceneSanta FeTurtle-Kinosternon,
Canyada Piedra ParadaSandovalNMEocene-OligoceneGalisteovertebrates-Metalabis[?]'Metalabis' is possibly a misspelling. Metalabis is an insect-an earwig,
Canyada Piedra ParadaSandovalNMAt Red Cliff ProspectMioceneSanta FeTurtle-Geochelone,
Coryphodon QuarrySandovalNMEoceneSan JoseMammals-Coryphodon,Hyracotherium,
CubaSandovalNMN ofPaleoceneNacimientoCrocodile teeth-Allognathosuchus,
CubaSandovalNMN of Garrison's RanchEoceneSan JoseCrocodile teeth,
Cuba MesaSandovalNMPaleoceneNacimientoturtles,
East Flank Torreon Wash (Lower)SandovalNMPaleocene Mammal Reference LocationPaleoceneNacimientoMammal Fossils,
Jemez SpringsSandovalNMS for 7 kmPermianvertebrates,
Jemez SpringsSandovalNMSouth and West of Battleship Rock Monument along road in Limestone outcropscrinoids, fossils,
Jemez State MonumentSandovalNMin Limestone and shale cliffs behind ruinsbrachiopods, crinoids, bryozoa replaced with red chalcedony,
La VentanaSandovalNMCretaceousMancosReptiles-IcthyosaurusOriginal says La Ventata,
Mammalon HillSandovalNMAt Tsosie WashPaleocene (Puercan)PuercoAmphibian bones;Crocodile teeth-Allognathosuchus;Squamata-Proxestops,
Penasco CanyonSandovalNMIn nw1/4 se1/4 s5tnr1e in 13m of sandy LimestonePennsylvanianMorrowSchizophoria, Millerella,
Pinos CanyonSandovalNMto T16NR1EEumetria, Linoproductus, Composita, Spirifer, Straparolus, Leptodesma, Fenestrellina, Archimedes, Endothyra, Plectogyra, numerous brachiopods - Schizophoria, Meekela, Hustedia, pelecypods, Bryozoa, trilobite pieces.,
Rio PuercoSandovalNMS side of boundary fence of the Isleta Indian Reservation in a layer with potato shaped concretionsMioceneSanta FeTurtle-Geochelone,
Rio PuercoSandovalNMin Rio Puerco ValleyCretaceousmollusks, ammonites,
San LuisSandovalNMArea BadlandsCretaceousDinosaur remains,
San YsidroSandovalNMJurassicMorrisondinosaurs-Seismosaurus,
San YsidroSandovalNM32 km N at Jemez Springs on NM4 in hills and streams behind the ruins of the Mission at Jemez State MonumentPennsylvanianfaunas,
Tsosie HillSandovalNMPaleocene (Puercan)Puercovertebrates-Squamata bones,scutes,teeth,
Tsosie HillSandovalNMPaleocene (Puercan)PuercoCrocodile teeth-Allognathosuchus;Squamata-Odaxosaurus,Proxestops-Turtles,
Warm Springs ResortSandovalNMto EEumetria, Linoproductus, Composita, Spirifer, Straparolus, Leptodesma, Fenestrellina, Archimedes, Endothyra, Pledtogyra, numerous brachiopods - Schizophoria, Meekela, Hustedia, pelecypods, Bryozoa, trilobite pieces.,
Achavica ArroyoSanta FeNM2 km NW of Grand Central Mtn in metamorphosed sandstones and shalesCretaceoussparse Ostrea, Inoceramus, Endocostea, Cyprimeria?, Trigonarca, Rostellaria, Protocardia, Baculites, Corbula, Ammonites,
Arroyo AnchoSanta FeNMMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuquevertebrates-Amphicyon,Miolabis,Pareucastor[?]Although the name is plausible there do not seem to be any citations for 'Pareucastor',
Battleship MtnSanta FeNMMioceneChamitamammals-Aelurodon,
Canyada de Las Molpas[?]Santa FeNMN Discovery Fork of the canyon--N Pojoaque Bluff areaMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuquebird bones;mammals-Phelosaccomys,Plionictis;SquamataMay be same site as 'Jacona Microfauna Quarry?'-Couldn't locate Las Molpas Canyon,
Canyada Pilares[?]Santa FeNMNorth Rio Puerco at Northern limit of Tesuque bedsMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuquebird bonesPilares Canyon is in San Juan Cy?,
CerrillosSanta FeNMIn outcrops N of town in dark calcareous shalesCretaceousOstrea, Inoceramus, Scaphites, Prionocyclus, Prionotropis, Rostellites, Acmaea, Scurria? Aucella, Beryx,
CerrillosSanta FeNMJust NE of smelter in dark calcareous shalesCretaceousOstrea, Inoceramus, Scaphites, Prionocyclus, Prionotropis, Rostellites, Acmaea, Scurria? Aucella, Beryx,
CerrillosSanta FeNMSweet RanchPetrified Wood (for fee in 1970s),
CuyamungueSanta FeNMto W Just W of main Central fault in Cuyamungue WashMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuqueturtles-Geochelone,
CuyamungueSanta FeNMEMiocene (Barstow)Tesuquemammals-Atavahippus,Peraceras,Tephrocyon,Tomarctus,
EspanolaSanta FeNM5.6km N on W Edge of Santa Cruz AreaMiocene (Clarendon)TesuqueVertebrates-Squamata,
EspanolaSanta FeNMarea exposuresMioceneTesuqueBird bones,
Espanola BasinSanta FeNMNear East CuyamungueMiocene (Hemingford)Tesuquemammals-Pseudaelurus,
First WashSanta FeNMMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuquemammals-Aelurodon,Megeucastor,Tomarctus,
Jacona GrantSanta FeNMPojoaque Bluffs. 200 yds E of San Ildefonso E boundaryMiocene (Clarendon)TesuqueSquamata,
Jacona WashSanta FeNMAt Jacona Microfauna Quarry in Jacona Wash E of Huerfano fault in middle of Jacona grantMiocene (Clarendon)|Miocene (Barstow)Tesuqueamphibians-Anura,others;bird bones;Squamata;turtles-Geochelone,
LamySanta FeNMin arroyo in gray green sandstone behind the churchabundant poorly preserved ammonites.,
MadridSanta FeNMIn area outcropsTriassicLabyrinthodont stereospondyli - Buettneria,
MadridSanta FeNM1 km E in shaley limestones and concretionsFicus,
MadridSanta FeNMIn 3 km long EW exposures of shaley sandstone in concretionsInoceramus, Placenticeras, Stantonoceras, Baculites, Ostrea, Endocostea, Arca,
NambeSanta FeNMMiocene (Hemingford)Tesuquemammals-Cynarctoides,Peraceras,
Pojoaque BluffsSanta FeNMin Bone Pocket 100m NW of the 1 M stake on the Santa Clara GrantMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuquevertebrates-Squamata,
Pojoaque BluffsSanta FeNMW side of Jacona grantMiocene (Clarendon)|Miocene (Barstow)Tesuquebird bones;mammals-Aepycamelus,Aepycamelus,Aphelops,Brachypsalis,Dipoides,Eucastor,Homolabis,Megeucastor,Mustela,Peraceras,Perognathus,Plionictis,Pseudaelurus,Pseudocyon,Pseudoparablastomeryx;Squamata;turtles,
Pojoaque BluffsSanta FeNMN ofMiocene (Clarendon)|Miocene (Barstow)Tesuquemammals;Aphelops,Homolabis,Metalabis,Peraceras,Tomarctus,
Pojoaque BluffsSanta FeNMNW ofMiocene (Clarendon)|Miocene (Barstow)Tesuqueturtles-Gopherus,
Pojoaque BluffsSanta FeNMN ofMiocene (Clarendon)Tesuquemammals;Aelurodon,Aphelops,Carpocyon,Eucastor,Meryceros,Mylagaulus,Pareucastor,Peraceras,Pliohippus,Tomarctus,
Rak WashSanta FeNMMiocene (Barstow)Tesuquemammals-Plionictis,Tomarctus,
Sacred SpringsSanta FeNMMioceneChamitavertebrate bones,
Sacred SpringsSanta FeNM1.6km N at San Ildefonso Locality No 1=Rodent PocketMiocene(Clarendon)Tesuquebird bones,mammals,turtle-Kinosternon,
San IldefonsoSanta FeNMMioceneChamitamammals-Aepycamelus,Aelurodon,Bassariscus,Eucastor,Hemicyon,Mustela,Mylagaulus,Plioceros,Tomarctus,
Santa CruzSanta FeNMArea exposuresMiocene (Clarendon)TesuqueBird bones,mammals-Aepycamelus,Aphelops,Brachypsalis,Carpocyon,Dipoides,Eucastor,Longirostromeryx,Megeucastor,Mustela,Pareucastor,Peraceras,Pliohippus,Plionictis,Procamelus,Pseudaelurus,Scalopus,Sthenictis,Untermannerix;Squamata-Gerrhonotus,Turtle-Geochel,
Santa FeSanta FeNMin small valley on Cerro Gordo Rd in limestones and shalesPennsylvanianmany fossils,
Santa FeSanta FeNMPennsylvanianvertebrate-Deltodus,
Santa Rosa MountainSanta FeNM3.5 km SW in Arroyo as road drops below mesa in shales and sandstones below lava bedsCretaceousOstrea, Protocardia, Astarte, Nucula, Solen, Lingula, Tritonium, Natica, Baculites, Helicoceras, Beryx, Arca, Cyprimeria?, Turritella, Admetopsis,
Skull RidgeSanta FeNMS of Arroyo SecoMiocene (Barstow)TesuqueTurtles-Geochelone,
Skull RidgeSanta FeNMS of Three Sisters Buttes in Middle Fork of Joe Rak WashMiocene (Hemphill)TesuqueSquamata;Turtles-Kinosternon,
Skull RidgeSanta FeNMMiocene (Barstow)TesuqueAphelops,Bassariscus,Brachypsalis,Cupidinimus,Homocamelus,Mammuthus,Miomustela,Mustela,Protolabis,Pseudaelurus,Rakomylus,
Sweet RanchSanta FeNMEocene-OligoceneGalisteovertebrates-Teleodus,
WaldoSanta FeNM5 km NW in road cutsInoceramus, Astarte, Stantonoceras, Placenticeras, Baculites,
WaldoSanta FeNM7 km WNW S of road in East dipping shales at E edge of Galisteo monoclineOstrea, Astarte, Inoceramus,
White OperationSanta FeNMArea exposures- 1.6km N, S of White Operation WashMiocene (Hemingford),Miocene (Hemphill),Miocene (Barstow)TesuqueMammals-Aepycamelus,Altochenia,Blastomeryx,Cosoryx,Homocamelus ,Meryceros,Miolabis,Protolabis,Rakomylus;Squamata-Armandisaurus;Turtles,
DerrySierraNMat S end of Caballo Mtns S1T18SR3WDevonianPerchacorals, crinoid stems, Echinocrinus, bryozoa, Chonetes, Cleiothyridina, Productus, Rhipidomella, Spirifer, Strophopleura,
Fort McRaeSierraNMCretaceousNiobraraSquamata-Tylosaurus,
HillsboroSierraNM2 km SE in Box CanyonDevonianbrachiopods, corals,
Lake ValleySierraNMWell preserved Mississippian fossils in limey siltstone E of the town.MississippianLake Valley?,
Lake ValleySierraNM1.5 km N in Lake Valley EscarpmentMississippianLake Valleyabundant fossils,
San Andreas MtnsSierraNME of Engle District 200 meters above top of red sandstonesPermianYesopelecypods - Pseudomonotis,
Truth or ConsequencesSierraNMAlong Blue MountainOrdovician LowerBat Cavestromatolites, trilobites, fragments of gastropods, cephalopods, bryozoa,
Truth or ConsequencesSierraNMAlong Mud Springs Mountains EscarpmentOrdovician LowerBat Cavestromatolites, trilobites, fragments of gastropods, cephalopods, bryozoa,
Truth or ConsequencesSierraNMAt Flat Top and Red House MountainsOrdovician LowerBat Cavestromatolites, trilobites, fragments of gastropods, cephalopods, bryozoa,
Truth or ConsequencesSierraNMAt North Red HillsOrdovician LowerBat Cavestromatolites, trilobites, fragments of gastropods, cephalopods, bryozoa,
Truth or ConsequencesSierraNMAt S End of Nakaye Mtn in Molinas CanyonOrdovician LowerBat Cavestromatolites, trilobites, fragments of gastropods, cephalopods, bryozoa,
Truth or ConsequencesSierraNMAt South Red HillsOrdovician LowerBat Cavestromatolites, trilobites, fragments of gastropods, cephalopods, bryozoa,
Truth or ConsequencesSierraNMOn W side of Caballo MtnOrdovician LowerBat Cavestromatolites, trilobites, fragments of gastropods, cephalopods, bryozoa,
Truth or ConsequencesSierraNMS and E in Caballo Mtns near Bat cave on N side of Cable CanyonOrdovician LowerBat Cavestromatolites, trilobites, fragments of gastropods, cephalopods, bryozoa,
Truth or ConsequencesSierraNMS and E in Caballo Mtns on W side of Timber Mtn in blue glauconitic LimestoneCambrianBlissDendrograptus, Linguella, Obolus, Orusia, Westonia,
Ft CraigSocorroNM80 km N of Truth or Consequences. E then S 20 km to Mile Post 1370. Petrified Wood in Mtns to East?,
Hart MineSocorroNMEoceneHart MineMammals-Leptotomus,Manteoceras,Notharctus,
Kelly mineSocorroNM5 km NE of Magdalanacrinoids, mollusks, etc,
MagdalenaSocorroNM5 km NE near Kelley MineMississippiancrinoids, mollusks, shark teeth, blastoids,
MagdalenaSocorroNM7 km N in Bear MtnsPetrified Wood -- Palm, Cycad,
Magdalena DistrictSocorroNMcrinoids, mollusks, etc,
ScholleSocorroNMIn Road cuts along US60 East of townbrachiopods, trilobites, bryozoa,
SocorroSocorroNM16 km NE, in area exposures W of Arroyo de la ParidaPermianvertebrates,
Ladron MountainsSocorro?NMin 10 meters crinoidal Limestone bedMississippianKellycrinoids, cup corals, bryozoa, many brachiopods, gastropods, shark teeth, blastoids,
Arroyo SecoTaosNMMiocene (Barstow)Tesuquevertebrates,
Ponce de Leon SpringsTaosNMS of TaosMississippianLithostrotion, Spirifer,
TaosTaosNMin NM 64 road cuts between Taos and Eagle NestPennsylvanianbrachiopods, bryozoa,
TaosTaosNMIn road cuts along US64 in Pennsylvanian shalesPennsylvanianbrachiopods, trilobites, bryozoa,
Clayton Lake State ParkUnionNMlarge dinosaur track site,
FolsomUnionNM68.2km E in Cimarron Valley at McCriston's[?] RanchTriassicDockum?vertebrates-bones,tracksCan't identify McCriston Ranch,
FolsomUnionNMPleistocenebuffalo,
Bluewater LakeValenciaNMin Limestone outcrops on S shorePermianabundant brachiopods, cephalopods, brachiopods,
Laguna ColoradoValenciaNMThis may be the same site as Arroyo AlmagreEoceneSan JoseMammals-Cantius,Coryphodon,Didymictis,Esthonyx,Hyracotherium;Reptiles-crocodile bones;Turtles-Hadrianus,
Rio PuercoValenciaNMIn area Limestone exposures throughout the valleyabundant fossils,
Colborne-NorthumberlandOrdovician MiddleTrentonBrachiopod - Opsiconidion (20),
[?]-NSMississippian lakebed and near shore deposits from Nova Scotia. Trace FossilsMississippianHorton Bluff?,
Annapolis Valley-NSTriassic-JurassicFundy GroupNon-marine fossils,
Antigonish-NSAt McAras BrookDevonian LowerKnoydartFossil fish-Pteraspis,
Arisaig-NSSilurianRoss Brook?,
Arisaig-NSSilurianStonehousetrilobite fragments,
Arisaig-NSSilurianStonehousetrilobite fragments Cape George, , NS, -- -- Wilkie Brook (Horton Group) -- Fresh water algal reef,
Arisaig-NSSilurianStonehouse|Moydarttrilobites ,
Arisaig-NSSilurianAcritarchs,
Arisaig-NSClassic Silurian section in Sea Cliffs at Provincial Park. Subset of 47 million year Paleozoic section from Arisaig Point to McAras BrookSilurianBrachiopods, bivalves, gastropods, cephalopods, trilobites, graptolites, crinoids, tentaculites,
Arisaig-NSSilurianGastropods,
Bear River-NSfossils,
Bear River-NSfossils,
Brule-NSPennsylvanian-Permiantrackways,
Brule-NShttp://www.tata.ns.ca/Brule_Fossils.htmlPennsylvanian-Permiantrackways, plants,
Cape Breton Is-NSMississippianFisset BrookPlant Fossils,
Cape Breton Is-NSCambrianTrilobites,
Cape Breton Is-NSCarboniferousGood plant fossils,
Cape Enrage-NSin sea cliff near old light housefossils,
Cape George-NSDevonianMcAras BrookIchnofossils: Beaconites,
Cape George-NSCarboniferousWilkie Brook (Horton Group)Fresh water algal reefhttp://www.gov.ns.ca/NATR/meb/tgi/SUM2001/SUM2001B.HTM,
Central Mainland Nova Scotia-NSMississippian UpperKennetcook/Herbert River Limestones (Windsor Group)Bioherms,
East Milford-NSIn a gypsum minePleistocenemastodon, beaver, frog bones, freshwater pelecypod and gastropods,
Horton Bluff-NSMississippianHorton Bluffvertebrates, trace fossils,,
Joggins-NSfrom West Ragged Reef to MinudiePennsylvanianJogginsAmphibians, bivalves, reptiles, coal, plants, tracks,
Joggins-NSin 4000 meters ofPennsylvanian-PermianJogginsPlants - Lepidodendron, Sigillaria; Early Tetrapods --Dendrerpeton,
Joggins-NSPennsylvanianAmphibians - Eosaurus, Microsaurs, Limnoscelids, Labyrinthodonts,,
Joggins-NSPennsylvanianvertebrates-Dendrerpeton,Dendryazouza,Hyperpeton,
Joggins-NSPennsylvanian-lateramphibians, etc.,
Nova Scotia-NSJurassicScots Bayfossils, dinosaur tracks,
Nova Scotia-NSCretaceousLignitic coals,
Parrsboro-NSTriassic-JurassicMcCoy BrookTrackways, reptile remains,
Pictou-NSDevonian?Fossils,
Port Hood-NSin PennsylvanianPennsylvanianvery early reptiles: Romeriscus,
S. Joggins-NSPennsylvanianplant Calamites,
Table Head-NSPennsylvanianSydney Coalfieldplants, arthropods, rarely fish,
Tatamagouche-NSfossil trackways displayed,
[?]Cape BretonNSAt Geodetic Survey Bench Mark 86N241Cambrian LowerCuslettHalkieria;Chancelloria;Eccentrotheca;Sunnaginia;Brachiopods-Micromitra,Paterina;Coleoloides;Hyolithids-Hyolithellus,Torellella,
Cap RougeCape BretonNSin Mississippian shalesMississippianHorton's Bluffpaleoniscoid fish scales,
CataloneCape BretonNSCambrian LowerFosters PointBrachiopods -- Micromitra, Obolus, Paterina (20),
Catalone RiverCape BretonNSCambrian LowerBrigustrilobites,
FlorenceCape BretonNSCanada in Pennsylvanian shalesPennsylvanianPlants - Annularia, Neuropteris,
Point EdwardCape BretonNS6.4km NW of Sydney between Point Edward and Keating CoveMississippianPoint Edwardvertebrates-Spathicephalus,
ParrsboroCumberlandNSW shore of Parrsboro Inlet. S of Whitehall Creek and 100m N of small point N of Pinky's PointPennsylvanianParrsboroamphibians-Haplolepis,tracks,
Blue BeachHantsNSMississippianHorton's BluffAcanthoid trials,
Blue BeachHantsNSAcanthoid trials?,
Grand EtangInvernessNSAlong shore to SMississippianPomquetvertebrates-Sagenodus,
Mira LandingCape BretonNS?On E side in dark shaleCambrian MiddleTrilobite-Paradoxides,
Anderson River-NTDevonianBear RockAcanthoid fish,
Anderson River-NTDevonian LowerBear Rockvertebrates-acanthoid fish,
Angus-NTRancho LaBrean Mammal faunaPleistoceneMammal bonesCited as major site for the Rancho LaBrean fauna -- haven't pinned down the location,
Avalanche Lake-NTE on tributary of Thundercloud CreekSilurianDelorme|Wenlockvertebrates-Athenaegis,
Avalanche Lake-NTMackenzie Mtnsa variety of silicified lichid trilobites http:-- --www.newparksnorth.org--fossil.htm,
Avalanche Lake-NTOrdovician UpperWhittaker33 genera of trilobites-Bumastoides,Bathyurus,Decoroproetus,Isotelus,Anataphrus,Robergiella,Ampyxina,Cryptolithus,Acanthoparypha,Ceraurinella,Cybeloides,Sceptaspis,Calyptaulax,
Axel Heiberg Is-NTImportant - possibly protected, site.EoceneUnmineralized 40 meters(?) logs, stumps leaf litter, etc.,
Bathurst Is-NTWestern part of islandDevonianBird FiordTrilobites, corals, sponges, mollusks, abundant brachiopods,
Bathurst Is-NTDevonian?Bird Fiordbrachiopods,
Bathurst Is-NTIn bioherms at Stuart BayDevonianStuart Baybryozoan - Habrostroma,
Bathurst Is-NTOrdoviciantrilobites - Pseudogygites ,
Broken Skull River-NTon Ridge to NEDevonian LowerDelormeBrachiopods - Aesopomum (20),
Burnett Quarry-NTLate Irvingtonian mammal bonesPleistoceneMammal Bones,
Cathedral Mtn-NTnear South Nahanni RiverDevonian LowerDelormeBrachiopods - Gypidula (20),
Cornwallis Is-NTDevonianBird FiordTrilobites, corals, sponges, mollusks, abundant brachiopods,
Cornwallis Is-NTOrdoviciantrilobites - Pseudogygites ,
Delorme Range-NTon EW trending RidgeDevonianDelormeBrachiopods - Atrypoidea, Didymothyris, Gracianella, Spirinella (20),
Devon Is-NTNorthwest part of IslandDevonianBird FiordTrilobites, corals, sponges, mollusks, abundant brachiopods,
Devon Is-NTon Grinnell PeninsulaDevonian?Bird Fiordbrachiopods,
Devon Is-NTfill in Haughton AstroblemeMiocenevertebrates, fish, petrified wood,
Devon Is-NTOrdoviciantrilobites - Pseudogygites ,
Divide Lake-NT19.2 km NE 800 meters E of 2212.5 meters peakBrachiopods - Atrypa (20),
Ellesmere Is-NTSW part of IslandDevonianBird FiordTrilobites, corals, sponges, mollusks, abundant brachiopods,
Ellesmere Is-NTDevonian?Bird Fiordbrachiopods,
Ellesmere Is-NTBache PeninsulaCambrian LowerPolice PostCircotheca;Hyolithes;trilobites-Olenellus,Bonniopsis;Brachiopods-Acrothele?36.198N 112.250W
Enterprise-NTDevonian UpperHay Rivercorals, Echinoids, brachiopods (Calvinaria, Spinatrypa, Cyrtospirifer), Cephalopods -- Manticoceras,
Enterprise Creek-NTDevonianmarine fossils,
Enterprise Creek-NTE of Mackenzie Hwy at junction of Creek with Hay Rivercorals, crinoids, brachiopods,
Fossil Bay-NTEllesmere Is in sandstone, shale, coalPaleocene-EoceneEureka SoundBroad flora and fauna. Coryphodon teeth, Cercidiphyllum fruits,
Grise Fiord (Ellesmere Is)-NTat airstripPleistocenemarine vertebrates (large whale skull),
Grizzly Bear Lake-NT5 km NW on W flank of MtnDevonian LowerDelormeBrachiopods - Gracianella, Ptychopleurella (20),
Grizzly Bear Lake-NT15 km S, 30 km NW of Avalanche LakeDevonian LowerDelorme|Red RoadBrachiopods - Atrypa (20),
Grizzly Bear Lake-NT20 km SSEDevonian LowerDelorme|Red RoadBrachiopods - Atrypoidea, Delthyris, Dolerorthis, Gracianella, Plicanoplites (20),
June Lake-NTSilurian UpperDelormeBrachiopods - Collarothyris, Gracianella, Notanoplia, Stegerhynchus (20),
June Lake-NTSE on E limb of Sekwi anticlineSilurian UpperDelormeBrachiopods - Conchidium (20),
Keele River-NTin thick shale exposure--possibly at a Shell Oil well site. The Mt Cap formation is noted for extremely well preserved fragments of arthropodsCambrian MiddleMt CapfossilsThe original cites the Shell Keele River in the YT. HA thinks this is probably a Shell Oil drilling site and probably on the Keele River in the NT. The Shell River or Keele Creek in the YT possible but not likely,
Lac de Gras-NTtertiary lakebed fossils and inclusions with Cretaceous through Devonian marine fossils associated with 13 kimberlite pipes at diamond mines.Devonian-TertiaryWood, fish parts and microfossils are found IN, inclusions in the pipes,
Lac de Gras-NTtertiary lakebed fossils and inclusions with Cretaceous through Devonian marine fossils associated with 13 kimberlite pipes at diamond mines.Wood, fish parts and microfossils are found in inclusions in the pipes.,
Lac des Bois-NTCretaceousGreat Bear Basinfossil fish,
Lake Hazen-NTEoceneEllesmere Is|Eureka Soundcoal, plant leaves.,
Mackenzie Mtns-NTEdiacaran and Cambrian faunas in thick sedimentary sequenceNeoproterozoic-Cambrian?,
Natala River-NTon EW trending Ridge NNW of riverDevonian LowerDelormeBrachiopods - Acanthocrania, Aesopomum, Ambocoelia, Ancillotoechia, Athyrhynchus, Atrypa, Atrypina, Biconostrophia, Brachyprion, Callispirifer, Carinagypa, Chonetes, Clorinda, Clorindina, Cortezorthis, Craniops, Cryptatrypa, Cymostrophia, Cymostrophia, ..,
North Kent Is-NTDevonianBird FiordTrilobites, corals, sponges, mollusks, abundant brachiopods,
North Nahanni River-NTDevonian LowerDelormeBrachiopods - Hebetoechia (20),
Resolute-NTin Silurian LimestonesSilurianPlacoderms, Brachiopods, Trilobites,
Sekwi Brook-NTMacKenzie Mtns-Ediacaran fossils from a number of formationsWindermeria, Hiemalora, Cyclomedusa,
Trench Lake-NT6.4 km W on E flank of Whittaker AnticlineDevonian LowerDelormebrachiopods - Atrypa (20),
Trench Lake-NTin stream valleys and ridges on E flank of anticline 6.4 km WDevonian LowerDelormeBrachiopods -Ancillotoechia, Mesodouvillina (20),
Victoria Island-NTPrecambrian800 million year old acritarchs (bacteria--dinoflagellates?),
Yellowknife-NTNearby Pre-Cambrianstromatolites,
Borden Peninsula-NT?Pre-Cambrian reefs,
[?][?]NVUndisclosed site in 'Southern Nevada', but sites may not be all that hard to find as Cretaceous continental deposits are not widespread in NevadaCretaceousTurtles, Dinosaur teeth and bones,
[?][?]NV48 km S of US50; 80 km SW of Austin; 110 km N of Tonopah, 64 km E of Gabbsgood mollusks and ammonites,
Hot Springs Mtns[?]NVChloropagus 39-42n 118-57WMiocene Middle22 species of plants,
Northeast Nevada[?]NVEoceneCopper BasinFossil Plants,
Buffalo CanyonChurchillNVMiocene Middleplants,
Clan Alpine MtnsChurchillNVMiddlegate Fauna 39-17n 118.2WMiocene Middle43 species of plants,
FallonChurchillNVsomewhere in region in diatomaceous lakebed deposits - Pyramid Fauna http://goldpoint.topcities.com/dc/fallon11.htmlMiocene MiddlePyramidplants ,
FallonChurchillNVFallon Fauna 39-20n 118-34WMiocene Middle22 species of plants,
Middlegate HillsChurchillNVMiocene MiddleMiddlegateSeeds - Red Fir, leaves - Tanoak, live oak, Willow,
Soda LakeChurchillNV11 km N of US 50 on lake road in area Limestone outcropsreeds and seaweeds,
New PassChurchill?NVTriassicvertebra,
Charleston ParkClarkNVNW of Las Vegas at Griffiths Camp - along trail 2 to 10 kmabundant corals - Zaphrentis?,
North Las VegasClarkNV10.4 km E along W front of Frenchman MtCambrian LowerTrilobites,
North Las VegasClarkNV10.4 km E along W front of Frenchman MtOrdovicianTrilobites,
OvertonClarkNVAt Mormon Mesa which is accessible from Mormon Mesa Rd near the Airportinvertebrate fossils,
Sheep MtnsClarkNVs5t26sr60eCambrian LowerTapeatsTrilobites, Brachiopods{2},
[?]ElkoNV2 km S of Coal Canyon mine on a Ridge at 2300mPermianinvertebrates,
Copper BasinElkoNVEocene UpperDead Horse Tuffleaves - Alder,
Crittenden SpringsElkoNVTriassic LowerAmmonites - Meekoceras many other genera,
DeethElkoNVon isolated hill in s10t38nr59e in cherty shaleCambrian [Ordovician?]Dicranograptus, Diplograptus, Climacograptus,
ElkoElkoNVAt Lake QuarryTertiaryCarlinmammals-Moropus,
Jarbridge JunctionElkoNV18.4km S then 1 km W in silicified ashy shales (Jarbridge Junction is roughly 110 km NNE of Elko 87.8km N on NV225 then 45.3km E on side road)Eoceneleaves, twigs, seeds (42 species).,
Long ValleyElkoNVTriassic LowerThaynesAmmonites,
MontelloElkoNVat Immigrant Canyon about 12 km beyond Montello Spring turnoff in gray limestonesPermianGersterabundant, well preserved brachiopods,
MontelloElkoNVAt Long Valley a few km from Crittenden Reservoir. Abundant well preserved ammonitesTriassicThaynesJuvenites, Owenites, Parannanites, Pseudosageceras, Meekoceras, Flemingites, Wyomingites. A total of 23 species,
Pinyon RangeElkoNVIn southern part of range on the North edge of Union Mtn in S20T27NR53E -- silicified fossils in dolomite(?)DevonianTelegraph Canyonbrachiopods,bryozoa,etc,
Snake RangeElkoNVon old US6 11 km S of Robinson Ranch 4 km W of graded road inOrdovician UpperTank Hill LimestoneLeperditia, Barrandia, sponges - Pseudomera, Brachiopods,
Alkali FlatEsmeraldaNV1.6 km NNE Montezuma Peakse1/4s3t3sr41eCambrianHarklessBonnia, Olenellus,
Alkali FlatEsmeraldaNV1.6 km W of Alkali spring S27t1sr41eCambrianHarklessOgygopsis,
Alkali FlatEsmeraldaNVWest Side of Montezuma Peak ne1/4s22t2sr41eCambrianPoletaNevadella, Fremontia, Laudonia,
Alkali FlatEsmeraldaNVE side of Clayton Ridge s30t2sr41eCambrianPoletaOlenellus,
Alkali SpringsEsmeraldaNV80 meters below top of FormationCambrian LowerHarklessOgygopsis {2},
CandelariaEsmeraldaNVOn S side of Candelaria hills in sandstone memberPermianDiabloPunctospirifer, Neospirifer, Linoproductus,
Clayton RidgeEsmeraldaNVClayton Ridge about 13km E slightly S of Silverpeak s1t3sr40eCambrianEmigrantRichardsonella, Drumaspis, Homagnostus, Idahoia, Pseudagnostus,
Clayton RidgeEsmeraldaNVOn Clayton Ridge about 6.4 km S of Silverpeak-Tonopah Rd s30t2sr41e and S31 as wellCambrianMule SpringBristolia, Fremontia, Bonnia, Olenellus,
CoaldaleEsmeraldaNVEsmeralda Fauna 38n 117-46WMiocene Middleplant fossils,
Emigrant PassEsmeraldaNV3.2 km SSE Emigrant Pass ne1/4s33t1nr37eCambrianEmigrant17 genera of Upper Cambrian Trilobites,
Emigrant PassEsmeraldaNV3.2 km SSE Emigrant Pass s33t1nr37eCambrianEmigrantEuptychaspis, Eurekia,
Emigrant PassEsmeraldaNVW end of Red Mtn near Emigrant Pass Nw1/4s10t1sr37eCambrianHarklessOlenellus,
Emigrant PassEsmeraldaNVSW side of Emigrant Pass sw1/4s29t1nr37eOrdovicianPalmettoDicranograptus, Climacograptus,
General Thomas HillsEsmeraldaNVE of Paymaster Canyon roughly 11.3 km SE of Lone Mountain SW corners 7t1nr41eCambrianHarklessOlenellus,
General Thomas HillsEsmeraldaNVGeneral Thomas Hills E of Paymaster Canyon W end of border s7t1nr41e+s18T1nr41eCambrianHarklessPaedeumias,
General Thomas HillsEsmeraldaNVSW corner of General Thomas Hills SE1/8 s13t1nr40eOrdovicianPalmettoClimacograptus, Orthograptus, Dicranograptus, Caryocaris,
General Thomas HillsEsmeraldaNVEast side of Paymaster Canyon at SW corner of General Thomas Hills s18t1nr41eOrdovicianPalmettoDicranograptus, Climacograptus,
General Thomas HillsEsmeraldaNVE side Paymaster Canyon in S part General Thomas Hills sw1/4s18t1nr41eOrdovicianPalmettoGlyptograptus,Amplexograptus,Orthograptus,
General Thomas HillsEsmeraldaNVOrdovicianPalmettoGraptolites,
Gold PointEsmeraldaNVE side of Mt Dunfee? SW1/4s2t7sr42eCambrianCampito (Montenegro)Judomia,
Gold PointEsmeraldaNV3.2 km S of Mt Dunfee? nw1/4 s15t7sr42eCambrianCampito (Montenegro)Judomia, brachiopod, small bivalves,
Gold PointEsmeraldaNVW side of Mt Dunfee s33t6sr42eCambrianPoletaFremontia,
Gold PointEsmeraldaNVWest side of Mt Dunfee nw1/4 s33t6sr42e 110m above base of Middle memberCambrianPoletaHolmia,
Gold PointEsmeraldaNVE side of Mt Jackson S30T5sr42e 76m above base of Middle memberCambrianPoletaLaudonia, Nevadia, Ethmophyllum,
Gold PointEsmeraldaNVW side of Mt Dunfee s33t6sr42eCambrianPoletaNevadella,
Gold PointEsmeraldaNVWest side of Mt Dunfee sw1/4s33t6sr42eCambrianPoletaOlenellid trilobite, Salterella,
Goldfield HillsEsmeraldaNVW side of Goldfield Hills 9.6 km NNW of Lida Junction sw1/3s22t4sr42eCambrianEmigrantCaryocaris, fragments of meristome chelicerates,
Goldfield HillsEsmeraldaNVW side of Goldfield Hills 9.6 km NNW of Lida Junction sw1/4s22t4sr42eCambrianEmigrantDictyonema, sponge spicules, inarticulate brachiopod,
Goldfield HillsEsmeraldaNVW side of Goldfield Hills 9.6km NNW of Lida Junction sw1/4 s22t4sr42eCambrianEmigrantDictyonema, trilobites,
Goldfield HillsEsmeraldaNVS end of Goldfield Hills E side about 8 km WNW Lida Junction, sw1/4s33t4sr42e near base of FormationCambrianEmigrantOryctocephalus?, Alokistocare, Syspacephalus, Hyolithes,
Goldfield HillsEsmeraldaNVs4t5sr42e near base of Formation just above Mule Spring FormationCambrian MiddleEmigrantHyolithes, Oryctocephalus, Alokistocare, Syspacephalus,
Goldfield HillsEsmeraldaNVW side of SW corner of Goldfield Hills se1/4 s33t4sr42e 9-13m below top of FormationCambrianHarklessPaedeumias,
Goldfield HillsEsmeraldaNVGoldfield Hills 3.2 km W of US95 nw1/4s2t4sr42eCambrianHarklessPaedeumias, Crassifimbra, Archeocyathids,
Goldfield HillsEsmeraldaNVs4t5sr42e near base of Formation just below Mule Spring FormationCambrian LowerHarklessOlenellus cephalons and a few complete specimens.,
GoldPointEsmeraldaNV8 km ENE Gold Point SW corners s22t6sr42e upper part of FormationCambrianHarklessBonnia, Oryctocephalus, Athabaskia, Olenellids,
Grapevine CanyonEsmeraldaNVin shales and in a pebbly conglomerate S side of canyon 500 meters E of California lineMississippianPosidonia, Goniatites, Dictyoclostus, Composita, crinoid columnals,
Grapevine MtnsEsmeraldaNV500 meters NNW of SE corner of Esmeralda CountyOrdovicianPogonipBrachiopods-Orthidiella,
Grapevine MtnsEsmeraldaNV6 km NW of Nye County line 500 meters from California LineOrdovicianPogonipTrilobites, Ampyx, Lachnostoma, Agnostids, brachiopods,
Miller MtnEsmeraldaNVOn S flank of Miller Mtn 2 km N or US6 near Mineral County line in hornfels below and interbedded with marbleOrdovicianCampito|PoletaTrilobites, Nevadella, etc,
Monte Cristo RangeEsmeraldaNVS21T3nr37e in SW part of Monte Cristo Range 9.6 km N 15deg E of Coaldale JctPermianDiabloPermian Faunas -- brachiopods, corals.,
Montezuma PeakEsmeraldaNV8 km S of Alkali Flat SW1/4s26t2sr41eCambrianCampito (Montenegro)Holmia,
Montezuma PeakEsmeraldaNV6.4 km ENE Montezuma Peak ne1/4s35t2sr42eOrdovicianPalmettoBryograptus, Clonograptus,
Montezuma PeakEsmeraldaNVNE side of Montezuma Peak NW1/4s31T2sr42e 80-87m above base Middle member and 112mCambrianPoletaHolmia, Laudonia,
Montezuma PeakEsmeraldaNVNE side of Montezuma Mtn nw1/4s31t2sr42e in lower 30 meters of Middle memberCambrianPoletaNevadella,
Montezuma PeakEsmeraldaNVNE side of Montezuma Peak ne1/4s36t2sr41eCambrianPoletaNevadella,
Montezuma RangeEsmeraldaNVN side Montezuma Range about half way between Silverpeak and Gold Point s24T4sr40e near base of FormationCambrianEmigrantPtychoparid trilobites,
Montezuma RangeEsmeraldaNVMontezuma Range 11.3 km SW of Montezuma Peak se1/4s7t4sr41eCambrianHarklessOlenellus,
Montezuma RangeEsmeraldaNVSE side of Montezuma Range S20t4sr41eCambrianHarklessPaedeumias,
Montezuma RangeEsmeraldaNVSW side of Montezuma Range about 24km WNW of Gold Point On boundary between s17t4sr41e-s20t4sr41eCambrianHarklessPaedeumias,
Montezuma RangeEsmeraldaNVMontezuma Range about 16 km SSW of Montezuma Peaks25t4sr40eOrdovicianPalmettoClimacograptus,
Montezuma RangeEsmeraldaNV21 km N Gold Point s36t4sr40eOrdovicianPalmettoClimacograptus, Glyptograptus,
Montezuma RangeEsmeraldaNVW side Montezuma Range 20.8km NNW Gold Point s25t4sr40eOrdovicianPalmettoDicellograptus, Dicranograptus, Retiograptus, Glyptograptus,
Montezuma RangeEsmeraldaNV21 km N Gold Point s36t4sr40eOrdovicianPalmettoGlyptograptus, Didymograptus,
Montezuma RangeEsmeraldaNVW side Montezuma Range 9.6 km ENE Palmetto Peak s36t4sr40eOrdovicianPalmettoOrthograptus, Climacograptus, Caryocaris,
Montezuma RangeEsmeraldaNVE side Montezuma Range 22.6 km N of Gold Point sw1/4s30t4sr41eOrdovicianPalmettoOrthograptus, Glyptograptus,
Mount DunfeeEsmeraldaNVCambrianCampito?,
Mt DunfeeEsmeraldaNVPrecambrianDeep SpringAlgal masses in Middle member of Formation{2},
Mt DunfeeEsmeraldaNV6.4 km NECambrian LowerHarklessOgygopsis, other trilobites {2},
Mt DunfeeEsmeraldaNVNEs34t6sr42eCambrian LowerPoletain Middle member, trilobite scraps, Holmia;brachiopods. Abundant Archeocyathids in lower member.{2},
Mt DunfeeEsmeraldaNVPrecambrianReed DolomiteAlgal structures near Middle of Formation{2},
Mt JacksonEsmeraldaNVW side of Mt Jackson Ridge 9.6km NW of Lida Junction S28t4sr42eCambrianHarklessPaedeumias,
Mt Jackson RidgeEsmeraldaNVWSW of Lida Junction s23t5sr42eCambrianMule SpringBristolia, Paedeumias, Ptychoparia,
Mt Jackson RidgeEsmeraldaNVOn Mt Jackson Ridge 4.8 km WNW of Lida Junction sw1/4s12t5sr42eCambrianMule SpringWanneria,
Oasis DivideEsmeraldaNVN side of Oasis Divide between Silverpeak and Palmetto Ranges s8t4sr38eOrdovicianPalmettoDicranograptus, Dicellograptus, Glyptograptus,
Paymaster CanyonEsmeraldaNV3.2 km W of Paymaster Canyon in Wee Pah hills S19T1NR41ECambrianHarklessO Gilberti, Paedeumias, O fremonti,
Paymaster CanyonEsmeraldaNV1.6 km West of Paymaster Canyon S26t1nr40e 460m above base of sectionCambrianHarklessOlenellus - several species,
Paymaster CanyonEsmeraldaNVOn Paymaster Ridge at SW corner of General Thomas Hills s25t1nr40e 108m below top of FormationCambrianHarklessPaedeumias, Bonnia,
Paymaster CanyonEsmeraldaNVOn Paymaster Ridge at SW corner General Thomas Hills s25t1nr40e 75-96m below top of FormationCambrianHarklessPaedeumias, Ogygopsis, Bonnia, Acanthopsis, Ptychoparid,
Paymaster CanyonEsmeraldaNVE side Paymaster Canyon at N end Paymaster Ridge s18t1nr41eOrdovicianPalmettoClimacograptus, Glyptograptus,
Paymaster CanyonEsmeraldaNVSW corner of General Thomas Hills sw1/4s13t1nr40eOrdovicianPalmettoPhyllograptus, Tetragraptus,
Paymaster CanyonEsmeraldaNVSW corner General Thomas Hills sw1/4s30t4sr40eOrdovicianPalmettopoorly preserved Cardiograptus, Glyptograptus, Isograptus,
Paymaster RidgeEsmeraldaNVW side Paymaster Ridge E of twin springs SE1/4 s36t1sr40eCambrianCampito (Montenegro)Holmia,
Paymaster RidgeEsmeraldaNVOn E side of Paymaster Ridge 9.6km N of Silverpeak-Tonopah Rd s1T1sr40eCambrianMule SpringAntagmus, Fremontia, Scenella,
SilverpeakEsmeraldaNVIn the Wee Pah Hills About 10 km East of Silverpeak, NVCambrianCampito?,
SilverpeakEsmeraldaNV8 km E on NW side of Angel Island NW2/4se16T2Sr40ECambrianCampito (Montenegro)Holmia,
SilverpeakEsmeraldaNVSW1/4 s26t2sr41eCambrianCampito (Montenegro)Holmia,
SilverpeakEsmeraldaNV9.6 km NNW on S side of Red Mtn N Central part of S34T1SR38ECambrianCampito (Montenegro)Holmia, Nevadia,
SilverpeakEsmeraldaNVN side of Red Mtn S22T1SR38ECambrianHarklessO gilberti, Paedeumias,
SilverpeakEsmeraldaNVS side of Red Mtn s10t2sr38eCambrianHarklessOlenellids, Bonnia, gastropods fragments of Paterina,
SilverpeakEsmeraldaNVSW side of Red Mountain 9.6 km W of Silverpeak s10t2sr38eCambrianHarklessOlenellus,
SilverpeakEsmeraldaNVabout 6.4 km E of Red Mountain E central s19t1sr38e 33m below top of FormationCambrianHarklessPaedeumias, Ptychoparid,
SilverpeakEsmeraldaNVW side of Goat Island s13t2sr39eCambrianPoletaJudomia, Olenellus,
Silverpeak MtnsEsmeraldaNVW side of Silverpeak range NW of Red Mtn sw1/4s9t1sr37eCambrianPoletaJudomia, Laudonia,
Silverpeak RangeEsmeraldaNVW side Silverpeak Range about 12.9 km S of Coaldale Junction s29t1nr37e in Limestone and chert memberCambrianEmigrantMolaria or Emeraldella,
Silverpeak RangeEsmeraldaNVW side Silverpeak Range about 12.9 km S of Coaldale Junction s28t1nr37e in Limestone and chert memberCambrianEmigrantseveral genera of brachiopods, Chancelloria spines, dorypygid trilobite,
Silverpeak RangeEsmeraldaNVN end Silverpeak Range 6.4 km SSW Coaldale Junction s36t2nr36eOrdovicianPalmettoClimacograptus,
Silverpeak RangeEsmeraldaNVW Side Silverpeak Range about 9.6 km N of Oasis, CA, sw1/4s17t4sr36eOrdovicianPalmettoGlossograptus. Dicellograptus, Glyptograptus, Climacograptus,
Silverpeak RangeEsmeraldaNVW side Emigrant Peak s3t1nr36eOrdovicianPalmettoGlyptograptus, Diplograptus, Climacograptus, Dicellograptus,
Silverpeak RangeEsmeraldaNVSilverpeak Mtns about 6.4 km NNW of Oasis Divide se1/4s7t4sr38eOrdovicianPalmettoOrthograptus, Glyptograptus, Diplograptus,
Split MountainEsmeraldaNVMiddle-Lower Cambrian boundaryCambrianEmigrantfossils ,
Volcanic HillsEsmeraldaNVAround 13 km W of Coaldale Junction in Volcanic Hills 3.2 km S of US6 and 4.8 km W of NV 3A se1/4s35t2nr35eCambrianHarklessPaedeumias,
Wee Pah HillsEsmeraldaNVs25t1nr40e, in siltstones 60-70 meters below the Mule Spring Limestone.CambrianHarklessPartial-complete specimens of Olenellus, Ogygopsis, Bonnia, Acanthopsis, Ptychoparid trilobites as well as pyrite cubes.{2},
Wee Pah HillsEsmeraldaNVs25t1nr40E near base of siltstone unitCambrian LowerHarklessTrilobite fragments -- Olenellus{2},
Wee Pah HillsEsmeraldaNVs25t1nr40E about 250 meters above base of siltstone unitCambrian LowerHarklessTrilobite fragments{2},
Wee Pah HillsEsmeraldaNVs3t1sr40e 156m above base Middle memberCambrianPoletaHolmia,
Wee Pah HillsEsmeraldaNVs3t1sr40e in shales and limestones above Limestone lower memberCambrian LowerPoletaTrilobite fragments, Holmia; Salterella, Hyolithes{2},
Atrypa PeakEurekaNVIn cherty shaleDevonian LowerStromatopora, Favosites, Pachyphyllum, Zaphrentis, Lingula, Orthis, Chonetes, Stropheodonta, Productus, Spirifer,
Brush PeakEurekaNVIn cherty shaleDevonian LowerStromatopora, Favosites, Pachyphyllum, Zaphrentis, Lingula, Orthis, Chonetes, Stropheodonta, Productus, Spirifer,
CarlinEurekaNVMioceneHemphillBird bones,
Combs MountainEurekaNVIn cherty shaleDevonian LowerStromatopora, Favosites, Pachyphyllum, Zaphrentis, Lingula, Orthis, Chonetes, Stropheodonta, Productus, SpiriferOriginal says 'Coombs Mountain',
EurekaEurekaNVClassic lower Middle and Cambrian Upper sequence on Prospect Mountain and to the EastCambrian?,
EurekaEurekaNV70 km NW in cave rich beds above Roberts Creek in Roberts Mtn Wilderness AreaDevonianfossils,
Frenchman MountainEurekaNVIn shale 16.6km E of North Las Vegas NV.Cambrian LowerPiocheTrilobites-Olenellus, Biceratops. Trace fossils, Hyolithes.,
Gabel CanyonEurekaNVIn shale in gully in SW1/4NE1/4S19T24NR51E opposite access road turning out of main canyonDevoniansingle well preserved Protosponge,
Lone MtnEurekaNV24 km NW of Eureka Mountains between Pinon and Wahweah Ranges at W baseSilurian [Ordovician?]PogonipReceptaculites, Monticulipora, cystoids, Acrotreta, Strophomena, Modiolopsis, Helicotoma, Pleurotomaria, MurchisoniaLone Mtn appears to be NW of Eureka at 39.5991N, 116.2598W in a broad plane surrounded by mountains. The references to the Pinon and Wahweah ranges appear to be specious39.5991N, 116.2598W approximate
Lone MtnEurekaNV24 km NW of Eureka Mountains between Pinon and Wahweah[?] RangesDevonian52 speciesLone Mtn appears to be NW of Eureka at 39.5991N, 116.2598W in a broad plane surrounded by mountains. The references to the Pinon and Wahweah ranges appear to be specious39.5991N, 116.2598W approximate
New York CanyonEurekaNVat head of Canyon on long sloping ridge S of 4th of July MineOlenoides, Scenella, Agnostus, Ptychoparia,
Oxyoke CanyonEurekaNVDevonian MiddleNevadaBrachiopods,
Prospect PeakEurekaNVOn E side near summit in red calcareous shaleCambrianKutorgina, Ptychoparia, Olenellus, Peachella,
Prospect PeakEurekaNV2 km N in LimestoneCambrianOlenellus, Anomalocaris, Olenoides, Scenella,
Richmond MtnEurekaNVS to Fish Creek ValleyPaleozoic[?]Zaphrentis, Fenestella, Lingula, Discina, Streptorhynchus, Chonetes. Productus, Spirifera, Terebratula, Aviculopecten, Myalina, BellerophonOriginal says Cretaceous, but this assemblage is surely Paleozoic,
Secret CanyonEurekaNVIn Black Limestone above Secret Canyon ShaleCambrianOrthis,Stenotheca,Agnostus,Protypus,Ptychoparia,Olenoides,
Spring Hill RidgeEurekaNVon small hill on W slopeCretaceous50 species,
Buena Vista DistrictHumboldtNVTriassicMyacites, Corbula, Halobia,
Humboldt CityHumboldtNVat Rattlesnake PointTriassicRhynchopterus,
Humboldt Mining DistrictHumboldtNVTriassiccephalopods -- Orthoceratites, Ceratites,
McDermittHumboldtNV30 km W in regional exposures mostly N of Oregon State linepetrified woodOriginal entry was for McDermitt, CA. No such place.,
Northwest NevadaHumboldtNVlimestone boulders-lenses at Battle Mt (in Iron and Galena Canyons), and in Shoshone, Osgood, Sonoma RangesCambrian LowerValmyArcheocyathids,
Osgood MtnsHumboldtNVIn mechanically interbedded limestone lensesCambrian UpperHarmonyTrilobites,
Sierra DistrictHumboldtNVat Auld Lang Syne Mine area at Dun GlenTriassicNautilus, Mytilus, Myophoria,
Star CanyonHumboldtNVTriassicPosidonomya, Terebratula, Spirifer,
Star DistrictHumboldtNVTriassicAvicula,
Thousand CreekHumboldtNVMioceneThousand CreekMammals-Ilingoceros,Osteoborus,Sphenophalos,
Virgin ValleyHumboldtNVwood replaced with precious opal?,
[?]LincolnNValong 60 km NS outcrop in E part of countyCambrian Lower-MiddlePioche Shaleabove and below the C shale boundary with the Combined metals bed. Below the boundary --Crassifimbra, Zacanthoides, Bathynotus, Oryctocephalus, Olenellus common and often complete. Above boundary Eoptychoparia.{5},
CalienteLincolnNVHidden Valley 1.6km SW of Oak SpringsCambrianPiocheAbundant fossils,
CalienteLincolnNV2 km N in Antelope CanyonCambrianPiocheLower and Middle Cambrian fossils ,
CalienteLincolnNVin exposures of shale and Limestone 4-5lm S of Oak Springs at Hidden ValleyCambrianPiocheLower and Middle Cambrian fossils ,
CalienteLincolnNVin exposures of shale and Limestone near Oak SpringsCambrianPiocheLower and Middle Cambrian fossils ,
CalienteLincolnNV20 km W on US93 to Oak Springs Summit, W of summit to left of Grey white hill accessed by poor dirt roadCambrianPiocheOlenellid trilobite cephalons,
CalienteLincolnNVAt Antelope CanyonCambrianPiocheSome Fossils,
CalienteLincolnNVOak Springs SectionCambrianOlenellids,
Chief RangeLincolnNVat Ruin Wash (closed to collecting)Cambrian LowerPiocheabundant Olenellid trilobites ,
Comet MineLincolnNVIn bottom 7m of Comet Shale MemberCambrian LowerPiocheTrilobites-Oryctocephalites,Eokochaspis;brachiopods;hyolithids;anamalocarids;Canadaspis;Tuzoia,
Egan RangeLincolnNVPatterson PassCambrian?,
Egan RangeLincolnNVOn crest of large spur on West of range 9.6km N or Sunnyside Ranch , S of Cave Valley and N of Whipple Cave.Cambrian Upperbrachiopods and trilobites -Leperditia,
Ely Springs RangeLincolnNVOrdovician UpperTank Hill LimestoneProtopliomerops, Kirkella, Menoparia, Asaphellus, Linguella'Menoparia' was 'Memoparia' in original,
Ely Springs RangeLincolnNVat Pioche Mining District 11 km S of Robinson Ranch, 3 km W of US6Paleozoic Lowersponges, brachiopods, etc,
Golgatha HillLincolnNVGolgotha Watermill Pothole Quarry. Probably same as Channel Sands QuarryPliocenePanacamammal bones,
Groom RangeLincolnNVIn Silty layers in upper 1633 meters of Bonanza King DolomiteCambrian MiddleBonanza KingGlossopleura Zone fossils,
Groom RangeLincolnNVin Northern part of rangeCambrian LowerCarreradiverse fossils,
Groom RangeLincolnNVCambrianNephrolenellus[?], brachiopods, Hyolithes, Ptychopariids,
Highland RangeLincolnNVOn Ridge N of Lyndon Gulch on W side of RangeCambrianPiocheFossils?,
Highland RangeLincolnNVat Lyndon Gulch in good unfaulted exposureCambrianPiocheLower and Middle Cambrian fossils ,
Highland RangeLincolnNVOn W side of Highland Range 13 km N of Bennett Springs -- Walcott's Cambrian SectionCambrianCallavia, Olenellus, Crepicephalus,
Klondike GapLincolnNVIn bottom 2m of Comet Shale MemberCambrian LowerPiocheTrilobites-Eokochaspis,
Klondike GapLincolnNVvarious beds in lower 80m of Grassy Spring memberCambrian MiddlePiocheTrilobites-Albertella,Albertellina,Nyella,Panacus,Ptarmiganoides,
PanacaLincolnNV1.6km NE at Channel Sands Pocket (Aka Double Butte Quarry, Rodent Quarry, May be same locality as Golgatha Hill, and Spring Valley 10m from Limestone Corner QuarryPliocenePanacaFelis,Martinogale?,Canis,Borophagus,Bassariscus,Notiosorex,Prodipodomys,Ondatra,Repomys,Neotoma,Mimomys,Ophiomys,Hypolagus,Lepoides,Pewelagus,Nekrolagus,Perognathus,Dinohippus,Equus,Cuvieronius?,Platygonus,Megatylopus,Hemiauchenia,
PanacaLincolnNV1.6km NE at Limestone Corner Quarry 10m from Channel Sands QuarryPliocenePanacaFelis,Lepoides,Oreamnos,
PiocheLincolnNV8-10 km ECambrianPiocheEocystites, Linguella, Kutorgina, Acrothele, Orthis, Hyolithes, Olenellus. Olenoides, Crepicephalus,
PiocheLincolnNVin Pioche hills 2-3 km W of Highland Rangeland Range.CambrianPiochefossils ,
PiocheLincolnNVAlong old Panache Road S of junction of Pioche Road with US93CambrianPiocheFossils from various Members of Pioche Formation Log Cabin, Susan Duster Limestone, etc,
PiocheLincolnNVin area Limestone and shale exposures in 75 km range along west side of Bristol, Highland, Chief, Burnt Spring ranges to Lime MtnCambrianPiocheLower and Middle Cambrian fossils ,
PiocheLincolnNValong old Road to PanacaCambrian LowerPiocheOlenellus,
PiocheLincolnNVOn dump of Chisolm Mine NW of Pioche 1985CambrianFossils,
PiocheLincolnNVOn E side of Pioche Anticline 32km E of Highland Range Section 'on Road to Panache'CambrianOlenellus, Olenoides, Crepicephalus, Oryctocephalus,
PiocheLincolnNV3 km W in Half Moon Gulch - On area mine dumpsEocystites, Linguella, Kutorgina, Hyolithes, Ptychoparia. Zacanthoides, Bathyuriscus,
RachelLincolnNVIn Alamo Breccia visible from Milepost 35.4 on NV375Fish Fossils,
Spring ValleyLincolnNVProbably same as Channel Sands QuarryPliocenePanacamammal bones,
[?]LyonNVPliocenefish Gasterosteus,
Smiths ValleyLyonNVPlioceneMammals-Citellus,Pliosaccomys,Pliozapus,Peromyscus,Osteoborus,Indarctus,Pliomastodon,Pliohippus,Aphelops,Prosthennops,Pliauchenia?,Paracamelus,
YeringtonLyonNVAldrich Station Fauna 38-27n 118-34W at Aldrich HillMiocene Middle35 species of plants,
CandelariaMineralNV3 km E and extending W for 30 km in strip of bituminous shales 2 km wideTriassicCandelariaammonites-Hedenstroemia,Meekoceras,Protichnites,Gryptoceras;Gyrolepsis; Pelecypod - Clararia'Clararia' was 'Claraidia' in original,
CandelariaMineralNV3 km SE of Candelaria Mining Camp in bituminous shales 50-90 meters above base of FormationTriassicCandelariaPelecypods, Ammonites,
CandelariaMineralNVtoward NV65PermianDiabloLinoproductus, Neospirifer, Punctospirifer, Pugnoides, Chonetes,
CandelariaMineralNV10 km SWOrdoviciangraptolites - Climacograptus,
CandelariaMineralNV12 km WOrdoviciangraptolites - Climacograptus,
Dunlap CanyonMineralNVTriassic UpperLuningBrachiopods,
Gabbs Valley RangeMineralNVIn New York Canyon area interbedded shale and LimestoneTriassic-JurassicGabbs|SunriseChoristoceras, Arcestes, Pinacoceras, Sagenites, Endoceras, Coroniceras, Ammonites, Euphyllites, Psiloceras,
Gillis RangeMineralNV80 km NW of Esmeralda County Line in shale/Limestone lenses in volcanic debrisTriassicExcelsiorFossils,
HawthorneMineralNVnear Walker Lakefossils, Petrified Wood,
Ikes CanyonMineralNVOrdovician MiddleAntelope Valley LimestoneBrachiopods,
LuningMineralNV20 km SE in area outcropsTriassicLuningPelecypod -Alectryonia, Myophporia; many types of corals; Spiriferina, Terebratula, ammonites - Guembelites[?], Carnites, Klamathites, Juvavites, Tropites, Styrites,
Miller MtnMineralNVon slopesOrdoviciangraptolites,
MinaMineralNVroad to Mina Landfill 3.5 km W of US95 then Right up Dunlap Canyon for 5 km to forkTriassicLuningcorals and brachiopods.,
Stewart ValleyMineralNVMiocene MiddleSavage CanyonFlies,
Stewart ValleyMineralNVStewart Spring Fauna 38-36n 117-59WMiocene Middle43 species of plants,
Cedar MtnMineral?NVFingerRock Fauna 38-37n 117-58WMiocene Middle22 species of plants,
BeattyNyeNVE in a calcareous bioherm 300 meters long and almost 100 meters thick along Ridge lineOrdovicianAntelope Valley Limestonediverse, well preserved silicified fossils,
BeattyNyeNVEast on Meiklejohn Peak on the west side of Bare Mountain. An Ordovician reef depositOrdovicianwith articulate brachiopods and many genera of trilobites,
BeattyNyeNV10 km NWtrilobites, brachiopods,
Copenhagen CanyonNyeNVRegional outcrops on Martin Ridge and in Whiterock CanyonOrdovicianAntelope Valley LimestoneDiverse fossils in brown limestone interbedded with shale,
FallonNyeNVin shale outcrops in wash in Dead Camel RangeMioceneDesert Peak22 species of plants,
Ickes CanyonNyeNVsilicified fossils on N side near mouth of canyonOrdovicianAntelope Valley Limestonebrachiopods, trilobites, sponges, ostracods, conodonts, bryozoa, pelecypods, cephalopods and gastropods.,
IoneNyeNV9 km S along Tonopah Road and E 5 km through Berlin to Ichthyosaur State Park in West Union CanyonJurassicIchthyosaurs (complete) ammonites, Cardita, gastropods, belemnites, plesiosaur bones, fish fragments,
JohnnieNyeNVin Montgomery MtnsNeoproterozoicStirling/Wood CanyonA few Ediacaran fossils - Cloudina, Nimbia,
Monitor RangeNyeNVOn E side of range at Whiterock Narrows in Copenhagen Canyon in shales and limestones below overthrust dark Devonian shalesOrdovicianNinemile|Antelope ValleyConodonts, brachiopods, trilobites,
PahrumpNyeNV16 km N on NV160 in outcrop on W side of HwyMississippianMonte Cristocorals, bryozoa, brachiopods, crinoid fragments.,
TonopahNyeNVMiocene?Siebert TuffMammals-Tomarctus,
Toquima RangeNyeNVIn On N side of Ikes Canyon up and across Copper Mtn about 1 km W of canyon MouthOrdovician MiddleAntelope Valley LimestoneSponges, brachiopods, Rhombiferan cystoids.,
New Pass MtnsNye?NVAt South CanyonTriassicAmmonites-Protrachyceras, Trachyceras, others,
Shoshone MountainsNye?NV49km S of Eastgate, 80km SW of Austin via NV21, 113km N of Tonopah, 64km E of GabbsTriassicbrachiopods and ammonites.,
Buffalo HillPershingNVcephalopods,
LovelockPershingNVTriassic Middleammonites,
Coal CanyonPershing?NVEast side of CanyonDevonian LowerUpper Windmill LimestoneBrachiopods, Thliborhynchia (20),
Virginia CityStoreyNVChalk Hills Fauna 39-23n 119-33WMiocene Upper28 species of plants,
49 CampWashoeNVUpper Cedarville Fauna 41-36n 119-56WMiocene Middle43 species of plants,
Gillam SpringWashoeNVPurple MountainMioceneChloropagusgood plant fossils,
Gillam SpringWashoeNVGillam Spring Fauna 40-30n 118-57WMiocene Middle83 species of plants,
Pyramid LakeWashoeNVIn white diatomaceous shaleMiocene MiddlePyramidPyramid flora - 41 species from 15.6 Ma. birch, alder, cottonwood, willow, maple, fir, spruce, Douglas fir, pine.,
Truckee River CanyonWashoeNVMiocene MiddleChloropagus -- Seeds - Spruce, leaves - Cedar,
VerdiWashoeNVin lakebed diatomite near Lawton, NVMiocene-PlioceneHunter Creek Sandstoneplant leaves,
VerdiWashoeNVVerdi Fauna 39-31N 119-58WPliocene Lower19 species of plants ,
WadsworthWashoeNVPurple Mtn Fauna 38-35n 119-4WMiocene Middle36 species of plants,
Adams HillWhite PineNVNESilurian [Ordovician?]PogonipLinguelepsis, Obolella, Acrotreta, Leptaena, Triplesia, Hyolithes, Asaphus, Agnostus, Ptychoparia, Illaenurus,
Black Rock CanyonWhite PineNV24 km S of White Pine Mining District at head of canyonOrdovician?Pogoniptrilobites, Receptaculites,
Cathedral CanyonWhite PineNVDevonian Middle-UpperNevada LimestoneAlveolites, Radiastraea, Atrypa, Spongophyllum, Amphipora, Productella,
Cathedral CanyonWhite PineNV2 km S of Canyon mouth in bluish limestonesMississippian LowerLeptaena, Chonetes, Schuchertella, Reticulariina, Orthothetes, Productina, echinoid plates,
Cathedral CanyonWhite PineNVbelow Canyon in black limestonesMississippian LowerSpirifer, Linoproductus, Aviculopecten,
Coal CanyonWhite PineNVW of Roberts MtnsDevonianSeveral varieties of brachiopods,
Copenhagen CanyonWhite PineNVW of Roberts Mtns?DevonianSeveral varieties of brachiopods,
EberhardtWhite PineNV5 km S near base of FormationPennsylvanianElySpirifer, Composita, Cleiothyridina, Reticulariina, Eumetria, Dictyoclostus,
EberhardtWhite PineNV2 km S in black limestonesMississippian MiddleSpirifer, Linoproductus, Aviculopecten,
EberhardtWhite PineNVbelow Canyon near black limestonesMooreoceras, Cravenoceras, Epicanites, Dimorphoceras,
ElyWhite PineNVN in limestones and shalesCambrianDunderberg[?]Trilobites-Aphelaspis,
ElyWhite PineNVN in limestonesCambrian UpperDunderbergTrilobitesOriginal says 'Raitt Limestone',
Frazier CreekWhite PineNVIn basal part of 160m Nevada Limestone outcrop on N side of Roberts MtnsDevonianNevadafossils,
Hamburg RidgeWhite PineNVELingula, Lingulepis, Discina, Acrotreta, Schizambon, Obolella, Orthis, Triplesia, Tellinomya, Dikelocephalus, Ptychoparia, Amphion],
Jackson MineWhite PineNVIn area Limestone outcrops to EastSilurianLinguelepsis, Lingula, Obolella, Acrotreta, Leptaena, Agnostus, Ptychoparia, Arethusina,
McCoy's RidgeWhite PineNVIn area outcrops in LimestoneSilurianOrthis, Triplesia, Maclurea, Plumulites, Ceraurus, Illaenurus, Asaphus,
Mount HamiltonWhite PineNVN near top of W side of Pogonip RidgeOrdovician?PogonipEurekia, Linguella, Saukia, Irvingella, unidentified spiny tailed trilobite,
Pogonip RidgeWhite PineNVIn area Limestone outcropsSilurianLinguelepsis, Lingula, Obolella, Acrotreta, Leptaena, Agnostus, Ptychoparia, Arethusina,
Roberts MtnsWhite PineNVIn carbonate rocks?DevonianNevadaSeveral varieties of brachiopods,
Ruby HillWhite PineNVIn area outcropsSilurian [Ordovician?]Pogoniptypical fauna,
Seligman CanyonWhite PineNVCambrian UpperDunderberg Shaletrilobites-Dunderbergia,Elvinia,Pseudagnostus,Pterocephalia; Acrotreta, Irvingella, Berkeia,
Seligman CanyonWhite PineNVCambrian MiddleSecret Canyon Shalescarce well preserved trilobites,
Simpson Park RangeWhite PineNVIn carbonate rocks? in Northern part of rangeDevonianNevadaSeveral varieties of brachiopods,
Smith Creek Canyon in four cavesWhite PineNV14 km S of Crystal Ball Cave near Gandy UTPleistoceneMammal and vulture bones,
Sunnyside RanchWhite PineNV10 km N on crest of large spur W of Egan RangeBrachiopods, Trilobites,
Willow CreekWhite PineNVRoberts Mtns? E flank of creekDevonianSeveral varieties of brachiopods,
[?][?]NYat Thruway overpass over NY213? UTM Coordinates: 578.21E / 4629.7N, Rosendale quadrangleOrdovicianTippicanoebrachiopods,
Central NY[?]NYalong base of road cutsDevonianmarine fossils,
Maywood[?][?]NYIn RR cut West of Station at Maywood, NY.DevonianChemungmollusksThere are 'Maywood's in both Albany and Suffolk County, but neither is likely to have the Chemung fauna,
New York State[?]NYthroughout NY state glacial, river and lakebed deposits.Pleistocenemammal bones,
Rathburn Creek[?][?]NYWest side of West Canada Creek E of PolandOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
Shedds[?] Brook[?]NYNW of Middleville W of West Canada CreekOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunasCan't identify a Shedds Brook on USGS maps of the area,
Tug Hill Plateau[?]NYOrdovicianTrilobites-CryptolithusThe Tug Hill Plateau is a regional feature in Jefferson and several other counties,
AlbanyAlbanyNYJohn Thatcher State Park-collecting loose material reportedly toleratedabundant fossils,
ClarksvilleAlbanyNYBrachiopods -Dicoelosia,
ClarksvilleAlbanyNYbrachiopods Eatonia,
DormansvilleAlbanyNY1 km W in quarries HamiltonDevonianHamiltonmollusks as well as Spirifer, Chonetes, Tropidoleptus, Camarotoechia, Sphenotus, Glyptodesma, Bellerophon,
East and West of ClarksvilleAlbanyNYDevonianHamiltonCoral Prismodictya, Typical Hamilton--Onondaga exposures - Tentaculites, Spirifer, Stropheodonta, Megambonia, Leperditia, Chaetetes, Avicula, Orthis. Atrypina, Uncinulus, Leptaena.,
KenwoodAlbanyNYOrdovicianNormanskillGraptolites Didymograptus, Dicellograptus,
KenwoodAlbanyNYalong RR S of the Abbey.OrdovicianGraptolite beds,
KnoxAlbanyNYDevonianSchoharievertebrates-Macropetalichthys?,
New SalemAlbanyNYOn NY85 Westbound at New Scotland Hwy Dept GarageDevonianManilus|Coeymansfossils,
New SalemAlbanyNYOn NY157 about 2km N of NY85DevonianNew Scotland|Becraftfossils,
New SalemAlbanyNYOn Ketchum Rd about 2km E of NY157 near Thompsons LakeDevonianOnondagafossils-corals,
RensselaervilleAlbanyNY3.5 km NE in flagstone quarryDevonian MiddleHamiltonabundant faunas,
RensselaervilleAlbanyNY3.5 km NE in flagstone quarry?,
South BerneAlbanyNY2.4km East ofDevonianHamilton?,
South BerneAlbanyNYAt Agrippa HillDevonian?,
South BethlehemAlbanyNYIn a 'road metal' (i.e. source of small rocks for road building) quarryDevonian?,
West BerneAlbanyNY5.6km SSW of on the upper part of Brandt Hill in bluish shalesDevonianHamilton?,
AlferdAlleganyNYIn a Terra Cotta Quarry - in shalesDevonianSpirifer, Mytilarca, Schizophoria, Camarotoechia, Productella, Edmondia, Schizodus, Sphenotus, Leptodesma, Grammysia,
AlfredAlleganyNYIn quarries and stream beds.Devonian?,
AlfredAlleganyNYIn terra-cotta quarry and adjacent creek in brown-green SandstonesDevonianSpirifer, Mytilarca, Schizophoria, Camarotoechia, Productella, Euomphalus, Dictyophyton, Sanguinolites, Leptodesma, Edmondia, Schizodus, Sphenotus, Grammysia,
BelmontAlleganyNYIn shales and sandstones.DevonianSpirifer, Schizophoria, Orthothetes, Camarotoechia, Productella,
BelmontAlleganyNYCrinoid fragments,
Cuba and South CubaAlleganyNYIn area exposures.Devonian?,
BinghamtonBroomeNYIn grayish shales and in sandstonesDevonianSpirifer, Goniophora, Schizophoria, Ambocoelia, Microdoma Pterinea, RhipidomellaOriginal says 'Microdon' -- an insect,
East WindsorBroomeNYDevonianChemungPlants --Prototaxites, ThamnocladusMore likely 'Thamnocalamus'. 'Thamnocladus' is an algae,
EllicottvilleCattaraugusNY8-9.6km SW in Salamanca ConglomeratePleistocene-HoloceneSalamanca ConglomerateSpirifer, Athyris, Dalmanella, Orthothetes,
EllicottvilleCattaraugusNYin area ravines and gullies in gray sandstones and shalesDevonian?,
LeonCattaraugusNYDevonian Upper?,
Cayuga LakeCayugaNYAlong RR tracks on the E side of Cayuga Lake, NY.DevonianHamiltonFossils.,
Cayuga LakeCayugaNYat Portland Point in shalesDevonian?,
Cayuga LakeCayugaNYWest side of Cayuga Lake, NY, Good crinoids in Hamilton rocks.Devoniancrinoids,
Decker CreekCayugaNYNear Moravia, Fossils in stream banks--may be closed to collectingDevoniantrilobites,brachiopods,clams,
MoraviaCayugaNYDevonianTully LimestoneTrilobites Trimerus, Phyllocarids - Echinocaris,
Portland PointCayugaNYin shales on Cayuga LakeDevoniantrilobites (Phacops) and rare blastoids,
Salmon CreekCayugaNYOn Cayuga LakeDevonianHamiltonFossils,
SenecaCayugaNYYawgers Woods - Fayette Town Quarry, Seneca-Cayuga County, NYDevonianOriskany Sandstone|Springdale Sandstone|Centerfield Limestone?,
Union SpringsCayugaNYfossils,
Yawgers WoodsCayugaNYS of SyracuseDevonian?,
ChautauquaChautauquaNYIn quarries and streambeds around Chautauqua, Chautauqua County, NY, in grayish or greenish shales and sandstones.DevonianChemung?Spirifer, Camarotoechia, Productella, Ambocoelia, Mytilarca, Sphenotus,
East JamestownChautauquaNYIn QuarriesDevonianChemung?,
EllingtonChautauquaNYAt West Branch of Clear Creek South of the creamery at Ellington, Chautauqua County, NY, In shales and sandstones.DevonianSpirifer, Ambocoelia, Athyris, Camarotoechia, Productella, Leptodesma, Edmondia, Sphenotus,
FalconerChautauquaNYIn quarries on E flank of hill N of townDevonianChemung?,
JamestownChautauquaNYin an abandoned shale quarryDevonian UpperChadakoinPugnoides, Aviculopecten, Cyrtospirifer, Productella, Leptodesma,
JamestownChautauquaNYQuarries and ravines on Swede and English HillsDevonianChemung?,
JamesvilleChautauquaNYSilurianWilliamstowneurypterids,
JamesvilleChautauquaNYSilurianeurypterids,
ChemungChemungNYAt Chemung narrowsDevonianFossils,
ElmiraChemungNYat East HillDevonianChemung?,
[?]ChenangoNYIn N for several kilometers of Greene, Oneonta sandstones on the Highway to Smithville flats and in other exposures.Devonian MiddleOneonta?,
AftonChenangoNY1.2km S of In the gorge of Bumps Creek.Devonian?,
AftonChenangoNY1.6km S about 8 meters above the Susquehanna River on its South bank.Devonian?,
AftonChenangoNY2.6km NW at highway bridge just below the damDevonian?,
AftonChenangoNY2 km NW at highway bridge below damLeiorhynchus, Productella, Spirifer, Camarotoechia, Microdoma, Paleoneilo, Leptodesma, Lyropecten, Stropheodonta, Bellerophon, Pleurotomaria, Orthoceras.Original says 'Microdon' -- an insect,
AftonChenangoNY400 meters N in gorge of Bump's CreekSpirifer, Schizodus, other brachiopods,
BainbridgeChenangoNY1.6km NW of Bainbridge, Chenango County, NY, In ledges along highway.Devonian?,
BainbridgeChenangoNYIn a valley in the NW part ofDevonian?,
GreeneChenangoNYOn Birdsall Creek in Oneonta SandstonesDevonian MiddleOneonta?,
GreeneChenangoNY7.2km N of Greene, Chenango County, NY, In greenish shales with fish remains.Devonian?,
HarpersvilleChenangoNYBrachiopods in bank above RR bridge at Harpersville, Chenango County, NYSilurianbrachiopods,
McDonoughChenangoNYS of In greenish shales withDevonianfish remains,
OtselicChenangoNYWorm tracks, etc in sandstones 0.8 km NW of South Otselic, Chenango County, NY, In a ravine called Madison GulfDevonian?,
PitcherChenangoNYAlong Highway beside Mineral Spring Creek in Pitcher, Chenango County, NY, In shales and sandstonesDevonian?,
SmyrnaChenangoNYIn area Quarries around Smyrna and Upperville, Chenango County, NY in coarse shales.Devonian?,
Ausable ChasmClintonNYPotsdamCambrianA few Middle Cambrian trilobites and brachiopods as well as Hyolithes.,
BeekmantownClintonNYKirby Ledge north of Beekmantown, NYOrdovicianBeekmantown?,
BeekmantownClintonNYIn a very narrow strip from 1.6km South of East Beekmantown to the Saranac River in the Western part of Plattsburg.OrdovicianChazy?,
ChazyClintonNYOrdovician Chaumont Formation of Black River Group in Jones Quarry 1.6km S of Chazy.OrdovicianBlack River Limestonebrachiopods, gastropods, corals,
ChazyClintonNYIn a complex area 3.2km North to South and 9.6km East-West just South of the town of Chazy, New York ('McCullough's Sugarbush' is located in this region 0.8km South of Chazy)OrdovicianChazy?,
ChazyClintonNYIn a dolomitic reef exposure 4.8km SE of Chazy, NYOrdovicianChazy?,
ChazyClintonNYIn a RR cut N of the Depot at Chazy, NYOrdovicianChazy?,
ChazyClintonNYIn a small area about 1.6km Northeast of ChazyOrdovicianChazy?,
ChazyClintonNYAlong the Little Chazy River Northeast of Chazy, NYOrdovicianTrenton?,
ChazyClintonNY1.5 km S in quarrybrachiopods, corals,
Chazy LandingClintonNYAlong NY 191 West of Chazy Landing.OrdovicianTrenton?,
CoopersvilleClintonNYEast and North of Coopersville, New York (Not to be confused with Cooperstown in the Southern part of the state)OrdovicianChazy?,
Ingraham EskerClintonNYAlong the Ingraham Esker in NY a few km inland from Lake Champlain from Beekmantown to the Canadian borderRecent?,
Kent FallsClintonNYTheresaCambrian-OrdovicianOrdovician gastropods,
Laphams MillsClintonNYNW and S of Laphams MillsRecent?,
PlattsburgClintonNYAlong the Lake Champlain shore 3.2km South of PlattsburgOrdovicianTrenton?,
PlattsburgClintonNYIn the bed of the Saranac River near the Catherine Street BridgeOrdovicianTrenton?,
PlattsburgClintonNY3.2km North of the Saranac River mouth near PlattsburgRecent?,
PlattsburgClintonNYIn old gravel pits North of PlattsburgRecent?,
Point au RocheClintonNYshore exposures at Point au Roche and South of Valcour in Clinton County, NYOrdovicianBeekmantown?,
Sloop IslandClintonNYOrdovicianChazy?,
South PlattsburgClintonNYAlong the Salmon River near South PlattsburgRecent?,
ValcourClintonNYIn a narrow strip along the lake shore North of Valcour, New York opposite Valcour IslandOrdovicianChazy?,
Valcour IsClintonNYThe entirety of Valcour Island, New YorkOrdovicianChazy?,
Valcour IslandClintonNYRecent?,
Valcour IslandClintonNYpelecypod Promytilus;Cephalopods - Maclurites,
ClaverackColumbiaNYAt parking lot 60m N of Junction NY9H and 23B in shale and limestoneCambrian Lowertrilobites, ichnofossils, small shelly fossils,
Malden BridgeColumbiaNYIn deep road cut on County 32 2 km W inCambrian LowerOlenellus, Scenodiscus[?], Acediscus[?]No citations for 'Scenodiscus' or 'Acediscus'. These are probably Taconic terrane fossils. If so, the reported 'Olenellus' is probably some other trilobite,
Mt MerinoColumbiaNYPyritized fossils in black Taconic slatesOrdoviciangraptolites,
Rathburn BrookColumbiaNY(Cambrian-Ordovician) Closed to collecting in the 1970sCambrian?,
Stockport StationColumbiaNYIn Cambrian Middle Nassau beds along NYCR tracksCambrian MiddleNassauBaltagnostus, Bathyuriscus. Centropleura, HypagnostusOriginal mentions Judson Pt which is about 1km N of Stockport.,
Stockport StationColumbiaNYalong RR tracks at Hudson PtCambrian Middletrilobites,
CortlandCortlandNYIn Marcellus ShaleDevonianHamiltonbrachiopods Mucrospirifer,
McGrawvilleCortlandNYOn the creek at the S side of McGrawville, Cortland County, NY, and in other area exposures.Devonian?,
SolonCortlandNYAlong Trout Brook at Solon, Cortland County, NY, In sandy shalesDevonianCladochonus, Spirifer, Chonetes, Orthis, Microdoma, Liopteria, Atrypa, Leptostrophia, Tropidoleptus, Paracyclas, Modiomorpha, Nucula, ActinopteriaOriginal says 'Microdon' -- an insect,
Delaware CountyDelawareNYNE of Davenport Center 55m above the Charlotte River.DevonianHamiltonActinopteria, Chonetes, Camarotoechia, Phacops,
DelhiDelawareNYAt Delhi 8km West of Silver Lake, Delaware County, NY. Spirifer, Ptychoparia, LeptodesmaDevonianChemung?,
FranklinDelawareNYDevonianChemungvertebrates-Holonema,Onychodus,
MasonvilleDelawareNYIn stream banks along highway S of Masonville, NY, and other area exposures.DevonianChemungCamarotoechia, Goniophora, Edmondia, Actinopteria, Orbiculoidea,
[?]ErieNYDevonianMoscow Shalebrachiopods, corals, cephalopods, trilobites, corals, bivalves,
AldenErieNYarea exposuresDevonianHamilton?,
AldenErieNYW on Four Rod Rd upstream of the bridge on Cayuga CreekDevonianHamiltondiverse fossils,
AldenErieNYIn Hamilton age Leicester Pyrite-Ledyard shale between the Water Works East of Crittenden Road and Route 20. Fossils in Pyrite Nodules. Trilobites - Greenops and Phacops in the shale.DevonianLedyard?,
AldenErieNYIn Spring Creek between Alden, Crittenden road inDevonianLedyard Shaletrilobites, Pyritized brachiopods, gastropods, bivalves, Cephalopods,
AldenErieNYDevonianMoscow ShaleTrilobites Greenops,
AldenErieNYAt culvert at intersection of N Davis Rd and Conley RdDevonian?,
AldenErieNYCayuga Creek at Alden New York, upstream from the bridge on Four Rod Road. Four Rod Road crosses US20 West of Alden Center.Devonian?,
AldenErieNYAlong Spring Creek N of US20pyritized trilobites, cephalopods,
Alden and DarienErieNYDevonianHamilton?,
BayviewErieNYDevonianHamilton?,
BayviewErieNYIn shale pit off Big Tree Road near Lake Shore Hwy 5DevonianLudlowvillePleurodictyum, ostracods,
BlasdellErieNYon Rush Creek near US62Devonianostracods,
BuffaloErieNYEurypteridsSilurianBertie WaterlimeEurypterus,
BuffaloErieNYIn local cement quarryDevonianOnondagafish teeth-Deinodus,
BuffaloErieNYin Avery's GullyDevonianBrachiopods Rhipidomella,
BuffaloErieNYin at least one area quarrySilurianeurypterids,
BuffaloErieNYIn storm drain that is occasionally pumped out-Contact Buffalo Museum of ScienceSilurianEurypterids,
CheektowagaErieNYin Buffalo Slag Co QuarryDevonianOnondaga?,
Como ParkErieNYIn the Buffalo Slag Company Quarry inDevonianOnondaga Limestone?,
DarienErieNYarea exposuresDevonianHamilton?,
Eighteen Mile CreekErieNYOn lower fork of creekDevonianRhinestreetFish-Coccosteus,
Eighteen Mile CreekErieNY100 meters Upstream from RR bridge 1 km NW of North EvansDevonianSonyea?,
Eighteen Mile CreekErieNYfrom RR bridge to Lake Erie shoreDevonian?,
Eighteen Mile CreekErieNYbetween Lake Erie and US5.Devonianfossils.,
Eighteen Mile CreekErieNYbrachiopods Athyris,
ElmaErieNYin banks of Little Buffalo CreekDevonianHamilton?,
ElmaErieNYBuffalo Creek and tributaries in Elma, NY - Cazenovia Creek?,
EvansErieNYalong Eighteen Mile CreekDevonian?,
HamburgErieNYAlong Eighteen Mile Creek in from NY5 to the shores of Lake Erie where beds with Phacops trilobites are exposed at lake level. In past decades access to the trilobite beds was possible with permission from the Priorist Fathers who own a campDevonianHamilton?,
HamburgErieNYThe Penn-Dixie Quarry in Hamburg, NY, is a classic Devonian locality in Western New York. It has been purchased by the Hamburg Natural History Society, Inc, P.O.Box 772, Hamburg, NY 14075. Approximately 32 of the original 57 acres are preservedDevonianHamilton?,
HamburgErieNYWest in RR cuts and along Lake Erie.DevonianHamilton?,
HamburgErieNYPenn Dixie Cement Co Quarry near Big Tree Road inDevonianMoscow Shale?,
HamburgErieNYalong Smokes Creek upstream and downstream of corner of abbot and Milestrip roadsDevonianbrachiopods -Spirifer. Trilobites,
Highland AcresErieNYIn RR cutDevonianLudlowvilleostracods,
Highland AcresErieNYIn RR cutDevonianMoscowostracods,
MarillaErieNYat Buffalo Creek at old Bullis Road bridgeDevonianLudlowvillefossils ,
MiddleportErieNYSilurianRochesterA few well preserved complete Arctinurus,
MiddleportErieNYtrilobites, blastoids, graptolites,
Middleport?ErieNYat Caleb's Quarry. 12 Acre quarrySilurianRochesterdiverse fossils ,
North EvansErieNYEighteen Mile CreekDevonianGeneseefish teeth-Copanognathus,Dinomylostoma,
North EvansErieNYalong Eighteen Mile CreekDevonian UpperNorth Evans Limestoneconodonts, fish teeth and denticles (mostly microscopic) ,
ReserveErieNY2km S near Berg Rd on Smoke Creek probably about 2km SE of junction of US90 and NY219, just E of NY219 on Berg Rd in HamburgDevonianWindomfossilsNorth Evans Limestone with small fish teeth may be exposed here as well,
Spring BrookErieNY1 km W on Cazenovia CreekDevonianMoscowostracods,
Spring BrookErieNYnear Northrop RoadDevonianMoscow Shale?,
Spring BrookErieNYIn1.5 km S in NW flowing tributary to Cazenovia CreekDevonianSonyea?,
Spring Brook?ErieNYbelow Road culvert intersection at North Davis Road and Conley RoadDevonianSonyea?,
SpringbrookErieNYat Cazenovia Creek between US20 bridge and Northrop RoadDevonianLudlowvillefossils ,
SpringbrookErieNYTrilobites, Greenops,
Williamsville (Buffalo)ErieNYSilurianeurypterids,
BuffaloErie?NYBrompton RoadSilurianeurypterids,
West Seneca?Erie?NYAt Bullis Road bridge -- probably the bridge over Cayuga Creek 200m SW of NY354 in Cowlesville, Wyoming County, NYDevonianTrilobites, etc,
Crown PointEssexNYOrdovicianChazy?,
Crown PointEssexNYOrdoviciandiverse fossils ,
Port HenryEssexNYIn a Road Cut on US9 North of Port Henry, New YorkOrdovicianTrenton?,
Port HenryEssexNYa Road Cut on NY 22 about 9.6km North of Port Henry exposing 10m or so of mid Ordovician shale and LimestoneOrdovicianTrentona variety of brachiopods, bryozoa and Trilobites.,
Port HenryEssexNYCambrian Upper Trilobites in Potsdam SandstoneCambrian Uppertrilobites Lloydia,
Port KentEssexNY20 species of mollusks have been found North and South of Port KentRecent?,
Chateaugay ChasmFranklinNYCambrianPotsdamLate Cambrian trilobites have been found,
AldenGeneseeNYAt US20 bridge over Spring CreekDevonianLedyard ShaleTrilobites, diverse pyritized fossils,
DarienGeneseeNYAt US20 bridge over Creek at entrance to Darien Lakes State Park. Collecting forbidden within the parkDevonianTrilobites, etc,
East BethanyGeneseeNYDevonian MiddleHamilton Shalecorals,
East BethanyGeneseeNYHamilton shales RR Cut at Francis Road Overpass, East Bethany, Genesee County, NY. Several formations exposed. Also in several road and Railroad cuts within a kilometer or threeDevonian?The railroad tracks were removed around 1990,
East BethanyGeneseeNYBryozoa Hederella,
LeRoyGeneseeNYBryozoa Polypora,
LeRoyGeneseeNYBryozoa-Syringopora,
RochesterGeneseeNYExposure of Rochester Shale on Eastman-Kodak property in RochesterSilurianRochester?,
StaffordGeneseeNY4.2km E from NY237 on Britt Road to E end of Britt Road across Lehigh Valley RR tracks to abandoned quarry inDevonianOnondaga LimestoneCorals Heliophyllum, Favosites, Cystiphylloides,
StaffordGeneseeNYbrachiopods Meristella,
StaffordGeneseeNY6 km se (NW?) in quarry near E end of Britt Rdcorals, sponges,
[?]GreeneNYin regional exposuresDevonianHelderberg|Hamilton|Portage|Chemungtypical faunas,
Austin GlenGreeneNYon NY9 in exposures of Ordovician through Devonian RocksPaleozoic Lowersome fossils ,
LawrencevilleGreeneNYIn quarries East ofDevonianHamiltonSpirifer, Paleoneilo, Grammysia, Schizodus, Elymella, Pleurotomaria, Bellerophon, Spirophyton,
LeedsGreeneNY1.6km above Leeds in Greene County, NY, In road and RR cuts above the toll gateDevonianHamiltonTropidoleptus, Chonetes, Camarotoechia, Paracyclas, Nucula, Prothyris. Grammysia,
MedwayGreeneNY2km N near the Medway Park Hotel and 400m S in a stream BankDevonianHamilton?,
CedarvilleHerkimerNYAt Passage Gulf. Eurypterids in Bertie Waterlime (and in isolated outcrops for 400km miles to the West across New York and into Ontario.SilurianBertie WaterlimeEurypterus, Pterygotus, Plants - Seaweeds,
CedarvilleHerkimerNYNE at Spohn Hill near SpinnervilleSilurianFiddlers Greeneurypterids,
CedarvilleHerkimerNYSilurianEurypterids, plants, scorpions,
Cranes CornerHerkimerNYOstracods Leperditia,
DolgevilleHerkimerNYOrdovicianTrentonTrilobites - Triarthus,
DolgevilleHerkimerNYSE on East Canada and East Crum CreeksOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
DolgevilleHerkimerNYat Dolgeville DamOrdovicianTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales --,
DolgevilleHerkimerNYS on along W Crum CreekOrdovicianTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales --,
DolgevilleHerkimerNYSE on Mother CreekOrdovicianTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales --,
DolgevilleHerkimerNYSW on Gun Club RoadOrdovicianTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales --,
DolgevilleHerkimerNYSW on North CreekOrdovicianTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales --,
GravesvilleHerkimerNYGravesville Mills CreekOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
HerkimerHerkimerNYE along NY state 5SOrdovicianTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales --,
HerkimerHerkimerNYE along NY state ThruwayOrdovicianTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales --,
IlionHerkimerNYAt Lang's Quarry on Brewer Road across road from Passage Gulf siteSilurianEurypterids www.nyrockman.com,
Ilion GorgeHerkimerNYAt Steel CreekSilurianHerkimerbrachiopods, gastropods, bivalves,
Inghams MillsHerkimerNYThin bedded limestone exposures on East(?) Canada Creek above Black River formationOrdovicianSelbyUnique fauna:Brachiopod-Doleroides;abundant cephalopodshttp://www.mcz.harvard.edu/Departments/InvertPaleo/Trenton/Intro/GeologyPage/Sedimentary%20Geology/formationdetails.htm,
Jerusalem HillHerkimerNYTentaculites,
LitchfieldHerkimerNYopposite town hallSilurianFiddlers GreeneurypteridsOriginal seemed to say Litchfield, ON,
Little FallsHerkimerNYAt Town Highway Vehicle GarageOrdovicianUticaTriarthus, graptolites,
Little FallsHerkimerNYIn streambed adjacent to Creek Road S of third bridge over creekOrdovicianUticaTriarthus, graptolites,
Little FallsHerkimerNYat Ft Hunterbrachiopods - Finkelnburgia,
ManheimHerkimerNYAt Ingham (sometimes Inghams) MillsOrdovicianNapanee|Kings Falls200 species,
MiddlevilleHerkimerNYE of West Canada Creek along Stony Creek,toward HerkimerOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
MiddlevilleHerkimerNYE of West Canada Creek at Buttermilk CreekOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
MiddlevilleHerkimerNYE of West Canada Creek in brook on Miller Road, toward HerkimerOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
MiddlevilleHerkimerNYW of West Canada Creek in brook on Farber Lane toward HerkimerOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
NewportHerkimerNYOn West Canada CreekOrdovicianNapaneeBrachiopods-Paucicrura,Triplecia;Crinoids;Trilobites,Molluskshttp://www.mcz.harvard.edu/Departments/InvertPaleo/Trenton/Intro/GeologyPage/Sedimentary%20Geology/formationdetails.htm,
PolandHerkimerNYOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
SpinnervilleHerkimerNYat Passage Gulf on Spohn RdSilurianFiddlers Greeneurypterids,
Camp DrumJeffersonNYin Ordovician Black River Group in Quarry S of Camp Drum-Evans Mills Road (280m E of Rayesville Cemetary)OrdovicianBlack River Limestonebryozoa,brachiopods,gastropods, Orthoceras, crinoid stems, ostracods,
Cape VincentJeffersonNYBryozoa Prasopora,
Champion HuddleJeffersonNYin quarry in 2 km EOrdovicianChaumontcorals, cephalopods, gastropods,
Champion MuddleJeffersonNYin quarrycorals, gastropods,
Glen ParkJeffersonNYThin bedded limestone exposures In diversion channel for Black river Hydroelectric Plant above Black River formationOrdovicianSelbyUnique fauna:Brachiopod-Doleroides;abundant cephalopodshttp://www.mcz.harvard.edu/Departments/InvertPaleo/Trenton/Intro/GeologyPage/Sedimentary%20Geology/formationdetails.htm,
JeffersontownJeffersonNYProbably Jeffersontown, KYCoral Tetradium,
JeffersonvilleJeffersonNYSDevonianChemungVertebrates-Ctenacanthus,
Lorraine Gulf-PulaskiJeffersonNYOrdovician?,
Talcott FallsJeffersonNYalong Stony Creek at US11 inOrdovicianCobourg (Trenton) Limestonebrachiopods, corals,bryozoa.,
TheresaJeffersonNYTheresaCambrian-OrdovicianOrdovician gastropods,
WatertownJeffersonNYarea exposuresOrdovicianBlack River|Trenton?,
WatertownJeffersonNYaround Deer RiverOrdovicianNapanee|Kings Falls200 species,
WatertownJeffersonNYBetween Watertown and UticaOrdovicianNapanee|Kings Falls200 species,
WatertownJeffersonNYRoaring BrookOrdovicianNapanee|Kings Falls200 species,
WatertownJeffersonNYCephalopods Actinoceras,
Black River ValleyLewisNYOrdovicianTrilobites-Cryptolithus,
LowvilleLewisNYat Whittaker FallsOrdovicianTrenton?,
MartinsburgLewisNYin shale exposure between Martinsburg and High MarketSilurian?LorraineTrilobites-Cryptolithus,Triarthus;CephalopodsCryptolithus and Triarthus are mid-upper Ordovician?,
TurinLewisNYOrdovicianNapanee|Kings Falls200 species,
East AvonLivingstonNYDevonian MiddleHamilton ShaleCorals, crinoids,
East AvonLivingstonNYRoad Cut on I390, Now Overgrown.DevonianLudlowvilleMany Hamilton Fossils --Corals --Heterophrentis, Heliophyllum, Stereolasma, Amplexiphyllum, Tabulophyllum, Favosites, Pleurodictyum, Antholites, Thamnoptychia, Aulopora.,
GenescoLivingstonNYIn Formation at Fall Brook 2.5 km SouthDevonianGenesco?,
GenescoLivingstonNYIn the area of Genesco, South Genesco and Leroy in Livingston County NYDevonianHamiltonCorals, Crinoids,
GenescoLivingstonNYBetween Genesco and Leroy, Livingston County, NY (Probably Hamilton)Devonian MiddleHamilton??,
GenescoLivingstonNYDevonianOnondaga LimestoneSilicified corals,
LeicesterLivingstonNYIn Taunton Gully near Rochester, NY, In shalesDevonian Middle?Gully is West of road (York Road) from Leicester to Greigsville about 3km N of Leicester,
MoscowLivingstonNYDevonianBrachiopods -Spinocyrtia, Tropidoleptus Coral Heliophyllum,
Mt MorrisLivingstonNYDevonianPortagevertebrates-Dinomylostoma,
RetsofLivingstonNYon Retsof DumpDevonian?,
RetsofLivingstonNYDump of the Retsof MineDevonian Middle?,
S GenescoLivingstonNYIn stream cut at Fall Brook in South Genesco, Livingston, County, NYDevonianHamiltonbrachiopods Athyris,
South GenescoLivingstonNYAt Fall Brook in South Genesco in Livingston County, NYDevonianHamilton?,
YorkLivingstonNY2 km W at Browns creekDevonianHamiltonbrachiopods and trilobites.,
YorkLivingstonNY1.5 km W at Browns CreekDevonianLudlowvillebrachiopodsThere is also a York in Wayne County. This could refer to the Wayne County Town,
[?]MadisonNYDevonianSkaneatelesWell preserved trilobites -- Trimerus to 17cm,
CazenoviaMadisonNYTo NorthDevonianMarcellusAcanthoid fish spines-Machaeracanthus,
ClockvilleMadisonNYDevonianHamiltonbrachiopods - Mucrospirifer,
GeorgetownMadisonNYpelecypod Parallelodon,
HamiltonMadisonNYDevonian MiddleHamilton ShaleStarfish,
HamiltonMadisonNYAt Greer Quarry -- permission required from Colgate UniversityDevonianAbundant, diverse fossils,
HubbardsvilleMadisonNYDevonianHamiltonbrachiopods Camarotoechia, Mollusks - Paleozygopleura,
HubbardsvilleMadisonNYDevonian MiddleHamilton Shalemollusks - Grammysia, Ptychopteria, Prothyris, Limoptera, Modiomorpha, Paracyclas,
HubbardsvilleMadisonNYDevonian MiddleHamilton ShaleTrilobites, Trimerus, Greenops,
MorrisvilleMadisonNYAt Peterborough SwampDevonianFish-Pteraspid,
Oran ValleyMadisonNYIn shales inDevonianOnondagacorals,
Pratt's FallsMadisonNYGastropods Loxonema,
BrockportMonroeNYIn the Concrete Materials Inc Quarry at Brockport, NY, in Limestone lens (Brockport Limestone) in the Lockport Dolomite.SilurianBrockport?,
Gates CanalMonroeNYIn largely unfossiliferous shaleSilurianRochestera few bryozoa ,
GreeceMonroeNY3 km S of Genesco at Fall BrookDevonian MiddleHamiltonPhacops, other fossils ,
PenfieldMonroeNYat Wegman's SupermarketSilurianVernoneurypterids,
PittsfordMonroeNYin North bank of Erie Canal when drained in winter between Main St and the West Shore BridgeSilurianPittsford Shaleeurypterids,
PittsfordMonroeNYSilurianPittsford ShaleEurypterids,
PittsfordMonroeNYin area exposuresSilurianPittsford Shaleostracods, Lingula, pelecypods, Phyllocarids, , locally abundant Eurypterids ,
PittsfordMonroeNYthe rare eurypterid Mixopterus?,
RochesterMonroeNYalong Falls St near High FallsSilurianRochester?,
RochesterMonroeNY500 meters E of Long Pond Road in banks of Erie Canal (Barge Canal) when drained from December to MaySilurianRochestertrilobites - Trimerus, brachiopods, corals ,
RochesterMonroeNYAlong Seth Green Drive at Lower FallsOrdovician-Silurianvarious?,
RochesterMonroeNYSilurian MiddleWilliamson ShaleGraptolites.,
RochesterMonroeNYjust South 2km hike along stream (possibly Decker Creek)DevonianBrachiopods-Mucrospirifer,Rhipidomella; Trilobites-Greenops,Phacops,
RochesterMonroeNYbrachiopods Pentamerus,
RochesterMonroeNYGraptolites Monograptus, Trace Fossil Chondrites,
Bennetts QuarryMonroe?NYWilliamsville Waterlime?,
CanajoharieMontgomeryNYE and S of Mohawk River on Flat CreekOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
CanajoharieMontgomeryNYW and N of Mohawk River on Caroga CreekOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
CanajoharieMontgomeryNYW and S of Mohawk River on Canajoharie CreekOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
CanajoharieMontgomeryNYW and S of Mohawk River on Currytown RoadOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
CanajoharieMontgomeryNYW and S of Mohawk River on South Chuctanunda Creek at NY5SOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
CanajoharieMontgomeryNYW and S of Mohawk River on Van Wie CreekOrdovicianTrenton/UticaTrenton Limestones--Utica Shales -- typical faunas,
Fort PlainMontgomeryNYat Oxtinga[?] CreekGraptolites OrthograptusPossibly 'Octsquago Creek',
Palatine BridgeMontgomeryNYCephalopods - Ecculiomphalus,
St JohnsvilleMontgomeryNYOrdovicianTrentongraptolites Trilobites - Triarthus,
Franklin StationNassauNY400m W NY in RR cutDevonianChemungSpirifer, Atrypa, Goniophora, Paleoneilo, Leda, Dinicthys,
Glen CoveNassauNYTen species of plants have been found in the area around Glen Cove in Nassau County, Long Island, NY. Other exposures are reported from Long Island. Most of these exposures are within 16km of Glen Cove. Most are along the coast, but others are known.CretaceousPotomacplants,
Glen CoveNassauNYin red ironstone along shoreplant fossils,
Manhasset NeckNassauNYOn West side of Hempstead HarborPleistocene(225000BP)Marine shells,
Port WashingtonNassauNYIn sand pitsPleistocene(225000BP)Marine shells,
[?]NiagaraNYIn Massive regional Limestone outcropsDevonian?,
LewistonNiagaraNYin Niagara GorgeSilurian?,
LewistonNiagaraNYin Niagara River GorgeSilurian?,
LewistonNiagaraNYBlastoids-Caryocrinites,
LockportNiagaraNYalong RR tracks S of West Jackson St in Gulf Wilderness Park fossils from various formationsSilurianClintonfossils ,
LockportNiagaraNYalong stream (Eighteen Mile Creek) in Gulf Wilderness Park fossils from various formationsSilurianClintonfossils ,
LockportNiagaraNY'The Gulf' 2 km W of NY78 on NY31 InSilurianLockportCorals, Crinoids, Brachiopods,
LockportNiagaraNYRR Cut E of the Gulf - 2 km W of NY78 on NY31SilurianLockportCorals, Crinoids, Brachiopods,
LockportNiagaraNYIn debris piles used for fill along the barge canal at bridges and at drydock areaSilurianRochesterCrinoids, trilobites,
LockportNiagaraNYalong canal in old spoil pilesSilurianRochestervaried fossils ,
LockportNiagaraNYSilurian (?) brachiopods -- Dolerorthis Trilobites Encrinurus,
LockportNiagaraNYtrilobites, Illaneus, Dalmanites,
Niagara GorgeNiagaraNYComplete section from Cambrian to Silurian exposedSilurianRochesterfossils ,
Niagara GorgeNiagaraNYSilurianRochester Shalecystoids,
Niagara GorgeNiagaraNYSilurian (However collecting is illegal without permission from the State of New York, State of New York, State Education Dept, Albany, NY, 12224) I believe that the Canadian side is closed to collecting as wellSilurian?,
Wrights CornersNiagaraNYIn Silurian Lockport ShalesSilurianLockportTrilobites DalmanitesOriginal says 'Microdon' -- an insect,
Colgate UniversityOneidaNYIn quarries on the campus of Colgate University, Oneida, NY.DevonianHamilton?,
MadisonOneidaNYOn University Hill at Hamilton College 9.6km S of Madison, Oneida County, NY.DevonianHamilton?,
North BrookfieldOneidaNY12.8km NE of Hamilton in the valley of the East Branch of the Chenango River.DevonianHamilton?,
ProspectOneidaNYNE on W Canada Creek at Trenton FallsOrdovicianTrenton Limestones|Utica Shale?,
RomeOneidaNYTrilobites Triarthus,
SangerfieldOneidaNYDevonian fossils including the trilobite Trimerus in road cut.DevonianTrilobites,
Trenton FallsOneidaNYOrdovicianNapanee|Kings Falls200 species,
Trenton FallsOneidaNYOrdovicianTrentonTrilobites Isotelus, Ceraurus, Graptolites Climacograptus,
Trenton FallsOneidaNYStarfish Hudsonaster,
UticaOneidaNYIn road cuts long Glass Factory Road West of NY12 North of Utica, NY Triarthus fauna.OrdovicianUticaShowy pyrite replaced cephalopods,
WesternvilleOneidaNYalong NY48 North of Westernville, NY, -The Trenton-Utica contact may be exposed in this area.OrdovicianUticaTriarthus fauna,
WestmorelandOneidaNYSilurianEurypterids,
CazenoviaOnondagaNYDevonianOnondagaGastropods,
NedrowOnondagaNYDevonianCherry Valley LimestoneCephalopods Agoniatites,
Otisco LakeOnondagaNYpelecypod Solemya,
Pompey HillsOnondagaNYpelecypod Grammysia,
Pratts FallsOnondagaNYDevonianSkaneateles Group?,
Pratts FallsOnondagaNYS of SyracuseDevonian?,
SE SyracuseOnondagaNYDevonianChryslereurypterids = Erieopterus,
SyracuseOnondagaNYEast and West of SyracuseDevonian?,
SyracuseOnondagaNYPratts Falls Woods South of Syracuse, NYDevonian Lower-Middle?,
TauntonOnondagaNYin Tauton GullyDevonianMoscowdiverse fossilsOriginal says 'Tauton',
TullyOnondagaNYDevonianHamiltonmollusk?Hippocardia,
TullyOnondagaNYAt Best Quarry off NY81DevonianOnondagatrilobites,brachiopods,pelecypods,gastropods,cephalopods,
Tully ValleyOnondagaNYDevonian?,
BloomfieldOntarioNYOn the banks of Mud Creek in the NE part of East Bloomfield, Ontario, NYDevonianHamilton?,
CanandaiguaOntarioNYIn gullies along the West side of Lake CanandaiguaDevonianHamilton?,
CanandaiguaOntarioNYMaggs Quarry at Canandaigua Ontario County, NY.DevonianHamilton?,
Canandaigua LakeOntarioNYpelecypod Pterinopecten,
ChapinvilleOntarioNYOn the E side of the Canandaigua outlet stream 1.6 to 3.2 km below the bridge in ChapinvilleDevonianHamilton?,
CheshireOntarioNYAt Menteth Gully in streambedDevonianHamilton?,
East VictorOntarioNYEurypterids in very hard Bertie Waterlime Limestone at a small waterfall on Mud Creek South of Rt96 in E Victor, NY.SilurianBertie WaterlimeEurypterids,
East VictorOntarioNYAt small falls on Mud Creek S of Hwy96 in hard LimestoneSilurianBertie WaterlimeEurypterus,
GenevaOntarioNY13 km S on NY16 directly S of Kashong R in banks of Kashong CreekDevonianHamiltonbrachiopods,
GenevaOntarioNYKashong CreekDevonian Middle-Upper?,
HoneoyeOntarioNYon Whetstone Brook on US20A between Honeoye and HemlockDevonianCashaquatree trunk,
LittlevilleOntarioNYalong the Canandaigua outlet.DevonianHamilton?,
ManchesterOntarioNYIn RR cuts in Manchester, Ontario County, NY,DevonianHamilton?,
Menteth GlenOntarioNYIn shalesDevonianKashong|Windom?,
Menteth GlenOntarioNYDevonianWindom|Kashong?,
NaplesOntarioNYon summit at High PointDevonianChemungRhynchodus, Cladodus, Stenochisma, Atrypa, Spirifer, Productella, Orthis, Chonetes, Crania, Fistulipora, Fenestella, Zaphrentis, Receptaculites,
NaplesOntarioNY5 km, NE in bed of third stream crossed by Griesa Hill Road North of NY21.DevonianParris Limestone?,
NaplesOntarioNYat Grimes and Tannery gullies, and Hatch Hill inDevonianPortage SandstoneSpathiocaris, Dipterocaris, Ambocoelia, Atrypa, Leiorhynchus, Stenochisma, Discina, Dictiophyton, Spirophyton,
NaplesOntarioNY?,
PhelpsOntarioNYon both sides of the Canandaigua outlet.DevonianHamilton?,
PhelpsOntarioNYSilurianeurypterids,
SenecaOntarioNYAlong Flint Creek at Seneca, Ontario County, NYDevonianHamilton?,
ShortvilleOntarioNYthe first RR station North of CanandaiguaDevonianHamilton?Original said 'Padelfords'. Shortville is where Padelford Brook joins the Canandaigua Outlet,
VictorOntarioNY1.2km NW of the railroad station at Victor, Ontario CountyDevonianOnondaga?,
West BloomfieldOntarioNYalong the Honeoye outlet.DevonianHamilton?,
West FarmingtonOntarioNY2.4km N of the RR station at West Farmington, Ontario County, NY. (May be Onondaga)DevonianHelderberg?,
Kashong GlenOntario,YatesNYIn Kashong shale, Tully Limestone. On Rt 14 about 12.8 km S of Geneva NY directly S of Kashong Rd. About 27m of material in five different formations, members Tichenor, Deep Run, Menteth, Kashong, Windom) is exposed at this localityDevonianHamilton?,
Highland MillsOrangeNYDevonian-LowerCentral Valley Sandstone|Esopus39 taxa of Brachiopods,
Highland MillsOrangeNYin Railroad cut adjacent to old stationDevonianEsopusbrachiopods, mollusks, trilobites, ichnofossils,
Highland MillsOrangeNYaround old RR station in sandstonesDevonianbrachiopods,
OtisvilleOrangeNY5.5 km SW of In several small parallel ridges with steep E slopes in LimestoneDevonianHelderbergLeperditiae, Meristina, Favosites, Tentaculites, Pentamerus,
OxfordOrangeNY4 km SWCambrian?Hudson River ShaleOrthis, crinoid fragments, bryozoa,
Port JervisOrangeNYIn Silurian Niagran Series on 'Trilobite Ridge'SilurianTrilobites Dalmanites,
Rose PointOrangeNYnear Otisville, Orange County, NY. 7 km SW 2 km NE from in low ledges at S end of large RidgeDevonianHelderbergSpirifer, Orthis, Trematospira, Cyrtina, Leptaena, Dalmanites, Pentamerus, Stropheodonta, Bryozoa, Zaphrentis, Favosites, Lingula, Aulopora, Cladopora,
PulaskiOswegoNYat Lorraine GulfOrdovician?,
Watertown--Pulaski areaOswego,JeffersonNYIn Black River, Trenton, Chaumont Limestones, Pulaski ShaleOrdovician?,
CharlottevilleOtsegoNY2.4km N on West side of ValleyDevonianHamiltonSpirifer, Tropidoleptus, Leda, Chonetes, Palaeoneila, Nucula, Nuculites, Schizodus,
Colliersville (Milford Twp)OtsegoNY2 km SW in glen above Hwy bridge in bluish shalesDevonianSherburneChonetes, Spirifer,
CooperstownOtsegoNYNW on NY28 in streambeds and road cutsSilurian??,
East WorcesterOtsegoNY1.5 km S on top of a high hill inDevonian MiddleHamilton ShaleSpirifer, Vitulina, Tropidoleptus, Nuculites, Hyolithes,
East WorcesterOtsegoNY4 km SW along highway in upper part of Multer[?] CreekTropidoleptus, Vitulina, Spirifer, Nucula, Nuculites, Macrodon (probably Hamilton)Can't find a Multer Creek. The Highways (NY7 and I88) appear to follow Scheneuus Creek SW,
GarrattsvilleOtsegoNYNear Turtle Lake 2.4km S. At outlet stream and other exposures in areaDevonianHamilton?,
GarrattsvilleOtsegoNY3 km NW at Turtle Lake in shales at outletTropidoleptus, Spirifer, Cyrtina, Microdoma.Garrattsville is a village at 42.6473N, 75.1718W in the town of New Lisbon42.6473N, 75.1718W approximate
Mount VisionOtsegoNYin shale ledgesDevonianHamilton?,
OneontaOtsegoNY5 km E in Ithaca Formation in ledges on steep hill.DevonianIthacaabundant poorly preserved Camarotoechia, Spirifer, Chonetes, Paracyclas, Paleoneilo, Sphenotus, Goniophora, Leptodesma, Nucula, Tentaculites,
OneontaOtsegoNYN of Chestnut Street at foot of Powell's Hill, 1500 meters W of town in quarryDevonianIthacaCamarotoechia, Spirifer, Tropidoleptus, Chonetes, Strophalosia, Nucula -- 32 species,
OneontaOtsegoNY3 km NE in thin SandstonesDevonianIthacaFossils Camarotoechia, Spirifer, Chonetes, Paracyclas, Paleoneilo, Nucula, Cyrtina, Leda, Nuculites,
OneontaOtsegoNYin area exposures near Schoharie Reservoir. Marine beds interbedded with continental bedsDevonianUnadillafossils - brachiopod molds, wood fragments in sandstones ,
OneontaOtsegoNYarea exposures?,
OneontaOtsegoNYIn ledges on Powell HillNumerous fossils,
RichfieldOtsegoNYDevonianMarcellusAcanthoid fish spines and scales,
Richfield SpringsOtsegoNYIn quarry at Petrified Creatures quarrySilurian?trilobites-Flexicalymene; brachiopods-Atrypa,Leptaena,
WestfordOtsegoNYbrachiopods: Cupularostrum,
WorcesterOtsegoNYIn stream bed of Multer Creek 2.2km SWDevonianHamilton?,
WorcesterOtsegoNYOn top of high hill 1.2km SDevonianHamilton?,
WorcesterOtsegoNY3 km S and 250 meters 'above'(vertically? upstream?) the RR station. Blue Ithaca shalesDevonianIthacaSpirifer, Paleoneilo, Microdoma,
SchaghticokeRensselaerNYin black shalesOrdoviciangraptolites-Dictyonema,
Schodack LandingRensselaerNYNear Schodack Landing, NYCambrian LowerSchodacka diverse and distinctive fauna with many unique species.,
Schodack LandingRensselaerNYOn E side of NY9J (River Road) at 42d28.2m N in limestone capped by shale)CambrianSchodack?fossils?,
TroyRensselaerNYat Emmons Park in Late Lower Cambrian Taconic rocksCambrian LowerPrimitive bivalves - Fordilla, Other Fossils? ,
TroyRensselaerNYCambrian trilobites and gastropods are found in limestones and Limestone conglomerates in the vicinity of Troy in Rensselaer County.Cambrian Uppertrilobites, gastropods,
TroyRensselaerNYbrachiopods Obolella,
Staten IslandRichmondNYAmber was common enough on Staten Island that it was burned for heat in the 19th CenturyCretaceousPotomacamber,
HaverstrawRocklandNYAt Nyack Beach State ParkTriassic?NewarkDinosaur trackshttp://www.jhu.edu/~jhumag/696web/dinosaur.html,
MoreauSaratogaNYin small park on West Side of Hudson River at Baker's Falls. Accessible Via River St then St Johns St in Hudson FallsOrdovicianSnake Hillabundant graptolites ,
SaratogaSaratogaNY6.4km W of Saratoga, NY, In Hoyt LimestoneCambrian UpperHoytTrilobites Plethopeltis, Richardsonella (Rare),
Saratoga LakeSaratogaNYIn calcareous, well-bedded graywackes and shalesOrdovicianSnake Hillabundant brachiopods,
Saratoga SpringsSaratogaNYtrilobites of a number of genera are found in limestones at the type locality 6.4 km West (or maybe NW) of Saratoga SpringsCambrian UpperHoyttrilobites of a number of species,
Saratoga SpringsSaratogaNYIt has yielded a few Late Cambrian trilobites near Saratoga Springs, NYCambrianTheresatrilobites,
Saratoga SpringsSaratogaNYat Lester Park http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/press/prelester.htmlCambrianstromatolites,
Saratoga SpringsSaratogaNYNew York in Cambrian sandstones and dolostones along NY9N 6.4km NW of Saratoga SpringsCambriantrilobites and linguloid brachiopods are found.,
WaterfordSaratogaNYOrdovicianTrilobites-Cryptolithus,
FranklintonSchoharieNYNW at the falls above the Highway.Devonian?,
GilboaSchoharieNYBetween 320m and 400m above Sea Level at Manorkill Falls, now under the waters of Gilboa ReservoirDevonianan extensive Devonian age petrified forest with seed fern stumps in place. Some brackish water crustacea as well. Drepanophycus, Plants - Pagiophyllum, Neuropteris,
GilboaSchoharieNYW of Minekill Falls on the road to West Gilboa.DevonianNuculites, Tropidoleptus, Spirifer,
GilboaSchoharieNYarea exposures?,
Gilboa ReservoirSchoharieNYS on NY30 S of NY87 in roadcut in sandstoneDevonianGood brachiopods,
Houston CornersSchoharieNY1.5 km E of Breakabeen 100 meters above River In ShalesDevonianHamiltonMany fossils,
JeffersonSchoharieNYDevonianChemungVertebrates-Eczematolepis,Holonema,
LeesvilleSchoharieNYAlong US20 in road cuts W of Leesville and Sharon SpringsDevonianKalkberg?See Donald Fisher, Bedrock Geology of the Mohawk Valley,
North BlenheimSchoharieNYIn gray grits by fallsabundant fossils,
North BlenheimSchoharieNYIn blue shales 3 km S and 100 meters above level of townSpirifer, Chonetes, Tropidoleptus, Grammysia,
SchoharieSchoharieNYin roadcut on Rickard Hill RdDevonian LowerCoeymans|New Scotland|BecraftAbundant and diverse fossils. Well preserved. Brachiopods, bryozoa, corals, crinoids, trilobites, etc,
SchoharieSchoharieNYConewangoEdrioasteroids, gastropods Platyceras, Coral Parallelopora, Sponge Hindia,
SchoharieSchoharieNY4-4.8km South of on the E side of Moheganter HillDevonianHamilton?,
SchoharieSchoharieNYat West HillDevonianbrachiopods - Rensselaeria,
SchoharieSchoharieNYDevonianbrachiopods -Costispirifer, Rensselaeria, Uncinulus,
West GilboaSchoharieNY400 meters N of in greenish shales.Devonian?,
West GilboaSchoharieNY500 meters N in green shales on hillSpirifer, Tropidoleptus, Microdoma, PaleoneiloOriginal says 'Microdon' -- an insect,
HavanaSchuylerNYAt Montour Falls in shales along the road.DevonianAmbocoelia, Spirifer, Strophalosia, Productella, Leptostrophia, Manticoceras, Loxonema, Cladochonus, Arthrocantha, Cyclopteris,
Havana GlenSchuylerNYDevonian?,
North HectorSchuylerNYDevonianPortagevertebrates-Glyptaspis,
FayetteSenecaNYin Town QuarryDevonianbrachiopods,corals,
LodiSenecaNY2 km W in Lodi Glen near foot of falls inDevonian UpperPenn Yann Shale?,
LodiSenecaNY3 km W on Seneca Lakeabundant ammonites,
Seneca LakeSenecaNYDevonian UpperAmmonite Probeloceras,
Carpenter's FallsSeneca?NYa short drive from the intersection of US20 and NY41A?,
BalmatSt LawrenceNYin ledge on road to zinc minePrecambrianGrenvillestromatolites,
BalmatSt LawrenceNYPre-Cambrian stromatolites in the Adirondacks in a road cut on a road to a zinc mine near Balmat NYPrecambrianGrenvillestromatolites,
Bucks BridgeSt LawrenceNYTheresaCambrian-OrdovicianOrdovician gastropods,
AddisonSteubenNYBear's Falls, In grayish green sandstones and shalesDevonianSpirifer and Atrypa.,
CohoctonSteubenNYCoral Hydnoceras,
CorningSteubenNYin Kelly's Quarry behind the convent, Stueben County in sandstone and shales.Devonian?,
HuntingtonSuffolkNYat Caumsett State Park at beach (accessible by 3 km long trail) in red shalesCretaceousGood leaf fossils - Magnolia, Sassafras,
CuddebackvilleSullivan?NYIn black shales NW ofDevonianHamilton?,
BerkshireTiogaNYpelecypod Leptodesma,
IthacaTompkinsNYDevonianGenesee Groupcorals,
IthacaTompkinsNYBryozoa - Ptilodictya,
LudlowvilleTompkinsNYSW in quarry above Lake CayugaDevonianGenescofish-Eastmanosteus,
Bristol ChurchUlsterNYW in RR cutDevonianHamilton?,
Cotterville(Rosendale)UlsterNY2 km W in Devonian Lower Esopus Formation in QuarryDevonian LowerEsopusammonites,
KingstonUlsterNYIn area outcrops and especially in shale bank in long road cut on NY209 near I87brachiopods, corals, a few trilobites,
KingstonUlsterNYN along NY9W near the Glenerie Falls and in streambed of Esopus Creek below fallsVery abundant brachiopods,
KripplebushUlsterNY2 km W at N end of Lyonsville Pond.DevonianHamilton?,
PlattskillUlsterNYW along highway.DevonianHamilton?original says 'Plaaterskill',
RosendaleUlsterNY2 km W of Cotterville in quarryammonites,
SaugertiesUlsterNYDevonianHamiltonDevonaster,
UnionvilleUlsterNYnear the church on the road from Saugerties to Fawns 1.6km SW of the four corners.DevonianHamilton?,
WawarsingUlsterNYN on the E side of Vernooy KillDevonianHamilton?,
[?]WashingtonNYin Taconic melange rocksCambrian LowerBonnia,Paedeumias=Olenellus,brachiopods,Hyolithids-Hyolithellusref Rasetti and Theokritoff,
EastonWashingtonNYon E side of NY40 3 km S of NY29 junction in Limestone blocksOrdovicianBald MountainTypical Middle Ordovician fossils -- Rafinesquina, Sowerbyella, Cryptolithus, etc. ,
Fort Ann VillageWashingtonNYTrace Fossils Planolites,
HamptonWashingtonNYIndian River Slate nearOrdovicianNormanskillgraptolites,
Hatch HillWashingtonNYCambrian Upper graptolites are found in Hatch Hill Shales on Hatch Hill in The Thorn Hill quadrangle in VT.Cambrian UpperHatch HillGraptolites,
WhitehallWashingtonNYMiddle and Cambrian Upper trilobites have been found in the Ft Ann-Whitehall, NY, area.Cambrian UpperPotsdamtrilobites,
DresdenYatesNYpelecypod, Palaeoneilo,
Italy HollowYatesNYin gully at head of the hollowDevonianWest Hills ShaleOphiuroids,
[?]-OHfish fragments in concretions in regional exposures of black Huron ShaleDevonianHuronvertebrates-fish,
[?][?]OHSouth Eastern OhioPermian LowerDunkardfish, reptiles, invertebrates, plants -- Pelycosauria,
[?][?]OHPennsylvanian MiddleVanport|Putnam Hillbrachiopods bryozoa, gastropods, conularids, Polyplacophorans,
[?][?]OHin '7-11 mine' at junction of OH7 and OH11cockroaches, other insects,
Lodi[?]OHarea streams in sandstones and siltstonesMississippianbrachiopods, bryozoa, crinoids, starfish, trilobites conularia, carbonized wood.There are Lodis in Medina and Monroe Counties,
Manchester[?]OHOrdovicianRichmond?There are Manchesters in Adams and Summit counties,
Northern Ohio[?]OHArea exposures from Columbus N to Lake Erie Islands. In four bone beds in 50m of limestone (the top three beds are in top 25m)DevonianColumbus|Delawarefish-teeth,bone,armor fragments,
Northern Ohio[?]OHArea exposures from Columbus N to Lake Erie IslandsDevonianColumbus|DelawareAbundant brachiopods and corals;gastropods,bryozoa,tentaculites,ostracods,crinoids,blastoids,trilobites,
DunkinsvilleAdamsOHIn small creek 1 km East of Bridge over Brush Creek 2 km NE inSilurianBrassfield LimestoneBrachiopods and bryozoa in beds above the Ordovician Elkhorn Formation.,
DunkinsvilleAdamsOH2 km NE in small creek 2 km E of Brush Creekbryozoa, brachiopods,
West UnionAdamsOHIn Road Cut on N side of OH 41N of Little Fork Church inSilurianBrassfield LimestoneConodonts, diverse fauna.,
West UnionAdamsOHRoadcut on W side of OH41 5.2km from OH247 38d49m38sN 83d30m20sWOrdovician-SilurianWhitewater|PreachersvilleMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsWhitewater(shallow subtidal), Preachersville(peritidal),
AlbanyAthensOHPennsylvanianBrush Creek Limestonebrachiopods - Dictyoclostus, Mesolobus, Juresania,Composita, Shark teeth, Petalodus, Janassa,
AlbanyAthensOHPennsylvanianBrush Creek LimestoneConodonts.,
Ames TwpAthensOHType locality for Ames Limestone. A 60cm thick crinoidal, fusulinid LimestoneAmes LimestoneChonetes, Ambocoelia, Derbya, Spirifer, Fusulina, Rhipidomella, Productus, Composita, crinoid fragments,
AthensAthensOHIn Limestone outcrops about half way up hillsidesPennsylvanianAmes Limestone?,
AthensAthensOHAt Diamond-Shamrock QuarryPennsylvanianConemaugh|Brush CreekFish-Ctenacanthus,
ClairviewAthensOHWNW, NW of Rt 50 along roads in Emerson Hall development inPennsylvanianAmes LimestoneBrachiopods - Linoproductus, Neospirifer, Antiquatonia,
Little Short CreekBelmontOHPermian LowerDunkardfish bones, shark teeth, amphibian coprolites, a few reptiles,
Pleasant GroveBelmontOHPermian LowerDunkardfish bones, shark teeth, amphibian coprolites, a few reptiles,
Raven RocksBelmontOHPermian LowerDunkardfish bones, shark teeth, amphibian coprolites, a few reptiles,
ShadysideBelmontOHPermian LowerDunkardfish bones, shark teeth, amphibian coprolites, a few reptiles,
Bullskin CreekBrownOH30m upstream from Clermont County lineOrdovicianPoint PleasantBlastoids,
GeorgetownBrownOHroadcut on OH125 E of townOrdovicianCoryville|BellevuePlatystrophia, Rafinesquina,edrioasteroids, other fossils,
GeorgetownBrownOHroadcut on OH68 W of townOrdovicianCoryville|BellevuePlatystrophia, Rafinesquina,edrioasteroids, other fossils,
GeorgetownBrownOHIn roadcuts along OH125 1.3km W of US68OrdovicianFairview|Bellevue|CoryvilleMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsFairview(deep subtidal), Bellevue(shallow subtidal), Coryville(deep subtidal),
GeorgetownBrownOHWest of town on SR125Ordovician Upper?,
Mt OrabBrownOHOrdovicianArnheimtrilobites - Flexicalymene ,
SardiniaBrownOHOrdovicianRichmond?,
[?]ButlerOHarea outcropsOrdovicianLibertyWaynesville -- abundant brachiopods, pelecypods, trilobites,
OxfordButlerOHat Hueston Woods State Park at lower end of biggest lakeOrdovicianRichmondtypical faunas,
OxfordButlerOHOrdovicianRichmondWaynesville-Liberty-Whitewater,
OxfordButlerOHOrdovician?mollusk Ambonychia Ordovician?, Coral Protarea,
OxfordButlerOHbrachiopods - Petrocrania,
Hueston Woods State ParkButler,PrebleOHAt spillwayOrdovicianWaynesville(Clarksville|Blanchester)Brachiopods -- Onniella, Leptaena, Rhynchotrema Gastropods -Cyclonema; Corals - Gerwingkia, Trilobites - Flexicalymene,Isotelus; pelecypods; Bryozoa,
CableChampaignOH2 km SW S of the Pennsylvania RR tracksDevonianExtensive faunas{4},
MiddleburgChampaignOHIn Old Sharpe Quarry N of townDevonianColumbusextensive fossil faunas{4}is in Logan County?,
UrbanaChampaignOH16 km NE at CableDevonianExtensive faunas{4},
East Fork LakeClermontOHat the spillway 1.2 km N of OH125 on OH222OrdovicianFairmonttrilobites, mollusks, rare edrioasteroids.,
East Fork LakeClermontOHOrdovicianTrilobites-Isotelus,
East Fork State ParkClermontOHAt spillwayOrdovicianWaynesvilleBrachiopods-Platystrophia,Plectorthis,Rafinesquina, Hebertella Gastropods - Cyclonema; Corals ; Trilobites - Flexicalymene, Isotelus;Pelecypods; Bryozoa Constellaria,
MaysvilleClermontOHOrdovicianbrachiopods -Platystrophia,
NevilleClermontOH200 meters N of intersection of Bear Creek Rd and OH52 inOrdovician MiddlePt Pleasant LimestoneEdrioasteroids-Carnyella,
NewtonsvilleClermontOHAt small waterfall in Stonelick CreekOrdovicianMaysvilleBellevue Limestone,
NewtonsvilleClermontOH2 km W in Ordovician McMillan Formation in creek bed S of the bridge over Stone Lick Creek.OrdovicianMcMillanEdrioasteroids - IsophorusOriginal says Newtonville,
Point PleasantClermontOHOrdovicianCynthiana?,
Point PleasantClermontOHin shale beds at base of Fulton member of the Latonia Formation above Cynthiana limestonesOrdovicianCynthianaTriarthus,
BlanchesterClintonOHarea outcropsOrdovicianLibertyWaynesville -- abundant brachiopods, Pelecypods, some trilobites,
ClarksvilleClintonOHIn spillway of Cowan Lake and on North bank of Cowan Lake adjacent to spillway 39d23m22sN 83d55m38dWOrdovicianLiberty|WhitewaterMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsLiberty (deep subtidal), Lower Whitewater (shallow subtidal),
ClarksvilleClintonOHOrdovicianRichmondFlexicalymene,
ClarksvilleClintonOHOrdovicianRichmondLiberty,
ClarksvilleClintonOHOrdovician UpperRichmond Groupbrachiopods - Hebertella, Plaesiomys.,
Upper Stone Lick CreekClinton?OHOrdovician UpperMcMillanbrachiopods - Platystrophia,
Salem TownshipColumbianaOHIn in abandoned mine E of Franklin Square an N of OH344PennsylvanianColumbianaBrachiopods - Lingula, Orbiculoidea, Derbyia, Juresania,
Salem TwpColumbianaOHE of Franklin Quarry N of OH344PennsylvanianColumbianabrachiopods,
BedfordCuyahogaOHDevonianClevelandvertebrates-Cladodus,Ctenacanthus,Polyrhizodus,
BereaCuyahogaOHMississippianBedford ShaleCladodus,
BereaCuyahogaOHDevonianClevelandvertebrates-Cladodus,Ctenacanthus,Dinichthys,Heintzichthys,Paramylostoma,Titanichthys,
BereaCuyahogaOHAt Rocky RiverDevonianClevelandVertebrates-Dinichthys,
BereaCuyahogaOHbrachiopod Lingula,
Berea-WaverlyCuyahogaOHMississippianBereaVertebrates-Cladodus,Ctenacanthus,Mazodus,Physonemus,Stethacanthus,
Big CreekCuyahogaOHDevonianClevelandvertebrates-Copanognathus,
Brooklyn HeightsCuyahogaOHFishDevonianOhio ShaleKentuckia, Dunkleosteus and 18 other genera of arthrodire.,
ClevelandCuyahogaOHarea shale exposuresDevonianClevelandvertebrates-Actinophorous[?],Cladodus,Cladoselache,Ctenacanthus,Dinichthys,Mylostoma'actinophorous' seems to be an adjective meaning straight projecting spines. Can't identify a genus of that name.,
ClevelandCuyahogaOHAt I71 and W130th StDevonianClevelandvertebrates-arthrodires,
ClevelandCuyahogaOHDevonian at the Metroparks Big Creek Reservation at the junction of Memphis and Tiedeman RoadsDevonianCleveland Shalefish, plants.,
ClevelandCuyahogaOHInterstate 71 A well publicized exposure was found at Cleveland during the Construction of I-71, but that was completely cleaned out by scientists.DevonianOhio ShaleOver 10000 specimens were collected. Fossils have been found at other localities,
ClevelandCuyahogaOHsuburbsDevoniancarbonized fish, sharks - Cladoselache{4},
East ClevelandCuyahogaOHDevonianClevelandVertebrates-Ceratodus,
LinndaleCuyahogaOHDevonianClevelandvertebrates-Cladodus,Cladoselache,Ctenacanthus,Dinichthys,Gorgonichthys,Kentuckia?,Mylostoma,Paramylostoma,Stenosteus,Titanichthys,
Skinner's RunCuyahogaOHDevonianClevelandvertebrates-Kentuckia,
Alum Creek DamDelawareOHDevonianColumbus?,
BellepointDelawareOHIn quarry opposite mouth of Mill CreekDevonianColumbusSyringopora, Zaphrentis, Fenestella, Nemataxis, Atrypa, Meristella, Schizophoria, Spirifer, Stropheodonta, Conocardium, Bellerophon, Orthoceras{4},
Concord TwpDelawareOHIn Eversole Run 3 km N of S boundary of County in gorgeDevonianColumbus Limestonevery large Devonian fauna.{4},
DelawareDelawareOH8km WDevonianDelawarevertebrates-Ptyctodus,
BloomingvilleErieOHIn banks of creek tributary to Pipe Creek 400 meters E of Patton Tract Road and 600 meters N of Taylor RoadDevonianProut Limestone|Plum Brook ShaleDevonian Fossils,
Johnson's IsErieOHIn Sandusky Bay 3 km W of Cedar PtDevonianColumbusabundant faunas,
Kelley's IsErieOHIn quarriesDevonianvaried faunas,
Kelley's IslandErieOHDevonianDelawarevertebrates-Gamphacanthus?,Macropetalichthys,Onychodus,
MarbleheadErieOHIn quarries near E end of peninsulaDevonianExcellent fossilsThe Marblehead Peninsula is in Ottawa County. Erie County is a few km to the SE across Sandusky Bay.,
SanduskyErieOHE of Sandusky in slates above limestoneDevonianGeneseefish scales-Palaeoniscus?,
SanduskyErieOHRegional exposures of Corniferous LimestoneDevonianOnondagavertebrates--fish-Machaeracanthus,Macropetalichthys,Onychodus?,Rhynchodus,
SanduskyErieOHIn quarries around Hancock St and Sycamore LineDevonian?,
VeniceErieOHIn RR quarryDevonianColumbustypical faunas,
ColumbusFranklinOHclassic locality in State Quarries near State Hospital for the insaneDevonianColumbusDiphyphyllum, Zaphrentis, Codaster, Nucleocrinus, Fenestella, Polypora, Atrypa. Chonetes, Curtina[?], Eunella, Pholidostrophia, Reticularia, Spirifer, Aviculopecten, Platyceras, Tentaculites, Orthoceras,
ColumbusFranklinOHDevonianColumbusfish teeth Onychodus'Curtina' does not appear to be a valid genus,
ColumbusFranklinOHjust S of big four RR tracksColumbusDiphyphyllum, Zaphrentis, Codaster, Nucleocrinus, Fenestella, Polypora, Atrypa, Chonetes, Curtina[?], Eunela, Pholidostrophia, Reticularia, Spirifer, Aviculopecten, Platuderas, Tentaculites, Orthoceras'Curtina' does not appear to be a valid genus,
Griggs ReservoirFranklinOHDevonianColumbus?,
HarrisburgFranklinOHW of Big Darby Creek in limestones at old lime kilnDevonianCystiphyllum, Favosites, Syringopora, Atrypa, Chonetes, Camarotoechia, Meristella, Rhipidomella, Schizophoria. Spirifer, Stropheodonta, Conocardium, others,
Hayden FallsFranklinOHalong rimDevonianDelaware LimestoneLeiorhynchus, Orbiculoidea, Tentaculites, many others,
Marble CliffFranklinOHon Fifth Ave at RR Station 6 km W of High StreetColumbustypical fossils,
[?]GreeneOHIn area exposuresOrdovicianElkhornabundant brachiopods, bryozoa, corals, etc.,
[?]GreeneOHIn area exposuresOrdovicianWhitewaterabundant brachiopods, bryozoa, corals, etc.,
CedarvilleGreeneOHCephalopods -Michelinoceras, Blastoids Holocystites,
FairbornGreeneOHRailroad Cut on North border of Wright Brothers Memorial Park 39d47m46sN 84d05m13sWOrdovicianWhitewater|PreachersvilleMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsLower Whitewater(shallow subtidal), grainstone shoal, Preachersville(peritidal),
WaynesvilleGreeneOHin Caesar Creek Gorge, Caesar Creek State ParkOrdoviciantrilobites, brachiopods, crinoids, mollusks,
Yellow SpringsGreeneOHon Antioch College Campus in abandoned quarrySilurianEuphemia Limestone(dolomite)|Springfield Limestone|Cedarville LimestonePentamerus,
Yellow SpringsGreeneOHCephalopods Dawsonoceras,
Yellow Springs CreeksGreeneOHon Creek bedSilurianEuphemia Limestone|Springfield Limestone|Cedarville LimestoneAbundant faunas.,
New ConcordGuernseyOHCarboniferousGrumman Cannelfish-Haplolepis,
[?]HamiltonOHarea roadcutsOrdovicianabundant fossils,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHroadcut on OH52 24 km EOrdovicianEdenFlexicalymene, Cryptolithus, graptolites, trace fossils,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHbehind Metropolitan Household Authority on Beekman StOrdovicianEdenMcMicken,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHcity end of Westwood Northern BlvdOrdovicianEdenMcMicken,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHlower Rapid RunOrdovicianEdenMcMicken,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHon Central Parkway opposite Central High SchoolOrdovicianEdenMcMicken,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHStonelick CreekOrdovicianEdenMcMicken,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHalong Columbia ParkwayOrdovicianEden|McMicken?,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHBald KnobOrdovicianMaysvilleBellevue Limestone,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHGalbraith Road No of Winton RoadOrdovicianMaysvilleBellevue Limestone,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHIn bluffs at McMillan Street Entrance to Fairview ParkOrdovicianMaysvilleBellevue Limestone,
CincinnatiHamiltonOH32 km E at Stonelick CreekOrdovicianMaysvilleCoryville member,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHbluffs of Eden ParkOrdovicianMaysvilleFairview Shale,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHupper Rapid Run in old Limestone quarriesOrdovicianMaysvilleFairview Shale,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHroadcuts along Westwood-Northern Blvd E of Montana AveOrdovicianMaysvilleMT, Auburn,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHBluffs along Clifton Ave Columbia ParkwayOrdovicianMaysville|Fairview Shale?,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHFairview ParkOrdovicianMaysville|Fairview Shale?,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHRoadcuts on Blue Rock Road 500m S of I275 39d13m47s 84d37m16s -- Mt Auburn, SunsetOrdovicianMt Auburn|SunsetMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsMt Auburn (Shallow subtidal), Sunset (Deep subtidal),
CincinnatiHamiltonOHWestwood-Northern Blvd at Boudinot AvenueOrdovicianRichmondArnheim, Waynesville,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHalong Harrison AveOrdovicianRichmond|Arnheim?,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHin area exposuresOrdovicianabundant fossils, bryozoa - Monticulipora, Crinoids, bryozoa,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHOrdovicianbrachiopods - Strophomena, Onniella, Zygospira,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHin shale exposure on Sycamore Creek Ordoviciantrilobite - Triarthus ,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHOrdovician Upperbrachiopods -- Rafinesquina, Trilobites, Flexicalymene Crinoids Iocrinus, Glyptocrinus, Bryozoa Parvohallopora, Constellaria,Stromatopora, Cyclostome, Rhombotrypa, Monticulipora, Batostomella,Batostoma, Homotrypa,
CincinnatiHamiltonOHCoral Grewingkia,
DentHamiltonOHBluffs along fishing lakeOrdovicianMaysvilleMT, Auburn,
DentHamiltonOHOrdovicianRichmond|Arnheim?,
SharonvilleHamiltonOHOff I275 at exit 46 -- Trammel Fossil ParkOrdovicianFairview|Miamitown|Coryville|BellevueTypical Richmond Faunas,
SharonvilleHamiltonOH8 km N at Maud in RR cuts on Baltimore and Ohio RROrdovicianMaysville|Mt Auburn?,
LanesvilleHarrisonOHPennsylvanianvertebrates-Sphenacanthus,
HillsboroughHighlandOHmany localities in countySilurianBisher?,
HillsboroughHighlandOHmany localities in countySilurianBrassfield Limestone?,
HillsboroughHighlandOHmany localities in countySilurianGreenfield?,
HillsboroughHighlandOHmany localities in countySilurianLilley|West Union?,
HillsboroughHighlandOHmany localities in countySilurianPebbles?,
BalticHolmesOHNE and E of OH93 in area exposuresPennsylvanian Middlefossils,
BalticHolmesOHNE in abandoned strip mine E of OH93.At NE corner of road junction at elevation 1014?,
New LondonHuronOHDevonianClevelandvertebrates-Callognathus,
LintonJeffersonOHIn channel deposits below Freeport Coal at Yellow CreekPennsylvanianFreeport Coalvertebrates-Colosteus,Ctenerpeton,Erpetosaurus,Ichthyacanthus,Leptophractus,Macrerpeton,Ophiderpeton,Sauropleura,
LintonJeffersonOHIn river channel under Upper Freeport CoalPennsylvanianCtenerpeton,Sauropleura,Colosteus,Ichthyacanthus,Leptophractus,Erpetosaurus,Macrerpeton,Ophiderpeton,
LintonJeffersonOHIn River Channel under Upper Freeport CoalPennsylvaniansharks Xenacanthus, Orthacanthus, fish scales - Rhizodus Paleoniscoid fish Haplolepis, Pyritocephalus, Eurylepis - lepospondyl amphibians, Molgophis, dissorophid amphibians Amphibamus.,
LintonJeffersonOHIn Channel below Upper Freeport Coal bedPennsylvanianvertebrates-Rhabdoderma,
FlintridgeLickingOHarea exposuresMississippianCuyahoga|Loganabundant brachiopods - Rhipidomella, productids, pelecypods, cephalopods, conularids,
FlintridgeLickingOHarea exposuresMississippianCuyahoga|Loganabundant brachiopods - Rhipidomella, productids,pelecypods, cephalopods, conularids,
FlintridgeLickingOHarea outcropsPennsylvanianPottsville(Lower Mercer Limestone)pelecypods - Pernopecten, Fasciculiconcha,
GranvilleLickingOHarea exposuresMississippianCuyahoga|Loganabundant brachiopods - Rhipidomella, productids, pelecypods, cephalopods, conularids,
NewarkLickingOHarea exposuresMississippianCuyahoga|Loganabundant brachiopods - Rhipidomella, productids, pelecypods, cephalopods, conularids,
NewarkLickingOHarea outcropsPennsylvanianPottsville(Lower Mercer Limestone)pelecypods - Pernopecten, Fasciculiconcha,
NewarkLickingOH3 km SE at Bald KnobFasciculiconcha,
NewarkLickingOHin bog depositsPleistoceneMammals-Mastodons,sabertooth cats,beaver,dire wolves,sloths,
[?]LorainOHArea shale exposuresDevonianClevelandvertebrates-Callognathus,Cladodus,Cladoselache,Coccosteus,Copanognathus,Dinichthys,Diplognathus,Dunkleosteus,Glyptaspis,Gymnotrachelus[?],Heintzichthys,Holdenius,Kentuckia,Mazodus,Mylostoma,Palaeoniscus,Phoebodus,Prorodus,Titanichthys,coprolites'Gymnotrachelus' is a modern form-a goby,
Avon PointLorainOHDevonianClevelandvertebrates-Dinichthys,
Avon PointLorainOH1km E of Cleveland ElectricDevonianClevelandvertebrates-Gorgonichthys,
Black RiverLorainOHDevonianClevelandvertebrates-Cladodus,Titanichthys,
Lake ErieLorainOHalong shorelineDevonianClevelandvertebrates-Copanognathus,Dinichthys,Gorgonichthys,
LorainLorainOHOn Black River At National Tube Company plant on E 31 StDevonianClevelandvertebrates-Dinicthys,
Vermillion RiverLorainOHDevonianClevelandVertebrates-Dinicthys,Diplognathus,Titanichthys,
Fossil ParkLucasOHSpoil pile material from local quarriesDevonianSilica?Typical faunas,
Moncolva TwpLucasOHIn shale outcrop at Holland QuarryDevonianHolland Quarryvertebrates-Allocryptaspis,Onchus,Pteraspis,
SylvaniaLucasOHDevonianColumbusFish-Dinichthys,
SylvaniaLucasOHin Quarry to E of Medusa Cement Company QuarryDevonian MiddleDetroit River|Dundee Limestonetypical faunas,
SylvaniaLucasOHIn shale beds in Limestone quarriesDevonianSilicaPhacops, abundant other fossils,
SylvaniaLucasOHAt fossil park operated by Olander Park System from June to October in shale dumped by nearby commercial quarryDevonianSilicapotential up to 200 genera of well preserved fossils,
SylvaniaLucasOHat Fossil Park in dump material from area quarriesDevonianSilicatrilobites, brachiopods, etc.,
SylvaniaLucasOHin 1 km to W of Medusa Cement Co Quarry.DevonianSilica Shale|Ten Mile Creek?,
SylvaniaLucasOHDevonianBrachiopods -Devonochonetes,
SylvaniaLucasOHAs of 2003, Hanson Quarry -- collecting may be permitted in quarry or on spoil piles at timesDevonianSilicaTypical silica shale fossils, e.g. trilobites-Phacops,
WhitehouseLucasOHDevonianDundeerich fossil faunas,
AllianceMahoningOHIn abandoned strip mine on SE corner of junction of Oyster and Middletown Roads?,
CanfieldMahoningOHIn abandoned strip mine 4 km W on N side of OH 224.PennsylvanianPutnam HillBrachiopods, Mesolobus, Reticularia, Hustedia. Composita,
New MiddletownMahoningOHS in abandoned quarries on OH170Pennsylvanianmarine fossils,
PolandMahoningOHin quarries on OH224Pennsylvanianmarine fossils,
BagdadMedinaOHDevonianCuyahogavertebrates-GyracanthusBagdad was a town in Medina County, but apparently no longer exists. 'Bagdad Cemetary' is still listed as landmark in the county.,
[?]MiamiOHarea exposuresSiluriantrilobites - Gravicalymene ,
PiquaMiamiOHIn QuarriesSilurianBrassfield Limestone|Daytoncoral - Halysites, Favosites; brachiopods, cephalopods, gastropods,
SidneyMiamiOHWestern Ohio Cut Stone Quarry -- Permission presumably requiredSilurianTrilobites-Calymene,
Salem TownshipMonroeOHentire 218m of Dunkard Formation exposed along Clark Hill Road from Mouth of Opossum Creek to point about 1.5 km S of junction with road to Valley Methodist Church.Permian LowerDunkard?,
Salem TwpMonroeOHalong road at N end of Clark Hill and in areainvertebrates, plants, fish,
DaytonMontgomeryOHarea roadcutsOrdovicianRichmondtypical faunas,
DaytonMontgomeryOHarea roadcutsOrdovician-Siluriantypical faunas,
[?]MorganOHPennsylvanianBenwood LimestoneLimestone,Reptile footprints,
[?]MorganOHPennsylvanianBenwood LimestoneReptile footprints,
Madison TwpMuskingumOHat Adams Mills 400 meters S of country linePennsylvanian LowerPottsville(Mercer)pelecypods - Septimyalina,
New ConcordMuskingumOHPennsylvanianAmes LimestonePernopecten,
ZanesvilleMuskingumOHPennsylvanianvertebrates-Sphenacanthus,
Clay CenterOttawaOHSilurianGreenfield|GuelphAbundant fossils -- Whitfeldella, Hindella, Leperditia, Fletcheria, Megalomus, Trimerella, Favosites, Halysites, Orthoceras, gastropods, stromatoporoids,
GenoaOttawaOHN and SE in area Limestone quarriesSilurianGreenfield|Guelph dolomitesabundant faunas,
LakesideOttawaOHDevonianDelawarevertebrates-Macropetalichthys?,Ohiodorulites,Onychodus,Rhynchodus,
MarbleheadOttawaOHCephalopods Centroceras,
PauldingPauldingOHIn quarryDevonianHamilton Gp?Broad fauna;Trilobites-Phacops,
AtlantaPickawayOH6 km N in limestonesDevonianFavosites, Meristella, Stropheodonta, Conocardium,
WilliamsportPickawayOH9 km NW along both sides of Deer Creek in limestonesDevonianFavosites, Meristella, Stropheodonta, Conocardium,
[?]PrebleOHarea outcropsOrdovicianLibertyWaynesville -- abundant brachiopods, pelecypods, trilobites,
CamdenPrebleOHin road cuts on US12 9 km S UpperOrdovicianLibertyBrachiopods-Glyptorthis, Hebertella, Plaesiomys, Strophomena; Coral-Protaria'Protaria' may be a misspelling of 'Protarea',
CamdenPrebleOHBryozoa Monticulipora,
EatonPrebleOHat Sevenmile Creek on US127 3.2km S inSilurianBrassfield Limestone?There is also an Eaton in Lorain County,
BainbridgeRossOH3 km N in gullies on Benners Hill above Buckskin RunSilurian-MississippianLingula, other fossils,
GibsonburgSanduskyOHIn quarries to NSilurianGuelph dolomiteMegalomus,
Maple GroveSenecaOH10 km NW of Tiffin, in area quarriesSilurianGreenfield|Guelph dolomiteabundant fossils,
[?]ShelbyOHarea exposuresSiluriantrilobites - Gravicalymene ,
AkronSummitOHCuyahoga? GorgeConularia,
[?]VintonOHarea exposures of black, carbonaceous shales above Mercer LimestonePennsylvanianpelecypod - Posidonia,
Caesar CreekWarrenOHOrdovicianRichmondOpen to collecting, but picked over, no tools,
Caesar Creek DamWarrenOHExposures on hillside N of tailwater area 39d29m04s 84d02m49sOrdovicianOregonia|WaynesvilleMany Cincinnatian outcrops have abundant, well preserved, fossilsWaynesville(Offshore), Liberty (deep subtidal), Whitewater (shallow subtidal),
Caesar Creek DamWarrenOHExposures in emergency spillway on Clarksville Rd 39d29m04s 84d02m49sOrdovicianWaynesville|Liberty|Whitewater?Waynesville(Offshore), Liberty (deep subtidal), Whitewater (shallow subtidal),
Caesar Creek State ParkWarrenOHoff OH73 just E of OH42. Collecting permit at visitors centerOrdovicianWaynesvilleLiberty, Whitewater,
Caesar Creek State ParkWarrenOHAt spillwayOrdovicianWaynesvilleBrachiopods-Hiscobeccus, Glyptorthis, Plaesiomys, Holtedahlina, Zygospira, Thaerodonta. Gastropods -Cyclonema, Loxoplocus, Cyrtolites;Corals - Gerwingkia; Trilobites -Flexicalymene, Isotelus; Pelecypods; Bryozoa,
LebanonWarrenOHOrdovicianRichmondWaynesville-LibertyThere is also a Lebanon in Monroe County,
WaynesvilleWarrenOHroadcut on OH52 just N of townOrdovicianWaynesvilleLiberty, Whitewater,
WaynesvilleWarrenOHCoral Grewingkia,
BelpreWashingtonOHPermian LowerDunkard?,
BelpreWashingtonOHin townPermian LowerWashington Upperreptiles, fish,
Elba-MariettaWashingtonOHPermianfish bones, shark teeth, amphibian coprolites, a few reptiles,
RichmondWayneOHBryozoa Monticulipora,
CareyWyandotOHSilurianGuelph|Greenfield dolomitesHindella, Leperditia, gastropods, cephalopods, brachiopods,
CrawfordWyandotOHIn shaley dolomitesSilurianTymochtee dolomiteabundant Leperditia, rare Eurypterus,
New RichmondClermontOH?8 km NW in Creek bed on N side of Twelve Mile Creek E of Twelve Mile Road and Moreland Cemetary inOrdovicianKopeTrilobites, Triarthus, Isotelus,Flexicalymene and crinoid calyxes Heterocrinus, Ectocrinus,Merocrinus.,
MadisonLakeOH?Clifty Falls, In near MadisonOrdovicianRichmondWhitewater-Elkhorn,
[?][?]OKSilurianClaritaInvertebrates,
s13t11sr11e[?]OKin 13 km wide strip in shale exposures se1/4 s13t11sr11e-se1/4s31t10nr11ePennsylvanianWewoka (Des Moinesbroad invertebrate faunas,
S14T7NR8E[?]OKin shalesMississippianHoldenvillePelecypods, brachiopods,
S17t2nR7e[?]OKin fine argillaceous shalesPennsylvanianMiddle Boggybrachiopods, mollusks -Myalina,
Wawnee[?][?]OKin road cut on OK14 6.5 km W of OK18brachiopods, bryozoaCan't locate Wawnee OK. OK14 and OK18 are in different parts of the state about 200km apart. Both run NS. Maybe Shawnee which is the Southern terminus of OK18.,
Criner HillsCarterOKQuarry just N of road along Sec 19-Sec 16 boundary. 36m of Poolville member ofOrdovicianBromideBrachiopods, Rafinesquina, Dinorthis, Sowerbyella,coral, bryozoa in dense gray Limestone. Below is 6m of limestone with Endoceras and trilobite fragments. 25m shale and silt -moderately fossiliferous. 130cm of Homotelus trilobite beds.,
Criner HillsCarterOKRegional exposures accessible to W from Exit 24 on I35. Exposed in NW to SE trending strip about 1.6km wide, narrowing to SW across S9T5SR1E-S35T5SR1E Secs 9,15,16,17,21,22,26,27,35.Exit 24 is in Sec 36.OrdovicianBromideTrilobites - Homotelusin Poolville Member of,
Criner HillsCarterOKAt Rock CrossingOrdovician MiddleBromidediverse trilobites,
Criner Hills SW of ArdmoreCarterOKtrilobites, Homotelus,
Henryhouse FallsCarterOKSilurianClaritatrilobites,
Rock CrossingCarterOKin Criner Hills in Middle Ordovician Poolville member of Bromide FormationOrdovicianBromide30 Trilobite taxa - Ceraurus, Amphilichas, Lonchodomas, Vogdesia,
KentonCimarronOK12.8km NE at Roberts Ranchpetrified wood and cycads,
KentonCimarronOKat Roberts RanchPetrified Wood, cycads and Algae (fee in 1970s),
NormanClevelandOK4km WPermianHennessyvertebrates-Cotylorhynchus,
[?]CoalOKDevonianHaraganDicranurus and other well preserved trilobites,
ClaritaCoalOKDevonianHaraganTrilobites - Reedops,
ClaritaCoalOKIn abandoned quarry to East inPennsylvanian LowerWapanuckaCrinoids,
ClaritaCoalOKE in abandoned quarrycrinoids,
LawtonComancheOKAt Ft Sill (Permission required) in La Brea type asphaltPermian Lowervertebrates,
Deep Red RunCottonOKOn old road between Fort Auger and Fort Sill near crossing of Deep Red RunPermianGarberVertebrates-Archeria,Captorhinus?,Diadectes?,Dimetrodon,Diplocaulus,Edaphosaurus,Eryops,Ophiacodon,Trimerorhachis,Zatrachys,
Richards SpurCottonOK9.6km N of Ft SillPermianGarberVertebrates-Captorhinus,
Richards SpurCottonOKIn Dolese Brothers QuarryPermianReptiles-Cardiocephalus,
WaurikaCottonOK11.2km EPermianAdmiralsharks-Orthacanthus,Xenacanthus,
Whiskey CreekCottonOKPermianGarberVertebrates-Eryops,
HillsdaleGarfieldOKin area road cutsPleistoceneMammoth,
TablerGradyOKIn Permian exposures along Ridge 3 km NE in exposures on S side of US62.PermianVertebrates -numerous reptiles and amphibians.,
TablerGradyOK2 km NE on S side OK62vertebrates,
[?]HarperOKin S11t25nr21w-12t25nr21wCretaceousKiowaabundant fossils: Cyprimeria, Gryphaea, Exogyra, Trigonia, Turritella, Oxytropidoceras,
[?]HarperOKin S17r23wt25nCretaceousKiowaabundant fossils: Cyprimeria, Gryphaea, Exogyra, Trigonia, Turritella, Oxytropidoceras,
[?]HarperOKin S6t26nr23w-24t26nr23wCretaceousKiowaabundant fossils: Cyprimeria, Gryphaea, Exogyra, Trigonia, Turritella, Oxytropidoceras,
[?]HughesOKin t4ns26r11. W of road in creek bedPennsylvanianBoggyAnthozoa, conularids, echinoids, bryozoa, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, nautiloids, ammonites. trilobites, Chondrichthyes, Calamites,
[?]HughesOKt5ns12r11e in roadcutPennsylvanianStuartNumerous invertebrates{4},
HoldenvilleHughesOKIn 4 km wide belt between Holdenville and SpauldingMississippianHoldenville Shale,Sandstone63 species: Mesolobus, Marginifera,
StuartHughesOKPennsylvanianStuart Shale37 species,
[?]JeffersonOKPermian LowerRyanVery small (1-4mm) shark teeth-Xenacanthus,Eryops,Trimerorhachis,
WaurikaJeffersonOKPermianAdmiral, Lowersharks Pleuracanthus,
WaurikaJeffersonOK11 km W in road cuts.PermianWellington?,
[?]KingfisherOKin ne1/4 nw1/4 nw1/4 nw1/4 s34t17nr9wPermian UpperFlowerpotbones and teeth of reptiles and amphibians{4},
[?]KingfisherOKin t17nnw1/4 nw1/4 nw1/4 nw1/4 s19r9w at road intersection just E of Blaine County linePermian UpperFlowerpotbones and teeth of reptiles and amphibians{4},
OmegaKingfisherOKIn in Omega quarry.PermianChickashaVertebrates - caseids, Cotylorhynchus, Angelosaurus, Actinopterygian fish,
NavinaLoganOK7.6km WPermianHennessyvertebrates-Cotylorhynchus,
KingstonMarshallOKCretaceousWashita Groupmollusks - Pecten,
[?]MurrayOKW side of US77 in Murray County, OKSilurianHenryhouseWell preserved trilobites, Anaspis, Dalmanites, Calymene, Proetus, Kosovopeltis, Cheirurus.,
Arbuckle MtnsMurrayOKon S side of rangeSilurian LowerChimney HillArtiotreta (20),
Arbuckle MtnsMurrayOKon I35 at Mile 44.4 on E side of Northbound lanesOrdovicianViolaTrilobites -- Cryptolithus,Homotelus.,
Delaware CreekMurrayOKReported to have been flooded by Lake ArbuckleMississippianConeyfish,
SulphurMurrayOK5 km S in Buckhorn asphalt pitPennsylvanianBoggyMichelinoceras{4},
SulphurMurrayOKin asphalt layerPennsylvanianBuckhorn Asphaltmollusks with original color -- gastropods, nautiloids,
White MoundMurrayOKSilurianHaraganLarge, and varied trilobite and brachiopod fauna in surface exposure.,
[?]Murray,PontotocOKSilurianHenryhousewell preserved trilobites, Anaspis, Dalmanites, Calymene, Proetus, Kosovopeltis, Cheirurus.,
[?]Murray,PontotocOKSilurianHenryhouseWell preserved trilobites, Anaspis, Dalmanites, Calymene, Proetus, Kosovopeltis, Cheirurus.,
[?]MuskogeeOKGreenleaf Lake Spillway, SE of Braggs, OKPennsylvanian LowerBloydcrinoids and other invertebrates,
[?]MuskogeeOKNorth of Ft Gibson, OKPennsylvanian LowerBloydcrinoids and other invertebrates,
Chisum QuarryMuskogeeOKPennsylvanian LowerSausbee|Chisum?,
Fort GibsonMuskogeeOKKeough Quarryinvertebrates,
MuskogeeMuskogeeOKIn bed of Verdigris River at OkayPennsylvanianAtoka SandstoneMyalina{4},
Webber's FallsMuskogeeOKPennsylvanianHaleEndolobus{4},
BillingsNobleOKIn black shales and other bedsPermianVertebrates, Insects, fish scales, plant fragments, Lingula,
CeresNobleOKMidco insect bedsPermianInsects-Glaphyrophlebia,Probnis,scorpion flies,dragonflies,
PerryNobleOKNW of Perry on Black Bear CreekPermianWellingtonLarge numbers of vertebrate fossils Labyrinthodonts - Trimerorhachis, amphibia, fish, reptiles, lungfish burrows with Gnathorhiza specimens.,
[?]NowataOKNw1/4 s9t27nr16ePennsylvanianAltamontMooreoceras{4},
[?]NowataOKT12Nse1/4 s36r9ePennsylvanianCoffeevillenautiloid - Brachycycloceras,
Hogshooter CreekOkfuskeeOKt26nr14eMississippianHogshooterfairly abundant fossils {4},
s11T10Nr12eOkfuskeeOKs11T10Nr12ePennsylvanianDes Moines (Senora)crinoids, bryozoa, brachiopods, nautiloids,
BeggsOkmulgeeOKalong small creek in ne1/4 s24t15nr11ePennsylvanianDes Moinescrinoid crowns, Neospirifer, Juresania, Linoproductus, Derbyia, Aviculopecten, Wilkingia, nautiloids corals - Stereostylus, Michelinia in creek gravel bars,
NewellOkmulgeeOK400 meters E of Canadian River Bridge on N side of US56PennsylvanianWewokanautiloid - Poterioceras,
OkmulgeeOkmulgeeOK9 km W in thin fossiliferous ferruginous Limestone near spillway of Lake OkmulgeeCarboniferous UpperWewokaLimipecten.,
SenoraOkmulgeeOKPennsylvanianDes Moines (Senora)crinoids, bryozoa, brachiopods, gastropods, nautiloids,
[?]OsageOKS32-s33t28nr9e in yellow shaley, calcareous LimestonePennsylvaniannautiloid - Tainoceras,
ForakerOsageOK12 km NE at Barroum[?] RanchPennsylvanianWhite Cloud ShaleClavicosta, StreblochondriaCan't identify a Barroum Ranch near Foraker 050612,
PawneePawneeOKIn Roadcut on OK14 8 km West of OK18PermianHavensville Shalebryozoa, brachiopods,
RalstonPawneeOKPermianHughes Creektrilobites, gastropods,
[?]PontotocOKin quarry 3 km SE of Lawrence QuarrySilurianClaritamany invertebrates,
[?]PontotocOKalong Lawrence Uplift. In Fossil beds in shale layers between hard marlstones.SilurianHenryhouseTrilobites Diacalymene (sometimes complete), Fragiscutum (sometimes complete), Ananaspis, Cheirurus, Dalmanites, Kosovopeltis, Proetus, Ceratocephala; Brachiopods -- Rhipidomella, Camarotoechia, Strophomena,
AdaPontotocOKIn brick pit inPennsylvanian UpperFrancis Shaleseveral species of crinoids, Oklahomacrinus, Chlidonocrinus, Aesiocrinus, others,
AdaPontotocOK8 km NEMississippianHoldenvillenautilid-Foordiceras,
AdaPontotocOKAlong Jackfork CreekMississippianWelden Limestonetrilobites-Pudoproetus,etc,
AdaPontotocOKSE in Sec 18Pennsylvanian MiddleWetumka Shalenautilid - Foordiceras,
AdaPontotocOKSouth of PontotocArthropods Cheirurus,
AdaPontotocOKSouth of Pontotocarthropods Cheirurus,
Cedar HillPontotocOKOn W side of US 77 to and past Murray County linetrilobites - Dalmanites, Calymene, Proetus,
FittstownPontotocOKSEMississippianHoldenville Shalenautiloids,
FittstownPontotocOKBois d'Arc Formation in Quarry on N side of OK61 4 km EBrachiopods Atrypa, Cyrtina, Leptaena, Meristella,
LawrencePontotocOK3.2km SE of Ideal Cement Co quarry?,
StonewallPontotocOKNW at Lovelady Switchabundant cephalopods - Eoasianites, Pseudoparalegoceras,
Marble CitySequoyahOKIn area quarries and outcrops.DevonianFriscoBrachiopods and other invertebrates.,
Marble CitySequoyahOKarea outcropsdiverse brachiopods,
GuymonTexasOKMiocene (Hemphill)OgallalaTurtles-Geochelone,
[?]TillmanOK8 km W of US183 on Manitou RoadPermianWellingtonAmphibia Eryops, Trimerorhachis. Reptiles -Dimetrodon. Shark teeth - Orodus,
GrandfieldTillmanOKon Floyd Lawson Property 11 km SW of Grandfield and 6 km N of the Red River inPermian LowerHennessyVertebrates - 6 species of fish, amphibians, reptiles Grantfielddiana[?], Ectosteorhachis,Tersomius,Lysorophus,Cardiocephalus,Hapsidopareion'Grantfielddiana' surely should be 'Grandfieldiana'. It's unclear whether this is a generic name, species name, or a global term for the Grandfield fauna,
GrandfieldTillmanOK10 km SWPermianvertebrates,
CoffeevilleTulsaOKNE1/4S22T19NR12EPennsylvanianCoffeevilleFish fins-Bythiacanthus,Physonemus,
CollinsvilleTulsaOKS1/2s32t22Nr14EPennsylvanianSkiatookMaximites, Bisatoceras, Gonioglyphioceras, Gastrioceras, Eoasianites, Owenoceras, Pintoceras, Eothalassoceras,
GlenpoolTulsaOKMississippianSeminolefish-Ctenacanthus spines,
Sand SpringsTulsaOKPennsylvanianSkiatookImitoceras?, Proshumardites, Gonioloboceras, Eoasianites, Eupleuroceras, Schistoceras, Prouddenites,
TulsaTulsaOKPennsylvanianDewey Limestonecrinoids -Isoallagecrinus,
TulsaTulsaOKin ditch along OK33 in nw1/4 s4t19nr14ePennsylvanianOologahcrinoid calices, Erisocrinus, Paradelocrinus, Sciadiocrinus, Apographiocrinus, Laudonocrinus, Bathronocrinus,
TulsaTulsaOKin road cut on 51st se1/4se1/4s27PennsylvanianOologahcrinoid calices, Erisocrinus, Paradelocrinus, Sciadiocrinus, Apographiocrinus, Laudonocrinus, Bathronocrinus,
TulsaTulsaOKin SE1/4 sw1/4 s18t20Nr14EPennsylvanianOologahcrinoid calices, Erisocrinus, Paradelocrinus, Sciadiocrinus, Apographiocrinus, Laudonocrinus, Bathronocrinus,
TulsaTulsaOKon E31st St extension in nw1/4 s21t19nr14ePennsylvanianOologahcrinoid calices, Erisocrinus, Paradelocrinus, Sciadiocrinus, Apographiocrinus, Laudonocrinus, Bathronocrinus,
TulsaTulsaOKon road cuts on I44 in NE1/4 s5t19nr14ePennsylvanianOologahcrinoid calices, Erisocrinus, Paradelocrinus, Sciadiocrinus, Apographiocrinus, Laudonocrinus, Bathronocrinus,
TulsaTulsaOKNE at Garnett quarryPennsylvanianOologah LimestoneAnnuliconcha,
Tulsa?TulsaOKAt Dewey Cement Co QuarryPennsylvanianOologahfish teeth-Actinolepis,Agassizodus,Listracanthus,Petrodus,
BartlesvilleWashingtonOKat 'the mound'PennsylvanianStanton LimestonePromytilus,
CopanWashingtonOK7 km NNEPennsylvanianLansing ShalePoterioceras,
CopanWashingtonOKGastropods - Trepospira,
CopanWashingtonOKTo NGastropods Worthenia,
Nellie Blye CreekWashingtonOKin s28t24nr13e plus S29,S31,S32MississippianNellie Blyeabundant fossils,
Abitibi River-ONon East Bank of river S of s end of Williams IslandDevonian MiddleWilliams Is|Long RapidsBrachiopods - Atryparia, Calvinaria, Cyrtina, Desquamatia, Emanuella, Eostrophalosia, Ladjia, Lingula, Lingulipora, Mucrospirifer, Nervostrophia, Schizophoria, Spinatrypa, Stropheodonta, Tecnocyrtina (20),
Abitibi River-ONin James Bay Lowlands?,
Brannon Lake-ONat 49.11.64 N 124.04.21?,
Camperdown-ONDevonian??,
Colborne-ONin QuarryOrdovicianVerulamtrilobites, brachiopods, gastropods ,
Dundas-ONSilurianLockporta few fossils,
Dundas-ONA few Silurian fossils inSilurianLockport dolomite?,
Fallingbrook-ONin escarpment N of Princess Louise DriveOrdovicianBobcaygeonfossils ,
Fallingbrook-ONat Beacon Hill NorthHoloceneLeda Clay?,
Ft Erie-ONEurypteridsSilurianBertie Waterlime?,
Ft Erie-ONat 'Ridgemount quarry'SilurianFiddlers Greeneurypterids, Brachiopods-Whitfieldia,
Ft Erie-ONin area exposures East to Buffalo, NYSilurianWilliamstowneurypterids,
Ft Erie-ONIn active quarry -- permission may be granted to collect during weekSilurianEurypterids,
Ft Erie-ONRidgemont quarriesSilurianEurypterids,
Gloucester-ONAt Greene's Creek (two localities) in nodulesHoloceneLedafish-Mallotus,
Glouchester-ONOrdoviciantrilobite - Triarthus ,
Greens Creek-ONE of Ottawa in ConcretionsPleistoceneLeda Clayfish: Cod, Sculpin, etc. About 10 speciesNow reported to be in a conservation zone.,
Grimsby-ONSilurian MiddleRochesterBrachiopod -Opsiconidion (20),
Hagersville-ONin area exposures East to Ft Erie, ONTSilurianWilliamstowneurypterids,
Humberstone Twp-ONin R. E. Law crushed stone quarryBrachiopod - Opsiconidion (20),
Islandview Beach-ONAt 49.33.848 N 123.22.047?,
Kettle Point-ONin area exposures near Lake Huron ShoreCarboniferousa few fossils,
Kincardine-ONat the Seashore at Ipperwash Provincial ParkDevonian??,
Kingston-ONOrdovicianBlack River GroupBrachiopods, etc.,
Kingston-ONOrdovicianCobourgwell preserved Isotelus,
Kingston-ONOrdovicianGull Rivertrilobites -- Bufoceraurus ,
Kingston-ONnearbyCambrian UpperNepean/Potsdamarthropod tracks in dune deposits,
Kingston-ONOrdovicianVerulamtrilobites - Cyphoproetus ,
Little Current-ONOrdovicianVerulamcephalopods, bryozoa ,
Mackies-ON7.3 km W 'Mink Mountain' localityProterozoicGunflintBacteria in stromatolites,
Manitoulin Is-ONin outcrops on Goat IsOrdovicianBobcaygeontrilobites,
Manitoulin Is-ONIn Regional exposures. Ordovician on North side of Island, Good collecting inOrdovicianCollingwoodbrachiopods, gastropods, Cephalopods, corals Earth Sci jan73 for geo column.,
Manitoulin Is-ONSilurianFossil Hilldiverse fossils ,
Manitoulin Is-ONin near shore beds of Black River ageOrdovicianShadow Lakebrachiopods, bivalves, conodonts, vertebrate denticles ,
Manitoulin Is-ONIn Regional exposures. Silurian on South side of island. Good collectingSiluriansilicified Silurian corals. See Earth Sci jan73 for geo column.,
Marmora-ONDevonian??,
Moose River Basin-ONDevonianFossils,
Moosonee-ONAt Fossil Is on Moose RiverDevonianabundant fossils,
Moosonee-ONS on Kwataboahagen River?,
New Liskard-ONDevonian??,
Niagara Gorge-ONComplete section from Cambrian to Silurian exposedSilurianRochesterfossils ,
north and east of Toronto-ONLakefield Quarry?,
Orillia-ONin Attia QuarriesOrdovician MiddleGull RiverFossils ,
Orillia-ONOrdovicianGull River or BobcaygeonFossils,
Orleans-ONEast of Ottawa on Green CreekHoloceneLeda Clayfish fossils, ,
Oshawa-ONin area exposuresOrdovicianUticatrilobites - Pseudogygites ,
Ottawa-ONOrdovicianBillingsTriarthus ,
Ottawa-ONOrdovicianBobcaygeontrilobites - Isotelus ,
Ottawa-ONNear Ottawa, OntarioOrdovicianChazy?,
Ottawa-ONOrdovicianCobourgEdrioasteroids, trilobites - Encrinuroides ,
Ottawa-ONIn area exposures of black shalesOrdovicianOttawatrilobites,
Ottawa-ONOrdovician LowerPotsdam (Nepean)brachiopods - Linguelepsis ,
Ottawa-ONOrdovicianVerulamtrilobites - Ceraurus ,
Ottawa-ONInnes RdOrdoviciantrilobite - Triarthus ,
Ottawa-ONS Shore of Ottawa RiverOrdoviciantrilobite - Triarthus ,
Ottawa-ONA number of localities around and to the West of OttawaPleistocene?,
Ottawa River-ONAt Grenadier IsPleistoceneChamplain SeaFish in ironstone modules-Mallotus,
Ottowa?-ON11.2km below Bytown in ironstone concretions. Bytown is the original name of OttawaPleistocenevertebrates- Mallotus,
Paquette Rapids-ONon Ottawa RiverOrdovicianOttawaStromatopora,
Peterborough-ONin abandoned quarry near Jackson Park entrance inOrdovicianTrenton LimestoneEdrioasteroids.,
Port Colborne-ONin Hamilton shalescorals,
Port Colborne-ONArea quarries. However, the abandoned quarries were, and may still be, closed to collectingfossils,
Prince Edward County-ONOrdovicianbrachiopods, corals, cephalopods,
Pt Colborne-ONDevonianPleurodictyum,
Pt Colborne-ON5km W in abandoned quarrieslarge corals,
Ramsey Falls-ONto South in 10 meter bluff on W side of Trent RiverOrdovicianVerulam -- brachiopods, bryozoa ,
Red Lake-ONPrecambrianstromatolites,
Richmond Hill-ONin Limestone outcrops on plateau S of Napanee RiverOrdovicianGull Riverlarge cephalopods ,
Scarborough-ONin black Ordovician shales along the Lake Ontario Shore.Ordovician?,
Schreiber-ONon Lake Superior in black chertPrecambrianGunflintFossil Bacteria,
Schreiber-ONSeveral km E on Beach in black chertProterozoicGunflintFossil Bacteria,
Schreiber-ONalong Schreiber channel toward RossportProterozoicGunflintstromatolites, gastropods ,
Schreiber-ONSchreiber Beach locality 6.5 km WProterozoicGunflintstromatolites, gastropods ,
St Catherines-ONIn area streambed exposuresSilurianRochesterTrilobites - Arctinurus, Dalmanites,
St Catherines-ONSilurianRochestertrilobites - Trimerus ,
Steeprock Lake-ONTwo billion year old stromatolites found near Steeprock lake in Ontario.PrecambrianStromatolites,
Sulphur Is-ONalong N channel of Lake HuronOrdovicianBlack River Limestonecorals, crinoids, bryozoa, brachiopods, trilobites,
T'miscamingue-ONin area exposuresSilurian-Devonianabundant fossils,
Temagami-ONarea exposuresDevonian?,
Toronto-ONalong Etobicoke Creek accessed from Marie Curtis Park on Lakeshore BlvdOrdovicianGeorgian BayAbundant fossils.,
Toronto-ONIn ravine parksSilurianGeorgian Baynautiloids,corals,brachiopods,
Toronto-ONin construction sites downtown?,
Wainfleet Twp-ONLot 6 Conc I in abandoned quarryBrachiopod - Opsiconidion (20),
Walpole Twp-ONLot 13 Conc XIII in abandoned quarryDevonian MiddleOnondagaBrachiopod - Opsiconidion (20),
Walpole Twp-ONBrachiopod - Opsiconidion (20),
Whitby-ONin area exposuresOrdovicianUticatrilobites - Pseudogygites ,
Whitby-ONarea exposures similar to CollingwoodOrdovician?,
Wiarton-ONin 'flagstone'SilurianGeorgian BayEurypterids,
Woodstock-ONDevonian??,
[?][?]ONin quarries in Williamsville FormationSilurianWilliamsvilleHorseshoe crabs ,
St Joseph IsAlgomaONQuarry PtOrdovicianBlack River Limestonediverse fossils - trilobites, cephalopods. pelecypods, gastropods, brachiopods, bryozoa, corals,
BowmanvilleDurhamONin a shale bed in a park reported to have been mined outOrdovicianLindsayPseudogygites ,
BowmanvilleDurhamONIn St Mary's Cement Co Quarry in shale layers and Limestone inOrdovicianWhitby|TrentonCeraurus, Flexicalymene, Calyptaulax, Pseudogygites, Triarthus,
AmherstburgEssexON2 km E in quarryDevonianDundeeabundant brachiopods and corals,
AthensEssexON3.2 km W on Hwy42OrdovicianOxfordstromatolites, gastropods,
Cedar IslandFrontenacONIn limestonesOrdovician MiddleGull Riverfossils ,
CraigleithGreyONOrdovicianCobourg (Whitby)trilobites - Pseudogygites ,
CraigleithGreyONE of Provincial Park in brown shale along lake shore.OrdovicianLower Whitby ShaleComplete trilobites --Triarthus, Pseudogygites,
CraigleithGreyONCanada in TrilobitesOrdovicianTrentonPseudogygites,
CraigleithGreyONIn shales in road cuts E of provincial Park and at Hidden LakeOrdovicianPseudogygites,
CraigleithGreyONat public access just East of provincial ParkSilurianAbundant Fossils,
CraigleithGreyONarea exposure along Niagara escarpmentSilurianFossils,
CraigleithGreyONtrilobites - Pseudogygites,
BellevilleHastingsONArea exposures -- especially in bed of Moira RiverOrdovicianVerulamMany trilobite species,
WinghamHuronON40 km N on E side of Teeswater RiverBrachiopod - Opsiconidion (20),
ArkonaLambtonON5.5 km NNE on N bank of Ausable RiverDevonianArkona ShaleOstracods,
ArkonaLambtonON2 km NE at Rock GlenDevonianArkona Shale|Hungry HollowAbundant fossils, Ostracods, Corals,
ArkonaLambtonON4 km E at Hungry HollowDevonianHungry HollowOstracods,
ArkonaLambtonONIn waste piles of Hungry Hollow shale around clay pits along Ausable River near Arkona - 340 species of Devonian animalsDevonianHungry HollowTrilobites - Paciphacops, Greenops, ammonites -- Tornoceras;brachiopods - Mucrospirifer; blastoids,
ArkonaLambtonON4 km N and 1 km W of Ausable River in waterfall on creekDevonianWidderOstracods,
ArkonaLambtonONIn 30m cliff in Arkona and Hungry Hollow Formations on Ausable River near Arkona TrilobiteDevonianGreenops in Limestone ledge and overlying shales,
Arkona-ThedfordLambtonONa fabulous area forDevonianinvertebrates: trilobites, brachiopods, corals, etc. all beautifully preserved and a huge variety of life Cephalopods Tornoceras reference Article: Fossils Quarterly Spring-Summer 1983 T J Johnson Sabina, Ann P. 1986. Rocks and Minerals for the Collector,
Arkona-ThedfordLambtonONa good area for well preserved fossils reference Article: Fossils Quarterly Spring-Summer 1983 T J Johnson Sabina, Ann P. 1986. Rocks and Minerals for the CollectorDevonianinvertebrates: trilobites, brachiopods, corals, etc. all beautifully preserved and a huge variety of life Cephalopods Tornoceras reference Article: Fossils Quarterly Spring-Summer 1983 T J Johnson Sabina, Ann P. 1986. Rocks and Minerals for the Collector:,
RavenswoodLambtonON800 meters NE of Ipperwash Beach RoadDevonianIpperwash LimestoneOstracods, Spinocyrtia,
Stony PointLambtonONat Stony Point Provincial Park along Lake Huron shoreDevonianIpperwash LimestoneOstracods,
ThedfordLambtonONin clay pits 400 meters EDevonianArkona Shale|Hungry HollowOstracods,
ThedfordLambtonON2.4 km SE in road cut on W side of King's HwyDevonianWidderCephalopods,
ThedfordLambtonON2 km SE in road cut on W side of King's HwyDevonianWidderMucrospirifer, Cyrtina,
ThedfordLambtonON2 km ENE in abandoned quarryDevonianWidder?Ostracods,
ThedfordLambtonONBetween Thedford and Port FrankDevonianBrachiopods - Mucrospirifer,
ThedfordLambtonONThe Tile YardCoral Alveolites Cystiphylloides. corals, brachiopods, gastropods,
Amherst IsLennox-AddingtonONOrdovicianVerulamCeraurus, Dolicoharpes ,
Amherst IsLennox-AddingtonONvery fine trilobites,
NapaneeLennox-AddingtonONArea exposures 12m of fine bedded limestone with fossiliferous shale interbedsOrdovicianNapaneeBrachiopods-Paucicrura,Triplecia;Crinoids;Trilobites,Molluskshttp://www.mcz.harvard.edu/Departments/InvertPaleo/Trenton/Intro/GeologyPage/Sedimentary%20Geology/formationdetails.htm,
Selby CreekLennox-AddingtonONThin bedded limestone exposures on Selby Creek above Black River formation 1.6km N of Napanee Station, Richmond TwpOrdovicianSelby-NapaneeUnique fauna:Brachiopod-Doleroides;abundant cephalopodshttp://www.mcz.harvard.edu/Departments/InvertPaleo/Trenton/Intro/GeologyPage/Sedimentary%20Geology/formationdetails.htm,
Bertie TwpNiagara RAONLot 3 Conc VIII in Ridgemont quarryBrachiopod - Opsiconidion (20)Original reference Welland County,
Crystal BeachNiagara RAONalong Lake Erie Shore to WestVery large coralsOriginal reference Welland County,
CampbellfordNorthumberlandONat Kings MillOrdovicianBobcaygeonfossils ,
CampbellfordNorthumberlandONin outcrops along banks of Trent RiverOrdovicianVerulamfossils ,
CampbellfordNorthumberlandONin area exposuresOrdovician MiddleGull Rivercephalopods, Stromatolites ,
CampbellfordNorthumberlandONTrent River near Ranney FallsOrdovicianVerulamBrachiopods,Bryozoa,Corals,Crinoids,
CobourgNorthumberlandONIn rocks in public land along Lake Ontario LakefrontOrdovician MiddleCobourgtrilobites - Isotelus, Ceraurinus, Nanilleanus,
CobourgNorthumberlandONOrdovician MiddleCobourgwell preserved Ceraurus,
ColborneNorthumberlandONOrdovicianCobourgtrilobites - Ceraurinus, NanilleanusThis may be Cobourg, Ontario where these species are reported along the Lake Ontario lakefront,
CarpOttawa-CarletonONon Hwy 17 west of Carp turnoff (from what?) 32 km W of Ottawa inOrdovicianChaumontcorals and brachiopodsOriginal references Carleton County,
InnerkipOxfordONE Zorra TwpDevonian LowerBois Blanc LimestoneBrachiopod - Opsiconidion (20),
[?]Prince EdwardONIn area roadcutsOrdovicianCobourgTrilobites and other fossils,
[?]SimcoeONOrdovicianBobcaygeonwell preserved trilobites - Xylabion ,
CollingwoodSimcoeONSilurianAmabeltrilobites - Bumastus ,
CollingwoodSimcoeONIn 'Pretty River' area (Public Land)'OrdovicianCobourgIsotelus,Pseudogygites,Flexicalymene,
CollingwoodSimcoeONIn 'Batteau Creek' area (Private Land)OrdovicianCobourgTrilobites-Isotelus,Pseudogygites,Flexicalymene, Ceraurinus,
CollingwoodSimcoeONin black slabby LimestoneCobourg?Abundant trilobites,
CollingwoodSimcoeONOrdovicianGull River or BobcaygeonFossils,
CollingwoodSimcoeONmidway up Niagara escarpmentSilurianbroad faunas. Complete trilobites rare.,
CollingwoodSimcoeONon Georgian Bay-the Craigleith area, but the exposures are reported to be in the laketrilobites,
KirkfieldSimcoeONOrdovicianBobcaygeonTrilobite -Bumastoides,
KirkfieldSimcoeONGreen glauconite replaced fossils inOrdovicianGull River (Trenton) Limestone?,
KirkfieldSimcoeONOrdovicianTrenton|Gull River?,
KirkfieldSimcoeONLarge area quarries expose full Middle Ordovician sequenceOrdovicianfossils ,
Kenyon TwpStormont-Dundas-GlengarryONat 99m ASLHoloceneLeda Clayfossils,
BrechinVictoriaON2 km SE in quarry 1 km E of Hwy 12OrdovicianBobcaygeontrilobites ,
BrechinVictoriaON6 km NE in quarry at end of road 47OrdovicianBobcaygeontrilobites ,
BrechinVictoriaON9 km NE in small quarryOrdovicianBobcaygeontrilobites ,
BrechinVictoriaONOrdovicianBobcaygeontrilobites - Ceraurus, Echinoderms -- paracrinoids, crinoids, starfish ,
BrechinVictoriaONOrdovicianVerulamtrilobites - Bufoceraurus ,
King KirklandVictoriaONOrdovicianGull River or BobcaygeonFossils,
King KirklandVictoriaON5 km N in Quarry inOrdovicianTrenton LimestoneEdrioasteroids.,
LindsayVictoriaONin road cuts between Lindsay and Lake SimcoeOrdovicianVerulamgood fossils in nodules,
CambridgeWaterloo RMONOrdovicianGull River or BobcaygeonFossils,
Clappisons CornersWentworthONin 60cm sectionSilurianRochesterfossilsOriginal says Hamilton County,
Gamebridge-ON?OrdovicianVerulamtrilobites - Ceraurus, Flexicalymene ,
Lake Pepin-ON?in yellow SandstoneCambrian UpperTrilobites Phalacroma,
Manitoulin Island-ON?is supposedly very fossiliferous.?,
Southampton Is-ON?in Hudson BayOrdoviciantrilobites - Pseudogygites ,
[?]HastingsON?OrdovicianVerulamtrilobites - Ceraurus, Hemiarges ,
Eagle Point[?]ORarea exposuresPetrified WoodThere are five Eagle Point's in Oregon in Douglas,Jackson,Jefferson,Klamath, and Yamhill counties,
Lightning Creek[?]ORCretaceous LowerTempskyaThere are four Lightning Creeks in Oregon in Clackamas, Grant, Josephine and Wallowa Counties,
Logans Bluff[?][?]ORMioceneJohn DayMammals-EusmilusCouldn't identify a Logans Bluff or Logan's Bluff,
EstacadaClackamasOR15-20 km SE along Clackamas RiverPetrified Wood,
AstoriaClatsopORNW corner of 10th St and Harrison Avenue, Astoria Fm. (type locality)MioceneAstoriaforams,
Canaan SchoolColumbiaORnw1/4 s3t5nr2w in tuffaceous sedimentsSpisula, Pitar, Tellina, Taras, Lucina, Venericardia, NaticaThis would seem to be around 45.9494N, 122.9126W about 5km WNW of Deer Island45.9494N, 122.9126W conjecture
Nehalem RiverColumbiaORat Rocky Point Quarry W of river on W side of Timber-Veronia road 9 km N of Sunset Hwy, 7 km S of OR47 in conglomerate above basaltEocene?pelecypods, shark teeth{4},
PittsburgColumbiaORin sandstone bluffs along Nehalem RiverOligocenePittsburg BluffBruclarkia, Molopophorus, Perse, Polynices, pelecypods - Acrilla, Nuculana, Macrocallista, Spisula, Solen, Tellina, Thracia'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
PittsburgColumbiaORin sandstone bluffs along Nehalem RiverOligocene?abundant gastropods.,
PittsburgColumbiaORIn road cut on OR47 400 meters N of Scappoose Road Junction. in bed about 4 meters above hwy.Oligocene?Gastropods and bivalves,
St Helens quadrangleColumbiaOR1 km S of Coweman River Bridge on E side of Pacific HwyEocene Upper|Oligocene LowerNuculana, Pteria, Ostrea, Volsella, Crassatellites, Pitar, Pachydesma, Gari, Solena, Spisula, Corbula, Dentalium, Ficopsis{4},
St Helens quadrangleColumbiaOR3 km S of Coweman River Bridge near junction of country road with Pacific HwyEocene Upper-Oligocene LowerNuculana, Volsella, Pachydesma, Tellina, Polynices {4}'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
VernoniaColumbiaORCliffs at both ends of RR trestle over OR47OligoceneKeaseyIsocrinus, decapod Zanthopsis, bivalves Thyasira, Glycymeris, Acila, Deletopecten[?], Epitonium, Exilia, Polynices, Bruclarkia, Dentalium'Deletopecten' nay be a valid genus, but this might be a misspelling of 'Delectopecten'. 'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
Bishop CreekColumbia,WashingtonORIn cuts on farm road 400 meters S of junction of Tide CreekYoldia, Aucilla, Pitar, Spisula, Thracia, Tellina, Taras, Venericardia, Solen, Bruclarkia, Epitonium, Natica, Dentalium,
Forest GroveColumbia,WashingtonOR10 km S on Cherry Grove road off of OR47 2 km W in Sandstone ledgeOligocenewell preserved faunas{4},
KeaseyColumbia,WashingtonOR1 km E of RR station at N end of 3rd Hwy bridge on Rock Creek.OligoceneKeaseyKeasey faunas,
KeaseyColumbia,WashingtonOROutcrops of Keasey Formation near the RR StationOligocene?Keasey?,
MistColumbia,WashingtonOR500 meters S of OR47, OR202 Junction in grey tuffaceous siltstoneOligocene LowerKeaseycrinoids - Isocrinus; Dentalium, sea urchins, Decapods, Zanthopsis, pelecypods, gastropods{4},
MistColumbia,WashingtonORHigh Cliff on W side of Nehalem River 500 meters S of junction of OR47 and OR202. This locality was reported to be a lens which was subsequently quarried out. It is not known if other exposures in the area might have similar materialOligocene?well preserved Crinoids and other fossils. Isocrinus, Dentalium, Sea urchins -Salina[?], crabs - Zanthopsis, pelecypods, gastropods, sharks -Heptranchias, forams, sponges.There does not seem to be a genus 'Salina'. 'Salina' is a valid species name for several sea urchins and there is a genus 'Salenia' reported from the Oligocene Keasey Fm in OR,
Mist-Gaston areaColumbia,WashingtonORSunset Highway areaOligoceneKeasey|Pittsburg?,
Nehalem RiverColumbia,WashingtonORon E side of Timer-Veronia Road 5 km N of Sunset Hwy junctionEoceneThyasira{4},
OR47Columbia,WashingtonOR14 km S of Veroniamarine fossils, crinoids.,
Rock CreekColumbia,WashingtonOR13 km out from Veronia toward Keasey in RR cut SW of 2nd Hwy bridge-3rd RR bridgeOligoceneKeaseyKeasey faunas,
ScappooseColumbia,WashingtonOR25 km NW near highway bridge over E fork on Nehalem River 8 km SE of OR47 abut 10 meters above Hwy at W end of bridgeOligocenePittsburg BluffVery well preserved pelecypods in concretions.{4},
Shiloh[?] SchoolColumbia,WashingtonOR1 km N in W bank of road in gritty sandstoneMyadesma, Pachydesma, SpisulaCouldn't locate Shiloh (School), Oregon,
Sunset TunnelColumbia,WashingtonORin shale in cuts for several km from each endabundant, well preserved marine faunas,
Sunset TunnelColumbia,WashingtonOROn OR26. Quarry near mouth of tunnel.Fossils,
TimberColumbia,WashingtonOR2 km S or RR crossing at prominent cut at sharp bend in Timber-Glenwood Rdwell preserved faunas,
Cape Arago State ParkCoosORin Headland SW of Coos Bay 27 km from US101 on trail leading down to beach.EoceneCoaledobivalves, gastropods, echinoids and Decapods in concretions.,
Cape Arago State ParkCoosOREoceneFossil shells and shark teeth,
Coos BayCoosORAt Fossil Point, 3 km N of South Slough Bridge, 6 km from Empire.PlioceneEmpire50 species of bivalves, gastropods, scaphopods, echinoids, crustacea.,
Coos BayCoosORS to Port Orford, Petrified wood in float on beachespetrified wood,
Daniels CreekCoosORin quarry in SE1/4 s26t25Sr12wEoceneUmpquatypical faunas,
DoraCoosORon Steel Creek 2 km E near bridge at mouth of creekEoceneNemocardium, Glycymeris, Gari, Anomia, Solena, Pelecyora, Nucularia, Turritella, Ectinochilus, Dentalium, crabs in concretions,
Fossil pointCoosORAlong beach North to Coos HeadMioceneEmpirevery diverse mollusks - 90 species,
Fourmile CreekCoosOREoceneUmpquaVenericardia, Barbatia, Ostrea, Volsella, Gari, Eomeretrix, Loxocardium, Anomia, Aucilla, Nuculana, Pitar, Calyptraea, Turritella,
Gravelford BridgeCoosOR200m SEoceneUmpquaTurritella, Nitadivenus, Crassatellites, Dentalium,
SitkumCoosORIn Quarry on Camas Creek on E fork of Coquille RiverEoceneTyeelarge Ostrea,
Sunset BayCoosOREoceneFossil shells and shark teeth,
Camp CreekCrookORTertiaryJohn Daymammals-Agriochoerus,Archaeolagus,Dayohyus,Diceratherium,Eporeodon,Mesocyon,Miohippus,Nothocyon,Oreodontoides,Paraenhydrocyon,Perchoerus,Promerycochoerus,Pseudogenetochoerus,
Hampton ButteCrookORS36t19sr19e 19 km N of Bend-Burns Hwycolorful silicified wood,
PostCrookORto SE in area exposures between Post and Hamptonpetrified wood,
PrinevilleCrookOR100 km E in area exposures in Crook, Grant, Harney CountyMesozoicmarine fossils - invertebrates, fusulinids, forams,
PrinevilleCrookORChamber of Commerce provides maps.Petrified wood.,
PrinevilleCrookOR55 km up Crooked River 1 km N of Hwy on W bank of Wickiup Creekplants - Pinus, Quercus, Sassafras, Platanus, Rhamnus,
Crooked RiverCrook,Jefferson?ORon Lost Creek N and E of Clarno surface nw1/4 s27t16sr20eMioceneClarno17 species of silicified wood.,
AgnessCurryOR2 km downstream on S side of Rogue River in concretions in shalesCretaceousDays Creeklobsters, ammonites,
AgnessCurryORIn Cretaceous Lower Days Creek Formation in S bank of Rouge River 3 km downstream. Decapods and ammonites in concretionsCretaceous LowerDays CreekHoploparia,
AgnessCurryOR5 km EastEocene MiddleLookinglassmollusks, forms, echinoderms, Decapods -- Abundant Zanthopsis and Lophopanopeus.,
AgnessCurryORin Eocene Umpqua Formation in road cuts along Road 3406 adjacent to South Creek about 4-5 km E.EoceneUmpquaDecapods- Raninoides;Plagiolophus(Orbitoplax)The Eocene Umpqua formation is in Oregon. There appears to be no town of Agnes in either Oregon or New Jersey,
Butler CreekCurryORat junction with Elk River in ne1/4 s17t33sr13w and along Elk River in conglomerates and graywackeCretaceous LowerBuchia, other fossils,
Cape Sebastian State ParkCurryORat Hunters Cove on NW sideCretaceous UpperInoceramus,
Cape Sebastian State ParkCurryOROn S side of cape on US101 near Myers Creek bridgeCretaceous UpperInoceramus,
Cape Sebastian State ParkCurryOROn N side of cape in s36t37sr15w in sandstoneammonites - Pachydiscus,
Humbug Mountain State ParkCurryORJurassic Ichthyosaur remains found S of ParkJurassicichthyosaurs,
Port OrfordCurryORAlong Elk RiverCretaceous Lowerferns, cycads, Ginko,
Port OrfordCurryOROn Beach S to Brookings, Agatized coral along beaches Glide OR, 5 km SEPetrified wood,
Buck PeakDouglasORJurassicRiddle?,
Nichols CreekDouglasORJurassicRiddle?,
RiddleDouglasORIn Cretaceous Lower Days Creek Formation in bank of Cow Creek 0.4 km downstream from bridge. Decapods and ammonites in concretionsCretaceous LowerDays CreekHoploparia,
RiddleDouglasORnear shore marine Formation found primarily in Douglas County, OR, near the town of Riddle.JurassicRiddleFossils consist of a mixture of marine and plant fossils. Fossils include Pelecypods-Buchia; Ferns - Coniopteris, Thyrsopteris, Sagenopteris; cycads - Nilssonia, Ptilozamites;conifers - Sphenolepidium, Pinus, Araucarites; Ginko,
Thompson CreekDouglasORJurassicRiddle?,
Bridge CreekGrantORMioceneJohn Daymammals:DinohyusThere are a number of Bridge Creeks in Oregon. The town of John Day is in Grant County which makes it a likely target,
DayvilleGrantORE in Road CutsMioceneMascallfossil plants,
John Day RiverGrantOROn North ForkMioceneMammals-Agriochoerus,Archaeolagus,Coloreodon,Dayohyus,Diceratherium,Eporeodon,Miohippus,Promerycochoerus,
Picture GorgeGrantORMioceneJohn DayMammals-Entoptychus,
RitterGrantORFossils,
Turtle CoveGrantOROligoceneJohn DayMammals-Aceratherium,Agriochoerus,Anchitherium,Archaeolagus,Daphoenus,Dayohyus,Desmatochoerus,Diceratherium,Entoptychus,Eporeodon,Eucrotaphus,Hypertragulus,Hypsiops,Leidymys,Mesocyon,Nimravus,Nothocyon,Oligobunis,Oreodontoides,Paciculus,Palaeocastor...,
AndrewsHarneyORMioceneTrout CreekFossil plants,
BuchananHarneyOR10 km SE on Stinkingwater MountainPetrified WoodThere is a Buchanan in Benton County as well,
BurnsHarneyORarea road cutsMioceneStinking Waterfossil Plants,
PinehurstJacksonORto S in area exposuresPetrified Wood,
Bedortha RanchJeffersonORPetrified Wood (Fee in 1970s),
Bedortha RanchJeffersonORpetrified Wood (Fee in 1970s),
Big Muddy RanchJeffersonORPetrified Wood (Fee in 1970s),
Cherry CreekJeffersonORt10sr19eEocene MiddleClarnoPlants, vertebrates,
Crooked River basinJeffersonORSpotted Ridge Formation, Pennsylvanian age non-marine rocks overlying the marine Coffee Creek Formation in the Crooked River Basin of central Oregon. They underlie the Permian age marine Coyote Butte Formation. Fossils are plants similar to PennsylvaniaPennsylvanianSpotted RidgeFlora - Pecopteris, Asterophyllites, Mesocalamites, Phyllotheca, Cordaianthus, Schizopteris, Dicranophyllum, Stigmaria,
Currant CreekJeffersonORt9sr18eEocene MiddleClarnoPlants, vertebrates,
Hay Creek RanchJeffersonOR19 km E of Madras, ORPetrified Wood (Fee in 1970s),
Kennedy RanchJeffersonOR21 km NW of Madras, ORPetrified Wood (Fee in 1970s),
MacDonald RanchJeffersonORPetrified Wood (Fee in 1970s),
Marston RanchJeffersonORPetrified Wood (Fee in 1970s)North of Madras,
Yreka-HornbrookKlamathORto NorthCretaceousammonites,
Antelope CanyonLakeORon OR66 W of Goose Lake Valley 32 km between Cottonwood and Thomas CreeksMiocene Lowerleaves, vertebrate bones and teeth - rhinoceros - Diceratherium,
EugeneLakeORnear Reservoir Hill in road cuts along Jefferson and Washington streets near 26th-28th AveOligoceneEugeneCasts of marine shells,
EugeneLakeOR1.2 km SE of junction of US99 and MacKenzie River Hwy in concretions in road cutOligoceneEugenecrab claws,
EugeneLakeORAt E edge on N side of US99 at US126 junctionOligoceneEugenelarge pelecypods,
EugeneLakeORat Fern Ridge at Richardson Butte at W end of DamEoceneSpencer sandstonemollusks (25 species),
EugeneLakeORRock quarry at entrance to Hendrick's Park; Smith's quarry between Millrace and Franklin Blvd; under E end of Franklin Blvd Overpass over SP tracksEocenemarine fossils. Bivalves: Modiolus, Nemocardium, Lucinoma, Diplodonta. Gastropods - Acrilla, Crepidula, Calyptraea. Shark Teeth. Cephalopod: Aturia,
EugeneLakeORin eastward dipping area outcropsEocene-OligoceneAturia, Agasoma, Solen, Spisula, Tellina, Epitonium, Mulinia,
EugeneLakeORat City End in quarriesOligoceneAmiantis, Chione, Sanguinolaria, Panope, Mesodesma, Spisula, Solen, Thracia, Diplodonta, Tellina, Agasoma, Natica,
EugeneLakeORat City Reservoir and College CrestOligoceneAmiantis, Chione, Sanguinolaria, Panope, Mesodesma, Spisula, Solen, Thracia, Diplodonta, Tellina, Agasoma, Natica,
EugeneLakeORNE of Coburg via Harrisburg Rd to Brownsville Rd N 3 km to dirt road running E into Coburg Hills on S and W slope of hillOligoceneCrepidula, Spisula,
EugeneLakeORon RR cut between Eugene and Glenwood near Sears warehouseOligocenerich faunas,
EugeneLakeORon S edge on Lorane Rd 3.7 km SW of corner of Willamette St and 29th Ave in sandstone concretionsmolds of mollusks,
Fort Rock VillageLakeOR48 km Emammals, birds, other vertebrates,
Fossil LakeLakeORSilver LakeMammals-Canis,Castor,Elephas,Equus,Eschatius,Lepus,Lutra,Ondatra,Paramylodon,Smilodon,Vulpes,
Fossil LakeLakeOR55 km East of Fort Rock in Fort Rock-Christmas Lake basin. Numerous bones in sand blow outs, cliffs and dunesPleistocene23 species of mammals, 68 of birds, Fresh water mollusks -- Canis, Felis, Arctotherium, Microtus, Thomomys, Mylodon (edentate), Elephas, Equus, artiodactyls -Antilocapra, Platygonus, Camelops, EschatiusSee http://www.utep.edu/leb/paleo/site42.htm for faunal list43.33N, 120.50W
GoshenLakeOR2 km S on Pacific HighwayOligocenegood leaf imprints,
North GoshenLakeORIn road cuts on N side of US99, OR58Oligocenewell preserved plant fossils,
RujadaLakeORon Laying Creek 1 km above Ranger StationMiocenegood leaf imprints.,
Springfield ButteLakeOR1 km EOligoceneleaf impressions,,
West SideLakeORSW of Lakeview Near S side of Drew ReservoirPetrified Wood,
Basket PointLaneORon Umpqua RiverEoceneTyeeVenericardia, Glycymeris, Turritella,
Coyote CreekLaneORat junction with Spencer Creek in s11t18sr5wEoceneVenericardia. Glycymeris, Turritella, Tellina,
Beverly BeachLincolnORAt state park and in sea cliffs S for 5 kilometers.MioceneAstoriaFossils: Anadara. Bones. Invertebrates. Bones in concretions.,
Fogarty Creek State ParkLincolnORMioceneAstoria?,
NewportLincolnORfrom 5 km S to 20 km N in road cuts and other exposures:At Fogarty Creek State Park;2 km S of Lincoln Beach Post Office;On US101 in cliffs along the beach;Sea cliffs extending about 8 km at Beverly Beach State Park; Spencer Creek 11 km S of Depoe BayMiocene MiddleAstoriaGastropods-Chlorostoma, Turritella, Polynices, Natica. Bivalves --Anadara, Macoma, Aturia, Macrocallista, Acila, Pecten, Marcia'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
NewportLincolnORPetrified wood along Beach S to WaldportPetrified wood,
GrangerLinnOREocene UpperNorthBrachiodontes, Macrocallista, Nuculana, Pitar, Tellina, Venericardia, Crepidula, Polinices, Tivelina. Turritella,
HolleyLinnORAlong Calapooya River to EPetrified Wood,
Jordan CreekLinnORabove junction with Thomas Creek in t9-10sr1-2e large logs in tuffPetrified wood 13 genera - Pinus, Tsuga, Sequoia, hornbeam(Carpinus), hickory(Hicoria), cinnamon, persimmon, beech, ash, sycamore, oak,
LewisburgLinnOREocene UpperNorthBrachiodontes, Macrocallista, Nuculana, Pitar, Tellina, Venericardia, Crepidula, Polinices, Tivelina. Turritella,
LyonsLinnORin Upper Thomas Creek, Northwestern Canyon area 10 km SE. 24 species of floraOligoceneLittle Butte VolcanicsGinkgo, Cunninghamia, Sequoia, Pterocarya, Rosa, Holmskioldia, Alangium,
North AlbanyLinnOREocene UpperNorthBrachiodontes, Macrocallista, Nuculana, Pitar, Tellina, Venericardia, Crepidula, Polinices, Tivelina. Turritella,
Suplee-IzeeLinnORreef exposurespelecypods, etc,
Sweet Home (near Prineville)LinnORat Macker[?] ranchPetrified Wood (Fee in 1970s)No references to Macker ranch 050613,
Sweet Home (near Prineville)LinnORat Carey Agate BedsPetrified Wood (Fee in 1970s),
Owyhee DamMalheurOR10 km NWPetrified Wood,
Owyhee DamMalheurOR10 km SE near Sucker Creek campgroundPetrified Wood,
RiversideMalheurOR10 km NPetrified woodThere is also a Riverside in Linn County,
RiversideMalheurOR15 km E in Skull Springs areaPetrified WoodThere is also a Riverside in Linn County,
RockvilleMalheurORalong Sucker Creek to and beyond the ID line area road cutsMioceneSucker CreekFossil plants,
ValeMalheurOR12 km WPetrified Wood,
BuellMarion,PolkOR3 km W in Limestone quarryEoceneYamhillOstrea, Lima, Mollusks, forams. Brachiopods,
TroutdaleMultnomahORLewis and Clark State ParkMiocenePetrified Wood,
DallasPolkORin quarry 2 km SWEocene UpperYamhilldiverse gastropods,
DallasPolkORin Polk Portland Cement Co Quarry.Eocene UpperYamhillgastropods - Pleurotomaria.,
DallasPolkOR4 km S OR33 to Liberty Road, W 2 km to Polk County QuarryEoceneOstrea, Raninoides, Pelecypods, Nautilus, shark teeth, sea urchins, forams,
DallasPolkOR4 km S OR33 to Liberty Road, W 4 km to Oregon Portland Cement Co QuarryEoceneOstrea, Raninoides, Pelecypods, Nautilus, shark teeth, sea urchins, forams,
DallasPolkOREllendale quarry on Ellendale Rd, 5 km W of OR223gastropods-Calyptraea, Turritella, Pleurotomaria;pelecypods-Barbatia, Ostrea, Pecten, brachiopods, bryozoa,
DallasPolkOR9 km S S31t8sr5wNucula, Aucilla, Nuculana, Portlandia, Thracia, Lucina, Pitar, Macoma, Tellina, Polinices, Sinum, Ficopsis, Siphonalia, Exilia, Dentalium,
EllendalePolkORIn Ellendale basalt quarry in calcareous gritEocenegastropods - Acmaea, Calyptraea, Nerita, Spiroglyphus, Turritella; gastropods - Barbatia, Lima, Ostrea, Pecten, Plicatula, Spondylus, Venericardia, Volsella, Teredo, Caryophyllia, echinoid spines, crustacean borings, bryozoa-Heteropora, calcareous algae,
Mill CreekPolkORne1/4 s4t7sr6w in creek banks and bed above Dallas-Buell highway bridgeEoceneTyeePolynices, Turritella, Glycymeris, Pitar, Psammobia, Venericardia'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
Oregon Portland Cement CoPolkORIn Limestone lenses in quarryEoceneRaninoides, Crassatellites, Cinnamomum. Mesophyllum, bryozoa, shark teeth, forams, echinoids, nautiloids, Epitonium, crabs,
Sunshine CreekPolkOR2 km W of Polk County line in cuts on logging road in calcareous tuffaceous sandstoneEocenelarge forams, Leptoseris, Leptophyllastrea, pelecypods - Glycymeris, Macrocallista, Nemocardium, Ostrea, Pitar, Schedocardia, Spondylitis, Venericardia, echinoid spines, gastropods'Schedocardia is Scedocardia in original source,
Eola HillsPolk,MarionORarea exposures below lavas of Stayton FormationOligoceneEugenemarine faunas,
Eola HillsPolk,MarionORon top of divide on road from Lincoln to McCoy below lavas of Stayton FormationOligoceneEugenemarine faunas,
MonmouthPolk,MarionOR9 km S in road cut on US99 through N bank of Luckiamute RiverEoceneHelmickSpisula, Tellina, Volsella, gastropods - Ampullina. Acrilla, Shark Teeth,
MonmouthPolk,MarionORIn cut on US99W through Helmick HillEoceneHelmickSpisula, Tellina, Volsella, gastropods - Ampullina. Acrilla, Shark Teeth,
MonmouthPolk,MarionOR10.5 km W on US99 2 km E of OR223 junction in shales in road cutEocenewell preserved mollusks,
RickreallPolk,MarionOR8 km N at US99 RR Xing at Holmes Gap in Sandstone outcrops to NWpelecypods - Acila, Pitar;gastropods - Bruclarkia, Molopophorus,
SalemPolk,MarionOR15 km S in cut on frontage road 2 km N of Jefferson overpassOligoceneEugeneabundant mollusks,
SalemPolk,MarionOR8 km SW at S end of Illahe Road 200 meters N of South River Road and S of South River Road, SandstonesOligoceneEugenepelecypods - Acila, Solen, Pitar, Nuculana, Spisula, Yoldia, Tellina; Gastropods - Polynices, Perse, Crepidula, Molopophorus, Bruclarkia'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
TurnerPolk,MarionOR15 km SE of Salem on road from Oak Ridge Cemetery to Witzer[?] 3 km E of Turner in old quarryOligoceneEugenemollusks - SpisulaCouldn't find Witzer on USGS maps,
TillamookTillamookOROswald State Park in sea cliffs at Short Sands BeachOligoceneinvertebrates,
East Birch CreekUmatillaOR20 km SE of Pilor Rock.MioceneClarnoPlant fossils.,
Pilot RockUmatillaOR15 km E on E Birch Creek ne1/4 s7t2sr33eEocenebroad silicified flora.,
Pilot RockUmatillaOR15 km E on E Birch Creek sw1/4 s12t2sr32eEocenebroad silicified flora.,
Wallowa MtnsWallowaOR2 km below mouth of East Eagle Creek in s1/2s8t7sr44eTriassiccorals, sponges, brachiopods, pelecypods, ammonites, etc.,
Wallowa MtnsWallowaOR4 km above mouth of East Eagle Creek in S1/2s35t6sr43eTriassiccorals, sponges, brachiopods, pelecypods, ammonites, etc.,
Wallowa MtnsWallowaOR600 meters below mouth of East Eagle Creek in nw1/4 ne1/4 s7t7sr44eTriassiccorals, sponges, brachiopods, pelecypods, ammonites, etc.,
Wallowa MtnsWallowaORat Martin's bridge on East Eagle CreekTriassiccorals, sponges, brachiopods, pelecypods, ammonites, etc.,
Wallowa MtnsWallowaORbelow Martin's Bridge on East Eagle Creek inTriassiccorals, sponges, brachiopods, pelecypods, ammonites, etc.,
AntelopeWascoOREagle Creek RanchPetrified Wood (Fee in 1970s),
AntelopeWascoORIndian Creek RanchPetrified Wood (Fee in 1970s),
AntelopeWascoORAlong Road to E in regional exposures over 30 kmPetrified wood, Nuts,
Bridge CreekWascoORTertiaryJohn Daymammals-Daeodon,Enhydrocyon,Eporeodon,Promerycochoerus,Pseudodesmatochoerus,
The DallesWascoORSW along Deschutes RiverPlioceneDeschutesplant fossils,
The DallesWascoOR5 km W on Dirt roads S of US30Petrified Wood,
Forest GroveWashingtonOR8 km S on OR47 in Scroggin QuarryOligoceneAbundant, well preserved faunas Pachydesma{4}Presumably this would be near where OR47 crosses Scroggin Creek,
Forest GroveWashingtonOR5 km W of city center for several km in road cuts on OR 6Oligoceneshells; crabs in concretions.{4},
Forest GroveWashingtonOR4 km NW on Gales Creek.Shells, Concretions with crabs.,
GastonWashingtonOROn Scroggins Creek 2 km NW.Shells,
LongviewWashingtonOR3 km N, 1200 meters E of Crest of the Lone Oak Road in tuffaceous sandstoneOligoceneTurritella, Acrilla,
ClarnoWheelerOR1 km N of Camp Hancock on John Day RiverMioceneClarnoabundant fossil leaves,
Clarno's FerryWheelerOR2 km E in se1/4 s27t7sr19eEocene MiddleClarno8 genera of fossil plants - Juglans,
Clarno's FerryWheelerOREocene UpperClarnovery good plant leaves,
FossilWheelerORAt Wheeler School, Bridge Creek Flora ofMioceneJohn DayCarpinus, Castanea, Metasequoia, Myrica, Quercus, Acer,
FossilWheelerORat public collecting site behind High School (amounts limited)MioceneJohn Day?unknown material,
FossilWheelerORbehind schoolOligoceneLower John Dayfossil plants,
FossilWheelerOROligocenefossil mammal remains,
Haystack ValleyWheelerOROligoceneJohn Daymammals-Anchitherium,Daphoenus,Enhydrocyon,Entoptychus,Epigenetochoerus,Eporeodon,Kalobatippus,Nothocyon,Oreodontoides,Oxydactylus,Pleurolicus,Poebrotherium,Promerycochoerus,Pseudocastor;Turtles-Stylemys,
John Day RiverWheelerORthroughout watershedMiocene Lowerplants - ginkgo, fig, magnolia, walnut, maple, dawn redwood, mammals - sabre tooth, dogs, horses, rhinoceros, camels, Oreodonts,
MitchellWheelerORCretaceousAmmonite and Palm nut in Cretaceous rocks,
MitchellWheelerORIn hills overlooking Bridge Creek in thick Mesozoic sequenceCretaceousmammals,
MitchellWheelerORalong Bridge Creek in thick Mesozoic sequenceCretaceousmarine lizards.,
MitchellWheelerORCretaceouspalms,
Painted Hills State ParkWheelerOROligoceneBridge Creekfossil plants,
West Branch CreekWheelerORs20t11sr21e-s29t11sr21e-30t11sr21eEocene MiddleClarnoplants - Astronium, Catalpa, Cordia, Celastrus, Alchornia, Casearia, Cinnamomum, Nectandra, Vitus, Persea, Abuta, Ficus, Alangiophyllum, Platanophyllum, Gouania, Meliosma; abundant vertebrates,
[?][?]PAThree 'Humble Oil and Refining Company' beds in weathered shale somewhere in SouthEast Pennsylvania 10m below the Ledger Formation contactCambrianKinzerstrilobites-Bathyuriscus,Elrathina,Ogygopsis,Olenoides,Oryctocephalus,
Darlington[?]PAPennsylvanianfish scalesThere are Darlingtons in both Beaver and Westmoreland Counties,
Good Springs[?]PAArea exposures 13-16km S of St ClairePennsylvanianGood plant material in spoil pilesCan't identify a Good Springs or Goodsprings in PA,
New Salem[?]PA2 km S at junction of US22 and PA66 on NE sideMississippianAmes LimestoneBrachiopods - Chonetes, Crurithyris, Dechya[?], Rhipidomella; Coral - Lophophyllidium; mollusks; crinoid columnalsHA thinks, and I agree that 'Dechya' (no citations) should be 'Derbyia' which is the correct age and is often associated with Chonetes and Crurithyris. There are New Salems in Armstrong, Fayette and York Counties,
Witmer[?][?]PAon lower bench of B and O RR cut opposite Glenshaw, PAPennsylvanianBrush Creek LimestoneWitmer, PA is in Lancaster County but would be an unlikely location for Ames Limestone exposures,
York Springs[?]PATriassicNewarkdinosaur tracks,
TroxelvilleAdamsPA2 km SW of boat launch on spillway hillside N of Dam. No excavatingDevonianOnondagawell preserved brachiopods - Pacificoella[?], Orbiculoidea, Eodevonaria'Pacificoella' is almost certainly 'Pacificocoelia',
Little Conewago CreekAdams?PAnear junction of Little and Big Conewago Creeks. Visited by Wanner 1921TriassicNew OxfordPhytosaur teeth, fish scaleshttp://www.ricksweb.netfirms.com/Jeri/dinoarticle.htm. Site may be in York Cy,
BakerstownAlleghenyPAon PA8 near Upper Talley[?] Cave 3 km S on E side of roadPennsylvanianAmes LimestonefossilsCan't locate Upper Talley Cave (or any other cave) in the area.,
CreightonAlleghenyPAbetween red and gray claystones in roadcutPennsylvanianAmes Limestonefossils,
CreightonAlleghenyPAIn area quarriesPennsylvanianBrush Creek Limestone?,
EmsworthAlleghenyPAN 2 km on Camp Horne RoadPennsylvanianPine Creek?,
EtnaAlleghenyPAN along B and O RR at UndercliffPennsylvanianPine Creek?,
GlassmereAlleghenyPAIn brickyard quarryPennsylvanianBrush Creek Limestone?,
HarmarvilleAlleghenyPAIn cliffs at brickyard quarryPennsylvanianPine Creek?,
HomesteadAlleghenyPAon N side of Monongahela River along RR from just underneath Browns High Level Bridge to Glenwood Bridge near Hays.PennsylvanianAmes Limestonefossils,
NadineAlleghenyPAnear bridge crossing gully near Nadine Pumping station on Allegheny RiverPennsylvanianWoods Run?,
PittsburghAlleghenyPAalong Route 28 in Limestone blocks in rockslidesPennsylvanianAmes Limestone?,
PittsburghAlleghenyPAAlong Baltimore and Ohio RR along 2nd Ave underneath Brady Street Bridge to near 10th Street tubesPennsylvanianAmes Limestonefossils,
PittsburghAlleghenyPAalong Pennsylvania RR above West Carolina St from Corliss St tunnel to E of West End BridgePennsylvanianAmes Limestonefossils,
PittsburghAlleghenyPAalong Pennsylvania RR in Brilliant Cut-off above Washington Blvd in East EndPennsylvanianAmes Limestonefossils,
PittsburghAlleghenyPAalong RR in Panther Hollow underneath the Wilmot Street Bridge in Schenley ParkPennsylvanianAmes Limestonefossils,
PittsburghAlleghenyPAIn Frick Park E of Pittsburgh in Squirrel Hill District along the streamPennsylvanianAmes Limestonefossils,
PittsburghAlleghenyPAIn Frick Park E of Pittsburgh in Squirrel Hill District near S end of park near Forward AvePennsylvanianAmes Limestonefossils,
PittsburghAlleghenyPAN and S along Ohio Street at N end of 40th St - Washington Crossing Bridge, North SidePennsylvanianAmes Limestonefossils,
PittsburghAlleghenyPAAt Camp Horn Rd exit from I279SPennsylvanianAmes Limestonemarine fossils,
PittsburghAlleghenyPAPennsylvanian[?]Duchesne[?]vertebrates-LepidosirenidaeThere is no USGS data for a Pennsylvanian Duchesne formation,
PittsburghAlleghenyPAAt Soho Street QuarryPennsylvanianPittsburgh Limestonevertebrates-Diploceraspis,
PittsburghAlleghenyPAAt Camp Horn exit from PA 279SPennsylvanianmarine fossils,
SewickelyAlleghenyPANW of Sewickely Bridge along Narrows Run Road NW toward Stoops, FerryPennsylvanianBrush Creek Limestone?,
SewickelyAlleghenyPAin road cut On PA51 at far end of Sewickely Bridge over Ohio River in Limestone and black shalesPennsylvanianBrush Creek Limestone|Pine Creek Limestone|Ames Limestoneabundant diverse fossils. Corals, brachiopods, mollusks, shark teeth - Petalodus, Trilobites-Ditomopyge, etc,
SewickelyAlleghenyPANE, on the S side of Shousetown Rd (PA930)near Flaugherty Run Road junctionPennsylvanianPine Creek?,
SharpsburgAlleghenyPAIn old brickyard quarryPennsylvanianAmes LimestonefossilsThere is a Sharpsburg in Huntingdon County,
SpringdaleAlleghenyPAAt mouth of Powers RunPennsylvanianPine Creek?,
VersaillesAlleghenyPAIn old quarry in Deadman's HollowPennsylvanianAmes Limestonefossils,
WilkinsburgAlleghenyPAalong US22 near Burkes Glen Pool and ParkPennsylvanianAmes Limestonefossils,
WilkinsburgAlleghenyPA13 km E along Abers CreekPennsylvanianPine Creek?,
WilkinsburgAlleghenyPAalong Wm Penn Hwy and along dirt road near riding academy near Abers CreekPennsylvanianWoods Run?,
WilmerdingAlleghenyPAalong street car line toward Pitcairn on N side of Turtle CreekPennsylvanianAmes Limestonefossils (a few vertebrates found here in red clays 10m below the Ames),
BellevueAllegheny?PAunder Jacks Run Bridge in hollow below Ohio River BlvdPennsylvanianAmes|Woods RunfossilsThere are Bellevues in Lackawanna,Washington and York counties,
BellevueAllegheny?PAunder the Jacks Run Bridge in hollow near RR tracks below Ohio River BlvdPennsylvanianWoods Run?There are Bellevues in Lackawanna,Washington and York counties,
ApolloArmstrongPAE in roadcut in top of hillPennsylvanianPine Creek?,
KittanningArmstrongPAOn PA422 1 km E of PA28/66 in cut behind restaurantPennsylvanianBrush Creek LimestoneAbundant diverse fossils,
KittanningArmstrongPA15 km W of Kittanning 1 km N of hwy 422 in quarries and old coal mineVanportbrachiopods, corals, crinoids, gastropods,
ParkerArmstrongPAin Limestone outcrop S of PA268 about 2 km WSW of Parker and in underlying shalesPennsylvanianVanportBrachiopods, Crinoid columnals, Corals,
AmbridgeBeaverPAHillside above PA51 at West end of Ambridge-Woodlawn Bridge in black shales on upper benchPennsylvanianBrush Creek Limestonediverse marine fossilsBenches were reported removed in 2004 to remove rockfall hazard,
AmbridgeBeaverPAHillside above PA51 at West end of Ambridge-Woodlawn Bridge in shales and sandstones on lower benchPennsylvanianConemaugh (Mahoning)plants and ichnofossils,
AmbridgeBeaverPARoad Cut on W side of PA51 2.5km N of PA51-551 Jct opposite Ambridge-Woodlawn bridge. Parking S of bridge on W side of Hwy.PennsylvanianMahoning|Brush Creekinvertebrates, vertebrates, shark teeth-Petalodus,
CanneltonBeaverPABelow Kittanning CoalPennsylvanianKittanningvertebrates-Erpetosaurus,
CanneltonBeaverPAPlants Cordaites,
[?]BedfordPAin old ore pits throughout county along lines of exposure of the Rose Hill Formation, hematitic sandstoneSilurian LowerRose HillBrachiopods,
Bedford SpringsBedfordPAalong W side of Knobbly Mtn in SandstonesDevonian LowerOriskanyabundant Spirifer, Merista, Streptorhynchus, Platystoma, Megambonia, PlatycerasCouldn't identify Knobbly Mtn -- Possibly it's the unnamed (on USGS maps) ridge immediately W of Bedford Springs between the Cumberland Valley and Stillers Run,
Bedford TwpBedfordPAAt County Farm, In shales above iron ore pitSpirifer, Strophomena, Orthis, Rhynchonella, Streptorhynchus;Trilobite-DalmanitesDalmanites is Delmania in original source,
CessnaBedfordPA1 km W of old US220 on Local road 05100 in pit on N side in hematitic sandstone (Get permission)Silurian LowerRose HillBrachiopods,
Hopewell TwpBedfordPA1 km from Methodist church on Yellow Creek Road in shaleDevonianOrthis, Leptocoelia, Streptorhynchus,
HyndmanBedfordPAin quarry on SE side of PA96.Silurian UpperKeyserFossils including Edrioasteroid Foerstediscus,
HyndmanBedfordPAOn RR at Willis Creek at junction of RRs from Pittsburg and Huntingdon. in SandstoneDevonian LowerOriskanySpirifer, Rensselaeria, Strophomena,
Kemble[?]BedfordPAIn shales in area ore minesabundant fossils,
Kemble[?]BedfordPAIn shales at Wolfsberg-Kemble minesCaninia, Spirifer, Strophomena, Streptorhynchus, Rynchonella, Orthis, Trematospira, Aviculopecten, Bellerophon, Dalmanites, BumastusThere is no indication that there is or was a Town of 'Kemble'. There was a Kemble Coal and Iron Company that had mines at Riddlesburg and near Tatesville. Wolfsburg is a town at 40.0465N, 78.5297W40.0465N, 78.5297W Conjecture
BirdsboroBerksPAAt Incinerator ('Furnace Hill Site')TriassicNewarkReptile footprints,
JacksonwaldBerksPAJurassicDinosaur tracks,
LimerickBerksPATriassicGrallator, Chirotherium, Archosaurus,
ReadingBerksPATriassicNewarkAtreipus,Grallator,Apatopus,Batrachopus,Chirotherium,Gwyneddichnium,Rhynchosauroides,
HollidaysburgBlairPAon US20, 1 km E of US220 in stripped area on S sideSilurianMifflintownabundant brachiopods and Ostracods. A few other phyla,
TyroneBlairPApelecypod Modiolopsis,
BurlingtonBradfordPAQuarry off US6 1 km E of BurlingtonDevonianLock HavenAbundant brachiopods of several Species,
LeRoyBradfordPADevonianChemungVertebrates-Bothriolepis,Sterropterygion,Cladodus,Coccosteus,Holonema,Holoptychius,Phyllolepis,Sauripteris?,Sphenophorus[?]'Sphenophorus' does not seem to be a legitimate Devonian vertebrate. Probably a misspelling Of what?,
MonroetonBradfordPARoadcut on Twp Road 398, 1 km WNW of US220 1.3 km N of MonroetonDevonianLock HavenAbundant brachiopods of several Species,
MonroetonBradfordPARoadcuts on PA444, 7 km W of US220DevonianLock HavenAbundant brachiopods of several Species,
TowandaBradfordPAin quarry on Right side of Rd near HobletDevonianChemungvertebrates-EastmanosteusHoblet appears to be in Bradford County,
Towanda CreekBradfordPAIn Gulf Brook AreaDevonianUpper ChemungBothriolepis, Holoptychius, Pterichthys,
TroyBradfordPAin sandstonesDevonian UpperCatskillfish teeth-Ctenodus,
Center BridgeBucksPAThe Cambrian trilobite Welleraspis and linguloid brachiopods are reported from old quarries. about 1.2km SSE of the PA32 and PA263 intersection. At one time there were oil tanks on PA32 500m North of the locality.Cambrian Middle-UpperConococheague Limestone?,
LahaskaBucksPA1 km E in Limestone quarryCambrianConococheagueCryptozoon, ripple marks,
RiegelsvilleBucksPAAlong base of high cliffs along Delaware RiverTriassicTracks,
CambriaCambriaPA1 km N of junction PA22 and PA219 in shales in roadcut on 219PennsylvanianAmes LimestoneOstracods, trilobites-Kaskia,
GeistownCambriaPAin Limestone and limey shales above coal layer in parking lot of slope behind GeeBee Department store SE of Intersection of US219 and PA56PennsylvanianBrush Creek LimestoneAbundant excellent pelecypods and gastropods as well as brachiopods and other taxa.,
EmporiumCameronPAAt base of hill on N side of PA120 opposite airportDevonianLock HavenBrachiopods, Sponges-Dictyospongia, bryozoa, other fossils,
EmporiumCameronPAOn E side of PA46 in 1.3 km N of McKean County lineDevonian UpperOswayoabundant Crossopterygian fishes -- Eusthenopteron, Hyneria,
Beltzville State ParkCarbonPAAlong shoreline near pavilion 2fossils,
Beltzville State ParkCarbonPAfossils,
LeightonCarbonPAat Beltsville Dambrachiopods, bryozoa, coelenterates, trilobites, cephalopods, ostracods, crinoids,
WeissportCarbonPA1 km N adjacent to canal towpath in excavated area to EDevonianMahatango|Centerfieldblastoids, corals, molds of many other kinds of fossils,
WeissportCarbonPA1.3km N Along old Lehigh Canal in area E of canalInvertebrates,
AlexanderCentrePAIn area quarriesDevonian LowerOriskany sandstoneabundant typical faunas,
AxemannCentrePAalong PA53 to Bellefonte.Ordovician LowerStonehenge LimestonePelmatazoa, algae, gastropods, Orthoceras, trilobites, brachiopods, -- Palaelophacmaea (a rare patelliform gastropod),
BellefonteCentrePAOn PA144 600 meters N of Bellefonte line in road cutOrdovicianAntes ShaleTriarthus,
BellefonteCentrePAOn PA144 1 km N of Bellefonte line in parking lot cutbankOrdovicianCoburnBryozoa, brachiopods, trilobites, etc,
BellefonteCentrePAOn PA144 400 meters N of Bellefonte line in highway cutOrdovicianCoburn Limestonebryozoa, brachiopods, trilobites-Cryptolithus,
PhoenixvilleChesterPAAt Black Rock Tunnel. Active RR Cut-reported to be dangerous and unproductiveTriassicLockatongamphibian bones;Rutiodon teeth;Turseodus,
PhoenixvilleChesterPAAt Black Rock Tunnel and NW of the tunnel at Buckwalter's FarmTriassicLockatongDinosaur-Rutiodon bones;reptile bones,
PhoenixvilleChesterPATriassicLockatongEupelor,
RimersburgClarionPA2 km N in concretions in dump of abandoned strip mine 300 meters W of PA68PennsylvanianMiddle Kittanning CoalBrachiopods-Juresania, Mesolobus; a few other taxa,
ClearfieldClearfieldPAIn strip mine17cm Eurypterid,
DuboisClearfieldPA2.5 km S of Dubois line in barrow pit on US119PennsylvanianBrush Creek Limestonegastropods and coral,
DuboisClearfieldPAOn RR tracks S of tunnel under S Highland StreetPennsylvanianBrush Creek Limestonegastropods and coral,
DuboisClearfieldPAOn US119 in Jefferson County 6 km WSW of DuboisPennsylvanianBrush Creek Limestonegastropods and coral,
PenfieldClearfieldPA7 km NW on PA153 on Boone Mtn in borrow pit on SW in shalesMississippianPlants -Adrianites, Lepidodendropsis, brachiopods, bivalves (Cypricardinia), crinoids columnals. Bryozoa.,
CastaneaClintonPA1.3 km E in road cuts E and W of parking area in Limestones and shalesSilurianMifflintownCorals, Bryozoa, Brachiopods,
Red HillClintonPAin 1 km long road cut near Hyner, PA in red mudstones and siltstones in lake and river depositsDevonianCatskill (Duncannon)diverse plants, fish, a few arthropods and Tetrapods,
RenovoClintonPARed Hill bed off PA120 N of Lock Haven -- Collecting discouraged? This is a scientifically important site and is said to be a difficult place to collect in any case because of the physical layoutDevonianvertebrates,
[?]ColumbiaPAat Mench's[?] Quarry 500 meters E of old schoolhousecrinoid fragments, Atrypa, Strophomena, Rhynchonella, Beyrichia,
Center TownshipColumbiaPAIn quarry opposite Lime Ridge StationAtrypa, Orthis, Cladopora, Dalmanites, Favosites, Zaphrentis, Rhynchonella, Strophomena,
JerseytownColumbiaPA2 km NE on PA249 with additional exposures on county Rd running NWDevonianMahatango(Tully)corals, brachiopods, trilobites-Phacops, Greenops,
MeadvilleCrawfordPA2 km SW at on ramp from PA322 to I79Devonian-MississippianRiceville|Cussewagotrace fossils, brachiopods, mollusks,
MeadvilleCrawfordPAin hillside near Liberty StreetDevonian-MississippianRiceville|Cussewagotrace fossils, brachiopods, mollusks,
Fort HunterDauphinPARockville Quarry, 4.8km North of Harrisburg. Rockville is known for the beautiful stone arch RR bridge - longest such in the world. In abandoned quarry at the north end of a deep rock cut on US22-322 @17m above road level. Park on dirt road next to trackCoral, bryozoa, brachiopods, cephalopods, crinoids, trilobites, and trace fossilsUSGS Topo maps do not show the quarry which may have been removed when US22/322 was widened, If it exists, it may be around 40.3359N, 76.9017W--good map of local roads recommended,
HarrisburgDauphinPAIn abandoned quarry 17m above US22-322 4.8km N of Harrisburg. There is access and parking on dirt R next to RR tracks. Do not park on RR bridgetrilobites,coral,bryozoa,brachiopods,cephalopods,crinoidsSee entry for Fort Hunter-Rockville Quarry which is probably the same site,
RockvilleDauphinPAin quarry above US22/322 about 70 meters N of BridgeDevonianMahatangodiverse fossils. Many brachiopodsSee entry for Fort Hunter-Rockville Quarry which is probably the same site,
BrockportElkPA1 km N in black shales exposed in abandoned strip mineColumbiana ShaleBrachiopods, mollusks,
EdinboroEriePAIn bed of Howard Run near Howard FallsDevonianChadakoin a few fish bone and spine fragments,
GirardEriePADevonianvertebrates-Machaeracanthus,
McKeanEriePAAt I79, PA174 interchange in cut and in bed of Elk Creek and in road cut 2 km S on E side of I79Devonian UpperChadakoinBrachiopod molds, mollusk molds, ichnofossils,
Chestnut RidgeFayettePADevonianLingula, Discina, Spirifer, Rhynchonella, Streptorhynchus, Paleoneilo, Sanguinolites, Mytilarca, Pteronites, Actinodesma, Orthoceras,
Middle Smithfield TwpFayettePAin Limestone cliff on Delaware RiverDevonian LowerStormvilleStromatopora, Pentamerus,
UniontownFayettePAto E along National Pike in road cutsDevonianLower Chemungworm trails, crinoid columns, bryozoa, Stropheodonta, Productus, Dalmanella, Camarotoechia, Leiorhynchus, brachiopods, pelecypods, Protoceras, plant parts,
UniontownFayettePA13km E on US 40 1.7km W of Chalk Hill. on W side of quarry storage area on N side of roadMississippian UpperMauch Chunkbrachiopods, corals, crinoids, trilobites,
UniontownFayettePA13 km W in area Limestone exposures along Chestnut RidgeMississippian UpperMauch Chunkbryozoa, brachiopods, mollusks, trilobites - Kaskia, crinoids, blastoids,
UniontownFayettePA13 km W in Limestone exposures in back of Dept Of Highways Storage dump on N side of US40Mississippian UpperMauch Chunkbryozoa, brachiopods, mollusks, trilobites - Kaskia, crinoids, blastoids,
RoxburyFranklinPA1 km NW in cut through Blue Mtn on PA641OrdovicianMartinsburgbrachiopods, mollusks, trilobites -= Cryptolithus,
Scotland StationFranklinPANWCambrian UpperConococheague LimestoneCambrian Upper trilobites, Saukia,
Scotland StationFranklinPAa Limestone Northwest oftrilobites - Saukia,
Burnt CabinsFultonPA1 km E in road cut near Huntingdon County line.SilurianRose Hillsmall ostracods, Tentaculites, a few larger invertebrates,
Fort LittletonFultonPA500 meters N on LR29046 in barrow pit at bridgeSilurianRose Hillsmall ostracods, Tentaculites, a few larger invertebrates,
CarmichaelsGreenePAin bank of Muddy Creek below cemetery N on Market StreetPennsylvanianCassville Shalea number of species of plants,
Mt Morris[?]GreenePAin strip mine of Dippel and Dippel Coal mine inPermianWashingtonplantsOriginal indicated Mt Morris, WV, actual site could be in WV,
HuntingdonHuntingdonPABryozoa Ceramopora,
MapletonHuntingdonPA1 km N in E side of Juniata River gorgeSilurianKeyser|Tonolowaydiverse invertebrates, many brachiopod species, ostracods,
Tussey's MountainHuntingdonPAarea Limestone exposuresPennsylvanian?BarreFavosites,
Union FurnaceHuntingdonPAOn PA473 between Tyrone and Water Street in 1.6km long sequence of road cutsOrdovicianTrenton|Black Rivertypical fossilsDo not disturb markers left by geologists to mark various beds and features,
SheloctaIndianaPA1 km NW about 200 meters up Armstrong Twp Rd 363 from US422 in Roadcut in marine shales above and below thin LimestonePennsylvanianBrush Creek LimestoneGastropods, other invertebrates,
SheloctaIndianaPA1 km N on old US422 just N of US422 in cliffs in Pennsylvanian Conemaugh Formation in limestones and shales.PennsylvanianConemaughGastropods - Shansiella, Worthenia, Coral Lophophyllidium, brachiopods - Juresania. pelecypods. Mineral -Wurtzite,
WorthvilleJeffersonPAN and E on Local Road 33017 in weathered shales in road cutPennsylvanianColumbiana Shalebrachiopod - Mesolobus, other invertebrates,
Seven StarsJuniataPA1.2 km W on PA235 in barrow pitDevonian MiddleMahatangopelecypods, other invertebrates,
CarbondaleLackawannaPAIn strip mine exposures S along PA6PennsylvanianNeuropteris, Pecopteris, Alethopteris, Ptychocarpus, Sphenophyllum.,
BowmansvilleLancasterPATriassicBrunswickSphodrosaurus,
East PetersburgLancasterPACambrian LowerKinzersOlenellus very well preserved,
FruitvilleLancasterPACambrianKinzersTrilobites - Holmia, Paedeumias(Olenellus). Hyolithes. Owned by Franklin and Marshall College,
LancasterLancasterPAat Getz quarry excavated for building stone in early 20th CenturyCambrianKinzersOlenellus getzita 17cm. Quarry inactive for many decades.,
RohrerstownLancasterPAGetz farm and road metal quarry. 19th Century about 500 specimens at YaleCambrian LowerKinzersOlenellus (one specimen with antennae), Anomalocaris, Tuzoia,
WampumLawrencePAin Limestone quarries to W accessible via concrete bridgePennsylvanianVan Portabundant diverse fossils,
West PittsburgLawrencePAArea quarries in limestone and shalesPennsylvanianVanportbrachiopods, crinoids,
West PittsburgLawrencePAIn area quarries S of NewcastlePennsylvanianVanportbrachiopods, crinoids.,
Swatara GapLebanonPAAbout 8km from Swatara Gap using road on N side of Swatara Creek (Old State Rd) in hillside exposure where road swings away from the creek.DevonianMahatango?,
Swatara GapLebanonPAArea around Freeway footing was closed to collecting in 1990OrdovicianMartinsburgTrilobites-Cryptolithus(complete)-8 least 8 other genera,brachiopods,starfish,conularia,othersSee Suedberg site -- Note: additional outcrops might be present along creek or on the ridges SW and NE of the old site. Has anyone looked?,
Swatara GapLebanonPARoad cut on I-81 on S(Westbound) side of Swatara Creek bridge. Collecting prohibited due to laws about pedestrians on Interstates as well as (probably) safety concernsOrdovicianMartinsburgTrilobites-Cryptolithus(complete)-8 least 8 other genera,brachiopods,starfish,conularia,othersSee other Swatara Gap entries,
Pleasant HillLebanon?PARoad cuts 160m North of Pleasant Hill (Adams County, PA) in yellow Brunswick shalesTriassic-JurassicNewark(Brunswick Shale)Pseudoestheria (small arthropods similar to ostracods)There are no less than nine towns called Pleasant Hill in PA. The Lebanon County version seems most likely,
CoopersburgLehighPATriassicRutiodon, Archosaurus,Chirotherium,Rhynchosauroides,Anchisaurus,Anchisauripus,Grallator,
FriedensvilleLehighPAnear NJ Zinc Co Zinc MineCephalopods,
Beach HavenLuzernePA2 km N in quarry on hillside 100 meters W of PA436DevonianMahatangocorals, brachiopods, etc,
LarksvilleLuzernePAOn dumps associated with extinguishing 1970s fire in Ross coal seamPennsylvanianLlewellyn30 species of plant fossils,
LarksvilleLuzernePANortheast. Plant fossils in excavations associated with extinguishing a mine fire in theCarboniferous UpperRoss CoalPlant fossils,
SalemLuzernePAin area exposures Northeast to DorranceDevonianMahatangodiverse fossils,
WanamieLuzernePAIn Middle Pennsylvanian Llewellyn Formation in strip mine dump 35.2km S of Wilkes-Barre.Pennsylvanian MiddleLlewellynplant fossils.,
Wilkes-BarreLuzernePARegional exposures of thin marine Limestone above the Northern Anthracite bedPennsylvanianMill Creekmolds of about 50 taxa -- brachiopods, gastropods Brush Creek Limestone -- Pennsylvanian A Limestone within the Conemaugh group in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio. It is older than the Ames Limestone and is separated from the Ames by several beds in,
Wilkes-BarreLuzernePAPennsylvanianPottsvillePlants - Lepidostrobus,
Antes GapLycomingPA3 km S of Antes Fort on PA44 in abandoned barrow pitOrdovicianAntes Shalegraptolites, Triarthus,
Antes GapLycomingPA3 km S of Antes Fort on PA44 in banks of Antes CreekOrdovicianCoburnCryptolithus, etc,
Antes GapLycomingPA3 km S of Antes Fort on PA44OrdovicianReedsvillegraptolites, a few brachiopods,
Antes GapLycomingPAOn PA880 700 meters S of PA44 JunctionOrdovicianSalonaCryptolithus, etc,
HughesvilleLycomingPAIn Upper Devonian Brallier Formation. 5 km E in road cut on PA118 at intersection with road into Miller HollowDevonian UpperBralliermolds and casts of corals, mollusks, brachiopods.,
Jersey ShoreLycomingPAto E in slates interbedded in limestonestrilobites, shells, corals, encrinal disks, etc,
PowysLycomingPAAt Powys curve (on RR) in talus below US15 probably in red mudstonesDevonian UpperCatskillfish fragments-Sauripteris,
WilliamsportLycomingPAAt Fry's Park behind Ward L Myers elementary schoolAbundant fossils,
WilliamsportLycomingPAIn area exposures of reddish rockAmmonites,
BradfordMcKeanPAin area quarries and roadcuts along valley of Tunungwant Creek in sandstones and shalesDevonian MiddleChadakoinabundant brachiopods and trace fossils,
Grove CityMercerPAE in abandoned strip mine West of Centertown Rd just S of I80PennsylvanianVan Portdiverse fossils - forams, crinoids, echinoid plates, mollusks, brachiopods,
LewistownMifflinPA11 km away in Ferguson Valley at McKees Ore Bank in shale above the hematite bedsAvicula, Actinopteria, Beyrichia, crinoid columnals, Dalmanites, Homalonotus, Lyrodesma, Leptaena, etc,
LewistownMifflinPAMatilda Furnace in shale above the hematite bedsAvicula, Actinopteria, Beyrichia, crinoid columnals, Dalmanites, Homalonotus, Lyrodesma, Leptaena, etc,
LewistownMifflinPAW of McKees Ore Bank in shale above the hematite bedsAvicula, Actinopteria, Beyrichia, crinoid columnals, Dalmanites, Homalonotus, Lyrodesma, Leptaena, etc,
Newton HamiltonMifflinPA2 km NE in long RR cut exposing full thickness of shales and limestones of the Onondaga FormationDevonianOnondagadiverse fossils,
Decker's FerryMonroePAIn river bluffs to WDevonian LowerStormvilleLeperditia,
Delaware RiverMonroePAIn banksDevonian LowerStormvillePentamerus, Stromatopora, Receptaculites,
Hartman's CaveMonroePAat Crystal Hill CavePleistocenemammals, human artifacts,
SaylorsburgMonroePA1 km NW on Local Road 930 in Road cutDevonianCenterfieldcorals, brachiopods, bryozoa, other fossils,
SaylorsburgMonroePAin area exposuresDevonianCenterfieldcorals, brachiopods, bryozoa, other fossils,
SaylorsburgMonroePA1km NW on Rt side of Rd 930DevonianCenterfieldFossils,
StroudsburgMonroePANorth at Centerfield Coral ReefDevonianMahatangoTrilobites, ProetusOn PA 191,
StroudsburgMonroePADevonianTrilobites-Phacops,
StroudsburgMonroePA'Centerfield Coral Reef' Colorful marine fossils in a road cut on PA191. Once a popular collecting area. Owned by Pinebrook Junior College. Closed to collecting in 1978 due to fears of legal liability.Devonian?,
StroudsburgMonroePA1km S of PA447 on W side on PA191 in road cut-Reported to be closed as of 2004, but there are other unposted similar exposures nearby on PA191DevonianTrilobites-Phacops,
StroudsburgMonroePASmall outcrop on PA209N adjacent to shopping center?,
StroudsburgMonroePAW on Hwy 80Coelenterates,
ArcolaMontgomeryPAIn abandoned RR Cut--reportedly now a rails to trails park-collecting discouragedTriassicLockatongphytosaurs, fish-Osteopleurus,
ArcolaMontgomeryPATriassicAtreipus,
Blue BellMontgomeryPATriassicLockatongreptile jaws - Rutiodon,
CooperstownMontgomeryPAIn quarry 19.2km (or less?)S. Probably the Kibblehouse Quarry in PerkiomenvilleTriassicNewarkreptile footprints, fishCooperstown is in Venango Cy,
East GranvilleMontgomeryPAArea exposures when excavations are in progressTriassicNewarkReptiles-bones,tracks,
Evansburg ParkMontgomeryPAIn exposures on Skippack Creek below the QuarryTriassic?dinosaur tracks,
GraterfordMontgomeryPATriassicGrallator, Atreipus,Gwyneddichnium,Rhynchosauroides,
GwynnedMontgomeryPAactive RR Cut-reported to be dangerous and unproductiveTriassic?,
North WalesMontgomeryPA1.2km S in RR cutTriassicLockatongfish-Carinacanthus,Coelacanthus,
SanatogaMontgomeryPATriassicGrallator,
SchwenksvilleMontgomeryPATriassicGrallator,Gwyneddichnium,
ComlyMontourPA2 km N in barrow pits on local road 47032DevonianMahatangodiverse fossils,
DanvilleMontourPA3 km SE on Local Road 47005Devonian UpperTrimmers RockAbundant brachiopods,
DanvilleMontourPAEast on River Road near RR tracks on N side of roadbrachiopods,
Grove TunnelMontourPA1 km W in quarry on Ridge in coral reef above shaley LimestoneStromatopora, Favosites, Zaphrentis, Cladopora, Conophyllum,
TurbotsvilleMontourPAAt Swopes FarmDevonianMahatangoabundant fossils:coral-Heterophrentis,Trachypora;Brachiopods-Athyris,Protoleptostrophia,Mucrospirifer,
WashingtonvilleMontourPAin area exposuresDevonianMahatangodiverse fossils,
[?]Montour,Columbia LinePA1 km E at quarries and along RRcorals Stromatopora, Favosites, Zaphrentis, crinoid fragments, Cladopora, Atrypa,
Martins CreekNorthamptonPA2 km E on stripped hillside adjacent to abandoned quarry Permission reqd from Alpha Cement CoOrdovicianJacksonburgbryozoa, Cryptolithus, Dalmanella,
Nancy RunNorthamptonPACambrianAllentownCryptozoon,
DalmatiaNorthumberlandPANE 3 km W of intersection of PA147 and PA225 in barrow pitDevonianMahatangodiverse fossils, Brachiopods, etc. Trilobites - Greenops, Trimerus,
LewisburgNorthumberlandPA2 km S in red ore bedDevonian [Silurian?]ClintonIchnophycus, Graptolithus, Helopora, Athyris, Leptocoelia, Triplesia, Cyclonema, Cornulites,
LewisburgNorthumberlandPA1 km N on river at base of Dale's Hill in LimestoneSponges,
UniontownNorthumberlandPA1200 meters above on E bank of riverUpper Salinacrinoid fragments, large shellsUniontown is in Fayette County?,
Buffalo MillPerryPA1 km E in red shalesDevonian [Silurian?]ClintonFish Scales,
Buffalo MillPerryPAIn area red shalesDevonian [Silurian?]ClintonFish Scales,
KistlerPerryPA2 km SW on LR50008 in road cut and quarry in limestones opposite DeLancy historical markerSilurianKeyser|TonolowayAbundant diverse fossils,
LandisburgPerryPASilurianBloomfield[?]fish-AmericaspisNo Silurian Bloomfield Formation in GEOLEX,
MillerstownPerryPAarea red hematite depositsDevonian [Silurian?]ClintonBeyrichia, Calymene, Ormoceras,
New BloomfieldPerryPA1 km E on Newport RdSilurianLandisburg sandstoneLeperditia, many shells, fish remains,
NewportPerryPA2 km S in barrow pitDevonianMahatango40 species of fossils. Many species of brachiopods. Several species of trilobites - Phacops, Greenops, Dechenella,
Saville TwpPerryPAIn Raccoon Valley in red shalesSilurianClintonfish scales,
Saville TwpPerryPAon 5 km N of junction of PA74 and PA174. in barrow piton PA74 behind Township buildingDevonianexcellent marine fossils -- Phacops, Bryozoa ,
Dingman's FerryPikePAat Indian Ladder Fallsbrachiopods, crinoids, cephalopods, trilobites,
MilfordPikePAin area exposures in valleys of Delaware River and Raymondskill CreekDevonianMahatangoAbundant, diverse fossils,
MilfordPikePAIN barrow pits on W side of PA209 between Raymondskill Creek and MilfordDevonianDiverse Devonian fossils,
CoudersportPotterPAAt Lamont Summit 8 km N in greenish sandy flagstonefish bones,
Pulpit HillPotterPAjust W of McKean County line on N side of Allegheny River in green sandstone 150 meters below summitfish plates, fossil plants,
ShinglehousePotterPA5 km E on local road 52014Devonian UpperChadakoinfish scales, brachiopods, plants, bryozoa,
ShinglehousePotterPAat SW end of town in barrow pit on PA44Devonian UpperChadakoinfish scales, brachiopods, plants, bryozoa,
Deer LakeSchuylkillPAon W side of PA61 500 meters N of PA895 junctionDevonianMahatango?,
Deer LakeSchuylkillPAin barrow pits on PA61DevonianMahatangoabundant mollusks, brachiopods, trilobites,
Deer LakeSchuylkillPAIn gravel pit on hwy 61Carboniferousbrachiopods, cephalopods, trilobites,
Deer LakeSchuylkillPAOff PA61S Near Michael Bros RestaurantPennsylvanianFern fossils,
JolietSchuylkillPAin area anthracite coal seams and spoil piles accessible form PA209Pennsylvanianferns, petrified wood ,
St ClairSchuylkillPAin Pennsylvanian mine dumps. closed to collecting in 1976 for unknown reasons InPennsylvanianPottsvillePlant Fossils Alethopteris, Mariopteris, Calamites, Neuropteris,
St ClairSchuylkillPAIn Buck Mtn #5 Coal Seam.Pennsylvanian MiddlePottsvilleAlethopteris flora.,
St ClairSchuylkillPAin abandoned strip mines in area. Some areas are posted, some aren't. Cuts in the parking lot of the WalMart have a few fossils.Pennsylvaniandiverse, well preserved, plants,
St ClairSchuylkillPALeft on Hancock from WalMart on PA61S parking lot 1.2km to pullout. Park and walk right about 800m down dirt road to shale pitPennsylvaniandiverse, well preserved, plants,
St ClairSchuylkillPAAt old St Claire Coal Co mine -- Now the WalMart parking lotPennsylvanianplant materialOriginal says 'St Clarie',
St ClairSchuylkillPAPennsylvanian Lower. More than 80 fossil plant species, as well as several arthropods, have been identified from the shales underlying the main Buck Mountain coal seam northeast of Saint Clair. Check out 50 Hikes in Eastern Pennsylvania by Tom ThwaitesPennsylvanianplants,
St ClairSchuylkillPAIn old strip mines on hwy 61plant fossils,
SuedbergSchuylkillPAin barrow pit on side road S from PA72 about 1 km W of Suedberg near the Lebanon County lineDevonianMahatango?,
SuedbergSchuylkillPA1.5 km SW on the S side of Township road 365.DevonianMahatangodiverse fossils,
SuedbergSchuylkillPAwithin Swatara Gap State Park -- collecting permittedDevonianMahatangoDiverse fossils,
SuedbergSchuylkillPAOrdovicianS from Suedberg, cross creek. Immediate left. W about 600m. Dump site is on Left just past road on left near Lebanon County line roughly 40.52165N-76.47895WMartinsburgTrilobites,brachiopods,starfish,etcIn spoil pile material removed from Swatara Gap during construction work on I81 in 2004 -- reported (2006)to be completely worked over although a few Devonian Mahatango Fm fossils may be found in the bedrockhttp://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/topogeo/collecting/swataraloc.aspx
TremontSchuylkillPAin long road cut on I81 NW of parking area at PA209 I81 overpassPennsylvanianLlewellynplant fossils in coal seams and adjacent rocks,
Shadle[?]SnyderPAE side of Mahantango creek NE of PA104DevonianMahantango?Couldn't identify a Shadle PA, PA104 is on the West side of the Susquehanna River running from a point opposite the mouth of Mahantango Creek for about 35km to Mifflinburg,
Deer Valley LakeSomersetPAabout 1 km W of Mt Davis in Quarry 200 meters E of LR50008MississippianWymps GapBrachiopods, Bryozoa, trilobites-Kaskia,
AuburnSusquehannaPA2.4km W at Township Maintenance facility at Woodward Drive on PA895Trilobite fragments,
LanesboroSusquehannaPAAt Cascade Creek E from PA171 5 km N of Lanesboro E of RR tracksDevonian UpperWest HillBrachiopods, crinoid columnals, plants,
MontroseSusquehannaPA19 km SE along Butter Creek in Chemung micaceous shales and sandstonesDevonianNew Milford?,
MontroseSusquehannaPA8 km E in RR cuts in Chemung micaceous shales and sandstonesDevonianNew Milford?,
Rush TownshipSusquehannaPADevonianLock Havenfish-Holonema,
SmileySusquehannaPAat Tunkhannock Creek in Chemung micaceous shales and sandstonesDevonianNew MilfordMansfield, Tioga County, PA, 6 km NW at Seeley's Creek off Lambs Creek -- -- Chemung -- Holoptychius, fish beds,plants, shells, Bothriolepis, Dipterus,
[?]TiogaPARegional exposures along tributaries of Tioga RiverDevonian UpperWest Fallsbrachiopods, pelecypods, crinoids, bryozoa, plants,
BlossburgTiogaPABetween Blossburg and Covington on bank of Tioga River in red mudstonesDevonian UpperCatskillfish parts, fins,spines,scales-Bothriolepis,Holoptychius,SauripterisOriginal says 'Blassburg',
BlossburgTiogaPAin sandstonesDevonian UpperCatskillfish parts, fins,spines,scales-Bothriolepis,Holoptychius,Sauripteris,Sterropterygion,
BlossburgTiogaPA3.6 km toward Covington on RRfish conglomerate, Holoptychius scales and teeth,
BlossburgTiogaPAArea exposures of sands associated with coal seamsFish teeth,
Lamb's CreekTiogaPADevonian UpperCatskillfish teeth,spines,scales-Dipterus,Gyracanthus,Holoptychius,
LawrencevilleTiogaPAnear State LineDevonianChemungvertebrates-Holonema,
MansfieldTiogaPADevonian UpperCatskillfish parts, fins,spines,scales-Bothriolepis,Ganorhynchus,Holoptychius,Sterropterygion,
MansfieldTiogaPA6 km NW at Seeley's Creek off Lambs CreekSilurian [Devonian?]ChemungHoloptychius, fish beds, plants, shells, Bothriolepis, Dipterus,
Mill CreekTiogaPAin sandstonesDevonian UpperCatskillfish parts-Bothriolepis,
Sullivan TownshipTiogaPAin sandstonesDevonian UpperCatskillfish scales-Holoptychius,
Tioga JunctionTiogaPA2 km E on PA238 in road cut and bed of Mutton CreekDevonian UpperWest Fallsbrachiopods, pelecypods, crinoids, bryozoa, plants,
WinfieldUnionPA5 km W in outcrops on roads leading N from PA304 in sandstones and shalesSilurianRose Hill|Keeferdiverse fossils,
PleasantvilleVenangoPA6.4km S in sandstonesDevonian UpperCatskillfish spines-Ctenacanthus,
WesleyVenangoPAN in limestones in abandoned strip minesPennsylvanianVan Portfossils,
TidiouteWarrenPA2 km W on PA127Devonian-MississippianCorry|OswayoAbundant and diverse brachiopods,
WarrenWarrenPA3.2km NEPennsylvanianOlean Cgfish-Ctenacanthus,
CanonsburgWashingtonPAShark coprolites,
VanceWashingtonPAIn Permian Washington and Dunkard formations of PA186 in Washington Stone Co Quarry, FishPermianWashington|DunkardSharks-Xenacanthus,Hybodus,Ectosteorhachis;Lungfish-Sagenodus,Monongahela;Amphibia-Diploceraspis,Lysorophus,
HonesdaleWaynePAOn PA, 191 700 meters N of PA670 junctionDevonianCatskillcarbonized tree trunks,
BlackburnWestmorelandPANE in cliffs above quarryPennsylvanianAmes LimestoneThere is also a Blackburn in Clearfield County,
BlackburnWestmorelandPANE, in quarryPennsylvanianPine CreekThere is also a Blackburn in Clearfield County,
MurrysvilleWestmorelandPAIn first cliff west on Wm Penn HwyPennsylvanianBrush Creek Limestone?,
New KensingtonWestmorelandPAAt foot of Logans Ferry HillPennsylvanianPine Creek?,
TraffordWestmorelandPAS along RR tracksPennsylvanianPine Creek?,
LaceyvilleWyomingPAon PA367 500 meters N of US6Devonian MiddleCyrtospirifer, a few plants,
OccanaWyomingPAin hillside to SW and along Cedar Creek above Eagle Creek Coal bedPennsylvanianPottsville, UpperAviculopecten,
EmigsvilleYorkPAAt Wheatley's Copper Mines about 3.2km WTriassicNew OxfordReptile teeth and bones-Clepsysaurus,Eupelor,Palaeoctonus,Rutiodon,Suchoprion,Thecodontosaurus,
EmigsvilleYorkPAAt LeCron�s Copper Mine. 19th Century site visited by Cope and, later, WannerTriassicNew OxfordGaltoniahttp://www.ricksweb.netfirms.com/Jeri/dinoarticle.htm,
Goldsboro QuarryYorkPAFirst reported 1889. on hill side W of Goldsboro Rd. Reported visible, but on private property in 2005TriassicGettysburgfootprints-Grallator,Atreipushttp://www.ricksweb.netfirms.com/Jeri/dinoarticle.htm,
HanoverYorkPAAt Codorus State Park on shore of Marburg LakefossilsThis site seems unlikely to be valid,
Manchester TwpYorkPAon Locust Lane West from PA181 where Locust Lane crosses I83Cambrian LowerKinzerstrilobites ,
Mount WolfYorkPAAlong RR tracks 3.2km NNE of Mount Wolf (York Co, PA)Triassic-JurassicNewarkferns and Calamites.,
New CumberlandYorkPA1934 - in a roadcut on Rt 111TriassicGettysburgA single footprint-and some poorly preserved plant stemshttp://www.ricksweb.netfirms.com/Jeri/dinoarticle.htm,
Trostle�s QuarryYorkPA1937-Haile. In limestone quarry on Bermudian Creek in siltstonesTriassicGettysburgfootprints-Atreipus,Anchisauripus,Otozoum,reptile trackshttp://www.ricksweb.netfirms.com/Jeri/dinoarticle.htm,
YocumtownYorkPADinosaur tracks,
Yocumtown QuarryYorkPAHickok, Hayes,Willard 1932 -- Now under housing developmentTriassicGettysburgTracks-Grallator,Atreipushttp://www.ricksweb.netfirms.com/Jeri/dinoarticle.htm,
York HavenYorkPATriassicpetrified wood ,
York HavenYorkPAferns in sandstonesTriassicS of town ,
Zion�s View SiteYorkPAvisited by Hoff in 1910 and Stahle in 1972TriassicNew OxfordRutiodon,Buettneria,ostracods,fishhttp://www.ricksweb.netfirms.com/Jeri/dinoarticle.htm,
Germany ValleyHuntingdonPA?on US33 1.1 km E of Bland Hills RdOrdovician MiddleReedsvillebrachiopods, trilobites, bryozoa, graptolites ,
Germany ValleyHuntingdonPA?on US33 2.3 km E of Bland Hills Rd not the same faunas found to westOrdovician MiddleReedsvillebrachiopods, trilobites, bryozoa, graptolites ,
Prince Edward Island-PEPermian?Cycads,
Prince Edward Island-PETriassic?A reptile, Bathygnathus,
Governors IslandKingsPEPermianKildare CapesPlants-Walchia,Tylodendronwww.geo.arizona.edu/~rees/2002-7.pdf,
Murray HarbourKingsPEPermianHillsborough BayPlants?www.geo.arizona.edu/~rees/2002-7.pdf,
French RiverPrincePEPermianOrby HeadPlants?www.geo.arizona.edu/~rees/2002-7.pdf,
Hillsborough BayPrincePEPermianKildare CapesPlants?www.geo.arizona.edu/~rees/2002-7.pdf,
Indian RiverPrincePEPermianHillsborough BayPlants?www.geo.arizona.edu/~rees/2002-7.pdf,
MiminegashPrincePEPennsylvanian Upper?MiminegashPlants - 10 or more taxawww.geo.arizona.edu/~rees/2002-7.pdf,
North PointPrincePETo South along West CoastPermianEgmont BayPlants?www.geo.arizona.edu/~rees/2002-7.pdf,
Spring ValleyPrincePEPermianHillsborough RiverPlants?www.geo.arizona.edu/~rees/2002-7.pdf,
Gallas PointQueensPEHillsborough Bay (Gallas Point is also known as Gallows Point)Permian LowerKildare CapesPlants-Walchia,Tylodendronwww.geo.arizona.edu/~rees/2002-7.pdf,
Orby Head/Cape TurnerQueensPEPermianOrby HeadPlants-Walchia,Tylodendronwww.geo.arizona.edu/~rees/2002-7.pdf,
Prim PointQueensPEPermianKildare CapesPlants?www.geo.arizona.edu/~rees/2002-7.pdf,
Rice PointQueensPEPermianKildare CapesPlants?www.geo.arizona.edu/~rees/2002-7.pdf,
Ancienne Lorette-QCat 66m ASLHoloceneLeda Clayfossils,
Anticosti Is-QCin shales and limestonesSilurianJupitercorals with soft body parts, brachiopods,
Anticosti Is-QCSilurianJupiterTrilobites - Encrinuroides, Calymene ,
Anticosti Is-QCAt junction of Oil River and Kalimazoo CreekOrdovicianVaurealCyclocystoids,
Anticosti Is-QCin LimestoneOrdovicianVaurealthree dimensional graptolites,
Anticosti Island-QCOrdovicianVaureal Limestonethree dimensional graptolites - Anticosti,
Aylmer-QCTrilobites - Bathyurus,
Barachois-QCAt Coombs QuarryDevonian LowerAbout 50 species of invertebrates. A few fish,
Bay des Chaleurs-QCin excavationsHoloceneLeda Clayfossils ,
Bay of Chaleur-QCDevonianEscuminacvertebrates - Cephalaspis,
Beauhamois-QCCambrianichnofossils - Protichnites,
Beauport-QCHoloceneLeda Clayfossils ,
Cote Frechette-QCOrdovicianLevisseveral taxa of graptolites.,
Cowansville-QCIn local quarryOrdovician MiddleStanbridgeworms, brachiopods, trilobites, bryozoa,
DeLormier[?]-QCin excavationsHoloceneLeda ClayfossilsDeLormier is a common surname in Quebec, but there does not seem to be a town of that name,
Escuminac Bay-QCDevonianEscuminacvertebrates-Alaspis,Ateleaspis,Bothriolepis,Cephalaspis,Cheirolepis,Coccosteus,Elpistostege,Eusthenopteron,Fleurantia,Holoptychius,Homalacanthus,Scaumenacia,Scaumenella,Triazeugacanthus,
Gatineau-QCOrdovicianCobourgtrilobites - Ceraurus ,
Gatineau-QCOrdovicianGull Rivertrilobite - Bathyurus, Isotelus, Nanilleanus ,
Grand Riviere du Chene-QCin E bank at 110m ASLHoloceneLeda Clayfossils ,
Grenville-QCProbably at Cote St PierreNeoproterozoicEozoon (a pseudofossil),
Hull-QCpelecypod Ctenodonta,
Jacques-Cartier River-QCnear mouth at Fossil Isabundant fossils,
Kabir Kouba Falls-QCarea exposures of limestone and shale including cliff above fallsOrdovicianFossils-trilobites-Cryptolithus,Brachiopods,Cephalopods,Bryozoa,Crinoids,
Kirkland-QCin QuarryOrdovicianLavalbrachiopods ,
Lake Temiscamingue-QCOn Hwy63 near QC-ON Border. Fossil Center. Numerous Ordovician and Silurian sites nearbyOrdovician-Silurian?,
Les Mechins-QCOrdovicianGraptolites,
Levis-QCFairly abundant graptolites and invertebrates in clasts in conglomeratesOrdovician LowerQuebec Groupgraptolites, invertebratesClassic locality. Chazy Age ocean margin material overthrust from SE over Upper Ordovician 'Utica/Hudson River' Shales',
Levis-QCin black shalesOrdoviciangraptolites-Dictyonema,
Magog-QCAt Castle BrookOrdovicianGraptolites,
Mingan Islands-QCLarge Islands and other locationsOrdovicianChazy?,
Montreal-QCOrdovicianChazy?,
Montreal-QCOrdovicianLaval (Chazy)Malocystites,
Montreal-QCat Mile End QuarriesHoloceneLeda Clayfossils,
Montreal-QCon NW side of Mt Royal on Westbury Ave near Mackenzie StHoloceneLeda Clayfossils ,
Montreal-QCon NW side of Mt Royal on Cote-Sainte-Catherine Rd W of Decelles AveHoloceneLeda Clayfossils ,
Montreal-QCHoloceneLeda Clayfossils ,
Montreal-QCat Sainte-Anne-Bellevue CanalCambrianPotsdamichnofossils - Skolithos, Climactichnites, Protichnites,
Montreal-QCaround Montreal, Quebec, On Trembleau Mtn. About 10 localities along the St Lawrence River for 100 km South and West of Montreal as well as a pair 100 and 200 km further North and East.Pleistocene?,
Montreal-QCpelecypod Mya,
Neuville-QCOrdovicianNeuville (Trenton)trilobites ,
Nicolet River-QCOrdovicianTrilobites-Cryptolithus,
Notre Dame du Nord-QCIn Lake Temiscamingue areaOrdovician-SilurianPlants,
Orleans Is-QCIn limestone boulders in conglomerate opposite outcrops at Ville Guay on S shore of St Lawrence RiverCambrian Lowertrilobites,
Owls Head-QCon or across US-Canadian BorderDevonianFossils,
Perce-QCin large Limestone outcrop accessible at low tideSiluriantrilobites,
Perce-QCTrace Fossils Planolites,
Perth-QCichnofossils - Climactichnites,
Phillipsburg-QCLimestoneBedfordcrinoids, bryozoa,
Phillipsburg-QCOrdovicianBeekmantown?,
Phillipsburg-QCOrdovician Lowertrilobites,Lloydia, Leiostegium,
Point Levis-QCin conglomerate:Cambrian UpperTrilobites Agnostus, Onchonotus, Lloydia, Plethopeltis, Acheilus, Richardsonella, Hungaia, Platycolpus, Leiostegium,
Pt Levis-QCin boulders in several Limestone conglomerate also graptolitesCambrianGorgeTetragraptus,
Quebec city-QCOrdovicianTrentontrilobites,
Quebec City-QCAlong N bank of St Lawrence River through City and in outcrops E and W on S shoreOrdovicianabundant, varied fossils,
Riviere du Loup-QCHoloceneLeda Clayfossils ,
Riviere Landry-QCFossiliferous lakebed deposits above and below Champlain Sea siltsHolocene?,
Saint Constant-QCin large QuarryOrdovicianLavalbrachiopods, bryozoa, trilobites, algae, crinoids ,
Saint-Laurent-QCin quarryOrdovicianLavalfossils ,
Scaumenac Bay-QCDevonianEscuminacArthrodire fish, Bothriolepis Crossopterygian fish - Eusthenopteron,
Scottsmore-QCCambrianCheshireKutorgina,
St Dominique-QCOrdovicianChazy?,
St Lawrence Lowlands-QCRegional exposures between Laurentian and Appalachian ranges from Montreal at least as for North and East as Quebec CityOrdovicianabundant invertebrates,
St Lawrence River-QCAbout 10 localities along the St Lawrence River for 100 km South and West of Montreal as well as a pair 100 and 200 km further North and East.PleistoceneChamplain Sea?,
St Lawrence River-QCPleistoceneChamplain SeaAbout 10 localities along the St Lawrence River for 100 km South and West of Montreal as well as a pair 100 and 200 km further North and East.,
St Philip de Neri-QC48km SW of Riviere de Loup, QuebecCambrianGorge?,
Ville Guay-QCIn dark shales and limestonesCambrian LowerAnse Maranda20 taxa of small shelly fossils, trilobites, brachiopods, mollusks10km E of Quebec City on S side of St Lawrence River. Exposures of Taconic sediments cover most of Cambrian.,
Ville Guay-QCPhosphatized fossils in dark shales and limestonesCambrian LowerAnse Marandatrilobites-Bicella,Agnostids;echinoderm fragments;small shelly taxa;gastropods;bivalves-Fordilla;brachiopods-Linnarssonia;conodonts;hyolithids,
Port-MenierMinganie-Basse Cote Nord MRCQCOn Anticosti Is in area quarriesbrachiopods,
Pt LeframboiseMinganie-Basse Cote Nord MRCQCOn Anticosti Island and across the bay as wellOrdovician UpperEllis baycoral bioherms,
Akpatok IsNord-du-Quebec ARQCUngava BayOrdoviciantrilobites - Pseudogygites Akpatok Is is really in Quebec,
Begins Hill-QC?SilurianLevisgraptolites,
Frechette Cote-QC?SilurianLevisgraptolites,
Mont St-Hilaire-QC?brachiopods replaced by exotic minerals - Pectolite, etc,
[?]Le Granit MRCQC?OrdovicianVerulamtrilobites - CybeloidesAssuming that Frontenac County is now Le Granit MRC,
Diamond Pt[?][?]RImarine fossilsDiamond Point appears to be a town in Warren County NY,
BristolBristolRICarboniferousNarragansettAnnularia (Commercial),
BristolBristolRImarine fossils,
JamestownNewportRIOn E side of Conanicut Island in lower two members ofCambrian MiddleJamestownTrilobite fragments in phyllitic rocks -- Paradoxides, Badulesia,
NewportNewportRIIn outcrops of distorted shale near Pirate CaveCambrian LowerPirate Cave(Weymouth)hyolithids,
NewportNewportRIAt end of Cory's Lane in shales below high tide linePennsylvanianPlant fossils,
Newport BasinNewportRICambrian Lowerfossils,
PortsmouthNewportRICarboniferousNarragansettAlethopteris, Pecopteris (Commercial),
PortsmouthNewportRIPennsylvanianferns, cattails, etc,
PortsmouthNewportRIAlong shore at the end of Corey's Lane in shalePennsylvanianmore than a dozen taxa of plants,
PortsmouthNewportRIin low shale cliffsfossils,
Narragansett basinNewport?RIArea exposures around Narragansett BayPennsylvanianplants, a few insects,
College HillProvidenceRICarboniferousNarragansettMany plants collected during tunnel construction in 1914,
PawtucketProvidenceRICarboniferousNarragansettNeuropteroids, Anthracomartus, Protophasmids,
Valley FallsProvidenceRIIn coal shales E to Sockanosset and S of SockanossetCarboniferousNarragansett?,
Block IslandWashingtonRIlimited outcrop of Raritan formationCretaceousRaritanplants-amber,
Block IslandWashingtonRITertiary fossils in sea cliffs.?,
Mohegan BluffsWashingtonRIRaritan Clays, possibly fossiliferous on Block Island.CretaceousPotomac?,
Narragansett PierWashington?RIin inclusions of metasediments in Narragansett Pier GranitePennsylvanianPlants-Annularia,
Ashley River[?]SCMioceneHawthorneVertebrates-turtles-ChrysemysCould be an any of several counties,
Harbyville[?][?]SCEoceneCastle HayneRay teeth-MyliobatisCan't find a Harbyville in South Carolina. There is a Hardeeville in Jasper County,
Intercoastal Canal[?]SCHwy 51 bridge over canalPleistoceneCane PatchPolynices, Terebra, Rangia, Turritella, Noetia, Busycon, Conus, Astrangia'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
Intercoastal Waterway[?]SCCretaceous UpperPeeDeemarine fossils,
Lower Three Runs Creek[?][?]SCin Allendale quadrangleEoceneBarnwellOstrea Couldn't identify a three runs creek,
Red Bluff[?]SCOligoceneCooperfossils USGS shows Red Bluffs in Horry, Marlboro, and Marion Counties,
Santee Falls[?][?]SCnearby in LimestoneEoceneCastle Hayne?forams There apparently is a Santee Falls with limestone exposures nearby, but I have been unable to find the exact location.,
HamburgAikenSCclassic locality from early 20th centuryCretaceous UpperTuscaloosa?,
SalleyAikenSCEoceneCongaree?,
Tinker CreekAikenSCon S side 500 meters below Cix's[?] bridgeEoceneMcBean|BarnwellVolutocorbis, Nucula, Leda, Ostrea, Pecten, Corbula, Tellina, Cytherea, Venericardia, Pteropsis, SpisulaTinker Creek runs along the Aiken-Barnwell line mostly in Aiken County and largely within the DOE Savannah River Plant. There aren't many bridges. Most likely locality looks to be around 33.3997N, 81.5084W, but that's just a guess.33.3997N, 81.5084W, Conjecture.
Upper Three RunsAikenSC4 km S of SC781EoceneCongaree?,
BaldockBarnwellSC6.5 km NW at Lower Three RunsEoceneOstrea,
EllentonBarnwellSC2 km S in excavationEoceneBarnwellOstrea ,
Shell BluffBarnwellSCon Savannah RiverEoceneOstrea,
BeaufortBeaufortSCvertebratesCarcharodon,
Cooper RiverBeaufort,CharlestonSCShark teeth - ProCarcharodon,
CrossBerkeleySCCross Quarry, Exposures of the Oligocene Cooper Marl + the Pliocene Duplin Marl.OligoceneCooperFossils include sharks and rays from each unit, echinoids, shells.,
CrossBerkeleySCCross Quarry, Exposures of the Oligocene Cooper Marl + the Pliocene Duplin Marl.PlioceneDuplinFossils include sharks and rays from each unit, echinoids, shells.,
CrossBerkeleySCin quarryEocene?Duplin?|Yorktown?echinoids, bryozoa, mollusks,
CrossBerkeleySCin Martin-Marietta gravel quarries (Berkeley and Orangeburg) accessible with permission on weekends. 11 km N of SC176 on SC311 then 10 km W on County Line RoadEocene-PlioceneMoultrie|Cross|Cooperwide variety of vertebrates and invertebrates. Ecphora, vertebrates, echinoids, echinoderms, Crabs,
CrossBerkeleySCCross Quarry, Exposures of the Oligocene Cooper Marl + the Pliocene Duplin Marl.Oligocene-PlioceneCooper Marl|Duplin MarlFossils include sharks and rays from each unit, echinoids, shells.,
CrossBerkeleySCin Martin-Marietta Quarry in depositsEocene-PleistoceneEchinoids, mollusks, bryozoa,
EadytownBerkeleySCon spoil banks of Santee-Cooper diversion CanalEoceneSanteefossils ,
Goose CreekBerkeleySCon S side of creekPlioceneWaccamawfossils ,
Cave HallCalhounSCEoceneWarley HillOstrea ,
CrestonCalhounSC1 km E in road cut on SC33, type localityEoceneCongareemarine fossils,
Lone StarCalhounSC5 km N on abandoned road W of SC237 and S of Warley Creek - Type localityEoceneWarley HillVenericardia, others ,
Poplar CreekCalhounSCEoceneWarley HillOstrea ,
Ashley RiverCharlestonSCin feeder creek and area exposures http://www.ditchweezil.net/tripdetail.asp?TripID=3shark teeth ,
CharlestonCharlestonSCin area marl pits along Ashley RiverEoceneCoopershark teeth, forams,
CharlestonCharlestonSC15 km S on NC17 in spoil pits of Bolton mineOligoceneCooperbryozoa,bivalves, shark teeth, mammal bones ,
CharlestonCharlestonSC16 km SE on SC17 in spoil pitsOligoceneshark teeth, bones, invertebrates,
CharlestonCharlestonSCIn fill on Hwy7 at Ashley River Bridgebrachiopods,
DupontCharlestonSCEoceneOstrea,
James Island RR StationCharlestonSC600 meters S, 18 km SW of Charleston on Spoil banks of old Bolton mine on Rt 17OligoceneCooper MarlBryozoa, bivalves, cirripedes, bone fragments, shark teeth,
North CharlestonCharlestonSCAshley River Phosphate beds - sharks Alopecias, ProCarcharodonMioceneHawthorne?,
Edisto BeachCharleston,ColletonSCS of Charleston along beachPleistocenefossils,
CharlestonCharleston?SCnearMioceneHawthorneVertebrates-reptiles-Gavialosuchus,
CherawChesterfieldSCclassic locality from early 20th centuryCretaceous UpperTuscaloosa?,
CherawChesterfieldSCat bridge over PeeDee River. In borrow pit 100 meters S of US1CretaceousTuscaloosa?forams some plant fossils ,
MiddendorfChesterfieldSCin RR cut 3 km N on Hartsville-Ruby RoadCretaceousMiddendorfplants - good leaf impressions ,
MiddendorfChesterfieldSCclassic locality from early 20th centuryCretaceous UpperTuscaloosa41 plant species ,
PeeDee RiverChesterfieldSCin outcrops between Burches Ferry[?] and Yauhannah FerryCretaceous UpperPeeDeemarine fossilsCan't locate either Burches or Yahannah Ferry on USGS maps. These are said to be River Bluff exposures East of Florence, SC,
RiminiClarendonSC2 km S on Spring Grove CreekEoceneBlack MingoFossiliferous chert,
Tindall's MillClarendonSCon Manning-Paxville Road in bed of Sammy Swamp in Sandstone and chert on Clay bedEoceneBlack MingoPseudoliva, Calyptraphorus, Miterella, Turritella, Natica, Ostrea, Venericardia.,
Raysor BridgeColletonSCin small marl exposure on Edisto RiverMioceneDuplin?,
St GeorgeColletonSC13 km SW near Raysor Bridge on Edisto RiverMioceneRaysor MarlParacyathus, Epitonium, Turritella, Fissuridea, Cadulus, Nucula, Leda, Yoldia, Glycymeris, Arca, Ostrea, Pecten, Plicatula, Crassatellites, Astarte, others,
Black CreekDarlingtonSCCretaceous UpperBlack Creek15 species plants, a few mollusks ,
DarlingtonDarlingtonSCalong Black creek above townCretaceous UpperBlack Creekplants - Algites, Cephalotaxospermum[?], Auricaria, Strobilites, Myrica, Salix, Ficus, Proteoides, Magnolia, Rhus, OthersNo citations for Cephalotaxospermum, but Cephalotaxus is a valid genus that might well be found in a Cretaceous plant collection.,
MechanicsvilleDarlingtonSC2 km NE on SC34CretaceousBlack Creek|Tuscaloosa?There is also a Mechanicsville in Lee County,
DorchesterDorchesterSC4.3 km E at Four Hole Swamp on W bank of Orangeburg-Summerville Rd in marlEoceneshark teeth, corals, mollusk casts,
Four Hole SwampDorchesterSCin dredging.Carcharocles,
Givhans BridgeDorchesterSCon Edisto River 3 km S of Four Hole swamp in marl in river bluff 300 meters above bridgeEoceneCooperPecten, Amusium, Arca, Ostrea, bryozoa,
Givhans BridgeDorchesterSCon Edisto River 3 km S of Four Hole swamp in marl in stream bed on approachEoceneCooperPecten, Amusium, Arca, Ostrea, bryozoa,
HarleyvilleDorchesterSCBlue Circle QuarryOligoceneCooper MarlFossils include shark and ray fauna, Archaeocetes.,
HarleyvilleDorchesterSCBlue Circle Cement, This is an active Limestone mine that cuts 80' through the Harleyville Formation (Late Marine Eocene) and the Cross Formation (Middle Marine Eocene). This is the deepest mine in Eastern SC. The plant schedules one trip per quarter andDevonian Middle and UpperHarleyville|CrossHas produced a large quantity of undescribed archeocete material. Basilosaurus material shows up regularly along with shark, dugong, fish, and turtle.,
HarleyvilleDorchesterSCThis is an active Limestone plant that has a good reputation for providing access for fossil hunting. The main mine is approx. 60' deep and cuts through the Harleyville Formation (Late Marine Eocene) and Cross Formation (Middle Marine Eocene).Eocene Middle and UpperHarleyville|CrossThis mine is a great place for all types of Eocene shark teeth. Archeocete material is a common find. Several complete skeletons of undescribed Durodon species have been recovered by the SC state museum.,
HarleyvilleDorchesterSCIn pit of Giant Portland Cement Co 4 km NNE. Oligocene Cooper MarlEoceneSantee LimestoneBasilosaurs vertebra, Zygorhiza teeth, invertebrates, oysters, shark teeth, Chlamys, forams,
HarleyvilleDorchesterSCBlue Circle QuarryEoceneSantee LimestoneFossils include shark and ray fauna, Archaeocetes.,
HarleyvilleDorchesterSCEoceneSantee Limestoneinvertebrates, vertebrates-Basilosaurus, Zygorhiza,
HarleyvilleDorchesterSC3 km E in quarryEocene-OligoceneBasilosaurus, Zygorhiza teeth, Invertebrates, shark teeth.,
HarleyvilleDorchesterSCGiant Portland Cement Co. Quarry?,
HarleyvilleDorchesterSC3 km N in quarryEocene-Miocene -- Castle Hayne-Cooper -- fossils Original says NC,
SummervilleDorchesterSCEoceneCooperShark Teeth-Hemipristis,Isurus,OdontapsisThere is a second Summerville in Richland County,
Ashley RiverDorchester?SC35.2km above CharlestonEoceneShark Teeth-Carcharodon,
Burches FerryFlorenceSC14 km S of Mars Bluff (141 km above Georgetown).Cretaceous UpperPeeDeeBelemnitella, Exogyra. Anomia. Ostrea, Liopistha, Aphrodina, Turritella, BelemnitellaCan't locate either Burches or Yahannah Ferry on USGS maps. These are said to be River Bluff exposures East of Florence, SC,
Davis LandingFlorenceSCCretaceous UpperPeeDeeOstrea, Gryphaea, Exogyra, Pecten, Lima, Anomia, Crenella, Veniella, Sphenodiscus,
ElimFlorenceSC500 meters SE on US391 at junction of Sparrow swamp and PeeDee RiverCretaceous UpperPeeDeemollusks, forams ,
FlorenceFlorenceSC19 km E on old US76 at Mars Bluff on PeeDee RiverCretaceousBlack Creekmollusks, fish vertebra ,
FlorenceFlorenceSCalong Willow CreekCretaceousPeeDeeExogyra, etc,
FlorenceFlorenceSC16 km E at Mars Bluff at base of sequenceCretaceous UpperTellina with sponger borings, coral, bryozoa, pelecypods (Leda, Breviarca, Glycymeris, Arca, Ostrea, Anomia, Veniella, Crassatellites, Lucina, Cardium, Corbula, Dentalium, Nerita, Epitonium, Lunatia, Gyrates, Turritella, Pugnellus, Odontapsis, vertebra,
OrumFlorenceSC500 meters NExogyra,
Black RiverGeorgetownSCCretaceous UpperPeeDeemarine fossils,
Choppee CreekGeorgetownSCon N bank of Black River about 19 km N10degW of GeorgetownEoceneBlack MingoOstrea, Modiolus, Venericardia, Melina, Liotia,
GeorgetownGeorgetownSC5 km NW near source of Whites Creek on Smpit Road in red sandEocenepoorly preserved marine fossil casts,
Litchfield BeachGeorgetownSCalong BeachPleistocenefossils,
Pawleys IslandGeorgetownSCFossils at S End?,
Perkins BluffGeorgetownSCon W bank of Black River 5 km above Black Mingo Creek in fossiliferous Limestone (type locality)EoceneBlack MingoEutrephoceras,
Waccamaw RiverGeorgetownSCCretaceous UpperPeeDeemarine fossils,
[?]HorrySCon beachesCretaceousPeeDeeExogyra,
[?]HorrySCon Atlantic Ocean beaches from Winyah Bay to NC lineExogyra, shark teeth, gastropods,
Bears BluffHorrySCPlioceneWaccamawabout a dozen species of mollusks ,
ConwayHorrySC15 km E at mouth of Tilly Lake on Waccamaw RiverCretaceousExogyraOriginal reference said North Carolina,
Myrtle BeachHorrySCNorth Bank of Intercoastal Canal in back of Shrine club on US17PleistoceneCane PatchPolynices, Terebra, Rangia, Turritella, Noetia, Busycon, Conus, Astrangia'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
Myrtle BeachHorrySC1 km N along Intercoastal waterwayPleistocenePolinices, Terebra, Rangia, Turritella, Conus, Busycon,
Myrtle BeachHorrySCN along Hwy 17PleistocenePolinices, Terebra, Rangia, Turritella, Conus, Busycon,
Myrtle BeachHorrySCN along Intercoastal waterway at NC51 bridgePleistocenePolinices, Terebra, Rangia, Turritella, Conus, Busycon,
Myrtle BeachHorrySCS along coast?,
Myrtle BeachHorrySCin bank of Intercoastal Waterway in back of Shrine Club on NC17bivalves,
Myrtle BeachHorrySCin dredged materials along beachshark teeth and other fossils,
Myrtle Beach--Windy HillHorrySCCassidulus,
North Myrtle BeachHorrySC8 km S on W Side NC17CretaceousPeeDeeabundant fossils,
North Myrtle BeachHorrySC9 km N in spoil bank along SC17CretaceousPeeDeeinvertebrates,
North Myrtle BeachHorrySCalong SC17 10 km S in spoil bank ofCretaceous UpperPeeDeeCucullaea, Trigonarca, Exogyra, Placenticeras, Eutrephoceras,
Savannah RiverJasperSCarea exposuresMioceneHawthornea few mollusk shells ,
BatesburgLexingtonSCnearbyCambrian Middle?Asbill PondAvalonian trilobites-Skehanos,Paradoxides,Hypagnostus,Peronopsis,Ptychagnostus,Tomagnostus,Agraulos,Skreiaspis?,
BatesburgLexingtonSCTrilobites,
GastonLexingtonSC3 km SEoceneCongaree?,
GastonLexingtonSC1.3 km W at head of First Creek (type locality)EoceneCongaree ShaleVenericardia, Shark Teeth,
GastonLexingtonSC3 km S 600 meters E of RREoceneMcBeanVenericardia,
Hodges MillMarionSC(Snow Hill member) 70 meters W of Nichols-Galivants Ferry road 1 km N of Sandy Bluff roadCretaceous UpperBlack CreekOstrea, Exogyra, Trigonia, Veniella, Crassatellites, Cardium, Cyprimeria. Aphrodina, Legumen, Leptosolen, Pholadidae,
Lynches RiverMarionSCCretaceous UpperPeeDeemarine fossils,
SmithboroMarionSC5 km SE in bed of branch of Buck Swamp on Mullins roadCretaceous UpperBlack Creek (Snow Hill)Ostrea, Exogyra, Trigonia, Veniella, Crassatellites, Cardium, Cyprimeria. Aphrodina, Legumen, Leptosolen, Pholadidae,
EutawvilleOrangeburgSC5.5cm ENE at Eutaw Springs in LimestoneEoceneSanteefossils ,
OrangeburgOrangeburgSCon Bull Swamp Rd E of CawCaw roadEoceneMcBeanActaeon, Bullinella, Terbra, Conus, Pleurotoma, Cancellaria, Oliva, Curricula, Conomitra, Ficus, Murex, Turritella, Tuba, Crepidula, Lunatia, Natica, Leda, Yoldia, Trigonarca, others,
OrangeburgOrangeburgSC9 km N to the S of Early Branch on the Columbia roadEoceneMcBeanCancellaria, Turricula, Phos, Crepidula, Leda, Yoldia. Trigonarca, Pinna, Pteropsis, Mactra,
OrangeburgOrangeburgSC8 km N at Pooser's[?] HillEocenemany generaCouldn't identify Pooser's Hill,
OrangeburgOrangeburgSCIn area Limestone deposits?,
SanteeOrangeburgSCon S shore of Lake Marion near US391 bridge in Limestone and sandEoceneSanteea few mollusks ,
SpringfieldOrangeburgSC6.2 km E at bluff E of Rocky Swamp on Norway road in sandy chert ledgesEoceneVenericardia,
SpringfieldOrangeburgSC3 km downstream at Stroman's Millwhite silicified shells,
Youngs IsOrangeburgSCIn Pleistocene fossil beds in mud bed at low tide with a lower, richer bed available at very low tide.PleistoceneCane PatchYounges Island in original Polynices, Terebra, Rangia, Turritella, Noetia, Busycon, Conus, Astrangia'Polynices' is likely a misspelling of Polinices, the modern 'moon snail',
Youngs IsOrangeburgSCin mud flatsPleistoceneinvertebrates,
CatchallSumterSC3 km NE in red roadside sandEoceneMadrepora, Mesalia?, Turritella, Venericardia, Crassatella, echinoid fragments,
MayesvilleSumterSC8 km NE on Black River Road 1 km NE of Brick ChurchMioceneDuplin250 species of mollusks,
PinewoodSumterSC6.5 km NNW at river road crossing of Fuller's Earth CreekEoceneOstrea, Venericardia, Turritella, corals, mollusks,
WedgefieldSumterSC3.5 km N at Moore's Spring 70 meters W of Stateburg Hwy (Camden Hwy)EoceneVenericardia,
Black Mingo CreekWilliamsburgSCCretaceous UpperPeeDeemarine fossils,
KingstreeWilliamsburgSC10 km S at Lower Bridge on Black RiverEoceneBlack Mingoa few fossils ,
KingstreeWilliamsburgSC9.3 km SW on Murray's Ferry Road to HeinemannEoceneBlack Mingocoral, Murex, Natica, Gervillia? Perna,
KingstreeWilliamsburgSCAt Black River Highway bridgeEoceneBlack Mingocoral, Murex, Natica, Gervillia? Perna,
KingstreeWilliamsburgSCOn Main StreetEoceneBlack Mingocoral, Murex, Natica, Gervillia? Perna,
KingstreeWilliamsburgSCin spoil piles of area irrigation pondsEocenemollusks,
SaltersWilliamsburgSC2 km E on unpaved road in coarse red sandEoceneBlack Mingomollusks,
SaltersWilliamsburgSC2 km E in roadside exposuresEocenesilicified Coelohelia, Haimesiastraea, Cucullaea, Ostrea, etc.per HA Coelohelia=Oculina,
SuttonsWilliamsburgSC3 km E in roadside exposuresEoceneBlack Mingobryozoa, Ostrea, Anomia, Pecten,
Black Hills-SDsparse fossils in 200m of limestone and dolomiteMississippianPahasapaBrachiopods,Bryozoa,Crinoids,
[?][?]SDCretaceousFox Hills SandstonePlants Ficus fruit,
[?][?]SDCretaceousLanceNodosaur - Denversaurus,
[?][?]SDNear Wyoming line on SD18CretaceousSundancecephalopods,
Badlands[?]SDin area road cuts and roadside ditches.fossils,
Black Hills[?]SDregional white Limestone outcropsCretaceousMadisonmarine invertebrates.,
Black Hills[?]SDarea exposuresOrdovicianOstracoderms (jawless fish),
Calf Spring[?][?]SDEoceneChadronMammal Reference LocationCan't identify Calf Spring at all,
Eagle Butte[?]SDin area outcropsCretaceousFox HillsPelecypods and gastropods in concretions.There are four Eagle Buttes in SD, Dewey Cy, Zeibach Cy,two in Jackson Cy,
Fox Hills[?][?]SDNW SDpelecypod CrassostreaCan't locate Fox Hills,
Interior[?]SDSPetrified wood,
Maple Creek[?][?]SDCretaceousBearpaw ShaleMollusks -- Cymella, Cephalopod, Placenticeras, Cephalopods -BaculitesCan't identify a Maple Creek in South Dakota,
[?]BennettSDIn area exposures of Little White River badlandsfossils,
Flint Hill QuarryBennettSDMiocene (Hemingford)BateslandIctalurus,Menoceras,Moropus,
North Bijou HillsBruleSD200m NE of benchmark on E side of Missouri RiverMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Belle FourcheButteSDNCretaceousammonites http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/topogeo/education/fossils/fossilpart4.pdf,
Belle FourcheButteSDCephalopod Scaphites,
MobridgeCampbell,CorsonSD32 km N near Little Eagle and along Grand RiverSilicified Wood,
MobridgeCampbell,CorsonSDN along Missouri RiverSilicified Wood,
South Bijou HillCharles MixSDBruleMioceneFort Randallvertebrates-mammals-Merychippus,
[?]CorsonSDArea ExposuresCretaceousLancedinosaurs-Pachycephalosaurus,
MobridgeCorsonSDOn W side of Missouri River just S of townPaleoceneCannonballDecapods,
MobridgeCorsonSDS on W side of Missouri RiverPaleocenecrabs,
Cottonwood CreekCorson,Dewey,ZiebachSDIn N part of CountyCretaceousreptiles-TriceratopsOriginal cites Schnasse County which was eliminated in 1991,
Dirt Lodge CreekCorson,Dewey,ZiebachSDIn N part of CountyCretaceousreptiles-TriceratopsOriginal cites Schnasse County which was eliminated in 1991,
Buffalo GapCusterSD12.8km SECretaceousPierreAmmonites-Didymoceras,
Cheyenne RiverCusterSDAt Chimney BreaksOligoceneChadronreptiles-Squamata,
Cheyenne RiverCusterSDIn area exposuresCretaceousPierre ShaleScaphites, Placenticeras,
FairburnCusterSDSE sw1/4 s28t4sr8eCretaceous UpperCarlislelarge cephalopods, other fossils,
FairburnCusterSD3 km SW in s25t4sr7eCretaceousGreenhornabundant fossils -- Gryphaea, Prionotropis,
Red CanyonCusterSDIn regional badlandsvertebrates, coral, cycads, petrified palm,
LantryDeweySDWNW in float in RR cuts, road cuts, Spillway of Lantry Dam S4T12NR22EAmmonites-Jeletzkytes,other fossils,
Timber LakeDeweySDarea exposuresCretaceousFox Hillsammonites, Baculites, vertebrates,
Trial CityDeweySDpelecypod Corbicula,
[?]Fall RiverSDOnUS18? Near county line, tepee buttesCretaceousPierrepoorly preserved pelecypods.,
[?]Fall RiverSDCretaceousPierre Shalecephalopods - Cirroceras,
Cycad National MonumentFall RiverSDIn area exposures at Parker Peak 2 km E of Hwy 18, 3 km S on Minnekahtasilicified Cycad stumps,
EdgemontFall RiverSDCretaceousFox Hills Limestonecephalopods - Discoscaphites, Hoploscaphites, Sphenodiscus,
EdgemontFall RiverSD28.8km W on Moss Agate CreekCretaceousNiobraravertebrate-Squamata,
EdgemontFall RiverSD32km W on Moss Agate CreekCretaceousNiobraravertebrates-plesiosaur bones,
EdgemontFall RiverSDCretaceousNiobrarashark tooth,plesiosaur bones,
EdgemontFall RiverSD32km S near Doo's placeCretaceousPierreMosasaur-Platecarpus;Turtle-ToxochelysOriginal says 'Platycarpus' which appears to be an alternate spelling of 'Platecarpus',
EdgemontFall RiverSDPrionocyclus,
Hot SpringsFall RiverSDCretaceousCarlisle ShaleCephalopods - Prionocyclus,
Hot SpringsFall RiverSDIn Sediments in old sink holePleistoceneAbout 150 mammoths excavated, 150 more estimated still in ground.,
OelrichsFall RiverSD27 km WCephalopods -Prionocyclus,
s14t9sr5eFall RiverSDCretaceousGreenhornInoceramus,
se1/4 s16t11sR4eFall RiverSDIn limey patches in sandstoneCretaceousCarlislePrionotropis, Acanthoceras, Scaphites, Gyrodes, Inoceramus, Fusus, etc,
DixonGregorySD12km N and 3km W in road cutMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Fort Randall DamGregorySDon US18 complete section of Pierre Shale on W side of the Missouri RiverCretaceousPierrevertebrates and invertebrates--,
[?]HardingSDin ant hill debris at Leibermann[?] localitiesCretaceousHell Creekvertebrates-Alphadon,PediomysThis is likely a perfectly valid reference, but I can't identify any Internet references to these localities,
Big Springs CanyonHardingSDMiocene (Clarendon)Loup Creekturtle-Geochelone,
BuffaloHardingSDnearCretaceousHell Creekturtles,
BuffaloHardingSDS in Sandstoneabundant dinosaur bones,
Moreau RiverHarding?SDArea exposures North of Black HillsCretaceousLancedinosaurs-Anatosaurus,AnatotitanI've arbitrarily assigned this to Harding County, But could include Butte and/or Perkins County,
PierreHughesSDat crossing of White River by US44 in road cutsCretaceousfossils,
[?]JacksonSDbadlands in W of countyOligoceneWhite River (Chadron|Brule)Tertiary mammals, Hackberry, oak, deciduous trees, Chadron (Oreodon, Titanotheres, Brontops, Brontotherium)Brule (Metamynodon, Hyracodon, tapirs, Agriochoerus, Merycoidodon, Leptauchenia, Dinictis, Hoplophoneus, Artiodactyls, pigs, camels-Poebrotherium,
Cedar PassJacksonSDE sideMioceneSharpsTurtles-Stylemys,
Cedar PassJacksonSD3.2km NEOligoceneSharpsbird bones-Paracrax,
KadokaJacksonSDarea outcropsOligoceneWhite Rivermammal bones,
KadokaJacksonSDat Flying U RanchPetrified Wood and Fossils. (Fee in 1970s),
Quiver HillJacksonSDOligoceneBrulemammals-Capatanka,Hadroleptauchenia,Hyracodon,Palaeocastor,Pseudocyclopidius,SubdesmatochoerusWashabaugh County merged with Jackson County,
Red Water CreekJacksonSDOn West branchOligoceneBrulemammals-PromesoreodonWashabaugh County merged with Jackson County,
InteriorJackson,PenningtonSDS11t17r4e-12t17r4e in 'Iron Beds'CretaceousLingula, Inoceramus, Anisomyon, Scaphites,
S17T4r17eJackson,PenningtonSDIn shales in White River bluffsLucina, Inoceramus, Baculites,
Spearfish CanyonLawrenceSDpetrified Cycad and palm,
Whitewood CreekLawrenceSDpetrified Cycad and palm,
[?]MeadeSDCretaceousPierre ShaleCephalopods - Acanthoscaphites,
Belle Fourche RiverMeadeSDat mouthCephalopods -Eutrephoceras,
BridgerMeadeSDCheyenne RiverCretaceousPierre ShaleCephalopods Eutrephoceras, Placenticeras, Baculites,
Cottonwood CreekMeadeSDat head of creekPaleoceneCannonballDecapods,
Cottonwood CreekMeadeSDat head of creekPaleocenecrabs, LinuparusOriginal says North Dakota, but there is no Meade County in ND,
Elk CreekMeadeSDCretaceousPierre ShaleCephalopods - Baculites,
PiedmontMeadeSD4.4km NCretaceousLakotavertebrate bones-Atlantosaurus,Hypsilophodon,
S Fork of Cheyenne RiverMeade?,Pennington?SDMollusksJurassic?Oxytoma,
[?]MelletteSDAt Joe Thin Elk gravel pitsMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
[?]MelletteSDIn area exposures of Little White River badlandsfossils,
Three Points ButteMelletteSDnear topMioceneRosebudfossil Daemonelix burrows,
White RiverMelletteSDOligoceneWhite Riverbird eggs,
[?]PenningtonSDIn badlandsOligoceneBruleTurtles: Stylemys, mammals: Leptomeryx, Merycoidodon, Ischyromys (a rodent),
[?]PenningtonSDIn area exposuresCretaceousPierreBaculites,
[?]PenningtonSDbadlands in W of countyOligoceneWhite River (Chadron|Brule)Tertiary mammals. Hackberry, oak, deciduous trees, Chadron (Oreodon, Titanotheres, Brontops, Brontotherium) Brule (Metamynodon, Hyracodon, tapirs, Agriochoerus, Merycoidodon, Leptauchenia, Dinictis, Hoplophoneus, Artiodactyls, pigs, camels-Poebrotherium,
Bear Creek Coal MinePenningtonSDOligoceneBruleturtles-Stylemys,
Indian CreekPenningtonSDPaleoceneCannonballDecapods,
Indian CreekPenningtonSDPaleocenecrabs,
Rapid CityPenningtonSDin road cuts on Star Route 44CretaceousPierreinvertebrates in large concretions.,
Rapid CityPenningtonSDarea exposurescorals,
ScenicPenningtonSDto SouthOligoceneBruleturtles-Stylemys,
ScenicPenningtonSDIn area badlandsOligoceneOrellaHackberry seeds (Celtis). Mammals Mesohippus. Subhyracodon, Merycoidodon,
ScenicPenningtonSDNW Fossils,
WastaPenningtonSDin road cuts on I-90CretaceousPierreinvertebrates in large concretions.,
WastaPenningtonSDN along Elk Creek and Cheyenne River.CretaceousPierre ShaleFossils in Concretions,
Scenic and areaPennington,ShannonSDOligoceneChadron|Brulemammals: Dinictis, Hoplophoneus, Hesperocyon, Hyracodon, Caenopus, Perchoerus, Leptomeryx, Leptauchenia, Poebrotherium,
Ainsworth PLShannonSDOligoceneBrulemammals-Leptauchenia,
American Horse CreekShannonSD1.6km WMiocene (Arikareean)RosebudTurtle-Geochelone,
Arrow Wound TableShannonSDOligoceneBruleMammals-Daphoenus,Dinictis,Eutypomys,Hesperocyon,Hoplophoneus,Hyaenodon,Leptictis,Palaeolagus,Peratherium,
Battle Creek CanyonShannonSDOligoceneBrule?turtles-Stylemys,
Battle Creek DrawShannonSDOligoceneBrulemammals-Hyaenodon,Merycoidodon,Mesocyon,Mesohippus,Miniochoerus,Platyochoerus,
Corral DrawShannonSDOligoceneBruleturtles-Stylemys,
Corral DrawShannonSDWhite River Badlands, in Peanut Creek MemberOligoceneChadronmammals: Sinclairella,
Cottonwood CreekShannonSDOn divide with Big Corral DrawOligoceneBrulebirds-Paracrax,
Cottonwood PassShannonSDOligoceneBruleEgg fragments,
Cottonwood Pass (Lower Nodular Zone)ShannonSDOligocene UpperBruleMammal Fossils,
Indian Stronghold (Protoceras Channel)ShannonSDOligocene UpperBruleMammal Fossils,
Monroe Creek (SDSM V-6229)ShannonSDMioceneMonroe CreekMammal Fossils,
Rocky FordShannonSD13km NOligoceneBrulemammals-Amphicynodon,
Rocky FordShannonSDNOligoceneBrulemammals-Hyaenodon,
Rocky FordShannonSD9.5km SEOligoceneChadronreptiles-Helodermoides,
RosebudShannonSDArea exposuresMiocene (Arikareean)Monroe CreekMammals-Capatanka,Palaeocastor,Rhinoceras,
Sheep MountainShannonSDAt Saddle Horse PassOligoceneBruleturtles-Stylemys,
Fort PierreStanleySDCretaceousPierreAmmonites-Baculites,
Sage CreekStanleySDCephalopods Placenticeras,
Sage Creek/Ft PierreStanleySDBaculites,
[?]ToddSDMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
MissionToddSDIn gravels of South Fork of Little White Riverpetrified wood,
Mission Micro LocalityToddSD8km W and roughly 5.25km S of Mission in Rosebud Indian ReservationMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Rosebud Agency QuarryToddSDOn Hwy from Crookston(NE) to Rosebud(SD) 2/3 of way up hill from Rosebud CreekMiocene (Clarendon)Ash HollowvertebratesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Rosebud Indian ReservationToddSDHollow Horn Bear QuarryMiocene (Clarendon)Ash Hollowbird and turtle bonesSee Ash Hollow sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
St FrancisToddSD4.8km W at Sawmill CanyonMiocene (Hemphill)OgallalaTurtles-Trionyx,
North Sioux CityUnionSD13 km W of I-29 on SD50 in Ridge crossing roadCretaceousGreenhornpelecypods,
YanktonYanktonSDCretaceousNiobraraFish-Benthesikyme,Ichthyotringa,Leptotomus,Sardinius,Spaniodon,
YanktonYanktonSD4,8km W near Gavins Point Dam in quarries along N bank of Missouri RiverCretaceousPierreshells, fish, reptiles,
[?]ZiebachSDMarine fossils from beds in Breien member of the Lower Hell Creek FormationCretaceousHell Creekmarine mollusks,
Quinn DrawZiebachSDOligoceneChadronturtles-Stylemys,
Airstrip[?]SD[?]EoceneChadronMammal Reference LocationThis may be a reference to the Airstrip fauna in the Capote Mountain Tuff member of the Vieja Group in West Texas which is of Chadron age,
Ash Spring[?]SD[?]EoceneChadron?Appears to be a garbled reference to the Oligocene locality at Ash Springs, Jeff Davis Cy, TX,
Brecht Ranch[?]SD[?]EoceneChadronMammal Reference LocationGarbled reference to Brecht Ranch, Dawes Cy, NE,
[?]-SKCypress Hills on lower slopesCretaceous UpperFrenchmandinosaur fossils Tyrannosaurus,
[?]-SKCypress Hills in streambed gravels higher up in hillsEoceneSwift CurrentMammal Fossils - brontotheres, horses, saber-tooth cats,
Calf Creek-SKOligoceneCypress HillsMammal Fossils,
Carrot River-SKIn several exposures of gray-black shaleCretaceousAsheville|Favelfish bones;crocodiles-Teleorhinus;shark teeth;birdsThis is a Provincial Heritage Site,
Carrot River-SKIn several beds in grey-black shaleCretaceous UpperAsheville|Favelshark teeth, Turtles, Reptiles, birds,
Carrot River-SKNE of SaskatoonCretaceous UpperNiobraraLarge crocodile - Terminonaris,
Eastend-SKOligoceneCypress HillsBrontotherium, nearly complete,
Eastend-SKto SWCretaceous UpperFrenchmanfossil plants,
Eastend-SKin floodplain depositsCretaceous UpperFrenchmanTyrannosaurus bones, dinosaur coprolites,
Herschel-SKAbundant fossilsCretaceous UpperBearpaw ShaleCephalopods,
Herschel-SKAbundant fossilsCretaceous UpperBearpaw Shalemollusks,
Northern Saskatchewan-SKOn Hanson Lake Road 100 km N of Hwy 165 junction in Limestone in road cuts extending for 5 kmOrdovicianRed RiverGood brachiopods, gastropods, corals, sponges, crinoids.,
Qu'Appelle Valley-SKIn river gravels in valley terracesPleistoceneMammal fossils, Mammoth, bison, horses,
Ravenscrag Butte-SKin Cypress Hills in SW SaskatchewanPaleoceneplants-Archeampelos,
Rocky Creek-SKE branchCretaceousRavenscragturtle fragments,
Saskatchewan Landing-SKCretaceous UpperBearpaw ShaleMosasaurus,
Unity-SK240 km NE of Dinosaur Provincial ParkCretaceousJudith Riverdinosaur fragments,
Wellsch Valley-SKalong Saskatchewan River in bone beds in 1.75 million year old depositsQuaternarydiverse large and small mammals - at least17 species - horses, mammoth, peccary, ox, gopher, vole, sloths,
Wood Mountain-SKWood Mountain, near Rocky Creek, southern Saskatchewan; S15T1R5W3M,SKCretaceousRavenscragSharks-Myledaphus,Pappichthys,Scapherpeton;Squamata-Iguanavus;Champsosaurs-Champsosaurus;Crocodiles-Crocodylus;dinosaurs-Ornithomimus,Thespesius,Triceratops?,Thescelosaurus;Turtles-Baena,Aspideretes,Basilemys;fish-Adocus,Lepisosteushttp://paleodb.org/cgi-bin/bridge.pl?action=displayCollectionDetails&collection_no=4567549.36667N 106.3833W
[?][?]TNSilurianDecaturAstraeospongia, Favosites, --Halysites, Atrypa, Rhipidomella, Stropheodonta, Cypricardinia,
[?][?]TNDevonianRossIsorthis, Levenea, Leptostrophia, Gypidula, Hallopora, Monotrypa, Dalmanites, Phacops,
Horse Creek[?]TNin area exposures in valleys of Horse, Cypress, Birdsong creeksDevoniangood fossilsHorse Creeks in Campbell, Chester, Clay, Fentress, Greene, Hardin,McNairy, Sullivan Counties,
Kentucky Lake[?]TNCrinoids inDevonianRoss LimestonecrinoidsKentucky Lake borders on many counties,
Oliver SpringsAndersonTNNW nearbyPennsylvanianCrab Orchard Sandstonebrachiopods; gastropods; trilobites,
[?]BedfordTNIn Mississippian Oolitic LimestonesMississippianblastoids,
ShelbyvilleBedfordTN7 km SEOrdovicianCannon LimestoneTetradium, Cyrtodonta, Lichenaria, Rhinidictya, other bryozoa, Leperditia, gastropods; pelecypods,
[?]BentonTNarea exposures in South of county and E of Tennessee RiverGood fossil collecting,
Big Sandy CreekBentonTNin area exposures in valley of lower part of creekDevoniangood fossils,
CamdenBentonTNCypress Creek Crest 3.2km SEGastropods - Bucanella,
FriendsvilleBlountTNbrachiopods,
MaryvilleBlountTNCambrian UpperTrilobites Kingstonia,
JellicoCampbellTNPennsylvanianPenningtonbones, scales, shark teeth,
PeabodyCampbellTNIn shalesPennsylvanianmarine invertebrates,
WoodburyCannonTN2 km SOrdovicianHermitage Limestoneabundant faunas,
WoodburyCannonTNjust SOrdovicianLebanonLowville Limestone -- abundant faunas,
Hollow RockCarrollTN2 km S in clay mine on Hollow Rock RdPaleocene?Copper PitAbundant Cretaceous Upper plants,
Hollow RockCarrollTNin clay pit 3 km S on Hollow Rock-Buena Vista Road.Cretaceous-Paleoceneflora and fish.,
TullahomaCoffeeTN8 km N on Normandy RoadOrdovicianCannon Limestoneostracods, Hebertella,Rafinesquina, Orthorhynchula, Constellaria, bryozoa, pelecypods,gastropods - Lophospira,
TullahomaCoffeeTN8 km N on Normandy RoadMississippianWarsawSpirifer, Rhipidomella, bryozoa,
Crab Orchard CoveCumberlandTNin shales associated with Nemo CoalPennsylvanianRockcastle conglomeratemarine fossils,
Fort NegleyDavidsonTNat St Cloud HillOrdovicianBigby LimestonePlatystrophia. Orthorhynchula. bryozoa,Cyclonema, Tetradium, Constellaria, Drepanella, Saffordella,Isochilina, Homotrypa,
NashvilleDavidsonTNin area RR cutsOrdovicianBigby LimestonePlatystrophia. Orthorhynchula. bryozoa, Cyclonema,Tetradium, Constellaria, Drepanella, Saffordella, Isochilina,Homotrypa,
NashvilleDavidsonTNI40 W of US251 exitOrdovicianCatheysbrachiopods, bryozoa, cephalopods, colonial corals.,
NashvilleDavidsonTNI40 W side of exit 201OrdovicianLeipersbrachiopods, bryozoa,
NashvilleDavidsonTNI40 at Milepost 193SilurianWaldronbrachiopods, crinoids (calyxes and stems),
PegramDavidsonTNin exposures along I40SilurianWaldroninvertebrates,
PegramDavidsonTNIn outcrops on I40.SilurianWaldron ShaleBrachiopods, corals, cephalopods, trilobites.,
White Creek SpringsDavidsonTNMississippiancrinoids - Agaricocrinus, Dorrycrinus, Lobocrinus,
[?]DecaturTNSilurianBrownsportBlastoids Troosticrinus,
[?]DecaturTNarea exposures in North of county N of Perryville and E of Tennessee RiverGood fossil collecting,
ParsonsDecaturTNSouth of Parsons in sparsely vegetated 'glade' exposuresSilurianBeech RiverSponges, trilobites, well preserved crinoids,
ParsonsDecaturTNNorth of Parsons in roadcut in shaley layers in thin bedded limestoneDevonianBirdsongAbundant loose fossils,
ParsonsDecaturTNSouth of Parsons in roadcuts and GulliesSilurian UpperBob|Lobelville|DecaturTrilobites, abundant brachiopods and corals,
ParsonsDecaturTN6 km N, about 20 km S of I40, on TN69 in Vulcan Materials CO QuarrySilurianBrownsportBrachiopods and Bryozoa. A few trilobites,
ParsonsDecaturTN6 km N, about 20 km S of I40, on TN69 in Vulcan Materials CO QuarrySilurianDecaturAstraeospongia, Favosites, --Halysites, Atrypa, Rhipidomella, Stropheodonta, Cypricardinia,
ParsonsDecaturTN6 km N, about 20 km S of I40, on TN69 in Vulcan Materials CO QuarryDevonianRossIsorthis, Levenea, Leptostrophia, Gypidula, Hallopora, Monotrypa, Dalmanites, Phacops,
ParsonsDecaturTN5 km N on hwy 69 in quarryCretaceousfossilsOriginal says Parson,
PerryvilleDecaturTN2 km S on Perryville-Decaturville RdSilurianBrownsportBrachiopods and Bryozoa. A few trilobites,
PerryvilleDecaturTNarea exposuresfossil sponges,
DowelltownDeKalbTN6 km E on TN26 inMississippian LowerMaury ShaleFish fragments and teeth -- Synthetodus,
LibertyDeKalbTNSnow's HillOrdovicianCatheysCannon limestones -- typical faunas,
Hanging LimbFentressTNIn Norrod Hollow in ironstone concretionsPennsylvanianFentressmarine fossils,
NashvilleGibsonTNOrdovician UpperLeipers Limestonebrachiopods Hebertella,
NashvilleGibsonTNCoral, Heliolites,
Trenton (near Nashville)GibsonTNGastropods - Tropidodiscus,
Bunker HillGilesTNIn Jackson beds gastropodsHaminea (Bulla),
DeRayGilesTNin limestones at Clear CreekOrdoviciantypical faunas,
LesterGilesTN3 km SE along hill on Aspen Hill-Prospect road in limestonesOrdovicianConstellaria,bryozoa, Stromatocerium, Lophospira, Skolithus, Dalmanella,
PulaskiGilesTNto N in limestonesOrdovicianLeipersCatheys -- typical faunas,
Cherokee ReservoirGrainger?TNIn Road cuts on E bank of the Three Springs Embankment inCambrian UpperAphelaspis, Paraphlepsius, Pseudagnostus, Dytremacephalus,
EidsonHawkinsTN4 km SDevonianChattanooga Shaleganoid fish teeth, invertebrates,
EidsonHawkinsTN3 km S on Hwy 70Devonian MiddleChattanooga Shalefish plates, invertebrates,
Greyson Springs[?]HawkinsTNMississippianChesterfish teeth-CladodusCan't identify a Greyson, Grayson, Greyson springs, etc in Tennessee,
RogersvilleHawkinsTNin formations along Big Creek S of US11W.Cambrian UpperNolichucky|MaryvilleTrilobites - Aphelaspis, Pseudagnostus, Dytremacephalus, Blountia, Coosia, Maryvillia, Tricrepicephalus, Maryville: Coosella, Modocia, Norwoodia, Genevievella,
Totty's BendHickmanTN3 km N on Morgan Branch of Duck River in shalesMississippianfish remains, Cycloras[?]No citations for Cycloras 050618,
KnoxvilleKnoxTNat East Tennessee Lead-Zinc MineCambrian LowerOlenellus fauna,
FayettevilleLincolnTNin area exposuresOrdovicianCannon LimestoneSaccospongia, Hebertella, Rafinesquina, Rhynchotrema,Leperditia, Hormotoma, Oxydiscus, Tetradium,Skolithus,
Sequatchie ValleyMarion,SequatchieTNSilurianBrassfield LimestoneLindstroemella, Orthis,
Sequatchie ValleyMarion,SequatchieTNOrdovicianSequatchie|Catheys|Cannon|Lowvilleabundant fossils,
Sequatchie ValleyMarion,SequatchieTNOrdovicianSequatchie|Catheys|Cannon|Lowvilleabundant fossils ,
BelfastMarshallTN2 to 6 km S along old road to PetersburgOrdovicianbryozoa - Endotrypa[?], Constellaria, Hormotoma, Tetradium, Stromatocerium, Cyrtodonta, gastropodsNo plausible citations for a bryozoan Endotrypa 061129. A Typo?,
ColumbiaMauryTN13 km E along Bear Creek Pike on W side of Loftin HillOrdovicianCatheys|LeipersRafinesquina, Platystrophia, Cyphotrypa, Escharapora, Cyclonema, Lophospira, Orthorhynchula, Tetradium, Stromatocerium, Heterotrypa, Solenopora,
ColumbiaMauryTNOutcrops at West Seventh and Armstrong St to top of Reservoir Hill (Mt Parnassus)OrdovicianCatheys|LeipersRafinesquina, Platystrophia, Cyphotrypa, Escharapora, Cyclonema, Lophospira, Orthorhynchula, Tetradium, Stromatocerium, Heterotrypa, Solenopora,
Darks MillMauryTN1 km N on W side Carter Creek Rd in phosphate pitPleistocenegood vertebrates,
Darks MillMauryTNOn W side of Carter Creek Road in a phosphate pitChelonia (Turtle), Mammuthus, Megalonyx,
[?]McNairyTNarea outcropsCretaceous UpperExogyra, Gryphaea,
BuysMcNairyTN1 km Wabundant forams,
Coon CreekMcNairyTNOn Dave Weeks property 7 km S of Enville, 14 Km N of Adamsville.Cretaceousinvertebrates, vertebrates -- Ischyrhiza, Anomoedus, Saurodon, Enchodus, Toxochelys (turtle), mosasaurs - Mosasaurus, Prognathodon, Plioplatecarpus,
Coon CreekMcNairyTNmollusks, Scabrotrigonia,
Coon CreekMcNairyTNpelecypod Anomia, Glycymeris,
EnvilleMcNairyTN6 km S On Weeks propertyfish, reptiles,
Coon CreekMcNairy,ChesterTNin 'The Old Dave Weeks Place' Off TN224 6 km S of EnvilleCretaceousRipleyMollusks Anomalofusus, Natica,
Hardin CreekMeigs,HardinTNin area exposures in valleys of Hardin, Decatur, Humphrey's creeksDevoniangood fossilsTwo Hardin Creeks in state,
CoalfieldMorganTNE on TN62 in shalesPennsylvanianmarine fossils,
Gilmore BridgePerryTNOn TN13 1 km N of bridge over Marrs Branch CreekSilurianBrownsportBrachiopods and Bryozoa. A few trilobites,
[?]RutherfordTNarea Limestone outcropsOrdovicianLowvilleLebanon -- Tetradium, Streptelasma, Columnaria,Salterella, Stromatocerium. gastropods,
[?]RutherfordTNin bed of Overall Creek near Manson Pike Bridgeammonites,
AllisonaRutherfordTNin Limestone in RR Cuts leading to top of hillOrdovicianColumnaria, Hebertella,Peronopora, Platystrophia, Constellaria, Lophospira. Heterotrypa,brachiopods, gastropods,
CarthageSmithTN7 km S at Monroeville P.O. in LimestonesOrdovicianHermitageabundant faunas,
HartsvilleTrousdaleTNin area exposuresOrdovician-MississippianWide range of faunas,
GrayWashingtonTNin large clay deposit on TN75 http://www.wjhl.com/news/localnews/MGBTTFZ8L6D.html http://members.aol.com/Graysite1/Mioceneabundant bones and teethhttp://www.redorbit.com/news/science/406394/developing_a_gis_database_for_the_gray_fossil_site_tennessee/index.html?source=r_science,
Bon AirWhiteTNPennsylvanianSignal Pointmarine invertebrates,
BethesdaWilliamsonTN2 km E on HillOrdovicianRhynchotrema, Hebertella, bryozoa,
FranklinWilliamsonTNarea exposuresOrdovicianCannon LimestoneCatheys -- bryozoa, trilobites, gastropods, cephalopods,Skolithus,
FranklinWilliamsonTNalong Harpeth RiverOrdovicianCannon LimestoneCatheys -- bryozoa, trilobites, gastropods,cephalopods, Skolithus,
FranklinWilliamsonTNacross River on Fortification HillOrdovicianCannon LimestoneCatheys -- bryozoa, trilobites,gastropods, cephalopods, Skolithus,
FranklinWilliamsonTNNW corner of town near cemetery in quarriesOrdovicianCannon LimestoneCatheys -- bryozoa, trilobites,gastropods, cephalopods, Skolithus,
FranklinWilliamsonTN8 km E at Harvey KnobOrdoviciantypical faunas,
PeytonvilleWilliamsonTN2 km NW along road and up hill in limestonesOrdoviciantypical faunasPeytonsville is about 12km SE of Franklin,
AlexandriaWilsonTN5.5 km SOrdovicianLower TrentonCryptophragmus, Tetradium, Rhynchotrema, Cyrtolites,
Canadian River Valley-TXIn area deposits of Dockum Group sediments in Canadian River Valley and adjacent areasTriassicDockumPetrified Wood-locally abundantwww.ias.ac.in/jessci/jun2005/CH01.pdf,
[?][?]TXJust N of Colorado River in Road cut on RR1431 1 km E of Hamilton Creek and 3.7 km E of TX281PennsylvanianSmithwick?,
[?][?]TXin S fork of San Gabriel River at TX183CretaceousCelestite, Fossils, dinosaur tracks,
[?][?]TXon rr1431 (from US183) 4 km W of Travis/Williamson County LinePaleozoic?,
[?][?]TXon rr1431 (from US183) 8 km W of Travis/Williamson County Line in inactive quarryPaleozoic?,
[?][?]TXNorth-West Texas Red BedsPermianAmphibians -Eryops, Reptiles - Dimetrodon, Edaphosaurus,
Cedar Mountain[?]TXFossiliferous site in Dockum FormationTriassicDockumvertebrateswww.ias.ac.in/jessci/jun2005/CH01.pdf,
Home Creek[?]TXFossiliferous site in Dockum FormationTriassicDockumvertebrateswww.ias.ac.in/jessci/jun2005/CH01.pdf,
Little Sunday Canyon[?]TXFossiliferous site in Dockum FormationTriassicDockumvertebrateswww.ias.ac.in/jessci/jun2005/CH01.pdf,
McKewfield[?] Trail[?]TXpelecypod MyalinaCan't identify a McKewfield/MacKewfield Trail in Texas (or anywhere else),
Walkers Tank[?]TXFossiliferous site in Dockum FormationTriassicDockumvertebrateswww.ias.ac.in/jessci/jun2005/CH01.pdf,
Corpus ChristiAransasTXat Palm Harborfossil echinoderms,
Archer CityArcherTX1.6km SW at Sawin's Quarry in bonebedPermianPutnamvertebrates:Archeria,Diadectes,Dimetrodon,Eryops,Parioyx,Pantylus,Trematops,Zatrachys,
Archer CityArcherTXArcher City beds 6 km SE of Archer City, TXPermian?,
Archer CityArcherTXParkey beds 30 km W of Archer City, TX, on Parkey RanchPermian?,
Briar CreekArcherTXUpper part of creekPermianAdmiralvertebrates-Archeria,Dimetrodon, Diadectes, Eryops, Edaphosaurus, Ophiacodon,Trimerorhachis,Zatrachys,
Briar CreekArcherTXNear head and possibly elsewherePermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Dimetrodon,Eryops,
Cottonwood CreekArcherTXPermianAdmiralvertebrates-Edaphosaurus,
Cottonwood CreekArcherTXPermianMoranvertebrates-Eryops,Protorothyris,
DundeeArcherTXNear crossing of Archer-Dundee Road over Little Wichita River on N side of RiverPermianAdmiralvertebrates-Dimetrodon, Eryops,
DundeeArcherTX2.5km NPermianAdmiralvertebrates-pelycosaur bone,
DundeeArcherTXAt Tit MtnPermianAdmiralvertebrates-Trimerorhachis,
DundeeArcherTXAt Woddermun's[?] Ranch both sides of Dundee-Atwood Road 2km N of Woddermun's HousePermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Aspidosaurus,Diadectes,Dimetrodon,Eryops,ProtocaptorhinusNo references to Woddermun on Internet 060124,
DundeeArcherTX1.5-2km N several localitiesPermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Diadectes,Dimetrodon,Diplocaulus,Eryops,Trimerorhachis,
DundeeArcherTXAt Sclen's[?] pasture on W side of Dundee-Atwood RoadPermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Diadectes,Dimetrodon,EryopsSclen's looks to be a misspelling -- not clear of what.,
DundeeArcherTXNE on Big Wichita River at Tit MountainPermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Diadectes,Dimetrodon,Eryops,Ophiacodon,Secodontosaurus,Trimerorhachis,
DundeeArcherTXNE of DundeePermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Edaphosaurus,
FireplaceArcherTXPermianPutnamvertebrates:Dimetrodon,
Geraldine SchoolArcherTX1.4km SPermianAdmiralvertebrates-Edaphosaurus,
Godwin CreekArcherTXS side near mouth, 30km SE of Seymour. May be multiple localitiesPermianAdmiralvertebrates-Dimetrodon, Edaphosaurus, Eryops, TrimerorhachisGoodwin's Creek in the original. The creek (not necessarily the locality) is near 33.616N 98.926W33.616N 98.926W approximate, conjecture
Hackberry CreekArcherTXPermianAdmiralvertebrates-Dimetrodon,
HollidayArcherTXS on N bank of Little Wichita River at the Wilson PlacePermianAdmiralvertebrates-Dimetrodon,
HollidayArcherTXGeraldine beds 16 km S of Holliday, TXPermian?,
Lake KickapooArcherTXN side of lakePermianAdmiralvertebrates-Spermatodus,
Little Wichita RiverArcherTXAt Three ForksPermianPutnamvertebrates:Archeria,Dimetrodon,
Little Wichita River (North Fork)ArcherTXProbably multiple localities, one of which may be at the quarry of the Texas Copper CompanyPermianAdmiralvertebrates- Diadectes, Dimetrodon,
Little Wichita River (Three Forks)ArcherTXon N side of River and probably other localities in regionPermianAdmiralvertebrates-Dimetrodon, Diadectes, Eryops, Lupeosaaurus, Ophiacodon,
Long CreekArcherTXW SidePermianAdmiralvertebrates-Archeria, Aspidosaurus, Diadectes, Dimetrodon, Edaphosaurus, Eryops, Ophiacodon, Trimerorhachis,
Lyle's PlaceArcherTXSeveral localities along N side of Little Wichita River e.g.2 draws W of Lyle's Place and S of Lyle's PlacePermianAdmiralvertebrates-Archeria,Edaphosaurus,Trimerorhachis,
Mount BarryArcherTXMultiple localities. Some described as 'near' one as 5-10km WPermianAdmiralvertebrates-Dimetrodon, Eryops, Lupeosaurus?, Metarmosaurus, Ophiacodon,
Onion CreekArcherTXAt Three ForksPermianPutnamvertebrates:Eryops,
Pearce's RanchArcherTXProbably near the junction of Godwin's Creek and the Little Wichita RiverPermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Archeria,Dimetrodon,Eryops,Trimerorhachis,
Rattlesnake ButteArcherTXPermianAdmiralvertebrates-Dimetrodon, OphiacodonThere is no 'Rattlesnake Butte' in the Wichita Basin,
Shell PointArcherTXPermianAdmiralvertebrates-Aspidosaurus, Dimetrodon, Diadectes, Eryops, Ophiacodon, Trimerorhachis, ZatrachysThere are several Shell Points in Texas, but none near the Wichita Basin,
Slippery CreekArcherTXNear head of Creek, possibly other localitiesPermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Archeria,Ctenospondylus,Diadectes,Dimetrodon,Eryops,Ophiacodon,Secodontosaurus,Trimerorhachis,
West of Lake KickapooArcherTXPermiansharks Pleuracanthus,
Cowan's RanchArcher,BaylorTXIn Wichita Basin. Variously described as Cowan's Ranch, Williams Ranch, Cowan's Pasture NEPermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Archeria,Diadectes,Dimetrodon,Edaphosaurus,Eryops,Trimerorhachis,
DundeeArcher,BaylorTXS , on Little Wichita River at Cox's CampPermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Archeria,Diadectes,Dimetrodon,Edaphosaurus,Eryops,Ophiacodon,Trimerorhachis,
[?]Archer,Baylor,Knox,Clay,Montague,Wichita,WilbargerTXPermian Lower Redbeds - Archer and Baylor counties primarily, but also Knox, Clay, Montague, Wichita, and Wilbarger Counties.Permian50 taxa of amphibian and reptiles in area Rivers Archeria, Dimetrodon, Edaphosaurus, Seymouria. Numerous beds, pockets and isolated bones.,
Little Wichita RiverArcher?TXAt the hear of the South ForkPermianMoranvertebrates-Eryops,
Terrapin SchoolArcher?TXAt the hear of the South ForkPermianMoranvertebrates-Edops,
SealyAustinTXDamon Mound S of Sealy currently closed to collecting?,
TarpleyBanderaTXon Hondo Creek, 4 km downstream and 4 km upstreamCretaceousGlen RoseLarge and varied faunas - ammonites, bivalves, corals, sponges, forams, dinosaur bones,
SmithvilleBastropTXCoral Turbinolia,
[?]BaylorTXPermianArroyoReptiles Diadectes,
[?]BaylorTXPermianArroyoVertebrates-Captorhinus,Dimetrodon,Diplocaulus,Dissorophus,Lysorophus,Pariotichus,
[?]BaylorTXarea redbed exposuresPermianamphibian - Eryops, Dimetrodon, Diadectes; plants - Calamites, conifers, lycopods, ferns, seed ferns - Gigantopteris;Labyrinthodonts - Cacops, Dissorophus; Amphibians - Seymouria, Trimerorhachis, Diplocaulus, Ophiacodon, Edaphosaurus, Labidosaurus, Casea,
Belah[?]BaylorTXNear mouth and possibly elsewherePermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-EryopsCan't identify a town or feature called 'Belah' in Baylor County,
Brushy CreekBaylorTXNear head of Creek, but there may be other localitiesPermianArroyoVertebrates-Diplocaulus,Edaphosaurus,Trimerorhachis,
Camo[?]BaylorTX1.6km NPermianArroyo?vertebrates-DissorophusThere is no town or terrain feature remotely resembling 'Camo' in Baylor County,
Coffee CreekBaylorTXPermianArroyoAmphibians Diplocaulus,
Coffee Creek Bone BedBaylorTXThere are various Coffee Creek Localities including the head, the mouth, the foot of E Coffee Creek, 1.6km N of Moon P.O. and 32 km N of Seymour, TXPermianArroyoVertebrates-Captorhinus,Dimetrodon,Diplocaulus,Edaphosaurus,Labidosaurus,Lysorophus,Trimerorhachis,ZatrachysBoth an East and West Bone bed are cited,
Craddock Bone BedBaylorTX11.2km NW of SeymourPermianArroyoCaptorhinus,Diadectes, Dimetrodon,Diplocaulus,Edaphosaurus,Eryops,Euryodus,Labidosaurus,Lysorophus,Parioyx,Secodontosaurus?,Seymouria,Trichasaurus,Trimerorhachis,Varanosaurus,
Crooked CreekBaylorTX1km W of Fish CreekPermianArroyovertebrates-Diplocaulus,
Elm CreekBaylorTXPermianClydeVertebrates-Dimetrodon,Edaphosaurus,Lupeosaurus,Ophiacodon,
FuldaBaylorTXBelow Fulda on Little Wichita RiverPermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Dimetrodon, Eryops,
FuldaBaylorTX1km NEPermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Ophiacodon,
Goodwin's CreekBaylorTXFull length of creek from mouth to head of creek and on both sides including Fulda Station areaPermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Archeria,Araeoscelis,Bolosaurus,Diadectes,Dimetrodon,Empedias,Eryops,Ophiacodon,Ophiodeirus,Therosaurus,Trimerorhachis,
Gray's CreekBaylorTXPermianArroyovertebrates-Conodectes, Diplocaulus,Otocoelus,Trimerorhachis,
Hackberry CreekBaylorTXVarious locations 5km SE of Fulda near the mouth of the Creek on the Little Wichita RiverPermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Archeria,Diadectes,Dimetrodon,Eryops,Ophiacodon,Trimerorhachis,
Hog CreekBaylorTXW side near Big Wichita River -- may be other localities in areaPermianArroyovertebrates-Diplocaulus, Dimetrodon, Edaphosaurus, Labidosaurus, Lysorophus,Trimerorhachis,
Indian CreekBaylorTXRegional exposures near Big Wichita River -- other localities in area including NW of creek, SW of Creek, N side of Indian Creek MtnPermianArroyovertebrates-Archeria, Diadectes, Diplocaulus, Dimetrodon, Eryops, Isodectes, Pariotichus, Seymouria, Trimerorhachis,
Lake Kemp DamBaylorTX200m SPermianLuedersvertebrates-Luederia,
Military TrailBaylorTXPermianClydeVertebrates-Dimetrodon,Eryops,Ophiacodon,
SeymourBaylorTX11.2km NPermianArroyoVertebrates-Diplocaulus,
SeymourBaylorTXPermianLuedersvertebrates-Hybodus,
SeymourBaylorTXPermianAmphibia -Seymouria, Reptiles Labidosaurus,
Whiskey CreekBaylorTXPermianClydeVertebrates-Diadectes,Ophiacodon,
Wichita RiverBaylorTXOn N side of North ForkPermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Trimerorhachis,
[?]Baylor?TXPermianClear Fork GroupReptiles Labidosaurus,
[?]BellTXPleistoceneSigmodon (rodents),
BeltonBellTXW at picnic area on TX190CretaceousWalnutechinoids, gastropod molds,
KilleenBellTX6 km S on Farm Rd 440CretaceousWalnutechinoids,
SaladoBellTXGastropod Ilymatogyra,
WashitaBellTXGastropod Ilymatogyra,
San AntonioBexarTXin area exposuresCretaceousCorsicana MarlEchinoids, worms, mollusks, cephalopods.,
San AntonioBexarTXarea outcropsCretaceousabundant fossils,
Johnson CityBlancoTX8 km E in banks of Pedernales River Ordovician through Cretaceous Upper sequencePaleozoic?,
Johnson CityBlancoTXin roadcuts along US281abundant fossils,
ClintonBosqueTXTrace Fossil Serpula,
Brazos RiverBrazosTXin bluffs on both sides of TX21 W of Bryan in Eocene Claiborne, Stone City (type locality), Cook Mountain formationsEoceneClaiborne (Stone City|Cook Mountain)Scaphopods, mollusks, worms, ostracods, forams, bryozoa, corals, teeth, bones, scales, dermal plates.,
Brazos RiverBrazosTXin bluffs on both sides of TX21 W of Bryan in Eocene Claiborne, Stone City (type locality), Cook Mountain formationsEoceneClaiborne (Stone City|Cook Mountain)Scaphopods, mollusks, worms, ostracods, forams, bryozoa, corals,teeth, bones, scales, dermal plates.,
BryanBrazosTXIn the South bank of the Brazos River just West of the Texas 21 Bridge over the river. Best exposure about 100m North of the bridge in a fine grained silt matrix just below the conspicuous ironstone layer. A minor bone bed about 2 meters lowerEoceneClaiborne?,
BryanBrazosTXin bluffs along Little Brazos River on TX21EoceneStone Citygood invertebrates,
College StationBrazosTXarea outcropspetrified wood,
AlpineBrewsterTXat Woodward RanchPermianfossils,
AlpineBrewsterTXat Aqua Frijo Ranch[?], Stillwell Ranch (Marathon)and Earl Rudder Ranch on TX118. (Fee in 1970s)Petrified Wood,
Big BendBrewsterTXArea exposuresCretaceousAgujaOrnithischian dinosaur bone fragments,
Big BendBrewsterTXarea exposuresCretaceouscrocodiles - Phobosuchus,
Big Bend National ParkBrewsterTXPterosaur,
ChisosBrewsterTX5km ECretaceousAgujaCrocodile fragments,
ChisosBrewsterTX4.8km ECretaceousRattlesnakevertebrates:Champsosaurus;crocodiles;dinosaur teeth;turtles,
Chisos MtnsBrewsterTXSmallpox Spring area near Tornillo CreekCretaceousAgujaPhobosuchus, turtle fragments, dinosaur bonesCouldn't locate Smallpox Spring. Tornillo Creek is in Brewster County near 29.177N 102.997W29.177N 102.997W approximate
Dawson CreekBrewsterTXCretaceousJavelinavertebrates-pterosaur-Quetzalcoatlus,
Fresno CreekBrewsterTXE side of Fresno Creek 400m N of 1st large WPA Quarry on S side of Castellan TrailCretaceousAgujaPhobosuchusThere is also a Fresno Creek in Presidio County,
Glass MtnsBrewsterTXarea exposuresPermianCanyonsilicified brachiopods - Teguliferina,
Glass MtnsBrewsterTXat Wolf Camp Ranch House in Saddle to NPennsylvanianGaptankcrinoids - Delocrinus,
Glass MtnsBrewsterTX3 km N55W of old Hess Ranch in gray Calcareous sandstonePermian UpperWordpelecypods -Aviculopecten, Camptonectes,
Glass MtnsBrewsterTXMississippian-Permianforams, bryozoa, corals, brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, ammonites,
Glass MtnsBrewsterTXPermianbrachiopods - Meekela,
Glass MtnsBrewsterTXCephalopods Cooperoceras,
Glenn SpringsBrewsterTX20km WestCretaceousAgujaPanoplosaurus, other dinosaur bonesOriginal says 'Glen Springs',
Grapevine RanchBrewsterTX5km NECretaceousAgujaAlamosaurus vertebra,
MarathonBrewsterTXin erratic boulderPermianHaywardMarathonocrinus,
MarathonBrewsterTX15.2km South 55W (South 55E of Roberts Ranch RoadOrdovicianMarathongraptolites-Anisograptus,
MarathonBrewsterTX6.4km South 65EOrdovicianMarathongraptolites-Clonograptus,
MarathonBrewsterTX170m South 54W in bed of Alsate CreekOrdovicianMarathongraptolites-Didymograptus,
MarathonBrewsterTX6.4km South 65WOrdovicianMarathongraptolites-Tetragraptus,
Dragon CanyonBrewster?TXPaleocene Mammal Reference LocationPaleoceneNacimiento?Big bend area -- can't identify a Dragon Canyon, May be a confusion with Black Dragon Canyon, UT,
Rock CreekBriscoeTXRock Creek Fauna -- Late Irvingtonian mammal bonesPlioceneMammal Bones,
BrookesmithBrownTX3 km SE near foot of escarpmentPennsylvanianMineral WellsCrinoids,
BrownwoodBrownTX5.3 km W of freight depot in Triticites ledgePennsylvanianBrownwood ShaleApographiocrinus,
BrownwoodBrownTX1 km S near road to Weedon schoolPennsylvanianGraham (type locality)Delocrinus,
BrownwoodBrownTXnear cemeteryPennsylvanianGrayfordpelecypods,
BrownwoodBrownTXS of city water tank in Triticites ledgeParulocrinus,
Brownwood State ParkBrownTXGastropods -Shansiella,
Lake BrownwoodBrownTXoutside state park in road cutPennsylvanianColony Creekgastropods, pelecypods, ammonites, horn corals, etc,
Lake BrownwoodBrownTXPennsylvanianColony Creekminute gastropods, pelecypods, crinoid fragments, echinoid spines, brachiopods, ammonites,
MoranCallahanTX8 km SSE 2.5 km NW of Pueblo RR station in shale and marl on N side of Moran-Cisco HwyPermianCamp Coloradocrinoids,
MoranCallahanTX5 km N on Moran Rd near cattle tankPermianPutnamDelocrinus,
MoranCallahanTX10 km N in shale along roadPermiancrinoids,
[?]ColemanTXPennsylvanian corals, Conularia in Wayland shale member of Graham Formation in Coleman County, TXPennsylvanianGrahambrachiopods Punctospirifer,
Mitchell's CrossingColemanTX2 km NW of Colorado River in gullies on S and SE slopes of Parks Mtn in gulliesPennsylvanianGrahamCrinoids,
RockwoodColemanTX4 km SW in shale at base of bluff W of HighwayPennsylvanianHarpersvillecrinoids,
Santa AnaColemanTX2 km E along old Brownwood-Coleman road in shale and LimestonePennsylvaniancrinoids,
FarmersvilleCollinTX5 km SWCretaceousCrustacea - Enoploclytia,
Sipe SpringsComancheTX4 km S in shale on N side of bluffPennsylvanianMineral Wellscrinoids,
[?]CoryellTXCretaceous echinoids.,
Copperas CoveCoryellTXbehind skating rinkCretaceousWalnutechinoids,
GatesvilleCoryellTXCretaceousEdwardsReptile tracks,
CrosbytonCrosbyTXE bank of Blanco River between Spur and CrosbytonTriassicDockumvertebrates-Desmatosuchus,
CrosbytownCrosbyTXAt Mt Blanco and elsewhere in local canyonsPleistoceneBlancanTurtles-Testudines,Geochelone, presumably mammals as well,
CrosbytownCrosbyTX15 km N on slopes of Catfish Draw near E edge of Llano EstacadoPlioceneBlanco?abundant vertebrate remains,
CrosbytownCrosbyTX12km SW of Crosbytown at Kirkpatrick Ranch. Fossiliferous site in Dockum FormationTriassicDockumvertebrateswww.ias.ac.in/jessci/jun2005/CH01.pdf,
KalgaryCrosbyTXN at Home CreekTriassicDockumdinosaur-Tecovasaurus-mammal-Adelobasileus,
Lower KalgaryCrosbyTXVertebrate remains in lacustrian depositsTriassicTecovasshark teeth-Xenacanthus,Hybodonts,Lissodus,Lonchidion;Amphibians;Reptiles-Coelophysis,Protecovasaurus,Crosbysaurus,Pekinosaurus,Tecovasaurus,Paleollanosaurus,Rowaconodon,Colognathus;Trilophosaurus;Phytosaurs;fish-Semionotus,Redfieldia,Lasalichthys...www.ias.ac.in/jessci/jun2005/CH01.pdf,
Mount BlancoCrosbyTXPleistocene (Blancan)Blancovertebrates-Geochelone,
Mount BlancoCrosbyTX40km SETriassicTecovasDinosaur and amphibian bones,
Otis ChalkCrosbyTXArea exposures 25km SE of Big Spring (Howard Cy). Faunal list is for 'Otis Chalk Quarry'TriassicCooper Canyonsharks teeth-Lissodus,Hybodonts;Amphibians;Reptiles-dinosaurs,phytosaurs;Fishwww.ias.ac.in/jessci/jun2005/CH01.pdf,
Red QuarryCrosbyTXPlioceneBlancoMammal Fossils,
Walker TankCrosbyTXWTriassicDockumvertebrates-Colognathus,
[?]CulbersonTXIn US 62 road cut 3 km NE of TX54 junction. InPermianBone Springs Limestoneabundant ammonites - Paracelites,
Guadeloupe MtnsCulbersonTXIn thick reef limestones along top of RidgePermianCapitanfossilsOriginal says 'El Capitan' formation -- probably is no such formation distinct from the Capitan formation,
Guadeloupe MtnsCulbersonTXOn Capitan Peak at USGS station 2926Permian UpperCapitanpelecypods -Streblochondria?, Camptonectes,
Guadeloupe MtnsCulbersonTXin drab dolomitesPermian UpperCapitan Mtnpelecypods-Acanthopecten,
Guadeloupe MtnsCulbersonTXin drab dolomitesPermian MiddleDelaware Mtnpelecypods-Acanthopecten,
Guadeloupe MtnsCulbersonTXOn Capitan Peak at USGS station 2930Permian Middlepelecypods - Streblochondria?,
KentCulbersonTXE at Milepost 1 on N side I20CretaceousBorachoechinoids - Stereocidaris, Cidaris,
Van HornCulbersonTXto NW oldest reported possible metazoan burrows. Variously dated as 1.3 to 2.0 billions years bpProterozoicAllamooremetazoan(?) burrows.,
Van HornCulbersonTXto NW oldest reported possible metazoan burrows. Variously dated as 1.3 to 2.0 billions years bpProterozoicCastner Limestonemetazoan(?) burrows possible archeocyathid,
Van HornCulbersonTXto NW oldest reported possible metazoan burrows. Variously dated as 1.3 to 2.0 billions years bpProterozoicHazelmetazoan(?) burrows.,
California CrossingDallasTXAt RR bridge on Elm Fork of Trinity River on North BankCretaceousDecapods, fish bones, Baculites, Scaphites, Worthoceras, gastropods, echinoids,
Cooks Branch Creek - Farmers BranchDallasTXCretaceousEagle Ford Shalemollusks - Inoceramus,
Ben FranklinDeltaTXCretaceousTaylorreptile bones - Clidastes (a mosasaur),
Pecan GapDeltaTXCretaceousTaylorreptile bones - Clidastes (a mosasaur),
DentonDentonTXCretaceousEagle FordShark Tooth-Ptychotrygon,
Cat Fish RiverDickensTXTriassicDockumvertebrates-Paleorhinus,
Chamberlin's QuarryDonleyTXAt edge of Spade Flats Farm aka East Hill QuarryMioceneClarendonbird bones; reptiles-Alligator; turtles-Geochelone,Gopherus,
Chamberlin's QuarryDonleyTX23.8km NE of Clarendon, S of White Fish CreekMioceneClarendonreptiles-Alligator;turtles-Geochelone,
GoldstoneDonleyTX6.4km E at Risely PlaceMioceneClarendonreptiles-AlligatorCan't identify a Goldstone in Donley County, TX,
Griffin RanchDonleyTX35.10 -100.84MioceneClarendonreptiles-AlligatorOriginal says Griffen Ranch,
Lewis QuarryDonleyTXAt W. J. Lewis placeMioceneClarendonreptiles-Alligator;turtles-Geochelone,Kinosternon,
MacAdams QuarryDonleyTXMioceneClarendonMammal Fossils,
McAdams QuarryDonleyTXMioceneClarendonturtles-Geochelone,
Risely PlaceDonleyTXMioceneClarendonturtles-Geochelone,Kinosternon,
CiscoEastlandTXin area outcrops 11-20 km NEPennsylvanianCiscoBrachiopods-Derbyia,
CiscoEastlandTXin shales in roadcut on NE side of Randolph Jr College CampusPennsylvanianHarpersvillecrinoids,
CiscoEastlandTX2 km E along escarpment on Cisco-Breckenridge RoadPennsylvanianThrifty Limestonecrinoids,
CiscoEastlandTX10 km W in calcareous shaleCretaceous LowerUpper TrinityMyalina,
CiscoEastlandTX24 km NE ofBrachiopods -Derbyia,
CiscoEastlandTXpelecypods Composita,
EastlandEastlandTX7 km W in W facing slopes in gullies 200 meters N of Eastland-Cisco RdPennsylvanianGrahamtype locality for many crinoids and bryozoa,
PuebloEastlandTX2 km SE at base of prominent outlier 50 meters W of old Cisco-Moran highwayPermianMoran Marlcrinoids,
Long CanyonEl Paso?TXIn Hueco Mtns 8 km W of Helms West well and 16 km S E of Hueco Tanks.OrdovicianMontoya?,
BrittonEllisTXat Gaynais Ranch 4.8km SECretaceousEaglefordvertebrates-Pycnodont fishalso listed as 500m SE of Britton,
WaxahatchieEllisTXCretaceousNiobraravertebrates-Squamata bonesOriginal says Waxahatchie, Ellis County KS, but Waxahatchie, Ellis County, TX seems more likely,
LadoniaFanninTXCretaceousTaylorreptile bones - Clidastes (a mosasaur),
SavoyFanninTX7.5 km SE in rock pit on S side of roadCretaceousAustin Chalkdecapod crustacea,
NechanitzFayetteTXMatejowsky RanchPetrified Wood (fee in 1970s),
NechanitzFayetteTXMatejowsky StorePetrified Wood in area road cuts, bed of Rabs Creek, farms,
JusticeburgGarzaTXTriassicCooper CanyonPetrified Forest-about 50 trees-mostly Araucarioxylon.www.ias.ac.in/jessci/jun2005/CH01.pdf,
JusticeburgGarzaTXNeyland Site-Fossiliferous site in Dockum FormationTriassicDockumdiverse vertebrates,petrified woodwww.ias.ac.in/jessci/jun2005/CH01.pdf,
PostGarzaTX15km S of Post at Patricia Site. Vertebrate remains in channel depositsTriassicCooper Canyonvertebrates-phytosaurs,plantswww.ias.ac.in/jessci/jun2005/CH01.pdf,
Post QuarryGarzaTX16km SE in red mudstone deposits near a conical hillTriassicCooper Canyondiverse vertebrates-some articulated, a bird-Protoaviswww.ias.ac.in/jessci/jun2005/CH01.pdf,
FredricksburgGillespieTXCretaceousComanche Peakechinoids,
Lake TexomaGraysonTXCretaceousechinoids,
NavasotaGrimesTX3.2km SMiocene (Hemingford)OakvilleAlligator,
Harlan's RanchHardinTX900m E near Tornillo CreekCretaceousAgujaTurtle shellTornillo Creek is in Brewster County near 29.177N 102.997W,
Harlan's RanchHardinTX900m ECretaceousAgujaTurtle shell,
[?]HemphillTXin area exposures extending into adjacent countiesPlioceneabundant mammals,
Coffee RanchHemphillTXMioceneHemphillMammal Fossils,
MendotaHemphillTX6 km SW, 1 km W of County line; N of Red Deer CreekPliocene MiddleBlancomammals - Hipparion, Paracamelus, Stegomastodon,
DennisHoodTX13.6 km SW of bridge and 400 meters E of Kickapoo Falls in shales on N side of road behind stone barnPennsylvanianMillsap LakeSciadiocrinus, Paradelocrinus,
[?]HowardTXarea exposuresTriassicreptile remains,
Big SpringHowardTXSE of springs (5 km SE of Signal Peak) in quarriesTriassicabundant Trilophosaurus bones,
Otis ChalkHowardTXin several square km exposureTriassicDockumLabyrinthodonts, reptiles, amphibiansYes, there apparently really is a place called Otis Chalk,
Bone SpringsHudspethTXAt Williams Ranch in Guadeloupe Mtns National ParkPermianBone Springs Limestonesponges, vertebrates,
Sierra Blanca QuadHudspethTXEchinoderm Holectypus,
Torter StationHudspethTXIn Malone and Finlay MountainsPermianLeonardTrigonia, Pleuromya, Idoceras, KossmatiaCan't find a Torter Station or anything similar in Hudspeth County,
Torter StationHudspethTXIn Malone and Finlay MountainsJurassicMaloneTrigonia, Pleuromya, Idoceras, KossmatiaCan't find a Torter Station or anything similar in Hudspeth County,
Torter[?] StationHudspethTXin Malone and Finlay MtnsJurassicMaloneinvertebratesCan't find a Torter Station or anything similar in Hudspeth County,
BrysonJackTX3.5 km E on Jacksboro-Graham highwayPennsylvanianGraham Shalecrinoid plates, brachiopods -Chonetina,
CundiffJackTX5.2 km SW on Jacksboro-Chico HighwayPennsylvanianCaddo Creek Shalecrinoids,
JacksboroJackTX10.5 NE on S side of hill W of Jacksboro-Chico HwyPennsylvanianGrahamcrinoids,
JacksboroJackTX4.3 km SE on Mineral Wells hwy in RR cutPennsylvanianGrahamcrinoids,
JacksboroJackTX5.6 km SE of courthouse in shale bed ion LimestonePennsylvanian UpperJacksboro LimestoneLimipecten,
JacksboroJackTX7.2 km E in shale members of Limestone outcropsPennsylvanian UpperJacksboro Limestonepelecypods - Myalina,
JacksboroJackTXmollusks Pseudomonotis, Reticularia Late Paleozoic, Cephalopods Shumardites,
JacksboroJackTXpelecypod Schizodus,
JoplinJackTX1 km NWPennsylvanianGrafordPlaxocrinus,
JoplinJackTXLocality may be 5.9km SW of JacksboroPaleozoic UpperSponge Girtyocoelia,
VineyardJackTX2 km WNW at road TPennsylvanianMiddle Graford Limestonecrinoids,
Ash SpringJeff DavisTXOligoceneMammal reference locality,
TerretKerr?TX8km NW at Matthew Roberts FarmCretaceousNeylandfish teeth-IschyrhizaTerret is presumably Fort Terret-a 19th Century frontier post,
Camp WaltonKimbleTXOn S side of Llano River on river access roadPennsylvanianLower GrafordParadelocrinus,
Garner RanchKimbleTX13 km W of Kerrville 23 km N of Kerrville-Junction RoadCretaceousGlen RoseLarge and varied faunas - ammonites, bivalves, corals, sponges, forams, dinosaur bones,
Burnett QuarryKnoxTXMammal Reference LocationPliocene-PleistoceneSeymour?mammals,
VeraKnoxTXN of US82 between Vera and Benjamin, Two beds, uppermost just below Pearlette Ash bed. 600,000 year old fossilsPleistoceneSeymore[?]mollusks, Petrified Wood, Vertebrates -fish, turtles, Homotherium, Canis, Platygonus, Glyptodonts, Equus, Prairie DogsUnable to track down the formation name for the Pleistocene outcrops and Vera, TX,
ParisLamarTXin float material in Sulphur RiverCretaceousEagle FordShark Teeth, Plesiosaur Bones.,
RoxtonLamarTXat RR depot 2 to 3 cm N of Arkansas church in quarriesCretaceouscephalopods, gastropods, etc,
Box T RanchLipscombTXMioceneHemphillReptiles-Alligator,
HigginsLipscombTX6.4km S at Sebit/Cole pit. Site may be in OklahomaMiocene (Hemphill)OgallalaTurtles-Geochelone,
HigginsLipscombTX3 km N of SE corner of County 400 meters E of county linePliocenemammal bones - Rhinoceros,
HigginsLipscombTX5 km N of SE corner of County on W side of small creek 400 meters E of county linePliocenemammal bones -Rhinoceros,
Three RiversLive OakTXAt Mother Load Ranch. Petrified wood (Fee in 1970s)?,
KingslandLlanoTXon Ranch Road 1431 16 km W of Marble Falls and 3 km E of Kingsland in RoadcutCambrian?,
KingslandLlanoTXin creek bed off TX 71 6.4 km E of TX71/TX281 junctionPaleozoicbrachiopods,
Near Lake LubbockLubbockTXWhite Bluffs-Red QuarryPlioceneBlancoPliocene Mammal Reference LocationMore commonly 'Lubbock Lake',
Willow HoleMadisonTXPermianArroyo?vertebrates-Trimerorhachis,
MasonMasonTXto S in banks of Llano RiverPennsylvanianLower GrafordParulocrinus,
Eagle PassMaverickTXSCretaceousNavarroCrocodile egg,
Eagle PassMaverickTXfor 240 km to Laredo in Rio Grande River gravelssilicified coral and wood,
BradyMcCullochTX8 km SE in W side of Brady-Mason RdPennsylvanianMarble Fallscrinoids,
BradyMcCullochTX4.4 km S near spillway at Shropshire Lake spillway in shales and LimestonePennsylvaniancrinoids,
FifeMcCullochTX2.8 km E in shale on S side of roadPennsylvanianGrahamcrinoids,
MercuryMcCullochTX400 meters E at top of escarpmentPennsylvanianGraford LimestoneParadelocrinus,
PlacidMcCullochTX4.3 km N E of concrete culvertPennsylvanianBrownwood ShaleCrinoids,
RochelleMcCullochTX5.6 km E, In red shales in creek valleyPennsylvanianMillsap Lake Shaleabundant Chonetids - Mesolobus, Chonetina; crinoid fragments,
RochelleMcCullochTX5.6 km SE, W of road from Rochelle-San Saba Hwy to MercuryPennsylvanianMineral Wells ShaleAthlocrinus, Plaxocrinus,
Saddle CreekMcCullochTX1.6 km S of Colorado River junction 6 meters below Limestone bedPennsylvanianPueblo Shalecrinoids,
Saddle CreekMcCullochTX2.4 km S of Colorado River junction in Limestone bedPennsylvanianPueblo ShaleFusulina,
WacoMcLennanTXon slope behind Lake Waco DamCretaceousDel Riodiminutive mollusks, horn corals, fish vertebrae, teeth,
D'HanisMedinaTXalong Seco Creek inCretaceous UpperAnachacho LimestoneEchinoids and ammonites,
GoldthwaiteMillsTX13 km SW at Goldthwaite reefCretaceous LowerEdwardsfossils,
GoldthwaiteMillsTXin a hill (Goldthwaite Reef) 14 km SWCretaceous LowerEdwardsAbundant mollusks, echinoids, coral - Texastrea,
ForestburgMontagueTXIn sandsCretaceousTrinityLungfish teeth - Ceratodus, Pycnodont fish plates - Eomesodon,
RinggoldMontagueTX9.6km SSE 50m W of RR trackPermianAdmiralfish-Ectosteorhachis,
NacodochesNacogdochesTX37 km E on San Augustine Road.EoceneWelchesmollusks,
NacogdochesNacogdochesTX33 km E in cuts along San Augustine RdEoceneWelchesmollusks,
CharfieldNavarroTXGastropods Turrilites,
Horse Shoe BendOchiltreeTXOn S side of Wolf Creek 6.4km E of TX83 crossingMioceneHemphillvertebrates-turtles,
GrafordPalo PintoTX4.4 km NW just W of HwyPennsylvanianGrafordAthlocrinus,
Lone CampPalo PintoTX8 km WNW (6.4 km SSW of Lover's Retreat) near road cornerPennsylvanianGrafordParadelocrinus,
McKenzie MtnPalo PintoTXarea exposuresPennsylvanianGrafordpelecypods,
Mineral WellsPalo PintoTX9.6 km NW, 400 meters NNW of Union Hill School in shale in small gullyPennsylvanianKeechi CreekDelocrinus, Aesiocrinus,
Mineral WellsPalo PintoTX2 km W at end of Lake Pinto in yellow marlPennsylvanianMineral Wellscrinoids -Plaxocrinus,
Mineral WellsPalo PintoTXarea outcrops of yellow marlPennsylvanianMineral Wellscrinoids-Plaxocrinus,
Mineral WellsPalo PintoTX9.6 km S, 2,4 km W of Oaks Crossing on Brazos River in thin limestonesPennsylvanianMineral WellsLaudonocrinus, Plaxocrinus, Perimestocrinus, Aatocrinus,Delocrinus, etc.,
Palo PintoPalo PintoTX6.4 km NNW on NW slope of Kyle MtnPennsylvanianGraford ShaleApographiocrinus, Pachylocrinus, Zeacrinites?, Delocrinus, Endelocrinus, Paradelocrinus,
PickwickPalo PintoTX3 km SEPennsylvanianBrad Limestonecrinoids,
SalesvillePalo PintoTX5 km NW in quarry of Mineral Wells crushed stone CoPennsylvanianPalo Pinto LimestoneErisocrinus, Delocrinus, Plaxocrinus,
StrawnPalo PintoTX5.6 km W on slope below limestone escarpment on Strawn Oil Field road S of small lakeParulocrinus, pelecypod-Pterino-pectinella,
BrockParkerTX5 km SW at road corner near old Consolation School sitePennsylvanianMillsap Lake ShaleSynerocrinus, Neozeacrinus, Schistocrinus, Endelocrinus, other crinoids,
Glass MtnsPecos?TXPermianRoad CanyonBivalves-Lyroschizodus,
[?]PotterTXin Blanco shalePleistoceneBlancoInsects: Hemiptera, Diptera, Odonata,
Cerrita de La CruzPotterTXW in WPA quarry On Herring RanchTriassicDockumvertebrates-Buettneria,Eupelor,
MarfaPresidioTXRegional exposuresPetrified Wood (May be fee),
ShafterPresidioTX5 km N on E bluff of Sierra Alta CreekPermian LowerCibolo LimestoneCibolocrinus, Apographiocrinus, Spaniocrinus, Erisocrinus,
AxtelRandallTX13 species of Hemphill mammalsPleistoceneMammal Bones,
Bull DrawRandallTX23 species of late Irvingtonian mammalPlioceneMammal Bones,
CanyonRandallTXNear the head of the Sunday Canyon Branch of the Palo Duro CanyonTriassic UpperTrujilloPlants in gray mudstone. Sanmiguelia,
CanyonRandallTXnear head of Sunday Canyon branch of Palo Duro Canyoncarbonized plants,
CanyonRandallTXPalo Duro Canyonphytosaur teeth,
Cita CanyonRandallTX27 species of Blancan mammalPleistoceneMammal Bones,
Currie RanchRandallTX6 species of Hemphill mammalsPleistoceneMammal Bones,
Palo Duro CanyonRandallTX24km ETriassicDockumvertebrates-Colognathus,
Palo Duro CanyonRandallTXPublic Access at state park 55 km S of Amarillo. Anywhere in canyon or side canyons in multicolor shales above unfossiliferous red Permian shales.Triassic UpperTecovas ShaleRare Lungfish teeth, Unio, Coprolites, Abundant phytosaur fragments -- Leptosuchus, Brachysuchus, plants, rare saurians -- Desmatosuchus. Coelophysis and amphibians --Buettneria.,
Palo Duro State ParkRandallTXFrom 2nd draw above mouth of Gold Canyon on N. side (tributary of Sunday Canyon)TriassicDockumvertebrates-Chinlea,
Sand Creek CanyonRandallTXTriassicDockumvertebrates-Colognathus,
Woody DrawRandallTX8 species of late Irvingtonian mammalPleistoceneMammal Bones,
PecosReevesTXCretaceousWashitaMollusks - Exogyra,
[?]RobertsTX11.2 km S of Notla, Ochiltree County in sandy clay lakebedTertiary UpperMammoth-Amebelodon, Turtle-Teleceras; Neohipparion, Pliohippus,
BallingerRunnelsTXin area exposuresPermian LowerArroyoAviculopecten,
BallingerRunnelsTXin quarries on N side of Colorado RiverPermian LowerArroyopelecypods,
ColdspringSan JacintoTXArea exposures:Caper Place,3km N at Donahue Pit,Harvey Pit,Johnson Farm,Kelly Farm,Love Place,McGowen Place,McCurry pit,Trinity River 2km above TX190 bridge,14.4(11.2)km NE on Trinity RiverMioceneFlemingvertebrates-turtles-Geochelone,Trionyx;reptiles-Alligator,
Pool CreekSan JacintoTXMiocene (Hemingford)OakvilleTurtle-Geochelone,
BendSan SabaTX8 km NW E of road crossing Rough Creek on N side of CreekPennsylvanianMarble FallsScytalocrinus, Lasanocrinus,
BendSan SabaTXcurrently closedPennsylvanianSmithwick?,
BendSan SabaTX3 km W at the Flat Rock Bend on the Colorado River in shales and limestones in bluffPennsylvanianSmithwick?crinoids,
San SabaSan SabaTX4km SE in road cut and shale quarry on CR1031MississippianBarnett ShaleConodonts;Mollusks-bivalves,ammonites,gastropods,bactritoids,
San SabaSan SabaTXMississippianChappel LimestoneTrilobites-Australosutura,Carbonocoryphe,Pudoproetus,Thigriffides,
San SabaSan SabaTX18.4 km SW of Hotel San Saba in creek bank 150 meters W of San Saba-Wallace Creek RdPennsylvanianMarble FallsCibolocrinus, Ethelocrinus,
San SabaSan SabaTXto E in shale exposuresPennsylvanianSmithwickpelecypods - Euchondria,
San SabaSan SabaTXat Lambert Ranch Fossils (Fee in 1970s)?,
Elkins Place Bone BedScurryTXVertebrate remains in lacustrian depositsTriassicTecovasvertebrates,plantswww.ias.ac.in/jessci/jun2005/CH01.pdf,
SnyderScurryTXin exposures from Ranch house to highway.Pliocene UpperBlancoBeck Ranch fauna: fish, amphibians, birds, reptiles, mammals-Nannippus,
SnyderScurryTX16 km E in marls at Beck RanchPliocene Uppervertebrates; amphibians, birds, reptiles, mammals,
[?]ShackelfordTXPermianMoranmollusks Myalina,
Fort GriffinShackelfordTXexposures on McKenzie's TrailPermian LowerMoran|Pueblopelecypods - Myalina,
MoranShackelfordTX13.3 km N on Ibex Road on N side of roadPennsylvanianPueblocrinoids,
Dinosaur Valley State ParkSomervellTXGlen Rosefootprints,
Glen RoseSomervellTXin 15 outcrops between Uvalde, Kinney County to the Paluxy River in Sommerville CountyCretaceousGlen Rosedinosaur tracks - Acrocanthosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, Hadrosaur?,
Glen RoseSomervellTX6.4km W, 400m below fourth crossing of Paluxy River above Glen RoseCretaceousGlen Rosevertebrates-dinosaur footprints,
Glen RoseSomervellTXCretaceousGlen Rosevertebrates-Macrepistius,
Glen RoseSomervellTXCretaceousGlen RoseLarge and varied faunas - ammonites, bivalves, corals, sponges, forams, dinosaur bones,
Glen RoseSomervellTXAlong US 67 between Glen Rose and Stephenville. Good exposures ofCretaceousGoodland|Duck Creek|Fort Worth|Weno|PawPawBroad fauna -Exogyra, lima, Pecten, Gryphaea, Lunatia, Turritella, Hemiaster, Phymosoma, Enallaster, sponges - Porocystis,
Glen RoseSomervellTX13 km S at Knob Hill Ranch on TX144 http://www.fossilknob.com/fossil_site.html, fee siteCretaceousabundant marine fossils ,
Glen Rose (Paluxy River)SomervellTXin LimestoneCretaceous LowerSerpula,
Paluxy RiverSomervellTXdinosaur footprints at eight sites along about 4 km of river about 3 km W of Glen Rose, TX?,
[?]StephensTXPennsylvanianWayland Shalemollusks Astartella,
BreckenridgeStephensTX2 km W of Breckenridge-Crystal Falls Highway, 10 km N of BreckenridgePennsylvanianHarpersvillecrinoids,
IvanStephensTX3.7 km SW on Breckenridge Hwy at S end of escarpmentPennsylvanianThrifty Shalecrinoids, fusulinids,
Amon Carter AirfieldTarrantTXCretaceous UpperWoodbinesawfish teeth - Onchopristis,
BenbrookTarrantTXat Mary's CreekCretaceousDuck Creekmollusks Lima,
CrowleyTarrantTXCretaceousMain Street Limestonebrachiopods-Kingena,
EvermanTarrantTXStarfish Ophiura,
Fort WorthTarrantTXAt Sansom Park near the damCretaceousGoodlandAbundant fossils-ammonites-Oxytropidoceras;echinoderms,etc,
Fort WorthTarrantTXBelow the Lake Worth Dam at Inspiration Point at the East end of Lake Worth .8km South of the Tx199 (Jacksboro Hwy) off ramp from i820 Northwest of Fort Worth. 40m exposedCretaceousGoodland LimestoneA variety of mollusks and Echinoderms can be found at this locality. Hemiaster, Heteraster, Protocardia, Cyprimeria, Gryphaea, Exogyra, Tylostoma, Turritella, Vivaparus,
Fort WorthTarrantTXNear Intersection of Hulen St and Bellaire Dr in Clear Fork of Trinity River. Ammonites inCretaceousGoodland LimestoneAmmonites,
Fort WorthTarrantTXCretaceousNiobraraturtles-Protostega,
Fort WorthTarrantTXAt Lake Worth Dam in cliff overlooking damCretaceousabundant fossils -- ammonites, Hemiaster, Ostrea,
Fort WorthTarrantTXall area exposuresfossils,
Ft WorthTarrantTXarea exposures ofCretaceousDuck CreekAmmonites -- Mortoniceras, Desmoceras,
Ft WorthTarrantTXCephalopods - Desmoceras, Goodhallites,
Ft WorthTarrantTX24 km WEchinoderm Hemiaster,
Lake ArlingtonTarrantTXMollusks - Gryphaea, Pecten,
Lake BenbrookTarrantTXCretaceousDuck Creekmollusks Amauropsis,
Lake BenbrookTarrantTXin area yellow Limestone outcropsammonites,
AustinTravisTXarea chalk exposuresCretaceousAustin Chalkstarfish-Austinaster,
AustinTravisTXin Toys are Us parking lot N of Ben White Blvd?,
AustinTravisTXoff Loop 360 at Austin City Park Road on Ranch road 2222?,
AustinTravisTXMt Bonellbrachiopods, Waconella,
Austin?TravisTXat TX291 bridge over Little Walnut CreekCretaceous UpperBurditt Marlammonites, mollusks, echinoids,
Austin?TravisTXNear corner of 10th and CongressHoloceneAlligator,
Little Walnut CreekTravisTXJust above TX291 bridge inCretaceous UpperBurditt MarlAmmonites, mollusks, echinoids,
Waters ParkTravisTX3.2km SE on Little Walnut Creek inCretaceousAustin ChalkAmmonites, mollusksAlso written as 'Watters Park'. It was about 13km N of Austin,
West DouchetteTylerTXMioceneFlemingvertebrates-mammals-Peraceras,Teleoceras,
WoodvilleTylerTXAt Rush CreekMioceneFlemingvertebrates-turtles-Geochelone,
Rattlesnake CanyonVal VerdeTXPermianLower Admiral?,
Akin HillWalkerTXnear HuntsvilleMiocene (Hemingford)OakvilleTurtle-Geochelone,
Gospel HillWalkerTX6.4km from Riverside to OakhurstMiocene (Hemingford)OakvilleAlligator,
Cedar RunWashingtonTXMiocene (Hemingford)Oakvillebirds-Messelornis;fish teeth-Antliodus,Cladodus,Dasyatis,Deltodus,Ewingia,Fadenia,Galeocerdo,Ginglymostoma,Ischyrhiza,Lepisosteus,Odontapsis,Orthacanthus,Pappichthys,Polyrhizodus,Protoplatyrhina,Psephodus,Ptychotrygon,Rhineastes,Rhinoptera,Sandalodus...,
[?]WichitaTXin regional exposures throughout the Wichita River ValleyPermianamphibians, reptiles, Xenacanth sharks, lungfish, Crossopterygians. Xenocanth coprolites,
Beaver CreekWichitaTXNear mouth and possibly elsewherePermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Edaphosaurus,Secodontosaurus,
Beaver Creek Cattle TrailWichitaTXPermianArroyoVertebrates-Dimetrodon,Diplocaulus,Edaphosaurus,Lysorophus,
Gilberts CreekWichitaTXPermianArroyovertebrates-DimetrodonThere is a Gilbert Creek in Clay County just across the Wichita County line at 34.0990N, 98.4003W34.0990N, 98.4003W conjecture
Mount BarryWichitaTXArea exposures including sites 3km W and 10km SWPermianBelle PlainsVertebrates-Diadectes,Dimetrodon, Edaphosaurus,Eryops,Ophiacodon,Secodontosaurus,
[?]WilbargerTXPermianArroyoAmphibians Trematops,
Ruff CreekWilbargerTXRuff Creek is a Tributary of Turkey CreekPermianArroyo?vertebrates-Dimetrodon,
GeorgetownWilliamsonTXIn Lyback[?] CavesPleistocenePlatygonusThis might be a reference to Inner Space Cavern, a developed tourist attraction just South of Georgetown.,
GeorgetownWilliamsonTXS St South San Gabriel River exit from I35mollusks, ammonites, echinoids,
San Gabriel RiverWilliamsonTX1.6km above TX104 bridge.CretaceousAmmonites, echinoids, mollusks,
BridgeportWiseTX5 km NW in LimestoneAdams Branchpelecypod - Annuliconcha,
BridgeportWiseTXPennsylvanianDickersonbrachiopods Lissochonetes,
BridgeportWiseTX12 km E(?)PennsylvanianGaylordgastropods, etc,
BridgeportWiseTXPennsylvanianGrafordsponges, brachiopods Lissochonetes,
BridgeportWiseTXN end of townPennsylvanianGrayfordclay pit - Paragassizocrinus,
BridgeportWiseTXnear lakePennsylvanianGrayfordgastropods, trilobites,
BridgeportWiseTXPennsylvanianGrayfordsponges Formation,Pennsylvanian Dickerson Fm -- brachiopods Lissochonetes,
BridgeportWiseTXNW on E side of Farm Road 2952 200 meters N of Farm road 1658 in roadcutPennsylvanianGrayfordwell preserved crinoids Delocrinus, Erisocrinus, Graffhamicrinus, Apographiocrinus, Sponges - Heliospongia, Girtyocoelia; echinoids -Archeocidaris; gastropods - Platyceras,
BridgeportWiseTX2.6 km S on W wide of stream flowing into Martins Lake in calcareous shalePennsylvanianPalo PintoErisocrinus, Perimestocrinus, Delocrinus,
BridgeportWiseTXFarm Road 2952sponges,
ChicoWiseTX9 km NW 4.1 km E of Jacks County line on S side of Chico-Jacksboro hwyPennsylvanianBrad LimestoneCrinoids,
DecaturWiseTXCretaceousWalnutmollusks - Exogyra,
DecaturWiseTXCretaceousoysters, echinoids,
Lake BridgeportWiseTXPennsylvanianCrinoid columnals,
[?]Wise,Jack lineTXPennsylvanianGarnerbrachiopods Juresania,
GrahamYoungTX2 km N on top of Salt Creek bluff 200 Meters N of bridge on Graham-Murray highwayPennsylvanianGrahamcrinoids,
GrahamYoungTXarea exposures of argillaceous, buff shale with Limestone nodulesPennsylvanianGrahamLimipecten,
GrahamYoungTXin Pennsylvanian South Bend Formation inPennsylvanianSouth BendFormation. Shark teeth Petalodus, Stamiobatis, Lungfish teeth -- Sagenodus,
NewcastleYoungTXPennsylvanianBreckenridgebrachiopods - Composita, Derbyia,
NewcastleYoungTX6.5 km SPennsylvanianHarpersvilleDelocrinus,
3-D RanchZapataTXEoceneLoredo(Uintan)Sirenians,
ZapataZapataTXPetrified Wood at Ramirez Ranch - (Fee in 1970s)?,
???[?]UTCarboniferousHonaker TrailPlants =Asterophyllites, Archaeocalamites, Aulacotheca, Cardiocarpus, Cordaianthus, Cornucarpus, Corynepteris, Crossopteris, Gnetopsis, Lepidocarpon, Lepidodendron, Lepidophylloides, Lepidostrobophyllum, Lepidostrobus, Mesocalamites, Paleostachya, etc,
Chesterfield Coal Mine[?]UTCretaceousMesaverdelarge dinosaur footprints,
Midland[?][?]UTNearby in Wasatch MtnsTriassicThaynesBivalves-NeoschizodusCan't identify a Midland, UT,
Powder Springs[?]UTEoceneGreen Riverfish-AstephusCan't locate Powder Springs, but did find a reference to a road from Baggs in the SW corner of Carbon County to Powder Springs,
Antimony CanyonBox ElderUT(within Wellsville Mtn area)Cambrian MiddleLangstonAbundant, varied faunas,
Canyon N of Hansen CanyonBox ElderUT(within Wellsville Mtn area)Cambrian MiddleLangstonAbundant, varied faunas,
Cataract CanyonBox ElderUT(within Wellsville Mtn area?)Cambrian MiddleLangstonAbundant, varied faunas,
Dry CanyonBox ElderUT(within Wellsville Mtn area)Cambrian MiddleLangstonAbundant, varied faunas,
Hansen CanyonBox ElderUT(within Wellsville Mtn area)Cambrian MiddleLangstonAbundant, varied faunas,
Miner's HollowBox ElderUT(within Wellsville Mtn area)Cambrian MiddleLangstonAbundant, varied faunas,
Blacksmith Fork of Green RiverCacheUTCambrian Middle-UpperTrilobites and Brachiopods,
PriceCarbonUTIn the 'roof' layer or area coal minesCretaceousBlackhawkDinosaur footprints,
PriceCarbonUTAt college of Eastern Utahdinosaur footprints collected from coal mine roofs.{7},
WellingtonCarbonUTTurn off 5 km E, 11 km S of US50 toward mounds in cliffs N of RR tracksvarious faunas,
Duchesne RiverDuchesneUT4 km W of HannaBelemnites, Pentacrinus,
Duchesne RiverDuchesneUTalong Farm Creek in T1nr7w-t1sr7wBelemnites, Pentacrinus,
Myton PocketDuchesneUTEoceneUintaMammal Fossils,
Uinta MtnsDuchesneUTOn Yellowstone Creek 2.3km upstream from Swift Creek campground -- 40d36m49sN 110d22m04sWProterozoicRed Pine ShaleChuaria,
Castle DaleEmeryUTS of Red Seeps on Castle Dale-Thompson RdCretaceousCedar MountainDinosaur egg fragments,
Castle DaleEmeryUTin channel sands along San Rafael River just N of Rock Canyon Creek.Cretaceous LowerCedar MtnDinosaur egg fragments -- Oolithes.,
Castle DaleEmeryUT10 km SE s20t19sr9eCretaceousDakotaInoceramus,
Castle DaleEmeryUT9 km SE of Castle Dale and San Rafael River N of Rock Canyon Creek Cretaceousdinosaur eggs,
Castle DaleEmeryUT10 km SE s20t19sr9e 15 meters below Dakota FormationCretaceous Lowerganoid fish scales, fresh water ostracods, Eupera; plants - Tempskya,
Castle DaleEmeryUT10 km E s20t19sr9eCretaceous Lowerganoid fish scales, ostracods, Eupera, silicified Tempskya, Inoceramus higher up,
Castle DaleEmeryUT8 km SE in channel sandstones along San Rafael River N of Rock Riverbone and egg fragments,
ClevelandEmeryUTCleveland-Lloyd Quarry--32kmS of Price,12.8km E of ClevelandJurassicMorrisonDinosaurs-Allosaurus,Antrodemus, Camarasaurus,Camptosaurus,Marshosaurus?,Stegosaurus,
DragonEmeryUTIn Manti National Forest in Upper QuarryCretaceousNorth HornSquamata-Polyglyphanodon,
Emery CountyEmeryUTOn a bench in sandstonesCretaceousMesa VerdePalm leaves, Auricaria,
Green RiverEmeryUT96 km SW along Hwy 24 San Rafael Swelldinosaur bones, gastroliths, petrified wood,
Green RiverEmeryUT48 km SW on US24dinosaur bones, petrified wood,
Horn MtnEmeryUTCretaceousNorth HornDinosaur eggs,
WoodsideEmeryUT7 km SJurassicMorrisondinosaur bones, silicified wood,
Bryce Canyon National ParkGarfieldUTIn Campbell CanyonCretaceous?Whaweapvertebrate teeth-sharks,fish,lizard,salamanders,rays,crocodiles,mammals,frogs,
Circle CliffsGarfieldUTarea exposurespetrified wood,
EscalanteGarfieldUTJurassicMorrisondinosaur bones and gastroliths,
EscalanteGarfieldUTE on UT12 7 km to Hole in the Rock Road. Rt for 27 km to Garfield-Kane County line. E in hillsPetrified Wood,
CiscoGrandUT11 km SW and throughout area N of Arches Nat MonJurassicMorrisonSilicified dinosaur bone fragments, petrified wood, bone casts in Sandstone,
CiscoGrandUTnear Cactus Rat uranium mineJurassicMorrisonSilicified dinosaur bone fragments, petrified wood, bone casts in Sandstone,
CiscoGrandUTnear Yellow Cat MineJurassicMorrisonSilicified dinosaur bone fragments, petrified wood, bone casts in Sandstone,
Gaston QuarryGrandUTCretaceousCedar Mountaindinosaurs-Ultraraptor bones,
MoabGrandUTJurassicMorrisonplant fossils,
MoabGrandUTarea exposuresTriassic-JurassicNavajo SandstonePetrified wood, Dinosaur Tracks, Ostracods, Pelecypods, fossilized burrows,
MoabGrandUT31 km NW 6 km E of Burro Seep in outcrops above Morrison FormationCretaceous?Petrified Wood,
Salt Valley AnticlineGrandUTSW flanks22t22sr20E area exposures over several kmCretaceous Lowermicrofossils, gastropods, pelecypods,
ThompsonGrandUTarea exposuresJurassicMorrisondinosaurs - Antrodemus, Stegosaurus, Camarasaurus, Brachiosaurus,
Yellowcat QuarryGrandUTnear MoabCretaceousCedar MountainNodosaur-Gastonia,
Cedar CityIronUTE in Maple Canyon 160 meters above base of sandstones in lensesCretaceousGryphaea, Camptonectes, Liopistha, Lunatia, Baculites, Helicoceras, Metoicoceras, Ostrea,
KanabKaneUTTriassicChinlereptile footprints,
KanabKaneUT28.3 km W on US89 and N on local road along Vermillion Cliffs in Seaman Wash/Petrified Wash areapetrified wood,
KanabKaneUT25 km E in Vermillion Cliffs N on sideroad up Seaman Wash in Vermillion CliffsPetrified Woodworthia,
Kanab CanyonKaneUTS27T43SR6WTriassicChinleFish-Semionotus,
Burbank HillsMillardUTE of GarrisonOrdovicianabundant trilobites, corals, stromatoporoids, brachiopods,cephalopods - Orthoceras,
Confusion RangeMillardUTPennsylvaniantypical faunas,
Confusion RangeMillardUTTriassictypical faunas,
FillmoreMillardUTIn area cavernsPleistoceneCamelops,
GandyMillardUT4.8km NW in Crystal Ball Cave and Gandy caves in Gandy Mtn in Snake Range. Gandy Cave is 400m S of Crystal Ball CavePleistocenesmall mammal bones. i.e. bones of small mammals and small bones of larger ones,
House MtnsMillardUTCliffs on S side of Marjum Pass (House RangeCambrianMarjumFormation),
House MtnsMillardUT2 km SW of Wheeler AmphitheaterCambrian MiddleMarjumAbundant trilobites,
House MtnsMillardUT5 km E of Marjum PassCambrian MiddleMarjumAbundant trilobites,
House MtnsMillardUTE of Wheeler AmphitheaterCambrian MiddleMarjumAbundant trilobites,
House MtnsMillardUTIn North Canyon atop Marjum ShaleCambrian MiddleWeeksWell preserved complete Cedaria zone trilobites,
House MtnsMillardUTWheeler Amphitheater-Antelope Spring(House Range -CambrianWheelerMarjum Formation,
House MtnsMillardUT3 km N of E side of Marjum PassCambrian MiddleWheelerAbundant trilobites,
House MtnsMillardUTSwasey SpringCambrian MiddleWheelerAbundant trilobites,
House MtnsMillardUTThe U-Dig Trilobite quarry is adjacent to a road extending into the South side of the Amphitheater. This site is probably in the general area of the sites formerly describes as 'Antelope Spring' and the 'Old CCC Camp'Cambrian MiddleWheeler|MarjumAbundant trilobites,
House MtnsMillardUTLocalities (The formations are exposed in a U with the bottom facing West in the Wheeler Amphitheater and also in outcrops between Marjum pass and the Wheeler Amphitheater. They are also exposed in the cliffs on the South side of Marjum Pass).Abundant trilobites,
House RangeMillardUTat S end on N side of small butte near mouth of west-flowing wash 1 km E of Tule Valley Grazing Service roadOrdovicianHouse LimestoneBellefontia,Clelandia, Hystricurus, Pseudokainella, Remopleuridiella,Symphysurina, Xenostegium, Apheoorthis, Linguella, Ophileta,
IbexMillardUT7 km S of Govt Well No 108 at mouth of largest of small canyons on W face of Yersin Ridge[?]OrdovicianHouse LimestoneApheoorthis, Linguella, Symphysurina, BellefontiaThe USGS puts Ibex (whose location was at one time fairly uncertain) at 38.8825N, 113.4419W. Couldn't identify a Yersin Ridge in the area38.8825N, 113.4419W conjecture, approximate
North CanyonMillardUTTrilobites, Cedaria,
Whiterock CanyonMillardUTIbex area Hot Creek Range(?)Ordovician MiddleBathyurid trilobites,
Willden[?] HillsMillardUT5 km W from Crystal Peak on E side s20t23sr16w S21,S28,S29OrdovicianBellefontia,Hystricurus, Pseudokainella, Remopleuridiella, Symphysurina,XenostegiumCouldn't identify Willden Hills. Location appears to be a bit East of the Burbank Hills,
Garden CityRichUTOrdovician LowerGarden Citysilicified larval specimens of many genera of trilobites,
AltaSalt LakeUTNW over divide inMississippianMadison LimestoneSyringopora, Zaphrentis, Amplexus, Spirifer, Syringothyris, Composita, Cleiothyridina, Euomphalus,
AltaSalt LakeUTN and S in shale beds in Upper quartzitetrilobites-Zacanthoides;brachiopods-Obolus, Micromitra,
Salt Lake CitySalt LakeUTto E in Wasatch MtnsMississippian - Cretaceouscorals, brachiopods, etc.,
Cow Tank CanyonSan JuanUTin Grand GulchPetrified Wood,
Grand GulchSan JuanUTnear Cow Tank Canyonpetrified wood,
Grand GulchSan JuanUTPetrified Wood,
Indian Creek CanyonSan Juan,EmeryUTnear Canyonlands National Park boundaryTriassicChinlecrayfish, crayfish burrows ,
EphraimSanpeteUT300m NE at Perry Quarry -- S35R3ET16SEoceneGreen Riverfish-Lepisosteus,
GunnisonSanpeteUT9 km E of Gunnison and N of Twelvemile Creek?,
GunnisonSanpeteUT9.5 km E?,
GunnisonSanpeteUTarea exposures?,
MantiSanpeteUTEoceneGreen Riverfish-Lepisosteus,Priscacara?,
MayfieldSanpeteUT3 km NW on both sides of Ridge?,
MayfieldSanpeteUT3 km W in low hills in central valley?,
MayfieldSanpeteUTSW slope of highest hill on S side of Twelvemile Creek?,
RedmondSevierUTE and NJurassicArapien ShalePentacrinus, brachiopods,
SalinaSevierUTbetween Thistle and SalinaCretaceous UpperNorth Horndinosaur bones and eggs,
SalinaSevierUTon N side of Salina CanyonJurassicTwist GulchEchinotis[?], OstreaEchinotis is a valid genus name, but this could be a misspelling of 'Echinotus',
Salina CanyonSevierUTCretaceousMesaverdefossil plants,
[?]Sevier,SanpeteUTarea exposuresJurassicArapien ShalePentacrinus, Crinoid parts, Ostrea, Trigonia, Camptonectes, Plicatula, Tancredia, Corbicellopsis, Dosinia, Myopholas, gastropods,
Lakeside MountainTooeleUTon SW side of Great Salt Lake from Grantsville to DelleCretaceous?Delle (which didn't show up in my first searches) is on I80 at 40.7634N, 112.7840W40.7634N, 112.7840W approximate
Lakeside MountainTooeleUTon SW side of Great Salt Lake from Grantsville to DelleMississippian?,
Lakeside MountainTooeleUTon SW side of Great Salt Lake from Grantsville to DelleOrdovician?,
Mahogany HillsTooeleUTN of Weber River to Mouth of Franson Canyon[?] and S of River t1sr6e in Limestone and sandstoneBryozoa, Punctospirifer, Nucula, Schizodus, OrbiculoideaThe Mahogany Hills and Weber River are in the area of 40.7379N, 111.2482W near Oakley in Summit County. Couldn't identify Franson Canyon.40.7379N, 111.2482W Conjecture, Approximate
Mecur CanyonTooeleUTnumerous area exposuresMississippianGreat Bluetypical fossil faunas,
Ophir CanyonTooeleUTnumerous area exposuresMississippianGreat Bluetypical fossil faunas,
Oquirrh MountainsTooeleUT18 to 28 km S of Tooele in draws and washes on W sideCretaceousnumerous fossils,
Oquirrh MountainsTooeleUT18 to 28 km S of Tooele in draws and washes on W sideMississippiannumerous fossils,
PeoaTooeleUTN on E side of Weber River in T1sr5e in LimestoneBelemnites, Pentacrinus,
BonanzaUintahUTin quarries in Parachute Creek member of Green River Formation http://www.paleocurrents.com/bonanza_2002/index.htmEoceneGreen Riverexcellent fossil leaves ,
BonanzaUintahUTEoceneGreen RiverFossil leaves,
BonanzaUintahUTParachute Creek MemberEoceneGreen Riverinsects, plants, a very few vertebrates.,
BonanzaUintahUTCowboy Canyon, In greenish shalesEoceneGreen RiverPlants: Idesia, Phoebe, Rhus. Bird fragments, Many insects,
Brown's ParkUintahUTW end near mouth of Jesse Ewing CanyonTertiaryBrowns Parkvertebrates -- Serridentinus, Merycoidodon, Tylopods, Chalicotheroids, Aphelops, Phlaocyon, Bassariscops,
Brush CreekUintahUTW of JensenTriassicChinlePhytosaurus teeth, reptile and amphibian bones,
Brush CreekUintahUTW of JensenTriassicMoenkopiChirotherium tracks,
Hells Hole CanyonUintahUTEoceneGreen River(Parachute Creek)Vertebrates-Crocodile,
Island ParkUintahUTat W end of Island Park syncline from Brush Creek to Whirlpool Canyonfossils,
JensenUintahUTAt Dinosaur National MonumentCambrianLodoretrilobites, brachiopods -- No Collecting,
JensenUintahUTAt Dinosaur National Monument aka Douglass Quarry--No Collecting aka Jensen Quarry 6.4km E of JensenJurassicMorrisonDinosaurs-Allosaurus, Apatosaurus,Barosaurus,Creatosaurus,Diplodocus,Stegosaurus;turtles-Dinochelys,Glyptops,
Jensen WashUintahUTE of Brush Creek 400 meters N of Island Park roadCretaceousFrontierInoceramus, Vivaparus, Scaphites, Prionotropis, Baculites,
Jones HoleUintahUT11 km NE of Jensen WashPennsylvanianMorgancrinoids, bryozoa, brachiopods -Dictyoclostus, Spirifer, Neospirifer, Dielasma, Composita,Echinoconchus,
LaPointUintahUTOligoceneDuchesneMammal Fossils,
Little Brush CreekUintahUTnear the sinks N of JensenMississippianSpirifer,
Lower Jones CreekUintahUT11 km NE of Jensen WashMississippianMadisoncorals - Lithostrotion, Favosites, Syringopora, Neozaphrentis; Brachiopods - Schuchertella; Gastropods -Euomphalus,
Powder WashUintahUTEoceneGreen River(Douglas Creek)Vertebrates-mammals-Marsupicarnivora,Omomys,Utahia,Viverravus,
Steinaker DrawUintahUT25 km W of Dinosaur National MonumentCarmelTrigonia, Natica,
VernalUintahUTNear Dinosaur National Monument headquartersTriassicChinleFish-Cionichthys?,
White RiverUintahUTEoceneUintaTurtles-Echmatemys,
Blue RimUintah?UTarea badlandsEoceneBridgerpetrified wood, leaves, bivalves, crocodiles, fishBlue Rim appears to be an extended cliff in Sweetwater County WY,
EurekaUtahUTEureka CreekOrdovicianOpohongaNanorthis, Cyrtolites, Ophileta, Asaphus, brachiopods - Syntrophina; Trilobites - Protopliomerops,Hystricurus, Goniophrys, Pachycranium, Asaphellus,
Lake MountainUtahUTnear mouth of Rock CreekMississippianGardner dolomiteSpiriferid brachiopods, Zaphrentis, Euomphalus, Lithostrotionella,
Lake MountainUtahUTS end of Cedar Valley HillsMississippianGardner dolomiteSpiriferid brachiopods, Zaphrentis, Euomphalus, Lithostrotionella,
Lake MountainUtahUTW Side in Cedar Valley HillsMississippianGardner dolomiteSpiriferid brachiopods, Zaphrentis, Euomphalus, Lithostrotionella,
Lake MountainUtahUTW of Utah Lake 16 km W of Provo around base of MountainsMississippianGreat Bluemicrofossils, brachiopod - Chonetes; corals,
Lake MountainUtahUTW of Utah Lake 16 km W of ProvoDevonianfossils,
Lake MountainUtahUTW of Utah Lake 16 km W of ProvoMississippianfossils,
Lake MountainUtahUTW of Utah Lake 16 km W of ProvoPennsylvanian Lowerfossils,
Lake MountainUtahUTW of Utah Lake 16 km W of ProvoTertiaryfossils,
LehiUtahUTat Lake MtnPennsylvanianManning CanyonPlant Fossils,
LevanUtahUT5 km E on the N side of Pigeon Creek in Gunnison Plateau?,
LevanUtahUTE in Chicken Creek Canyon?,
MantiUtahUTEoceneMantifish-Priscacara,
North Selma HillsUtahUTand in Mosida HillsMississippianGardnerSyringopora, Composita, Caninia, Euomphalus, Spirifer, Multithecopora, Chonetes, Triplophyllites,
Pinyon PeakUtahUTnear Lehi-Tintic mines N and W along Mountain scarpDevonianPinyon PeakCyathophyllum, Rhombopora, Spirifer, gastropods,
ProvoUtahUTat soldier SummitEoceneGreen RiverBird and invertebrate Trackways,
ProvoUtahUTat Soldier SummitEoceneGreen RiverMany gar fish fossils,
ProvoUtahUT1.6km NW of Cedar Fort in Provo Canyon on EW spur North of rodeo groundsPennsylvanianOquirrhConodonts and trace fossils - Cruziana, Neonates[?], Scalarituba, Spirophycus, Zoophycus, SkolithusNo citations for Neonates -- possibly a misspelling of 'Nereites',
Provo CanyonUtahUTAt Bridal Veil FallsPennsylvanianBridal Veil Fallsplants-ferns, Cardiocarpus,Cornucarpus,
Spanish Fork CanyonUtahUTEoceneGreen RiverBird and invertebrate Trackways,
ThistleUtahUTEoceneGreen Riverfish-Lepisosteus,
Tintic DistrictUtahUTarea exposuresMississippianGardnerClisiophyllum, Zaphrentis, Aulopora, crinoid fragments, Spirifer, Chonetes, Composita, Cleiothyridina, Camarotoechia, Cystodictya, Reticularia, Conocardium, Syringopora, Euomphalus,
Wanlass HillUtahUTMississippianUpper Gardnergastropods - Euomphalus; other silicified fossils,
Wasatch MtnsUtahUTN wall of Rock CreekMississippianGardner DolomiteEuomphalus, Syringopora, Triplophyllites, Multithecopora, Caninia, Cleiothyridina, Composita, Spirifer,
Wasatch MtnsUtahUTBSA Camp Maple Dellbrachiopods, corals, bryozoa, crinoid stems, sponges, trilobites, pelecypods, cephalopods,
Soldier SummitWasatchUTSE1/4 s19t5sr9w 16 km NE of Soldier Summit (Not the same as the other Soldier Summit localities), Parachute Creek member?EoceneGreen RiverBird and invertebrate Trackways,
Coaly WashWayneUTIn Coaly Basin 16 km S of Hanksville and 8 km W of Fairview RanchSilicified dinosaur bones.,
HanksvilleWayneUTJurassicMorrisonplant fossils,
HanksvilleWayneUTIn area exposurespetrified wood,
TorreyWayneUTIn area gravelssilicified wood and dinosaur bones,
Old Moore House[?]VAGastropod - Calliostoma,
Solite Quarry[?]VASouthern VATriassicwell preserved Triassic insects in lacustrian sediments,
CovingtonAlleghanyVA6.5 km SW at Island FordSilurian? [Devonian]Helderberg|OriskanySpirifer, Rensselaeria, Favosites, Crinoid fragments, Gypidula, Stromatopora, Cladopora, others,
Shenandoah MtnAugustaVASE slope in shalesSilurian [Devonian?]ChemungCamarotoechia, Chonetes, Orthothetes, Spirifer, Leptodesma,
Waynesboro[?]AugustaVAIn quartzite in landfillSkolithus burrowsThe original says Wayneville, but there seems to be no such place. Waynesville appears at one time to have been an alternative name for Waynesboro,
Carmel ChurchCarolineVAOff US1 between Richmond and Fredericksburg near Kings Dominion. Exposes about 10m of Paleocene,Eocene,and Miocene marine bedsPaleocene-Eocene-MioceneAquia|Nanjemoy|Calvert|Choptank|Eastovershark teeth,vertebrate bones,
ChesapeakeChesapeakeVAin Borrow pitsMioceneYorktownMollusks -- Chesapecten, Crepidula, Ecphora, Busycon, Turritella, Oliva, Dentalium. Coral Astrangia,Septastrea;Worm tubes;Echinoderms-Abertella; Crab claws;Vertebrates-Odontapsis,CarcharodonThere is also a Chesapeake in Northampton County,
NewcastleCraigVA2 km SSilurianBecraft LimestoneSchellwienella, Stropheodonta, Uncinulus, Eatonia. Spirifer,
NewcastleCraigVAIn area exposures in George Washington National ForestPaleozoicabundant fossils,
Culpepper BasinFairfaxVATriassicBull Run Shalefish-Redfieldius,
GainsboroFrederickVAin the West bound lane road cut 3.2km WestDevoniantrilobites, crinoids, cephalopods,
GoreFrederickVAin road cut at Gore, VADevonianabundant brachiopods and trilobites - Phacops,
GoreFrederickVAIn concretions in road cut on old road across from Gore Grocery Store 391551N 281952WDevoniantrilobites,
GoreFrederickVAon US50 20 km W of WinchesterSilurian-DevonianBrachiopods-Tropidoleptus, mollusks-Modiomorpha, crinoids-Arthrocantha, Trilobites - Phacops,
MiddletownFrederickVA4 km NW along roadOrdovicianBeekmantownLecanospira, Finkelnburgia, Ophileta, cephalopods,
ManakinGoochlandVABoscobel QuarryTriassicNewarkFish-Dictyopyge,
VinitaGoochlandVA3.2km ETriassicNewarkFish-Dictyopyge,
HamptonHamptonVAin Borrow pitsMioceneYorktownMollusks -- Chesapecten, Crepidula, Ecphora, Busycon, Turritella, Oliva, Dentalium. Coral Astrangia, Septastrea;Worm tubes. Echinoderms Abertella; Crab claws, Vertebrates -Odontapsis. Carcharodon.Septastrea is Septasbrea in original,
HamptonHamptonVAin Rice's Fossil Pit on Harris Creek Road.MioceneYorktownTypical Yorktown faunas with large corals and cetacean fragments.,
HamptonHamptonVARice's Fossil Pit at 29 Harris Creek Rd (small fee)Miocenemollusks,
Chuckatuck QuarriesIsle of WightVASouth of SmithfieldAbundant, diverse marine fossils,
Mogarts BeachIsle of WightVAAt FHA-AFF girls camp 5 km NNE of Smithfield on South Bank of James River along base of cliffs and in ravines.MioceneYorktownMollusks, corals, cirripedes, echinoids, shark teeth,
Mogarts BeachIsle of WightVAAt Hunt Club 1 km ESE of FHA-AFF girls camp on South Bank of James River along base of cliffs and in ravinesMioceneYorktownMollusks, corals, cirripedes, echinoids, shark teeth,
Carter's Grove-York PeninsulaJames CityVAon James River in bluffsMioceneYorktownChama, Venus, Crassatellites, Pecten, Venus,
King's MillJames CityVAS of old wharf on James RiverForams, Pectens, Pholas - 75 species,
WilliamsburgJames CityVAAcross James River near Ferry landing-Access to lower bench is W of piera few fossils,
Belvedere BeachKing GeorgeVAPaleoceneAquiabrachiopods and mollusks,
Belvedere BeachKing GeorgeVAAquiaEoceneShark Teeth-Heterodontus, Synechodus,
Rose HillLeeVA9 km SE on Yellow BranchOrdovicianStones River LimestoneCryptophragmus, bryozoa, Archeocrinus,Dekayella, Monotrypa, Hindia, Carabocrinus, Batostoma,Crepipora,others,
StickleyvilleLeeVA3.5 km EOrdovicianSequatchie Sandstone,shaleDalmanella, Lingula, Hebertella, Zygospira,Byssonychia,
AldieLoudounVAQuarry at James Madison home-Oak Hill in 1920TriassicNewarkdinosaur tracks-Grallator,Eubronteshttp://www.jhu.edu/~jhumag/696web/dinosaur.html,
MartinsvillePittsylvaniaVAnearby at Solite Quarry on VA-NC borderTriassicNewarkwell preserved insects and other fossils ,
James RiverPrince GeorgeVAWest Tidewater area E of Hopewell, VA, in bluffs along James RiverMioceneYorktownMollusks --Chesapecten, Crepidula, Ecphora, Busycon, Turritella, Oliva, Dentalium. Coral Astrangia, Septastrea; Worm tubes. Echinoderms Abertella; Crab claws, Vertebrates - Odontapsis. Carcharodon.Septastrea is Septasbrea in original,
[?]PulaskiVAsandstones inMississippianPricePlants Triphyllopteris,
RichmondRichmondVAplant fossils have been found in Triassic-Jurassic coal beds.Triassic-JurassicNewark?,
BlacksburgRoanokeVA5 km NE area exposuresOrdovicianAthens ShaleTrinucleus, Dionide, Triarthus,
BlacksburgRoanokeVAat Thomas FarmOrdovicianWhitesburgArthrorhachis, Eoharpes, Ampyx, Nileus,Bronteopsis, Homotelus,
CatawbaRoanokeVAE along roadOrdovicianAthens Shaletrilobites - Triarthus, Cryptolithus, graptolites - Raphiophorus,Robergia,
Catawba MtnRoanokeVAalong Salem-Newcastle Hwy in calcareous shales and sandy limestonesOrdovicianTrentonLasiograptus, Praspora, Zygospira, Plectambonites, Pholidops,Dalmanella, Rafinesquina. Hebertella, Sinuites, Orthoceras,Cryptolithus, etc,
Catawba ValleyRoanokeVAalong Salem-Newcastle Hwy in thin limestonesOrdovicianLenoirabundant fossils shells, bryozoa, trilobites - Homotelus, Pterygometopus,Remopleurides, Illaneus, Bumastus, Acrolichas, Glaphurus, Ceraurus,Nieszkowskia,
Mason CreekRoanokeVAbetween Fort Lewis Mtn and Green RidgeDevonianChemungSpirifer, Chonetes, Ambocoelia, Sphenotus, crinoid steps, plants Newcastle, Roanoke County, VA, 1 km S in massive dark blue Limestone in ledges -- Devonian -- -- Spirifer, Eatonia, Leptaena, Uncinulus, Strophonella, Meristella,
RoanokeRoanokeVAIn small shale exposure in pasture on private land--Permission required (and not guaranteed to be granted)OrdovicianLiberty HallTrilobites-Ampyxina,Edmundsonia,Dionide,Porterfieldia,Robergia fragments,Calliopes fragments;Graptolites;Brachiopods;Gastropods;Cephalopods,Ichnofossils,
SalemRoanokeVA13 km NOrdovicianAthens ShaleClimacograptus, Corynoides, Cryptograptus, Dicellograptus, Dicranograptus, many other graptolites,
SalemRoanokeVAIn Catawba ValleyOrdovicianAthens Shalegraptolites-Diplograptus,
LexingtonRockbridgeVA4 km NW at Whistle Creek in LimestoneOrdoviciantypical faunas,
Brookside InnRussellVA2 km SE along VA71 in Limestone and shaleCambrianNolichuckyLingulepis, Aphelaspis, Coosia, Oedorhachis, Tricrepicephalus, Agnostus, Norwoodella, cystoid platesThis 'Brookside Inn' doesn't come up in Internet searches. Locating it may be a challenge.,
Brookside InnRussellVAS along VA71 in shale and LimestoneCambrianRomeTrilobites-Elrathiella, Solenopleurella, Glossopleura, Anoria, PeriommelaThis 'Brookside Inn' doesn't come up in Internet searches. Locating it may be a challenge.,
ColeRussellVACambrianElbrook dolomiteCryptozoon, trilobites - Crepicephalus, Coosia, Kingstonia, Blountia,
Hayter Wind GapRussellVAon VA40OrdovicianMartinsburgmany types of invertebrates,
Gate CityScottVA13 km NW at Rye Cove in area exposuresOrdovicianOttoseebrachiopods, sponges, algae,corals, cystoids, crinoids, crinoids, bryozoa, gastropods,cephalopods, trilobites,
Gate CityScottVA8 km W in Marcem quarryOrdoviciantypical faunas,
[?]ShenandoahVA400 meters W of intersection of VA601 and US11OrdovicianEdinburgbryozoa - Rhinidictya, crinoids,brachiopods,
StrasburgShenandoahVA2 km SW on Tumbling RunOrdovicianChambersburg LimestoneNidulites, Sowerbyites,Receptaculites, Dendrograptus, corals, cystoid plates, bryozoa,brachiopods, pelecypods, gastropods, cephalopods, trilobites,
StrasburgShenandoahVAOrdovicianTrilobites-Cryptolithus,
MarionSmythVA10 km SW to the NW of Holston MillCambrianElbrook dolomitetrilobites - Terranovella,
SaltvilleSmythVA6.5 km WSilurianAnadaga?Heliophyllum, Anoplotheca, Anoplia, SpiriferCan't find any citations for an Anadaga formation. Anadaga is an occasional misspelling of Onondaga, but the Onondaga formation is Devonian, not Silurian,
Aquia CreekStaffordVAPaleoceneAquia?,
Fisher BranchStaffordVAbone bed in creek bedshark teeth. Other vertebrates?,
Marlboro PointStaffordVAalong beach at mouth of Potomac CreekPaleocene-EoceneAquiaOdontapsis, Otodus, Myliobatis, Crocodile teeth, Turritella mortoni,
near FredericksburgStaffordVAFisher Lane Bone Bed, Fisher Branch of Muddy Creek, Exposure of the Ypresian Nanjemoy Formation, Potapaco Member, Bed B.EoceneNanjemoyextensive fauna of shark, ray and fish teeth, plus gavials, crocodiles, and mammals,
Nansemond RiverSuffolkVASE VApelecypod Ostrea,
SuffolkSuffolkVApelecypod Dosinia,
Chippokes Plantation State ParkSurryVAfossils,
ClermontSurryVAIn high bluff on South Bank of James River 1.5 km NW. In shell bed about 3 meters above base of bluffmollusks, large pectens, corals, bones, shark teeth,
Cobham WharfSurryVA0.8km belowEcphora,
Mt PleasantSurryVA1.3km below mouth of Sunken Meadow CreekEcphora,
Kenneth Rice fossil Pit and MuseumSurry?VAin Harris Creek RoadMioceneYorktownMollusks -- Chesapecten, Crepidula, Ecphora, Busycon, Turritella, Oliva, Dentalium. Coral Astrangia, Septastrea; Worm tubes. Echinoderms Abertella; Crab claws, Vertebrates - Odontapsis. Carcharodon.Septastrea is Septasbrea in original,
BluefieldTazewellVAat entrance to fairgrounds-airportSilurianBecraftSpirifer, Favosites, Fenestella, Atrypa, Leptaena, Meristella, Nucleospira, Stenochisma, Stropheodonta,
BluefieldTazewellVAPennsylvanian brittle stars in Estuary shalesPennsylvanianbrittle stars,
Virginia BeachVirginia BeachVAWomack Pit 500 meters SE of intersection of Kempsville and Indian River roadsPleistoceneKempsvillemollusks, fish fragments, shark teeth, marine mammals,
Virginia BeachVirginia BeachVAin Borrow pitsMioceneYorktownMollusks -- Chesapecten, Crepidula, Ecphora, Busycon, Turritella, Oliva, Dentalium. Coral Astrangia, Septastrea;Worm tubes. Echinoderms Abertella; Crab claws, Vertebrates -Odontapsis. Carcharodon.Septastrea is Septasbrea in original,
BristolWashingtonVA5 km N at Bristol waterworks reservoir along Mumpower CreekCambrianNolichuckytrilobites -- Blountia, Maryvillia, Aphelaspis, Crepicephalus, Agnostus, Dicellomus, Coosia, Tricrepicephalus.,
GreendaleWashingtonVA300 meters SW on US19 in shales and limestonesCambrianNolichuckytrilobites and a few brachiopods.,
HolstonWashingtonVA2 km N in sandstoneSilurianOnondagaabundant Cystodictya, Fenestrellina, Amphigenia, Anoplotheca, Anoplia,
MendotaWashingtonVAroadcut in valley of Little Wolf runMississippianGasperCrinoid calyces,
MontrossWestmorelandVAAt Washington's birthplace in float along beachshark teeth,
Westmoreland Cliffs-Potomac RiverWestmorelandVAMioceneCalvertSharks Teeth,
Westmoreland State ParkWestmorelandVAOn Potomac River;collecting permittedMioceneCalvertfossils,
Westmoreland State ParkWestmorelandVAExposures of Serravallian Calvert and Choptank Fms., and Tortonian Eastover Fm.MioceneFossils include shark + ray fauna, cetacean + mammal remains, crocodile teeth, turtle remains, shells.,
Westmoreland State ParkWestmorelandVAon VA3 70 km E of FredricksburgMioceneshark teeth, vertebrate bones, excellent invertebrates -- Carcharodon, Isurus, etc.,
Big Stone GapWiseVAa wide variety of invertebratesOrdovicianTrentonConstellaria, Hebertella, Rhynchotrema,Cyrtodonta,
AustinvilleWytheVAIn carbonate bedsCambrian LowerShadyHelcionella,Olenellus,Bonnia,Kootenia,Prozacanthoides,Antagmus,Eoptychoparia,Acrotretida,Nisusia,Coleoloides,Hyolithellus,Salterella,Kutorgina,
AustinvilleWytheVAIn carbonate bedsCambrian MiddleShadyLatouchella,Pagetia,Kootenia,Mexicaspis,Prozacanthoides,Olenoides,Poliella,Onchocephalus,Spencella,Caborcella,Eoptychoparia,Onchocephalites,Amecephalina,Paterina,Nisusia,Hyolithellus,
AustinvilleWytheVA2 km E along Clear CreekCambrianShady dolomitePtychoparella, Amecephalina, Archaeocyathus, Nisusia, Kutorgina, Stenotheca, Helcionella, Prozacanthoides, sponges, corals, brachiopods,
Fort ChiswellWytheVA5 km S on VA121 in thin-bedded shale-LimestoneCambrianRome?Ptychoparella, Amecephalina, Archaeocyathus, Nisusia, Kutorgina, Stenotheca, Helcionella, Prozacanthoides, sponges, corals, brachiopods,
WythevilleWytheVA5 km E in RR cutPtychoparella, Amecephalina, Archaeocyathus, Nisusia, Kutorgina, Stenotheca, Helcionella, Prozacanthoides, sponges, corals, brachiopods,
Bellefield-York PeninsulaYorkVAalong York RiverMioceneYorktownYorktown fossils,
Old Camp Penniman-York PeninsulaYorkVAon York River 1 km SE of WilliamsburgMioceneYorktownArca, Pecten, whale bones, shark teeth, shark vertebra,
YorktownYorkVAin Zook's Pit on NW side of VA238 1 km W of Yorktown.MioceneYorktown?,
YorktownYorkVA3.5 km SEMioceneYorktown12 species,
YorktownYorkVAalong National Colonial Parkway at mouth of Indian Field CreekMiocene Uppermollusks, bones,
YorktownYorkVAon NW side of VA238 400 meters NE of VA638 turn off at Zook's fossil pit (small fee)mollusks,
YorktownYorkVApelecypod Mercenaria,
YorktownYorkVA2 km SE on S bank of York RiverShell coquinas,
Smith's PointNorthumberlandVA?PaleoceneAquia?Original says Smith Point, MD,
[?][?]VTNear entrance to Catholic Cemetary on Clay HillOrdovicianGraptolites,
Button Bay Island[?]VTOrdovicianBlack River Limestone?,
AddisonAddisonVTRoadcut on US22A 1.5 km N of Addison-Bridport lineOrdovicianGlens Falls (Larabee)?,
AddisonAddisonVTS edge of Crane PtOrdovicianGlens Falls (Larabee)?,
AddisonAddisonVTS and W shore of Crane PointOrdovicianGlens Falls (Shoreham)?,
AddisonAddisonVTElm PointOrdovicianStony Point Shale?,
AddisonAddisonVTSmall Ridge in Addison E of Nortontown School and 500 meters E of E branch of Dead CreekOrdovicianWhitehall?,
AddisonAddisonVTA few fossils in Limestone interbeds Small Ridge in Addison E of Nortontown School and 500 meters E of E branch of Dread CreekOrdovicianWhitehallFinkelnburgia, Syntrophia, Maclurites, Ozarkina, Clarkoceras..Location of Nortontown is uncertain. There is a Nortontown Road in Addison,
AddisonAddisonVTOrdoviciancrinoid fragments,trilobites, corals, Graptolites,
Addison CenterAddisonVTin area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils ,
BridportAddisonVTin valley W of Cornwall line in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils,
BridportAddisonVTon hill in center of township in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils,
BridportAddisonVTon Lemon Fair River near Cornwall line in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils ,
BridportAddisonVTon Old Grosvernor's Hill on W branch of Dead CreekOrdovicianChazy LimestonePhytopsis, Rhynchonella, Maclurea, Cyrtoceras, Bucania,
BridportAddisonVTin NW part of town inOrdovicianChazy LimestonePhytopsis, Rhynchonella, Maclurea, Cyrtoceras,Bucania,
BridportAddisonVTat Frost's Landing inOrdovicianUtica ShaleGraptolites,
BridportAddisonVTOrdoviciantrilobites, brachiopods, bryozoa, crinoids,
BridportAddisonVTin rocks at Chimney Point near VT125 bridge to Crown Point, NY.Ordoviciantrilobites,brachiopods, bryozoa, etc,
Chimney PtAddisonVTOrdovicianTrentonTrilobites, brachiopods, Bryozoa, crinoids,
Chimney PtAddisonVTat Chimney Point bridgebrachiopods,
CornwallAddisonVT3 km W on hill in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils ,
CornwallAddisonVTon hill in SW part of town near 4 corners in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils ,
CornwallAddisonVTin quarries in marbleOrdoviciancrinoids ,
East ShorehamAddisonVTThe type section is at East Shoreham Vermont.OrdovicianCassin?,
GranvilleAddisonVTIndian River Slate nearOrdovicianNormanskillgraptolites,
Lake DunmoreAddisonVTnear Lake Dunmore VT, in float material in stream draining the lake.CambrianCheshireHyolithes, Notozoe,
Larabee PointAddisonVTOrdovicianTrenton?,
MiddleburyAddisonVT1 km W in valley in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils ,
MiddleburyAddisonVTat eddy of Otter Creek in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils ,
MiddleburyAddisonVTat Professor Adams House in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils ,
MiddleburyAddisonVTat Chipman Mill in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils ,
MiddleburyAddisonVTon hill to East in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils ,
MiddleburyAddisonVTon Hill W of College in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils ,
MiddleburyAddisonVTin NW part of town in dark marbleOrdovicianobscure fossils ,
MonktonAddisonVTCambrianCheshireLingula,
PantonAddisonVTat Elgin Spring in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils ,
PantonAddisonVTRidge about 2 km N of Panton VillageOrdovicianOrwell Limestone?,
PantonAddisonVTalong shore at Potash PtOrdovicianStony Point Shale?,
PantonAddisonVTRidge 1.5 km S of Panton, W of West Panton SchoolOrdovicianValcour Limestone?,
PantonAddisonVTin outcrops to W of town extending 4-6 kmPhytopsis, Rhynchonella, Maclurea, Cyrtoceras,Bucania,
RockvilleAddisonVTCambrianMonktona few fossils ,
SalisburyAddisonVTnear Lake Dunmore VT, in float material in stream draining Silver Lake. (Probably not--one of the other streams associated with Lake Dunmore?)CambrianCheshireHyolithes,Notozoe,
ShorehamAddisonVTLarabee PtOrdovicianGlens Falls (Larabee)?,
ShorehamAddisonVTLarabee PtOrdovicianGlens Falls (Shoreham)?,
ShorehamAddisonVTin area outcropsOrdovician?,
ShorehamAddisonVTcorals - Chaetetes -Graptolites -- Trilobites - Trinucleus, Ceraurus, Asaphus, Ogygia,
Shoreham villageAddisonVTon nearby hill in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils ,
Snake MtnAddisonVTalong base in series of exposuresOrdovicianvariousfossils ,
VergennesAddisonVTHill about 1 km N 10 deg W of Otter Creek DamOrdovicianCrown Point?,
WalthamAddisonVTon West side of Buck Mtn in area outcrops of deep water blue Leda Clay and shallow water sands and siltHoloceneChamplain Seasometimes abundant fossils ,
West BridportAddisonVTShore to NWOrdovicianCumberland Head?,
West BridportAddisonVTalong shoreOrdovicianGlens Falls (Larabee)?,
West PawletAddisonVTin small area of phyllite and black slate on W side of Town HillCambrian UpperHatch Hillgraptolites,
West PawletAddisonVTon N peak of Town Hill in colorful slatesOrdovicianIndian Riverfossils,
West PawletAddisonVTon Town Hill in sandstonesOrdovicianPawlet Graywackefossils,
West PawletAddisonVTon E side of Town Hill in gray slatesOrdovicianPoultneyfossils,
BenningtonBenningtonVTCambrianCheshireOlenellus, Notozoe, Hyolithes,
BenningtonBenningtonVTCambrianCheshireOlenellus,Notozoe, Hyolithes ,
RupertBenningtonVT2 km NOrdovicianPoultneygraptolites,
RupertBenningtonVT700 meters NW. E of RR TracksOrdovicianPoultneygraptolites,
RupertBenningtonVT500 meters NW E of RR TracksCambrianW Castleton?,
Buels GoreChittendenVTin graphitic schists derived from dolostonesOrdovicianconodonts,
Burlington-Shelburne areaChittendenVTAlong a distinct marine plain at 67m 73m above sea level (33-39m above lake level) in the Burlington, Shelburne area.Pleistocene?,
CharlotteChittendenVTE side of Charlotte-Thompson Pt Road 2.5 km S of Charlotte in gravel pits {6}PleistoceneChamplain SeaThe following Genera are reported: Ophioglypha, Euryechinus(spines), Helix, Nucula, Leda, Cryptodon, Macoma, Mya, Mytilus, Saxicava, Yoldia, Lepralia, Tethea, Spicules,
CharlotteChittendenVTN shore and fields to N of Ferry Landing in McNeil CoveOrdovicianGlens Falls (Larabee)?,
CharlotteChittendenVTA complete Beluga whale (Now on display at the Perkins Museum at the University of Vermont in Burlington) was found in a railroad cut in the town of Charlotte, near the present railroad crossing on Thompson Point Road.Pleistocene?,
ColchesterChittendenVTOlenellid trilobite fragments near Colchester PondCambrianCheshireOlenellus,
ColchesterChittendenVT2 km N, 35E in sandy dolomiteOrdovician LowerClarendon Springssilicified cephalopods, brachiopods,
ColchesterChittendenVTBeds in gray quartzite North of Mallets Bay in Colchester contain numerous cephalons of OlenellusCambrianMonkton?,
ColchesterChittendenVTShaley interbeds in quartzites 1.7km West of Chimney Corners (Intersection of US2 and 7) in Colchester (may be the same location as previous).CambrianMonkton?,
ColchesterChittendenVT2 km N of US2, US7 Junction (Chimney Corners) in gravel pitsPleistocene?,
ColchesterChittendenVT4 km W of US7 on S side of US2 {6}Pleistocene?,
Colchester and BurlingtonChittendenVTin the towns of Colchester and Burlington, Vermont in 'Leda' clay bedsPleistoceneLeda Clay?,
EssexChittendenVTTrilobite(?) fragments from road cuts on VT15 in EssexCambrian LowerFairfield Pond?,
EssexChittendenVTIn road cut on VT15 200 meters S of VT289Neoproterozoic?Fairfield PondUnidentifiable fossil scraps,
Essex Ferry landingChittendenVTOrdovicianTrentonCharlotte, VT,,
FerrisburgChittendenVTon island in Button Bay inOrdovicianBlack River LimestoneColumnaria, Stromatocerium,Chaetetes, Streptelasma, Tetradium, crinoid fragments, Phytopsis,Orthoceras, Orthis,
FerrisburgChittendenVTalong shore and in woods E of Dean Island in Town Farm BayOrdovician LowerBridportgastropods, ostracods, trilobites in Limestone interbedded with dolomite. The Bridport dolostone overlies the Cassin Formation and is overlain by the Day Point Formation{6},
FerrisburgChittendenVTalong coastOrdovicianChazyfossils - Phytopsis, Rhynchonella, Maclurea, Cyrtoceras,Bucania,
FerrisburgChittendenVTWoods and shore S of Hawkins BayOrdovicianCrown Point?,
FerrisburgChittendenVTWoods and shore S of Summer PointOrdovicianCrown Point?,
FerrisburgChittendenVTWoods and shore W of Kingsland BayOrdovicianCrown Point?,
FerrisburgChittendenVT1 km S of Summer Point along shore and inlandOrdovicianDay Pointvarious fossils(6),
FerrisburgChittendenVT1.5 km ENE of Dean Island.OrdovicianDay Point|Crown Pointvarious fossils(6),
FerrisburgChittendenVTHill 1.5 km S of Little Otter Creek Bridge on US7OrdovicianGlens Falls (Larabee)?,
FerrisburgChittendenVTat Ferry landingOrdovicianfossils,
MiltonChittendenVT6.3 km SW of Milton-1.2 km W of Cobble hill in chert bed in sandy dolomiteCambrian UpperClarendon SpringsTrilobites. brachiopods,
South Burlington or WillistonChittendenVTon Hinesburg RdCambrian UpperTrilobites: Lloydia,
South Burlington?ChittendenVTOn the Hinesburg Road 7.2km SE of Burlington, VT, in the 'Williston Formation'CambrianGorgetrilobites,brachiopods,
Thorp PtChittendenVTIn Ordovician Lower Beekmantown Limestone at Town Bay Farm 1.6km W of RR crossingOrdovicianBeekmantownTrilobites, Cephalopods, Gastropods, Brachiopods,
Thorp PtChittendenVTSmall Point into Town Farm Bay S of Charlotte-Thompson Pt Rd about 1 km W of RR Crossing in CharlotteOrdovician LowerBeekmantown(Cassin)?,
West BoltonChittendenVTin graphitic schists derived from dolostonesOrdovicianconodonts,
Columbia BridgeEssexVT(44-51N 71-33W-11400bp)Holocene (13500 BP)Plant fossils,
GeorgiaFranklinVTCambrianDunhamHyolithellus, archeocyathids,
GeorgiaFranklinVTParker Quarry, Georgia, Franklin County, VTCambrianParkerOlenellus,
GeorgiaFranklinVTParkers Ledge, 1.2km N 20 deg E of Georgia Plains - 3.6km N 60deg W of Georgia, VT, (Parker)CambrianParkerTrilobites Olenellus,
HighgateFranklinVT1.6km S 20 deg E of RR cut NW of HighgateCambrianGorgetrilobites,brachiopods,
HighgateFranklinVT3.2km NE of Highgate CenterCambrianGorgetrilobites,brachiopods,
HighgateFranklinVT500m NW of Highgate Center in RR CutCambrianGorgetrilobites,brachiopods,
HighgateFranklinVT7.2km N 10 deg E of Highgate Center, 800m S of Canadian borderCambrianGorgetrilobites,brachiopods,
HighgateFranklinVTAt the entrance to a pasture just West of Highgate Center (1924 location)CambrianGorgetrilobites,brachiopods,
HighgateFranklinVTin area exposuresOrdovicianTrentonfossils Chaetetes, abundant trilobites,
HighgateFranklinVTOrdovicianTrenton Limestoneabundant Trilobites,
Highgate FallsFranklinVT1.6km SW of Highgate Falls in Limestones FormationCambrian UpperGeorgiaCambrian Upper Trilobites Dikelocephalus,
Highgate FallsFranklinVT2.4km N of Highgate Falls in Georgia FormationCambrian UpperGeorgiaCambrian Upper Trilobites Lloydia, Leiostegium, Pilekia,
Highgate FallsFranklinVT8km N of Highgate Falls in conglomerate in Georgia FormationCambrian UpperGeorgiaCambrian Upper Trilobites-Noibe,
Highgate FallsFranklinVT800m N of Highgate Falls, 800m W of Rock River, 800m S of Canadian border in Georgia FormationCambrian UpperGeorgiaTrilobites-Bellefontia,
Highgate FallsFranklinVT7.2km N of Highgate Falls in Georgia FormationOrdovician LowerGeorgiatrilobites Hystricurus, Cholopilus, Gignopeltis,
Highgate FallsFranklinVTIn 4 beds in thinly bedded Limestone, slate, and conglomerate and in an overlying thinly bedded Limestone in the gorge of the Missisquoi River at Highgate Falls, VT, (Gorge, Highgate Formations) The Gorge Formation is found at the West end of the gorge atCambrianGorgeMany species of trilobites,
Highgate FallsFranklinVT3.2km N of Highgate Falls in Highgate LimestoneCambrian UpperHighgateCambrian Upper Trilobites Hemigyraspis, Pilekia, Leiostegium,
Highgate FallsFranklinVTZone 1, 2, 3, Main Zone (Missisquoi Formation):Cambrian UpperTrilobites Agnostus several-species, Peronopsis, Phalacroma, Pseudosalteria, Idiomesus, Phoreotropis, Zacompsus, Phylacterus, Onchonotus, Asaphiscus, Blountia, Maryvillia, Lloydia, Plethopeltis, Stenopilus, Corynexochus, Acheilus, Apatokephaloides,etc,
Highgate FallsFranklinVTZone 1, 2, 3, Main Zone (Missisquoi Formation):Cambrian UpperTrilobites Agnostus several-species, Peronopsis, Phalacroma, Pseudosalteria, Idiomesus,Phoreotropis, Zacompsus, Phylacterus, Onchonotus, Asaphiscus,Blountia, Maryvillia, Lloydia, Plethopeltis, Stenopilus,Corynexochus, Acheilus, Apatokephaloides, Etc,
Highgate SpringsFranklinVT(on the Champlain thrust plate?)OrdovicianChazy?,
Highgate SpringsFranklinVTOrdovicianChazy?,
Isle La MotteFranklinVTOrdovicianBlack River Limestone?,
Parker HillFranklinVTCambrianParkerBathynotus,
Sheldon JunctionFranklinVTHyolithes near Sheldon Junction, VTCambrianCheshireHyolithes,
St AlbansFranklinVTnear St Albans, VTCambrianCheshireSalterella,
St AlbansFranklinVTLimestone (sparsely fossiliferous Chazy Limestone?) Quarries at Fonda, just North of St Albans, VT, (Parker)CambrianParker?,
St AlbansFranklinVTCambrian Middle fish plateCambrianParkerEoichthys,
St AlbansFranklinVTIn shales and limestones on the Kelsey Farm(1915)CambrianParkerTrilobites and Brachiopods,
St AlbansFranklinVTAbout 1.6km South of the RR Station in St. AlbansPleistocene?,
SwantonFranklinVT4km SE of Swanton, VT(Parker)CambrianParker?,
SwantonFranklinVTThe Kelley Quarry at Swanton, VTCambrianParkerKootenia, Pagetides {7},
SwantonFranklinVTCambrianParkerNisusia, Hyolithes,
SwantonFranklinVTin Kelly's quarryTrilobites,
AlburgGrand IsleVTIn road cuts S of Isle la Motte bridgeOrdovicianStony PointCephalopods, Graptolites, Trilobites - Triarthus,
AlburgGrand IsleVTThe East side of the Alburg Peninsula near the Canadian borderOrdovicianStony PointTriarthus fauna.,
AlburgGrand IsleVTThe West side of the Alburg peninsula in Northwest Vermont from the Isle La Motte Bridge SouthOrdovicianStony PointTriarthus fauna.,
AlburgGrand IsleVTIn black shales at West end of Alburg Dunes St Park. Best seen at times of low water - AutumnOrdovicianStony PointTrilobite fragments - Triarthus ,
AlburgGrand IsleVTQuarry on W side of US2 5.3 km N of west end of Alburg-N Hero bridgeOrdovicianStony Point Shale?,
AlburgGrand IsleVTRoadcuts on VT, 129 along the West side of the Alburg Peninsula South of the bridge to Isle la Motte expose about 6.6m of fossiliferousOrdovician UpperStony Point Shalecephalopods, graptolites,trilobites-TriarthusIn limey shale with occasional limestone interbeds,
AlburgGrand IsleVTin Quarry at Isle la Motte Bridge in LimestoneOrdovicianTrilobites?,
Crab IslandGrand IsleVTon Crab Island in Lake ChamplainOrdovicianTrenton?,
Georgia CenterGrand IsleVTOlenellus,
Goodsell Quarry-Isle La MotteGrand IsleVT400 meters S from Isle La Motte Village, Left 3.5 km, Left 400 meters.400 meters left is coral reef. 1000 meters left is quarry with fossils in ledge?,
Grand IsleGrand IsleVTabout 1.5 km SE of Pearl RR crossingOrdovicianCrown Pointsponges {6},
Grand IsleGrand IsleVTGravel pits W of Pearl {6}Pleistocene?,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTThe South end of Isle la Motte, VermontOrdovicianChazy?,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTAt Fisk Quarry Reserve near Fisk Pt on SW corner of the Island. No CollectingOrdovicianChazya few fossils in hard reef limestones. ,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTOrdovicianChazycrinoid fragments, Corals - Chaetetes, Streptelasma, Orthoceras,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTAt Fisk quarry N of Fleury BayOrdovicianCrown Point?,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTAt Goodsell quarry about 3 km S of Isle la Motte villageOrdovicianCrown Point?,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTQuarry on Rt of road on mainland side of Isle La Motte bridge just before bridge.OrdovicianCrown Pt?,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTN edge of Isle la Motte VillageOrdovicianCumberland Head?,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTat The Head (at S end of island), fossil fragmental limestones with reef outcrops about 500 meters inland from bluffsOrdovicianDay Point?,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTquarry 400 meters S of Holcomb PointOrdovicianDay Pointvarious fossils(6),
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTOrdovicianDay Point|Orwell|Glens Falls?,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTFields NW of Jordan BayOrdovicianGlens Falls (Larabee)?,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTFields 800 meters E of Isle la Motte VillageOrdovicianGlens Falls (Shoreham)?,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTHill Quarry ESE of Isle La Motte VillageOrdovicianOrwell Limestone?,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVTW side of Jordan PointOrdovicianValcour Limestone?,
Isle La MotteGrand IsleVTOrdovician corals in Goodsell and Fisk formations (Probably quarry names, not Formation names)Ordovician?,
Isle la MotteGrand IsleVT1 km N of Isle La Motte Village in gravel pits {6}Pleistocene?,
Isle La MotteGrand IsleVTPleistoceneMytilus, Saxicava (commercial specimens),
Merriam's Bay[?]Grand IsleVTOn W Side of South Hero IsAbundant faunasCan't identify a Merriam's Bay in Grand Isle County,
North HeroGrand IsleVTIn road cuts along US2 on North Hero Island, VT, South of the bridge to the Alburg PeninsulaOrdovicianStony PointTriarthus fauna.,
North HeroGrand IsleVTRoadcut on US 2 1 km S of The Carrying PlaceOrdovicianStony Point Shale?,
North HeroGrand IsleVTon W sideOrdovicianUtica ShaleGraptolithus,
North HeroGrand IsleVTat Paine's Point[?] in SW partabundant trilobites (Triarthus)Modern maps show no Paine's Point on North Hero Island. Likely is Bow and Arrow Point or Hazen Point.,
South AlburgGrand IsleVTin road cut E of coast road N of Isle la Motte BridgeOrdovicianCrown Pt?,
South AlburgGrand IsleVTin Quarry on Right of road just S of Isle la Motte BridgeOrdovicianCrown PtMaclurites,
South AlburgGrand IsleVTAlong beach near fishing access on US2OrdovicianCrown PtTrilobites, Lingula,
South AlburgGrand IsleVTjust N of fishing access along shore to Ntrilobites and brachiopods,
South HeroGrand IsleVTShore 800 meters N of Rockwell BayOrdovicianCumberland Head?,
South HeroGrand IsleVTS Slope of Hill about 1 km inland from Beech BayOrdovicianDay Pointvarious fossils(6),
south HeroGrand IsleVTFields 1.5 km W of Cooper BayOrdovicianGlens Falls (Larabee)?,
South HeroGrand IsleVTAlong shore N of McBride BayOrdovicianGlens Falls (Shoreham)?,
South HeroGrand IsleVTFields 800 meters Sawyer BayOrdovicianGlens Falls (Shoreham)?,
South HeroGrand IsleVTShore N and S of Sawyer BayOrdovicianOrwell Limestone?,
South HeroGrand IsleVTAlong shore 1 km S of Nichols Point (Long Point)OrdovicianStony Point Shale?,
South HeroGrand IsleVTRockwell Bay and shore to SouthOrdovicianValcour Limestone?,
South HeroGrand IsleVTQuarry to Left off Sunset View Rd to West of villageOrdovicianbryozoa,brachiopods, Trilobites,
South HeroGrand IsleVTIn road cut on first road to E N of Grand Isle FerryLingula, trilobites,
South HeroGrand IsleVTAt Lessor's quarryOrdovicianGlens Fallsbryozoa,brachiopods,etcOwned by UVM. Permission from Geology Dept 802-656-8694,
South Hero IsGrand IsleVTIn a small region in the Middle of South Hero about 3.2km East of the Ferry TerminalOrdovicianChazy?,
South Hero IsGrand IsleVTOn the West Shore of South Hero Island and the North tip of Providence Island opposite Valcour IslandOrdovicianChazy?,
South Hero IsGrand IsleVTAt S end in Ordovician Black RiverOrdovicianChazy16 Species of Trilobites,
South Hero IsGrand IsleVTBetween Phelps Pt and Jackson PtOrdovicianCrown Point?,
South Hero IsGrand IsleVTin Quarry at Sandbar Bridge in black shaleOrdovicianPyrite suns, Trilobites?,
South Hero IsGrand IsleVTabundant faunas on W side?,
South Hero IslandGrand IsleVTOrdovicianBlack River Limestone?,
South Hero IslandGrand IsleVTOrdovicianChazy?,
South Hero IslandGrand IsleVTOrdovicianStony Point?,
South Hero IslandGrand IsleVTOrdovicianTrenton?,
Stave IsGrand IsleVTexposures on Stave and Providence Islands (Vermont) in Lake Champlain.OrdovicianBeekmantown?,
NewburyOrangeVTabout 1700 varved layers of clay from lakebed depositsHoloceneplant macrofossils,
WestmoreOrleansVTnearbySilurian?,
WestmoreOrleansVTSilurian-DevonianCrinoids and Cystoids,
BlissvilleRutlandVT2km SE of BlissvilleCambrian LowerBeebe Limestone?,
BrandonRutlandVTE on VT73 from US7 junction in Brandon. 3.5 km E to fork. Rt on S fork 300 Meters to intersection. Site is directly ahead across intersection.EoceneLigniteMore than 25 genera of seeds and nuts are reported including many familiar forms:Juglans (Walnut), Apeibopsis, Aristolochites, Bicarpellites , Brandonia, Carpites, Cinnamomum, Cucumites, Drupa, Glossocarpellites, Hicoria, Hicoroides, Illicium, Lescuria,etSee http://www.wku.edu/~smithch/biogeog/BERR1937.htm,
East PoultneyRutlandVTIn dark slates at the base of the Pawlet Formation 170m South of the bridge at East Poultney and other outcrops to the South.OrdovicianNormanskillgraptolites,
East PoultneyRutlandVTIn red and green Indian River slates below the bridge across the Poultney River inOrdovicianNormanskillgraptolites,
HubbardtonRutlandVTarea outcrops of Limestone in black slatesCambrian LowerWest CastletonElliptocephalus fauna fossils,
HubbardtonRutlandVTnear Beebe Pond Lower Cambrian fossils in 2 to 6 meters Limestone bedsCambrian LowerWest CastletonElliptocephalus fauna fossils,
Mt HollyRutlandVT3 Meters beneath ground surface in deep RR cutPleistoceneTusks and bones of Pleistocene elephant,
North PawletRutlandVT4 km W Just W of NY state lineOrdovician LowerGraptolites,
PawletRutlandVTon West Slope of Town Hill S of Town in carbonate fragments in conglomerateCambrian?Castleton?,
PawletRutlandVTon West Slope of Town Hill S of Town slatesCambrian UpperHatch Hillgraptolites,
PawletRutlandVTnear top of Town Hill S of Town in colored slatesOrdovicianIndian Rivergraptolites,
PawletRutlandVTon top of Town Hill S of Town in sandstoneOrdovicianPawletgraptolites,
PawletRutlandVTon East Side of Town Hill S of Town in grey slatesOrdovicianPoultneygraptolites,
PawletRutlandVT3 km N on both sides of valley between Town Hill and Haystack MtnOrdovician Lowergraptolites,
PawletRutlandVT4 km WOrdovician Lowergraptolites,
PawletRutlandVT5 km WOrdovician Lowergraptolites,
PoultneyRutlandVTin Taconic rocks.OrdovicianNormanskill?,
RutlandRutlandVTin a shaley layer about 200 meters above base of Formation.CambrianDunhamKutorgina and Salterella,
CalaisWashingtonVTSW of Blueberry HillOrdovicianGraptolites,
MontpelierWashingtonVTIn Berlin-Montpelier a few rods West of entrance to Dewey ParkOrdovicianGraptolites,
MontpelierWashingtonVTNNW of MontpelierCup Corals,
NorthfieldWashingtonVTCrinoid columnals,
WoodburyWashingtonVTEast side of Valley Lake, Woodbury, VTOrdovicianGraptolites,
DummerstonWindhamVTCanoe Brook (42-57N, 72-33W 12350 bp)HolocenePlant fossils,
South VernonWindhamVTnear Connecticut River(?)SilurianFossils,
SpringfieldWindsorVTAt Skitchewaug MtSilurianCloughCorals, other fossils,
SpringfieldWindsorVT3 km NE on US5 in calcareous bands in quartziteSilurianCloughcrinoid stems, brachiopods, corals,
West BridgewaterWindsorVT3 km NW of Plymouth in Central Vermont in dolostone/schist below the Pinney Hollow FormationOrdovician MiddleWest Bridgewaterconodonts - Periodon, Protopanderodus,
Murks Bay[?][?]WAOn beach accessible via Forest Service trailsmollusks, vertebrate bones, cephalopods-AturiaCan't identify a Murks Bay in Washington,
Warwick[?][?]WA10 km WPetrified woodCan't identify a town of Warwick, Washington,
[?]AdamsWAarea exposuresPliocenefish, reptile, mammal bones,
[?]ClallamWA55 km W of Port Angeles on N side of Olympic Peninsula in exposures from Twin Rivers to Neah Bay in Concretions in clayOligoceneTurricula, Aforia, Galodea, Nautiloidea, Acmaea, pelecypods, Pecten, Miopleiona,
Agate BeachClallamWAOligocene??,
Clallam BayClallamWATeredo Wood along seafront 8 to 30 km W?,
Clallam BayClallamWAon Right side of bay neat navigation lightmarine vertebrates and invertebrates - Pecten,
Neah BayClallamWAin Limestone concretionsEoceneTwin RiversCrabs - Branchioplax,
Neah BayClallamWAOligocene??,
Port AngelesClallamWAat Agate Beach Fossils. Fee in 1970sfossils,
Sequim BayClallamWAon N side of Olympia PeninsulaPleistocenevertebrates,
Slip Point(Clallam Bay)ClallamWAMioceneClallamCetacean bones,
Twin Post OfficeClallamWA2.5 km W in bluffOligoceneTurricula, Aforia, Galodea, Nautiloidea, Acmaea, pelecypods, Pecten, Miopleiona,
West Twin RiversClallamWAvertebrate fragments in concretions in sea cliffs to W.Oligocenevertebrates,
WileyClarkWA5 km S on Antanum RidgePetrified Wood,
Castle RockCowlitzWA5 km W on Arkansas CreekEocenePecten,
Castle RockCowlitzWA30 km NEPetrified drift wood,
Cowlitz RiverCowlitzWAin mudstones at 'Big Bend'mollusks-Polinices,Turritella,Murex,Siphonalia,Galeodea,Ficopsis;cephalopods-Aturia,
Inman[?]CowlitzWA2 km N of old Polson Logging Co. Store on Coal CreekEocene Uppertypical faunasCan't identify a town of Inman in Cowlitz County. Coal creek runs North from near Longview (46.1778N, 123.0307W) for about 20km to 46.2800N, 123.0857W. The only town shown by USGS is Coal Creek46.1778N, 123.0307W, 46.2800N, 123.0857W approximate
PalisadesDouglasWA6 km SWPetrified Wood,
CurlewFerryWAIn hills above Kettle River N or White Creek 6 km N on WA4A.Triassicfossils.,
RepublicFerryWAEoceneRepublic|Klondike Mtnplant fossils,
RepublicFerryWAat Stonerose center (Small fee-3 specimen limit)Eocene-Oligoceneplant fossils,
[?]FranklinWAarea exposuresPliocenefish, reptile, mammal bones,
Lake KahlotusFranklinWANorth of Lake.PleistoceneDelightLarge mammal, fish, amphibian, and reptile fauna.,
PascoFranklinWAon Columbia River bluffs upstream.Pliocene-PleistoceneRingold|DelightLarge mammal, fish, amphibian, and reptile fauna.,
PascoFranklinWAin Columbia river bluffs upstreamPliocenefish, reptile, mammal bones,
Ringold FlatFranklinWAPliocene (Blancan)Ringoldmammals:Ursus,
White BluffsFranklinWAAt White Bluffs general fieldPliocene (Blancan)Ringoldmammals:Ursus,
White BluffsFranklinWARingoldMammal Fossils,
MattawaGrantWAPetrified Wood,
MazamaGrantWAabout half way between Mazama and WinthropFossil Ferns,
Saddle MtnsGrantWAMiocenePetrified walnut,
SmyrnaGrant?WAAlong Saddle Mtn 15 km SE to 15 km SWPetrified Wood,
AberdeenGrays HarborWAon bluff on Wishkah River in bluff on Grand Forks RoadMiocenepelecypods, gastropods,
AberdeenGrays HarborWAon E side of town on S side of 'Think-of-me Hill'Miocene Uppertypical faunas,
Cape ElizabethGrays HarborWAMiocene Uppertypical faunas,
HoquiamGrays HarborWA2 km ?N on road to Copalis in road cut on WMiocene Upperpelecypods, gastropods,
HoquiamGrays HarborWAin bluff in back of Lincoln SchoolMiocene UpperScutella (poorly preserved),
Lankner CreekGrays HarborWAalong creekOligocenetypical faunasLankner is at 46d54.73mN, 123d19.26mW. Lankner Creek might be the small, nameless creek to its West46d54.73mN, 123d19.26mW. approximate
Lankner[?] CreekGrays HarborWAin several bluffs 5 km to 8 km upstream from RR crossingOligocenetypical faunasLankner is at 46d54.73mN, 123d19.26mW. Lankner Creek might be the small, nameless creek to its West46d54.73mN, 123d19.26mW. approximate
MontesanoGrays HarborWA2 km W in bluff on Chehalis Logging Co roadMiocene Lowergood fossils,
MontesanoGrays HarborWAon E branch of Clemens in exposures along logging road in nw1/4 s28t17nr7wMiocene Lowerpelecypods, gastropods,
OakvilleGrays HarborWA16 km W in area streambeds and road cutssilicified clams and pelecypods.,
Otter P.O.[?]Grays HarborWA11 km N in Wynoochee River banksMiocene UpperinvertebratesOtter doesn't have a ZIP code and doesn't show up on USGS Maps. The mouth of the Wynoochee River is at 46.9618N, 123.6091W46.9618N, 123.6091W conjecture
Point GrenvilleGrays HarborWA1.5 km N in area exposuresMiocene Upperfossils,
PorterGrays HarborWAin cuts and cliffs in sandstone-mudstone beds along WA12Oligocenecrabs, mollusks,
PorterGrays HarborWACliffs and cuts on WA12 in sandstone/mudstoneOligocenegastropods, crabs, invertebrates,
Silvia CreekGrays HarborWAin conglomerate along creek s32t18nr7wMiocene Upperpelecypods, gastropods,
South ElmaGrays HarborWA6.5 km W in Chehalis River bank at Milepost 37Miocene UpperTypical fossils,
South ElmaGrays HarborWA7 km W in RR cut at culvert 38EMiocene UpperTypical fossils,
Whidbey Island in Puget SoundIslandWAon W sidePleistocenevertebrate remains,
Oak BayJeffersonWAN half in cliffOligocenetypical faunas,
Columbia City-SeattleKingWA6 blocks W of city hallOligocenetypical faunas,
Georgetown-South SeattleKingWAin RR cut S of Seattle Brewing CoOligocenefossils,
Lake SammamishKingWA2 km WOligocenefossils,
SeattleKingWA300 meters S of Alki Point in shalesOligocenepelecypods, gastropods,
Restoration PointKitsapWAon N sideOligocenetypical fossils,
EllensburgKittitasWANW on Middle fork of Teanaway River in sandstone cliffsoak and ash fossils,
EllensburgKittitasWAin large area half way between Ellensburg and NachesPetrified Wood,
VantageKittitasWAPlants Celtis,
BickletonKlickitatWARegional exposures 10 km W and to NPetrified Wood,
[?]LewisWAMioceneWilkesMammalian coprolites,
Lincoln Creek StationLewisWAat bridge over Lincoln CreekOligocenefossils,
Lincoln Creek StationLewisWAin RR cut 1 km WOligocenefossils,
Pe Ell StationLewisWANW at Chehalis River bridge NE of power stationTertiaryfossils,
VaderLewisWAat ledge above junction of Olequa and Stillwater Creeks s32t11nr3wEocene Upperfossils,
VaderLewisWAIn sandy shales 2 km E in sandy shales along Cowlitz RiverEocene Upperfossils,
VaderLewisWAin banks of Olequa and Stillwater CreeksTertiaryfossils in sandstones and shales.,
TwispOkanoganWAN of road junction about 6 km EAmmonites,
Gray's RiverPacificWA4 km up Hull CreekOligocenetypical faunas,
Gray's RiverPacificWA4.8km below(?) junction with Blaney Creek in dark tuffaceous shaleOligocenetypical faunas,
Green CreekPacificWAin exposures 1 km up from Willapa RiverOligocenefossils,
KnapptonPacificWAin bluff on N bank of Columbia River behind Knappton Lumber Co millOligocenefossils,
Leban StationPacificWAat Northern Pacific RR bridgeOligoceneinvertebrates,
NasellePacificWA4 km E in bank of Naselle RiverOligocenefossils.,
Nemah P.O.PacificWA6.5 km E at bridge over Nemah River in shales interbedded with basaltfossils,
RaymondPacificWAalong Willapa River E and W of LebanSilicified clam fossils,
Willipa HillsPacificWAin road cuts on old logging roads and other area exposures in shales, siltstones and concretionsOligoceneLincoln Creekplants, crustacea, petrified wood,
Metaline FallsPend OreilleWAin quarries of Lehigh Portland Cement Co 1 km SE.Cambriantrilobites and brachiopods.,
Metaline FallsPend OreilleWAdistorted trilobites in Limestone.,
Sucia IslandSan JuanWACretaceousCedar DistrictCephalopods Desmophyllites,
Clear LakeSkagitWA9 km W of Eastern Washington University at USAF Recreation AreaCambrian Middletrilobites,
Cathcart StationSnohomishWA1 km N in RR cutOligocenefossils,
OpportunitySpokaneWAto SMioceneLatahFossil plants,
SpokaneSpokaneWAarea road cutsMioceneLatahFossil plants,
RiceStevensWA4 km E of McKern Road on King Road.Ordoviciangraptolites - Phyllograptus, Didymograptus,
Helsing JunctionThurstonWA2 km EEoceneChuckanutfossils,
TonoThurstonWA16 km NE of Centralia. Area deposits to EPetrified Wood,
Elochoman RiverWahkiakumWAin W bank of River s35t10Nr5w and 100 meters S in nodulesMiocene LowerArca,
Fossil CreekWahkiakumWAin S10t6wr10N, s11t6wr10n near a log damOligocenefossils,
Lewis-CowlitzWahkiakumWAin Lower Cowlitz River-Willapa Hills region. Cowlitz Fm (Olequa creek member).EoceneCowlitzWell known megafaunas mollusks,
McDonald CreekWahkiakumWA3 km above Middle fork of Wilson CreekOligocenefossils.,
Skamokawa RiverWahkiakumWA3 km up Middle fork from junction with main riverOligocenefossils,
Wilson CreekWahkiakumWAin bluff on branch in s36t10nr6wOligocenetypical faunas,
BellinghamWhatcomWABurrard, Kitsilano to N and contemporaneous Chuckanut Formation to S.Cretaceous-EoceneBurrard|ChuckanutCretaceous and Eocene plants. Chuckanut floras include palms, Metasequoia, Glyptostrobus, Willow, Planatus, and many ferns, horsetailsPlanatus is a species name, not a genus?,
BellinghamWhatcomWA11 km S on WA11 in sandstone, mudstone, shaleEoceneChuckanutgood plant fossils -- palm, horsetail, deciduous trees, sequoia.,
BellinghamWhatcomWAAlong Chuckanut Drive S of Bellingham about 1-3 km N of Oyster Bar Restaurant in road cutsEoceneChuckanut?palms, ferns, leaves,
BellinghamWhatcomWA12.5lm S of Bellingham on WA11Eoceneplants-palms, horsetails, leaves, Sequoia needles, petrified wood,
BellinghamWhatcomWAin banks of Olequa and Stillwater CreeksTertiaryfossils in sandstones and shales.,
Maple FallsWhatcomWABurrard, Kitsilano to N and contemporaneous Chuckanut Formation to S.Cretaceous-EoceneBurrard|ChuckanutCretaceous and Eocene plants,
Maple FallsWhatcomWASilurian- Lower Devonian corals in Doaks[?] Quarry N of border in BCSilurian-Devonianbryozoa, brachiopodsThis possibly should to be listed as British Columbia, but Maple Falls is some distance from the border?,
Nooksack RiverWhatcomWAOn Middle Fork, Excellent Fossil Plants fromEoceneChuckanut?,
Racehorse CreekWhatcomWAExcellent Fossil Plants fromEoceneChuckanut?,
BelmontWhitmanWAIn old quarryPetrified wood,
SunnysideYakimaWA20 km N at Anderson RanchPetrified Wood,
SunnysideYakimaWAPetrified Wood,
YakimaYakimaWAAlong Yakima Ridge 10 km to 60 km E of townPetrified wood,
Crescent BeachClallamWA?Oligocene??,
SekiuClallamWA?Oligocene??,
Deep CreekClallam?WA?and to WestOligocene??There appear to be about a dozen Deep Creeks in Washington-selected Clallam County on the basis of context,
Sucia IslandSan JuanWA?Oligocene??,
Twin RiversSnohomishWA?Oligocene??,
Berlin Lake[?][?]WILate Cambrian trilobites are found in brown sandstones near Berlin Green Lake County, WICambrianPotsdamCambrian Upper trilobitesCan't identify a Berlin Lake in Wisconsin,
SE Wisconsin[?]WIin old lead minesOrdovician?,
Green BayBrownWI6 km NW at Duck Creek inOrdovicianGalenaEncrinurus,
Green BayBrownWIin road cuts and stream banks from Wayside to Lake Winnebagobryozoa,
MadisonDaneWIarea exposures from Madison, Janesville,Beloit WestOrdovician?,
Sun PrairieDaneWIarea exposuresOrdovician?,
[?]DodgeWIin area exposuresOrdovicianGalenaFusispira, Murchisonia,
ColfaxDunnWIin quarryfossils,
ColfaxDunnWIHyolithes,
Eau ClaireEau ClaireWINW and S of townCambrianEau Clairetrilobites,
Eau ClaireEau ClaireWIin outcrops on Mt WashingtonCambrianEau ClaireAbundant brachiopods and trilobites,
Eau ClaireEau ClaireWIquarryabundant trilobites and brachiopods,
AshfordFond du LacWIIn RR cutsSilurianNiagran LimestonesPhragmoceras, Pleurotomaria,
DickeyvilleGrantWI7 km NW in Road CutOrdovicianbrachiopods, sponges, ostracods,
FennimoreGrantWI7 km NW inOrdovician MiddlePlattevilleOrdovician faunas -- crinoids,
FennimoreGrantWIS and W in road cutsOrdovicianabundant,
PlattevilleGrantWISW in quarry on side road off of uS151Ordovicianabundant fossils,
New GlarusGreenWIin road cut W of junction of WI92 and WI69.OrdovicianGalenatrilobites,brachiopods, ostracods, gastropods.,
New GlarusGreenWIarea exposures E, N and WOrdovician Lowermarine fossils,
New GlarusGreenWIroad cut on WI69Ordovician Middlemarine fossils,
New GlarusGreenWIRoad cut on Hwy WHyolithes,
BerlinGreen LakeWIIn area exposures of friable sandstoneCambrianPotsdamCrepicephalus,
KingstonGreen LakeWIin Sandstone in road cuts along US44.CambrianLodiTrilobites and Brachiopods,
ElroyJuneauWI10 km Nworm tracks,
MaustonJuneauWI10 km W on WI82brachiopods,
Wood HillJuneauWIIn Cambrian Upper Franconia Formation in road cut on MN80.Cambrian UpperTrilobite zones Camaraspis, Conaspis, Ptychaspis,
Wood HillJuneauWIin road cut on MN80trilobites,
CarltonKewauneeWIIn area exposuresSilurianGuelph LimestoneHolopea, Murchisonia, Orthoceras, Cyrtoceras,
Forrestville-Bailey's HarborKewauneeWIalong Red river s28t24r24SilurianNiagaraCoralsForrestville-Baileys Harbor-Red River form a triangle about 20km on a side that includes much of the Kewaunee peninsula. It's not clear if this is one site, three sites or regional exposures.,
WauwatosaKewauneeWIIn Limestone exposuresSilurianRacinecorals - StrombodesWauwatosa is in Milwaukee County,
Halfway CreekLa CrosseWILinguloid brachiopods are found near StevenstownCambrianPotsdambrachiopods -Linguella? and,
Halfway CreekLa CrosseWICambrianPotsdamripple marks, Lingula, fucoids,
StevenstownLa CrosseWILinguloid brachiopods are found near StevenstownCambrianPotsdambrachiopods -Linguella?,
StevenstownLa CrosseWICambrianPotsdamripple marks, Lingula, fucoids,
[?]La Crosse,TrempealeauWIs33t20r8w-s3t20r8wSilurian Lower [Cambrian Lower?]PotsdamLingula, trilobites,
[?]La Crosse,TrempealeauWIsw1/4 s23t19r8w (or maybe r13w) beside main road in dark sandstoneSilurianabundant trilobites,
[?]La Crosse,TrempealeauWIs20t14r3w-s29t14r3wSilurianDikelocephalus, Lingula. fucoids,
[?]La Crosse,TrempealeauWInw1/4 s29t20r10w in red SandstoneSilurianObolella,
[?]La Crosse,TrempealeauWInw1/4 s15t18r6w near top of Ridge and along roadDikelocephalus,
[?]La Crosse,TrempealeauWIne1/4 s29t16r7w in sandstone along roadLingula, small trilobites. fucoids,
Beaver CreekLa Crosse,TrempealeauWIse1/4 s4t18r8wSilurian Lower [Cambrian Lower?]Potsdamsmall white Lingula,
Gales FerryLa Crosse,TrempealeauWIon Black River se1/4 s3t18r8w on N side of river in bank near waterSilurian Lower [Cambrian Lower?]PotsdamObolella (small-a few mm), a few trilobites, brachiopods,
GalesvilleLa Crosse,TrempealeauWIaround mill site sw1/4 s23t19r7wSilurian Lower [Cambrian Lower?]PotsdamObolella, fucoids, small trilobites.,
HillsboroLa Crosse,TrempealeauWIin area outcrops t14r1eSilurian Lower [Cambrian Lower?]PotsdamSkolithus,
Kickapoo RiverLa Crosse,TrempealeauWIs6t13r3w in greensandSilurian Lowerfucoids,
Trempealeau MtnLa Crosse,TrempealeauWInw1/4 s27t18r9w in two beds about 30 meters apartSilurianLingula, small trilobites,
Trempealeau River ValleyLa Crosse,TrempealeauWInw1/4 s25t19r8w along roadSilurian Lower [Cambrian Lower?]PotsdamObolella,
ReedsvilleManitowocWIin Quarries inSilurianRacine Dolomitetrilobites, corals, brachiopods, stromatoporoids, bryozoa, crinoids),
ValdersManitowocWIin Quarries inSilurianRacine Dolomitetrilobites, corals, brachiopods, stromatoporoids, bryozoa, crinoids),
MosineeMarathonWIOn County Hwy C at Krukowski Quarry well preserved ichnofossilsCambrianMt Simonmedusae,Euthycarcinoids,ichnofossils-Climactichnites,Protichnites,
MosineeMarathonWIin quarryCambrian UpperMt Simon|Wonewocabundant large jellyfish,
Brown DeerMilwaukeeWIDevonianHamiltonfish fragments-Rhynchodus,
Brown DeerMilwaukeeWIDevonian MiddleHamiltonSpirifer, mollusks,
Brown DeerMilwaukeeWIDevonian MiddleHamiltonSpirifer,mollusks,
MilwaukeeMilwaukeeWIDevonianHamiltonfish fragments-Crossopterygian?,Dinichthys,Eczematolepis,Gamphacanthus,Heteracanthus,Oestophorus,Ptyctodus,Rhynchodus,
MilwaukeeMilwaukeeWIat Washington Street BridgeDevonianHamiltonLingula, Discina, Orthis. Stropheodonta, Chonetes, Spirifer,
MilwaukeeMilwaukeeWIin RR cut on N side of Rapid Transit tracks on No side of Menominee Valley inSilurianRacine Dolomitetrilobites, corals, stromatoporoids, brachiopods, bryozoa, mollusks, crinoids,
MilwaukeeMilwaukeeWIIn reef exposure in parking lot of County StadiumSiluriana few fossils ,
MilwaukeeMilwaukeeWIHartung QuarrySilurianwell preserved complete trilobitesreportedly converted to landfill in 1960s,
MilwaukeeMilwaukeeWIFranklin Quarryfossils,
WauwatosaMilwaukeeWIat Francey's QuarrySilurianRacinetrilobites,
WauwatosaMilwaukeeWIin area interreef beds. Largely filled, but possible exposure in Menominee River upstream of Hawley Rd BridgeSilurian?,
WauwatosaMilwaukeeWISponges Ischadites,
Whitefish BayMilwaukeeWIat Washington Street BridgeDevonianHamiltonLingula, Discina, Orthis. Stropheodonta, Chonetes, Spirifer,
TomahMonroeWI10 km W in road cuts on US16Maustonia, Parabolinoides, other trilobites,
TomahMonroeWI9.6km W in road cuts on US16.Trilobites - Maustonia, Parabolinoides,
Tunnel CityMonroeWIin quarryCambrianJordantrilobites and brachiopods,
Tunnel CityMonroeWIin quarryfossils,
WiltonMonroeWISW along Trunk Hwy Z in road cutsfossils,
CedarburgOzaukeeWIin banks of Milwaukee River toward Grafton.SilurianRacine Dolomitetrilobites, corals, brachiopods, bryozoa, crinoids),
GraftonOzaukeeWIin reefs exposed along Milwaukee RiverSilurianRacinefossils ,
GraftonOzaukeeWIin reefs exposed in quarry in Lime Kiln ParkSilurianRacinefossils ,
[?]PierceWIin regional exposures of buff LimestoneSilurian LowerStrophomena and some large branching corals,
RacineRacineWIin area exposuresSilurianNiagara|Racine dolomiteZaphrentis, Cyathoxonia,
RacineRacineWIin reef exposure at Quarry Lake Park and in quarries along a line form 6 km NW to 6 km NESilurianRacinefossils - crinoids ,
[?]RichlandWIin area exposures of cherty LimestoneSilurian LowerEuomphalus,
BoazRichlandWIin road cut opposite old millSilurian Lower [Cambrian Lower?]PotsdamSkolithus,
BeloitRockWIin area quarriesOrdovicianTrentonAmbonychia, Tellinomya, Ctenodonta,
BeloitRockWIarea quarries W and NWOrdovician Lowermarine fossils,
BeloitRockWIin regional quarries in buff or blue LimestoneCypricardites, Edmondia, Palaearca, Metoptoma,
BeloitRockWI5 km above in RR quarriesCypricardites, Edmondia, Palaearca, Metoptoma, Orthoceras,
JanesvilleRockWIin Limestone quarriesOrdovicianTrentonOrthoceras,
BarabooSaukWIDikelocephalus zone of partial specimens exposed in at least one area quarry.,
IrontonSaukWISaukCambrian Uppertrilobites -Plethopeltis,
IrontonSaukWISaukCambrian UpperTrilobites Plethopeltis,
RhineSheboyganWIregional exposuresSilurianNiagaraPentamerus,
HudsonSt CroixWIalong Willow RiverCambrian UpperFive zones containing trilobite and brachiopods faunas,
HudsonSt CroixWIat Little Falls DamCambrian UpperFive zones containing trilobite and brachiopods faunas,
Robert's StoreSt CroixWIis soft friable green brown sandstoneSilurian Lower [Cambrian Lower?]PotsdamPtychaspis,
[?]TrempealeauWINW1/4 S29T20R10W in red SandstoneCambrianPotsdambrachiopods,
[?]TrempealeauWINE1/4 S29T18R7W in small hill near roadCambrianPotsdambrachiopods and trilobites,
[?]TrempealeauWIS33T20R8W-34T20R8W in WICambrianPotsdambrachiopods and trilobites,
[?]TrempealeauWIIn W fork of Kickapoo River S6T13R3WCambrianPotsdamfucoids,
[?]TrempealeauWIS20T14R3W-S29T14R3W in WICambrianPotsdamtrilobite fragments, brachiopods,
[?]TrempealeauWINW1/4 S15T18R6W high up on Ridge along road in WICambrianPotsdamtrilobites,
ArcadiaTrempealeauWIRoadcut on WI93 1km S of WI95 JunctionCambrian UpperJordan SandstoneTrilobites-Dikelocephalus, Calvinella, Arcadiaspis,
Beaver CreekTrempealeauWISE1/4 S4T18R8WCambrianPotsdamLingula,
Gales FerryTrempealeauWIon North side of Black River SE1/4 s3T18R8WCambrianPotsdambrachiopods and trilobites,
GalesvilleTrempealeauWIAt mill site and the bluffs below. NW1/4S33T19R8WCambrianPotsdamtrilobites and brachiopods.,
Hardy CreekTrempealeauWIin many exposures in SW1/4S23T19R7WCambrianPotsdam?,
HillsboroTrempealeauWIin many exposures in T14R1ECambrianPotsdamworm burrows.,
Perrot State ParkTrempealeauWIin bluffs E of the mouth of the Trempealeau inOrdovicianOneontafossils,
StrumTrempealeauWIin abandoned quarry at E side of County trunk Hwy D 400 meters N of WI10 junction.CambrianEau ClaireTrilobites and brachiopods.,
TrempealeauTrempealeauWICambrian Uppertrilobites -Acheilus,
TrempealeauTrempealeauWICambrian UpperTrilobites Acheilus,
WhitehallTrempealeauWIN in road cutsCambrianabundant marine fossils,
WhitewaterWalworthWIOrdovicianGalena LimestoneMaclurea, Fusispira,
DelafieldWaukeshaWISilurian LowerHudson River ShaleMonticulipora, Fenestella, Ptilodictya, Trematopora, Orthis,
WaukeshaWaukeshaWIin quarries along WI83 between Waukesha and Burlington.crinoids, trilobites (Bumastus),
Lake WinnebagoWinnebagoWIalong Niagara escarpmentSilurianfossils,
[?][?]WVIn Middle Paleozoic road cuts along I79 and US42 in WV.fossils,
New River Gorge[?]WVPennsylvanian Lowerabundant plants-Neuropteris,
BaxterBerkeleyWV2 km N Near Tihance Creek on country road at NW end of Ferrell Ridge in LimestoneDevonianSchellwienella, Rhipidomella, Leptostrophia, Rensselaeria, Whitfieldia, Meristella, Spirifer, Actinopteria, Phacops, Dalmanites,
Sulphur Spring SchoolBerkeleyWV2 km E along small branch near W side of Wilson RidgeDevonianEdriocrinus, Favosites, Orbiculoidea, Leptaena, Dalmanella, Rhipidomella,
TomahawkBerkeleyWV400 meters W on E flank of Ferrell Ridge in road along road and creekDevonianPort JervisMeristella, Eatonia, Dalmanites, Homalonotus, Rensselaeria, Chonetes, Actinopteria, Rhipidomella, Spirifer, Platyceras, Cyphotrypa,
FallsGrantWV400 meters NW at E end of Greenland Gap along N fork of Patterson CreekDevonianRidgeley sandstoneSpirifer,
WilliamsportGrantWV200 meters E along road following small creek in limestonesDevonianCorals, Stromatopora,
AlvonGreenbrierWVAlvon on SE side of Anthony Creek near Knapp Creek BridgeDevonianPort JervisFavosites, Pleurodictyum, Schellwienella, Spirifer, Meristella, Dalmanites, Homalonotus,
Bods RidgeGreenbrierWVSW end along Howard CreekDevonianSpirifer, Hipparionyx, Rhipidomella, Schellwienella, Dalmanites,
Capon BridgeHampshireWVIn Roadside Quarry Exposure ofDevonian MiddleMahatangoFossils include Phacops trilobites, Michelinoceras nautiloids, brachiopods.,
Hanging RockHampshireWValong US50DevonianKeyserStromatopora, crinoid fragments, bryozoa,
PurgitsvilleHampshireWV5 km E along road along Camp Run, N of Taylor Knob on W flank of Mill Creek Mtn AnticlineDevonianSpirifer, Leptostrophia, Chonostrophia, Coelospira, Eatonia, ostracods,
RomneyHampshireWV6.5 km N along Potomac River in RR cuts in water gap through Mill Creek MtnDevonianRidgeley Sandstone|Upper Keyser LimestoneSpirifer, Cyphotrypa,
Yellow SpringHampshireWV3 km from WV14/US220 junction in roadcut on Cacapon RiverDevonianbrachiopods, Cephalopods-Agoniatites, Trilobites-Coronura, Odontocephalus, Phacops;,
BrakeHardyWV1400 meters W along road along Dumpling RunDevonianPort Jervis Limestoneabundant Rensselaeria, Dalmanites, Homalonotus,
JohnstownHardyWVW along Moyer Gap-Sugar Grove RoadDevonianPort Jervis Limestoneabundant Rensselaeria, Dalmanites, Homalonotus,
Lost RiverHardyWVin roadcut on WV55 7.3 km W of WardensvilleDevoniantrilobites-Odontocephalus, Odontopleura, Phacops, brachiopods, crinoids, mollusks, coral,
Lost RiverHardyWVTrilobites,
Lost River VillageHardyWV1 km E along Mill Gap RunRidgeley Sandstone|Port Ewen chertSpirifer, Meristella, Leptocoelia, Coelospira, Tentaculites, Leptostrophia, Eospirifer'Leptostrophia' was 'Septostrophia' in original,
WardensvilleHardyWV6.5 km SW along Trout RunDevonianKeyser LimestoneStenochisma, Uncinulus, Spirifer,
ClarksburgHarrisonWVN in siltstones in low road cut on entrance road to FBI CenterPennsylvanianfish teeth, bones, coprolites, fish scales.,
Hebron ChurchMarionWVin road cut oppositebrachiopods,
KeyserMineralWV3 km SE along WC46 on E slope of Knobbly MtnDevonianKeysercoral-Stromatopora, Favosites, Cyathophyllum.,
KeyserMineralWV6.5 km SW in quarries and road cutsDevonianKeysercoral-Stromatopora, Favosites, Cyathophyllum.,
New CreekMineralWVat intersection of US220-US50DevonianRidgeley|Port Jervis LimestoneSpirifer, Leptostrophia, Rensselaeria, Cyathophyllum,
GladesvilleMonongaliaWVin old strip mine inPennsylvanianLower Freeport Coalplants and rare myriopods -Acantherpestes,
GreerMonongaliaWVMississippianMauch Chunkvertebrates-Greererpeton,
MorgantownMonongaliaWValong I68 and at some exitsPennsylvanianAmes Limestonefossils,
MorgantownMonongaliaWV5 km N on E side of I-79 near - at interface between limestones and sandstonesPennsylvanianFish teeth, bone fragments, scales, coprolites.,
Berkeley SpringsMorganWV1 km W at crest of Warm Spring Mtn along WV9DevonianHelderbergEnterolasma, Edriocrinus, Eatonia, Spirifer, Meristella, etc.,
Berkeley SpringsMorganWVat Pennsylvania Glass Sand Quarry in Sandstone and Shalecorals, crinoids, plant fragments,
Berkeley SpringsMorganWVat Pennsylvania Glass Sand Quarry in Sandstone and Shalecorals, crinoids, plant fragments,
Cacapon riverMorganWVTrilobites,
Zilor[?] FordMorganWVon Cacapon River below the Cacapon clubhouse 10.5 km S of Great CacaponDevonianKeyserStromatopora reefCan't identify Zilor Ford. This might be in the vicinity of 39.5287N, 78.3473W39.5287N, 78.3473W conjecture
Elm GroveOhioWVPermianDunkard Groupalong I70 --vertebrates Diploceraspis, Edops, Lysorophus,
Elm GroveOhioWVIn the Waynesburg Coal bed in thePermianWashingtonPlants,
Hamilton CavePendletonWVLate Irvingtonian Cheetah Room fauna, mammal bonesPlioceneMammal Bones,
Judy GapPendletonWVin road cuts 3-5km E on US33OrdovicianReedsvilleBrachiopods-Orthorhynchula,Lingula;Bivalves-Ambonychia,Ischyrodonta,Modiolopsis,Tancredopsis;Trilobites-Isotelus;Gastropods-Plectonotus,
MoatstownPendletonWV2 km SSE along country roadcoral Stromatopora, Chonetes, Cyphotrypa,
Oak FlatPendletonWV2.5 km W along US33 in Hivelt[?] GapDevonianPort Jervis LimestoneSchellwienella, Rensselaeria, Spirifer, Tentaculites, Dalmanites, Edriocrinus, Coelospira, Eatonia, Rhipidomella, etcThere is an unnamed (on USGS maps) gap in Dickerson Mtn roughly in the right place,
PetersburgPendletonWV27 km S at US220 bridge over Potomac RiverDevonianCorriganville|Oriskanybrachiopods, Corals, crinoids, Gastropods, Trilobites-Trimerus, Phacops, DalmanitesPetersburg is in Grant County,
RuddlePendletonWV1.2 km W in LimestoneDevonianPort Jervistypical faunas,
Upper TractPendletonWV2.5 km NW along road from US220 to Smoke Hole SettlementDevonianPort Jervis|RidgeleyTentaculites, Homalonotus, Rhipidomella, Spirifer, Chonetes, Rensselaeria, Spirifer, Dalmanites, Stropheodonta,
BurrPocahontasWValong country road in small anticlineDevonianHuntsvilleEodevonaria, Leptocoelia, Schellwienella, Reticularia, Styliolina, Ostracods,
DunmorePocahontasWV1 km E on N bank of Sitlington CreekDevonianStromatopora, Favosites, Cladopora,
FrostPocahontasWV1200 meters WNW along Sugarcamp Creek near and above a large springDevonianTonoloway LimestoneLeperditia,
Green BankPocahontasWV1 km S at bend of country road in chert and dark shaleDevonian MiddleHuntersvilleOrbiculoidea, Leptocoelia, Conularia, etc,
ElkinsRandolphWV8 km W on WV33 on N in coal seamferns and wood.,
ElkinsRandolphWVIn road cut West of ElkinsFossil seeds,
Parkersburg?WoodWVAt Albany Limestone QuarryPennsylvanianAlbanyFissodusThere does not seem to be an Albany, WV, Albany, Athens County, OH perhaps,
Huff CreekWyomingWV1 km N near the mouth of Laurel Branch in gray silty shaleAviculopecten,
OccanaWyomingWVin hillside to SW and along Cedar CreekPennsylvanianCannelton Limestoneabove Matewan Coal -- Aviculopecten,
[?][?]WYTriassicChugwaterreptiles-Paleorhinus,
[?][?]WYRegional exposures in NE part of statePaleoceneFt UnionFossil Plants,
[?][?]WYCretaceousLanceAnkylosaur -- Ankylosaurus,
[?][?]WYUS18 at South Dakota LineCretaceousSundancecephalopods,
Big Brown Buttes[?][?]WYEoceneBridgervertebrates-CrocodileCan't locate 'Big Brown Buttes' in WY,
Slate Creek[?]WY120km NEoceneGreen Riverfish-DiplomystusThere are several Slate Creeks in Wyoming including both Lincoln and Sweetwater counties,
Thunder Basin National Grassland[?]WYCretaceousLanceVertebrate microfossilsThunder Basin National Grasslands covers parts of Campbell, Weston and Converse Counties,
Tiven Creek[?][?]WYEoceneGreen Riverfish-Phareoduscouldn't locate a Tiven Creek in Wyoming,
Bone Cabin QuarryAlbanyWYDinosaur Bones,
ComoAlbanyWY800m SE of UP Como RR stationJurassicMorrisonreptile bones,
Como BluffAlbanyWYVarious quarries--Aurora,Aurora-3,Cope-5,Marsh-13JurassicMorrisonCrocodiles-Goniopholis;Dinosaurs-Allosaurus,Apatosaurus,Camptosaurus,Paurodon,Stegosaurus;Pterosaurs-Dermodactylus;Squamata-Cteniogenys,Paramacellodus;turtles-Glyptops;Mammals-Archaeotrigon,Miccylotyrans,Psalodon,Paurodon,TinodonThis item combines a bunch of poorly defined sites over an exposure area of a number of kilometers. I have listed some better defined sites--Bone Cabin Quarry,Marsh Quarry-4,9, and Chuck's Prospect separately,
Como BluffAlbanyWYTrigonia -- many dinosaur fossils,
Como BluffAlbanyWYnear Bone Cabin QuarryJurassicSundancevertebrates-Ophthalmosaurus,
Como Bluff-Bone CabinAlbanyWYQuarries at Como Bluff near Bone Cabin/Bone Cabin RR stationJurassicMorrisoncrocodiles-Goniopholis;dinosaurs-Allosaurus,Apatosaurus,Camarasaurus,Diplodocus,Ornitholestes,Stegosaurus;Squamata-Cteniogenys;turtles-Dinochelys,Glyptops,
Como Bluff-Chuck's ProspectAlbanyWY400m from junction (of what?) with the Little Medicine Bow River--S side of 1st draw N of Bone Cabin Quarry--SE1/4S9T??R21EJurassicMorrisoncrocodiles-Goniopholis;dinosaurs-Amblotherium,Nanosaurus;mammal bones;Squamata-Cteniogenys,Paramacellodus;turtles-Glyptops?;mammals-Dryolestes,
Como Bluff-Delta T QuarryAlbanyWY3.6km W of Marsh Quarry-9--on N slope of Como BluffJurassicMorrisonturtles-Dinochelys,
Como Bluff-Marsh Quarry 9AlbanyWYNW1/4E1/4S16T??R??--near Foot Creek LakeJurassicMorrisonAmphibians-Anura;Crocodiles-Goniopholis;dinosaurs-Allosaurus,Othnielia;mammals?-Amblotherium;Sphenodontida-Opisthias;Squamata-Dorsetisaurus,Paramacellodus;turtles-Dinochelys,Glyptops;Mammal-Araeodon,Comotherium,Docodon,Dryolestes,Laolestes,Melanodon...,
Como Bluff-Reeds QuarryAlbanyWYAt Six Mile Gulch--William Reed had a number of Quarries at Como BluffJurassicMorrisondinosaur bones-Allosaurus,Camarasaurus;pterosaurs-Dermodactylus,
Como Bluffs QuarryAlbanyWYComo Station is no longer in existence but the 'bone house' still existed as of 1982 (Fossils Quarterly Winter 82-83). Few bones to be found in bluff or float. Original quarry was S of depot.JurassicMorrisonDinosaurs --Allosaurus.,
Como-Nine Mile QuarryAlbanyWYJurassicMorrisondinosaurs-Apatosaurus,
Little Medicine Bow RiverAlbanyWYJurassicSundancevertebrates-Ophthalmosaurus,
Nine Mile CrossingAlbanyWYon Little Medicine Bow RiverComo Bluff invertebrates,
Wymore[?]AlbanyWYJurassicSundanceCrinoid columnalsWymore seems to be in Nebraska 480 kilometers from the Wyoming line, but that seems too far East for Sundance Formation,
BasinBig HornWYEoceneWillwoodmammals -Phenacodus,
Big Horn BasinBig HornWYAt Cedar Point QuarryPaleoceneFt Unionvertebrates-turtles-Palatobaena,
Big Horn BasinBig HornWYIn badlandsEoceneamblypods - Phenacodus, Oxyaena, Champsosaurus, perissodactyls, artiodactyls,
Big Horn BasinBig HornWYIn badlandsEoceneamblypods - Phenacodus, Oxyaena, Champsosaurus, perissodactyls, artiodactyls,
Big Horn MtnsBig HornWYin cliffs below WY330 at Greybull turnofffish fragments,
Cedar Point QuarryBig HornWYPaleocene UpperFort UnionMammal Fossils,
Cedar Point QuarryBig HornWYPaleocene (Tiffanian)Polecat Benchvertebrates-Carpodaptes,Phenacolemur,Plesiadapis,
Cottonwood CanyonBig HornWYE of LovellDevonian LowerBeartooth ButteCardipeltis,
CowleyBig HornWYNE inCretaceousCody Shalecephalopods, worm tubes, pelecypods,
Elk Creek (YPM356)Big HornWYEoceneWillwoodMammal Fossils,
GreybullBig HornWYNW in sheep River anticline in redbedsTriassicChugwaterpelecypods,
GreybullBig HornWYCretaceousCody SandstoneParapuzosia,
GreybullBig HornWYSE inCretaceousCody Shalecephalopods, worm tubes, pelecypods,
GreybullBig HornWY40km NE at Howe Ranch QuarryJurassicMorrisonDinosaurs-Barosaurus,
GreybullBig HornWYJurassicMorrisonplant fossils,
GreybullBig HornWY32 km NE in Beaver Creek ValleyJurassicMorrisonTempskya fragments, dinosaur bones and gastroliths,
GreybullBig HornWYNW on Sheep Mountain Rd E of Oil Gulch on Rt 310. Dinosaur bones inJurassicMorrison?,
GreybullBig HornWYNW on Sheep Mountain Rd E of Oil Gulch on Rt 310. 1 km off Rt310. InCretaceousMowery Shalefish, fish bones, scales,
GreybullBig HornWYNW on Sheep Mountain Rd E of Oil Gulch on Rt 310.JurassicSundanceFormation. Cephalopods, pelecypods, Gryphaea, crinoids in,
GreybullBig HornWYAt Red Gulch (no collecting)JurassicAbundant dinosaur tracks,
HyattvilleBig HornWYalong flanks of Big Horn MtnsCretaceousvariousdinosaurs, belemnites, ammonites, cephalopods, gastropods,
LovellBig HornWYon W14 Animal tracks in SandstoneCretaceous LowerCloverly sandstone?,
LovellBig HornWY32 km N at Tillet's TX Ranch at E end of Pryor Mtns on Montana borderJurassic-Cretaceouscorals, Belemnites, cephalopods, gastropodssee http://www.txranch.com/,
LovellBig HornWY5-10 km SE and to the S along Sheep Mtn uplift in low level washes and gulliesBelemnites, cephalopods, gastropods, ammonites,
LovellBig HornWY40 km E at Indian Medicine Wheel near crest of Medicine Mtn in Limestone along Ridgecorals,
LovellBig HornWYIn badlands between Sheep Mtn and Big Horn Mtnsdinosaurs, ammonites, cephalopods, Belemnites,
LovellBig HornWYat Sheep MtnExogyra, belemnites, starfish, brachiopods, gastropods,
LovellBig HornWYS in Cedar Hillsinvertebrates,
LovellBig HornWYin Gumbo Hillsreptile teeth, shark teeth,
LovellBig HornWYWY14 to foot of Big Horn Mtns at Rainbow Canyonshark teeth, trilobites,
Medicine WheelBig HornWYin Ordovician (Upper) beds on S and E sides of bluff running E from Hunt Mtn opposite Wallrock Canyon. S of WY14 between Burgess Junction and Medicine Wheel.Ordovician Uppercrinoids (Ectocrinus, Dendrocrinus, Culupocrinus,Macrostylocrinus) and brachiopods.,
OttoBig HornWYSEoceneGray Bullvertebrates-Squamata-Melanosaurus,
Red GulchBig HornWYNear ShellJurassicSundance equivalentTracks of Jurassic Dinosaurs,
ShellBig HornWYW along US14JurassicMorrison|Cloverlydinosaur bone fragments,
South Elk CreekBig HornWYIn Big Horn BasinEoceneGray Bullvertebrates-Allognathosuchus,Diatryma,
Torchlight-Oregon BasinBig HornWYpelecypod Pholadomya,
Greybull ValleyBig Horn?WYIn lower part of valleyEoceneWillwoodSquamata,Crocodiles-Allognathosuchus,
Pumpkin ButtesCampbellWYAt Middle Pumpkin ButteOligoceneChadronTurtles-Stylemys,
[?]CarbonWYs35t19nr86wCretaceous UpperMontanan[?]Inoceramus, Pteria, BaculitesMontanan refers to a subset of the Cretaceous including several marine and near shore formations,
[?]CarbonWYnw1/4 s24t19nr90wCretaceous UpperInoceramus, Pholadomya, Astarte, Protocardia, Legumen, Polinices, BaculitesMontanan Faunal stage,
BaggsCarbonWYArea exposures-Hilltop Quarry(32km N 1km ENE of Jct WY789-Muddy Creek. Includes Sad Quarry, Swains Quarry )SE 1/4 NE 1/4 S3T15NR92W) in same regionPaleoceneFt Unionvertebrates-fish-Acmeodon,Amia,Litomylus,Mimotricentes,Platacodon;turtles-Adocus?,Compsemys,Hoplochelys?,Plastomenus,Plesiobaena;reptiles-Champsosaurus,Allognathosuchus,Pristichampsus,Scapherpeton,Habrosaurus,abundant crocodile teeth;Squamata-Dunnophis?..,
Chicken SpringCarbonWY55 km SW of Rawlins in s20t18nr19PleistoceneMastodon, Clovis artifacts,
DadCarbonWYArea exposures-e.g. 8.8km NPaleoceneFt Unionvertebrates-crocodile teeth and scutes,
LacledeCarbonWYProbably Fort LacledeEoceneBridgerCrocodiles-Crocodylus;mammals-Palaeosyops,Paramys,Trilophus,Tetheopsis,
Little Medicine Bow RiverCarbonWY48 km N of Medicine BowPetrified forest,
Medicine BowCarbonWY8 km E in Flat Top AnticlineJurassicMorrisonPachyteuthis, Ostrea, Meleagrinella. fish scales, fish vertebrae, Oxytoma, Trigonia, Camptonectes,
Medicine BowCarbonWY32 km N in area exposuresCretaceousPholadomya, Pleuromya, Tancredia, Camptonectes, Volsella, Meleagrinella, Ostrea, Oxytoma, Pachyteuthis, well preserved brittle stars (Amphiura).,
Medicine BowCarbonWY50 km N on road to DouglasPetrified Wood,
Medicine Bow MtnsCarbonWYPrecambrianStromatolites,
RawlinsCarbonWYNE of town on SE flank of Rawlins UpliftCretaceousCloverly Shaletypical faunas.,
SaratogaCarbonWYTo NPetrified Wood,
Washakie BasinCarbon?WYEoceneGreen River(Laney)fish-AstephusNot entirely clear what is meant by Washakie Basin,
[?]ConverseWYArea exposuresCretaceousLancedinosaurs-Edmontosaurus,Tyrannosaurus,
DouglasConverseWY13km SOligoceneBrulemammals-Hesperocyon,Hyaenodon,Hypisodus,Ischyromys,Leptomeryx,Mesohippus,Miniochoerus,Miohippus,Paradjidaumo,Parastenopsochoerus,Platyochoerus,Pseudocyclopidius,Stenopsochoerus,
DouglasConverseWY5.3km SE on N side of Platte River at Wulff RanchOligoceneChadroneggs, wasp burrows, reptiles-Aciprion,
DouglasConverseWYW at Flagstaff RimOligoceneChadronMammal Reference Location,
DouglasConverseWY9.6km SEOligoceneChadronReptiles-,
DouglasConverseWY17.5km SE. 4km SE of Irvine Bridge over Platte RiverOligoceneChadronReptiles-Glyptosaurus,Helodermoides,
DouglasConverseWY3km S of Tenmile bridge over Platte RiverOligoceneChadronReptiles-Helodermoides,
DouglasConverseWY11km SE on N side of US20OligoceneChadronReptiles-Parophisaurus,
DouglasConverseWY9.6km SEOligoceneChadronReptiles-Parophisaurus,
DouglasConverseWY10.5km SE. 1.2km SE of old Brooks Ranch HouseOligoceneChadronReptiles-Rhineura,
DouglasConverseWYpossibly 4.8km SMiocene (Arikareean)Monroe Creekmammals-Euhapsis,Hadroleptauchenia,Palaeocastor,Pseudocyclopidius,
DouglasConverseWYOligoceneWhite Rivermammal bones,
GlenrockConverseWYCretaceousLanceDinosaurs, microfossils,
Silver RanchConverseWYOligoceneChadronreptiles-Aciprion,
TowerConverseWYA at Reno RanchOligoceneBrulemammals-Hesperocyon,Miohippus,Palaeolagus,Prosciurus,
[?]CrookWYScales. External plates of very early fish in Cambrian Upper rocks of Cook County, WYFish scales-Anatolepis,
Belle Fourche RiverCrookWYin road cut on Meike (Everson) Ranch Road NE1/4S5T54NR64WJurassicSundancefish body impressions, bones, teeth, scales-Hulettia,Occithrissops,
HulettCrookWY10.4km N on former Earl Wilson Ranch. E of Stock PondJurassicSundancefish body impressions, bones, teeth, scales-Caturus,Hulettia,Hybodus,Lepidotes,Occithrissops,
[?]FremontWYArea exposures-Bison Basin,Ledge Location, Hunter's Quarry-Saddle Locality,Toms LocationPaleoceneFt Unionvertebrates-mammals-Apatemys,Arctocyonoides,Barylambda,Bisonalveus,Caenolambda,Didelphimorphia,Ignacius,Litomylus,Nannodectes,Palaechthon,Pararyctes,Phenacodus,Phenacolemur,Picrodus,Plesiadapis,Plesiolestes,Pronothodectes,Thryptacodon,Tricentes;Reptiles,
BargeeFremontWYPermianPark Citybivalves-Pseudomonotis,
Beaver CreekFremontWYOn West Branch of Beaver CreekEoceneBridgervertebrates-Hyrachyus,
Bison BasinFremontWYin clay bedsPaleocene UpperFort UnionFairly abundant Tiffanian leaf fossils from a few species:Corylites, Archeampelos, Metasequoia, Fortuna,
Blue Holes CanyonFremontWYPermianPark Citybivalves-Aviculopecten,Polidevcia,
Bull LakeFremontWYSE of Dubois in cherty gray limestonesPermianPhosphoriaMyalina,
Dinwoody CanyonFremontWYPermianPark Citybivalves-Cyrtorostra,Obliquipecten,
DuboisFremontWY10 km NPetrified forest,
DuboisFremontWYSE along Wind River around US287-US26 junctionPetrified wood,
East Fork BasinFremontWYIn bone bed in green, cliff-forming, tuffEoceneTeepee TrailSquamata,
Indian MeadowsFremontWYEoceneIndian Meadowsvertebrates-mammals-Haplomylus,Hyopsodus,
LanderFremontWY6.5 km NW on N side of Baldwin Creek in S9t133nr100wCretaceous LowerCloverly Shalefossils,
LanderFremontWYW at Baldwin CreekTriassicPopo AgieDinosaurs-Eupelor,
LanderFremontWYin area exposuresTriassicReptile remains,
Little Dry CreekFremontWYPermianPark Citybivalves-Myalina,
Lost CabinFremontWYLysite Member, E along Alkali CreekEocene LowerBridger?37 Species of mammalsLysite member belongs to Wind River Formation?,
Lost CabinFremontWYLysite Member, E along divide between Alkali Creek and Poison CreekEocene LowerBridger?37 Species of mammals,
LysiteFremontWY8 km NW along Cottonwood Creek for at least 3 kmEocene LowerBridger?37 Species of mammals,
LysiteFremontWYEoceneWind RiverMammal Fossils,
RivertonFremontWYRegional exposures over 100 km in area between US26 and US287 in NW, SE trending beltEoceneEden Valley??,
Sand DrawFremontWYW Part of Beaver Divide 12.8km S of Sand Draw Oil Fields in Fremont County, WY, near Wagon Bed Spring s34T32NR95Wmammals and mollusks,
ShoshoniFremontWYLysite Member, in Badwater Creek drainage near S end of Big Horn MtnsEocene LowerBridger?37 Species of mammals,
ShotgunFremontWYPaleocene UpperFort UnionMammal Fossils,
South Fork CanyonFremontWYPermianPark Citybivalves-Aviculopecten,
South PassFremontWYat Red CanyonEoceneEden ValleyPetrified wood,
South Pass CityFremontWY10 km SEoceneEden ValleyPetrified Wood,
Warm Springs CanyonFremontWYBrachiopods Billingsella,
Washakie ReservoirFremontWYPermianPark Citybivalves-Acanthopecten,Aviculopecten,Limipecten?,Cyrtorostra,Girtypecten,Streblochondria,
Wind River MtnsFremontWYin road cut on W side on road S from Gypsum Creek Road w1/2 s20e138nr109wCretaceous LowerCloverlyinvertebrates,
LanderFremont,SubletteWY40km SE On Beaver Creek in Wind River Mtns on W side of Horseshoe Canyon NE1/4S15T30NR97WPermianPark Citybivalves-Kaibabella,Schizodus,Astartella,Oriocrassatella,
LanderFremont?WYAt Mt Arter SEC25T33NR1WPermianPark Citybivalves-Paraschizodus,
[?]GoshenWYArea exposures -- Albin 11.2km N;Bear Mt,Horse Creek Basin,E of TremainMioceneGeringvertebrates-mammals-Palaeocastor,Pseudocastor,PseudocyclopidiusAlbin and Tremain are in Laramie Cy,
66 MountainGoshenWYS sideOligoceneBrulemammals-Agriochoerus,Leptauchenia,Mesocyon,Sespia,Thinohyus,
Ft LaramieGoshenWYNEMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Euhapsis,
Goshen HoleGoshenWYAt Manganese PocketOligoceneChadronmammals-Agriochoerus,Bathygenys,Camelids,Daphoenus,Eotylopus,Hesperocyon,Hyaenodon,Hypertragulus,Hyracodon,Lagomorphs,Leptochoerus,Leptomeryx,Mesohippus,Oreonetes,Parvitragulus,Poebrotherium,Pseudoprotoceras,rodents,ruminants,
Goshen HoleGoshenWYArtiodactyl SiteOligoceneChadronvertebrates-Dinictis,horses,Leptomeryx,Parvitragulus,
Harney CreekGoshenWYOligoceneChadronvertebrates-Trigonias,
HuntleyGoshenWYCretaceousOyster reef,
Jay Em DistrictGoshenWYNEMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Merychyus,Phenacocoelus,Tomarctus,
LuskGoshenWYArea exposures 28.4-40km SEMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Adilophontes,Cynarctoides,Daphoenodon,Kalobatippus,Phenacocoelus,Procynarctoides,Promartes,Stenomylus,Tomarctus,
Raw Hide CreekGoshenWYMioceneHarrisonmammals: Promartes,
Rawhide ButtesGoshenWYEMioceneHarrison(Arikareean)vertebrates-mammals-Promerycochoerus,
Spoon ButteGoshenWYarea exposuresMioceneHarrison(Arikareean)vertebrates-mammals-Euhapsis,Menoceras,Temnocyon,Tomarctus,
Three TubsGoshenWYOligoceneBrulemammals-Cormocyon,Leptauchenia,
TorringtonGoshenWYS in extensive badlandsOligocene UpperBruleMesohippus,
VeteranGoshenWYOligoceneChadronfish fragments,
Windmill DrawGoshenWYMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Daphoenodon,
YoderGoshenWYMammal Fossils,
Yoder[?]GoshenWYIn dump along canalEoceneChadronMammal Reference LocationApparently a garbled reference to the Oligocene Yoder formation of Wyoming,
Owl Creek MtnsHot SpringsWYPrecambrian-Cenozoicfossils,
ThermopolisHot SpringsWYNE on WY120 in area exposuresinvertebrates, some invertebrates.,
Polecat BenchHot Springs,WashakieWYPaleoceneEvanston?Mammals-Myrmecoboides,
BuffaloJohnsonWYhead West on Rt. 16 to Hazelton Rd. Turn south and drive past the Dull Knife Reservoir to the first dirt road.[?],
BuffaloJohnsonWYW at Dull Knife reservoirammonites, corals,
BuffaloJohnsonWYalong both sides of WY16gastroliths, petrified wood,
BuffaloJohnsonWY30 km E along Crazy Woman Creek N of I90Petrified wood.,
Crazy Woman CreekJohnsonWYCrazy Woman Petrified Forestopalized and silicified wood,
Johnson Creek-Bighorn Mtns-North Central WYJohnson,SheridanWYbrachiopods Dicellomus,
[?]LincolnWYBetween Bell and Little Muddy creeks in diverse strata inPaleoceneEvanstoninsects and mammals,
[?]LincolnWYs16T21nr117w, '18 Inch' layer beds Fossil Butte MemberEoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish.,
[?]LincolnWYS27T22nr117w, Split Fish Layer, Fossil Butte Member also S16 and S22EoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish.,
Bridger ALincolnWYEoceneBridgerMammal Fossils,
DiamondvilleLincolnWYUlrich Quarry, (Fossil Butte Member)EoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish: Phareodus, Knightia, Mioplusus, Priscacara,
Fontanelle ReservoirLincolnWYEoceneGreen River(Laney)fish-Amyzon,
Fontanelle ReservoirLincolnWY34.2km NEoceneGreen River(Laney)fish-Gosiutichthys,
FossilLincolnWY5 km E of RR station near US30PaleoceneEvanstonabundant mammals - Phenacodus, Plesiadapis,
Fossil ButteLincolnWYEoceneGreen River(Fossil Butte)fish-Atractosteus,Diplomystus,Erismatopterus,Heliobatis,Hypsidoris,Knightia,Mioplosus,Notogoneus,Paramiatus,Phareodus,Priscacara,
Fossil Butte National MonumentLincolnWYFor fee collecting areas near Fossil Butte National Monument - Note: Best to schedule visits in advance to determine hours, fees, procedures and, if flexible, avoid visits when large groups will be presentEoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish,
Fossil Butte National MonumentLincolnWYNear Kemmerer. '18 inch' layer beds, Fossil Butte MemberEoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish.,
Fossil MtnLincolnWYWest of KemmererEoceneGreen Riverfish-Knightia,Priscacara,
Fossil RidgeLincolnWYSouth of Fossil Butte National Monument. '18 inch' layer beds Formation, Fossil Butte MemberEoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish.,
KemmererLincolnWYAt Oyster Ridge about 6 km from Kemmerer.PaleoceneEvanstonInoceramus, Plant fossils,
KemmererLincolnWY16 km W along US30 in volcanic ashEoceneGreen Riverabundant, well preserved fish.,
KemmererLincolnWY20 KM W on US30NEoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish,
KemmererLincolnWYFossil Country Museum, 400 Pine Avenue, Kemmerer, WY, 83101, phone 307-877-6551EoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish,
KemmererLincolnWYSevern Studio and Fossil Quarry, Kemmerer, WY, 83101, phone 307-877-9402; Peter and Robbie Stevens Prop.EoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish,
KemmererLincolnWYTynsky Quarry, Kemmerer, WY, 83101, James E. and Carolyn Tynsky (Call information for a phone number)EoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish,
KemmererLincolnWYUlrich Fossil Gallery, Fossil Station #308 Kemmerer, WY 83101, phone 307-877-6466, 307-877-3289 (fax)EoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish,
KemmererLincolnWYin exposures of Fossil Butte Member of Green River FormationEoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish, Phareodus, Knightia, Diplomystus, Astephus, Asineops, Amphiplaga, Erismatopterus, Mioplosus, Priscacara,
KemmererLincolnWY100 km E at US30N-I80 Junction to NEoceneGreen RiverTurritella Agate,
KemmererLincolnWY16km WEoceneGreen River(Fossil Butte)fish-Diplomystus,Knightia,Priscacara,
KemmererLincolnWYAt J. E. Tynesky QuarryEoceneGreen River(Fossil Butte)fish-Heliobatis,
KemmererLincolnWYEoceneGreen River(Fossil Butte)fish-Heliobatis,
KemmererLincolnWYEoceneGreen River(Lysite)Vertebrates-birds-Gallinuloides,
KemmererLincolnWY8km WEoceneGreen River(Lysite)Vertebrates-Icaronycteris,
KemmererLincolnWYat Ulrich quarryfossil fish,
KemmererLincolnWYat Warfield Springs for fee quarryfossil fish,
KemmererLincolnWY27 km S and about 1 km Npelecypods,
La BargeLincolnWYin exposures of Fossil Butte Member of Green River FormationEoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish, Knightia,
Lewis RanchLincolnWYEoceneGreen RiverVertebrates-turtlesFor fee site $55 for 2hrs, limit of 10 fish on CR331 http://www.kemmerer.org/tynskysquarry.php,
OpalLincolnWYListed as E of US30-I80 junction. This would be in Sweetwater County closer to Little America than OpalEoceneBridgerturtles-Echmatemys,
OpalLincolnWYOn N side of road 50.4 km W of US30-I80 junction.EoceneBridgerturtles-Echmatemys,
OpalLincolnWY7km SEoceneBridgerturtles-Hadrianus,
Opal BluffLincolnWYOn N side of road 5.6 km NEoceneBridgerturtles-Echmatemys,
ThaneLincolnWYWarfield Fossil Quarries, 2072 Muddy String Road, Thane, WY, 83127 (mailing address-not the site)EoceneGreen Riverfossil fish,
Thomas Fork CreekLincolnWYUSGS station 988c in phosphate bedsPermianPhosphoriaAviculopecten,
Thomas Fork CreekLincolnWYN side in n1/4 s26t28nr119wCretaceous Lowertypical faunas,
WalcottLincolnWY20 km S Petrified Wood,
Warfield SpringLincolnWYCommercial quarry with camping open June through September. About 30 km S from Kemmerer.EoceneGreen RiverKnightia, Phareodus, Mioplosus, Priscacara, Diplomystus, and rare Heliobatis, Lepisosteus, and very rare turtles, birds and lizards Also fish scales, plants and insects.,
Twin CreekLincoln?WYLincolnEoceneGreen Riverfish-Amia?,Asincops,Atractosteus,Cockerellites,Crossopholis,Diplomystus,Erismatopterus,Heliobatis,Knightia,Lepisosteus,Mioplosus,Notogoneus,Phareodus,Priscacara,Protocatostomus;bird feathersUSGS has five listings for 'Twin Creek', two in Lincoln County which seems the most likely place for Green River exposures -- 42.384N, 110.618W; 61.824N, 111.053W42.384N, 110.618W; 61.824N, 111.053W approximate, conjecture
[?]NatronaWYBuck Spring Dark Red StratumEocene LowerWind River(Lost Cabin)Mammal Fossils,
Alcova reservoirNatronaWYalong Cottonwood Creek Dinosaur TrailMesozoicplants, invertebrates, dinosaurs,
Badwater CreekNatronaWYSEoceneTeepee Trailmammals-Apriculus,Colodon,Tapocyon,
Bates HoleNatronaWYOligoceneChadronSquamata-Helodermoides,
Blue GulchNatronaWYVarious localities on South, Center and East forksOligoceneChadronvertebrates:Reptiles-Helodermoides;Amphibians-Scaphiopus?,
Buck SpringNatronaWYEoceneWind Rivermammal fossils,
CasperNatronaWYNWCretaceousFrontierescarpment. Large ammonites.,
Dry Hole QuarryNatronaWYOligoceneChadronmammals-Hyracodon,
EvansvilleNatronaWYEoceneGreen Riververtebrates-turtles-Echmatemys,
Fales RocksNatronaWYAt Barwin Quarry near top of hill 6450CretaceousMesaverdemammals-Alphadon,Cimolomys,Falepetrus,Mesodma,Paracimexomys,Theria;dinosaur teeth-Deinodon,Dromaeosaurus,Kritosaurus,Paronychodon,Stegoceras;Amphibians;Squamata;Turtles;Crocodiles-Brachychampsa,Leidyosuchus;Champsosaurs;,
Lone Tree GulchNatronaWYRegional Outcrops including N and Middle Forks, Bates Hole, and Little Lone Tree GulchOligoceneChadronmammals-Cylindrodon,Daphoenus,Hesperocyon,Ischyromys,Leptomeryx,Titanotheriomys;reptiles-Helodermoides,Saniwa,
Rattlesnake HillsNatronaWYEoceneBridgercrocodiles; turtles-Plastomenus,
Rattlesnake HillsNatronaWYAt NW end of hillsCretaceousCodyShark Teeth-Lamna,Plesiosaur bones,Crocodile teeth,Squamata,turtles shell fragments,
Alkali CreekNiobraraWYArea exposures 24-32km SW of Edgemont SD, Fall River Cy, SD near head of Hat Creek -- Alkali Creek, Finneys Ranch, Doo's Pasture, Mule CreekCretaceousPierrevertebrates-Pternadon;Plesiosaurs-Elasmosaurus,Styxosaurus,Trinacromerum;Squamata-Clidastes,Platecarpus;turtles-Toxochelys;fish-Cimolichthys?,Enchodus,Ichthyodectes,Pachyrhizodus,Protosphyraena,Xiphactinus,
Altman BlowoutNiobraraWYJust east of divide in NE1/4S9T37NR64W -- UC V-5616CretaceousLancemammals-Cimolestes,Cimolodonhttp://dml.cmnh.org/1997Dec/msg00058.html,
Anderson RanchNiobraraWYOligoceneBrulemammals-Mesohippus,
AnthillNiobraraWYOligoceneBrulemammals-Hesperocyon,Palaeolagus,
Boner Brothers RanchNiobraraWYOligoceneChadronmammals-Daphoenocyon,Hesperocyon,Hoplophoneus,Litolagus,MesohippusOriginal cites an imaginary Niobrara Cy, NE,
Bushy Tailed BlowoutNiobraraWYV-5003, S1/2S20T37NR64W 10m NW of highest point on ridgeCretaceousLanceturtles-Emarginochelys,Helopanoplia;Squamata;birds;crocodiles;amphibians;dinosaur teeth-Paronychodon,Troodon;materials-Alphadon,Camptomus,Cimexomys,Cimolestes,Cimolodon,Didelphimorphia,Dromomeryx,Gypsonictops,Meniscoessus,Mesodma,PediomysThe faunal list for this site is very extensive, see http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/loc_list.html?A=Lance&X=rock_formation,
Channel QuarryNiobraraWYOligoceneChadronMammals-camels,Hesperocyon,Lagomorphs,MesohippusOriginal cites an imaginary Niobrara Cy, NE,
Cheyenne RiverNiobraraWYarea exposuresCretaceousLanceturtles-Baena;crocodiles-Prodiplocynodon,
Christian HillsNiobraraWYOligoceneChadronmammals-Dinictis,Hesperocyon,Hyaenodon,Litolagus,Mesohippus,Palaeolagus,
De Gering RanchNiobraraWYOligoceneBrulemammals-Hesperocyon,Hyaenodon,Palaeolagus,
Doegie CreekNiobraraWYDoegie Creek is a tributary of Lance Creek and is also known as Dogie Creek or Bull CreekCretaceousLanceDinosaurs-Thescelosaurus,
Doegie CreekNiobraraWYAt Fish Tooth Hill in badlands on E side of ridge between Doegie and Cow CreeksCretaceousLancevertebrate teeth,
Edgemont(SD)NiobraraWY28.8km SCretaceousPierreReptiles-Pternadon,
False Disciple PointNiobraraWYCretaceousLancevertebrates-Multituberculates,Pediomys,
Hat Creek StoreNiobraraWYOligoceneBruleMammals-Hesperocyon,
Hat RanchNiobraraWY100m W of Russell West farm house on Hat RanchCretaceousLanceTurtles,
Hell CreekNiobraraWYCretaceousPierreReptiles-Prosaurolophus,
Indian CreekNiobraraWY'Shack Draw' areaOligoceneBruleHoplophoneus,Merycoidodon,Miniochoerus,Otionohyus,Platyochoerus,Prodesmatochoerus,Stenopsochoerus,
Jeriah[?]NiobraraWYNMioceneHarrison(Arikareean)vertebrates-mammals-Euhapsis,Leptauchenia,Leptodesma,ParaenhydrocyonCan't locate a Jeriah, WY,
Keel RanchNiobraraWYOligoceneChadronmammals-Agriochoerus,Hyaenodon,Leptochoerus,Palaeolagus,
KeelineNiobraraWYArea exposures N and NW-Quarry ZMioceneHarrison(Arikareean)vertebrates-mammals-Aelurocyon,Daphoenodon,Diceratherium,Enhydrocyon,Leptocyon,Merychyus,Mesocyon,Miohippus,Miotapirus,Nothocyon,Paraenhydrocyon,Paramerychyus,Promerycochoerus,Stenomylus,Temnocyon,Zodiolestes,
Klemke RanchNiobraraWYOligoceneBruleMammals-Palaeolagus,
Kraft RanchNiobraraWYOligoceneBruleMammals-Hesperocyon,Hyaenodon,Mesohippus,Palaeolagus,
Lance CreekNiobraraWY8km S - North of Lusk and other area exposuresCretaceousLanceVertebrates-amphibians-Albanerpeton,Opisthotriton,Prodesmodon,Scapherpeton;Crocodiles-Brachychampsa;Champsosaurs-Champsosaurus;dinosaurs-Paronychodon,Saurornithoides,Thescelosaurus;Mammals;Squamata-Chamops,Coniophis,Habrosaurus;turtles-Adocus,...,
Little Muddy CreekNiobraraWYArea Exposures-SW of Lusk, 16km S of Keeline, and E of Spanish Diggings,Little Muddy Creek, Robertson Draw, first Canyon E of Robertson DrawMioceneGeringvertebrates-mammals-Aelurocyon,Agriochoerus,Capacikala,Ectopocynus,Desmatochoerus,Diceratherium,Enhydrocyon,Eophlaocyon,Florentiamys,Hadroleptauchenia,Leptauchenia,Leptodesma[?],Megoreodon,Merychyus,Mesoreodon,Microcastor,Nothocyon,Otarocyon,Palaeocastor.Original says 'Leptodesmus', but that seems to be an invertebrate,
Lull2 QuarryNiobraraWYNear Buck Creek which is a tributary of Lance CreekCretaceousLancediverse vertebratesMammal Reference Location,
LuskNiobraraWYN of Node RdOligoceneChadronreptiles-Helodermoides,
LuskNiobraraWYE into SD in badlandsMioceneHarrisonfossil Daemonelix burrows,
LuskNiobraraWYArea exposures 8km W of North Ridge near WY85. North Ridge is 24-27km NE of Lusk and N of NodeMioceneHarrison(Arikareean)vertebrates-mammals-Entopthychus,Promerycochoerus,
LuskNiobraraWYArea exposures at North Ridge 24-27km NE of Lusk and N of NodeMioceneHarrison(Arikareean)vertebrates-mammals-Promerycochoerus,
LuskNiobraraWY14.4km S at Royal ValleyMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Gregorymys,Menoceras,Merychyus,Phenacocoelus,Promartes,Stenomylus,Tomarctus,
ManvilleNiobraraWYAt '77 Hill Quarry' 7.2km N on W side of road to Lance Creek and in exposures at top of hillMioceneHarrison(Arikareean)vertebrates-mammals-Diceratherium,Enhydrocyon,Euhapsis,Merychyus,Promerycochoerus;turtles-Stylemys,TrionyxOriginal cites an imaginary Niobrara Cy, NE,
ManvilleNiobraraWYN on N side of Butte in area outcrops 55 km NNW of LuskCretaceousLanceTriceratops and other dinosaurs,
Mills FallsNiobraraWYOligoceneBruleMammals-Merycoidodon,
Muddy CreekNiobraraWYArea Exposures 17.8-19.2 km S of Keeline including areas Muddy Creek Bridge and 4.8km and 3.2km W of Muddy Creek Bridge on NE85Miocene (Arikareean)Monroe Creekmammals-Cantius,Desmatochoerus,Diceratherium,Enhydrocyon,Hadroleptauchenia,Hyopsodus,Leptauchenia,Leptodesmus,Leptauchenia,Megoreodon,Merycoides,Mesocyon,Mesoreodon,Microcastor,Nanotragulus,Nothocyon,Palaeocastor,Palaeogale,Paraenhydrocyon,Pithecistes...,
Mule Creek JunctionNiobraraWYCretaceousPierreSquamata-Platycarpus,
Old Woman CreekNiobraraWYOligoceneBruleMammals-Ischyromys,Hyaenodon,Otionohyus,Palaeolagus,Platyochoerus,Poebrotherium,Prodesmatochoerus,Stenopsochoerus,
Piper RanchNiobraraWYOligoceneBrulemammals-Hesperocyon,
Red BirdNiobraraWYin Red Bird, Mule Creek Junction areaCretaceousLancedinosaur bones, leaves.,
Sage CreekNiobraraWYCretaceousPierreAmmonites-Placenticeras,ScaphitesThere are a number of Sage Creeks in Wyoming. The Sage Creek in Niobrara County seems most likely,
Sand GulchNiobraraWYnear Wolf RanchMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Cynarctoides,Menoceras,Phenacocoelus,Stenomylus,
Schneider CreekNiobraraWY3.2km NWCretaceousLancedinosaur-Pachycephalosaurus,
Seaman HillsNiobraraWYSEOligoceneBrulemammals-Daphoenocyon,Daphoenus,Dinictis,Hesperocyon,Hoplophoneus,Litolagus,Mesohippus,Palaeolagus,Perchoerus,
Seaman HillsNiobraraWYSaddle N+E of Hat Creek StoreOligoceneChadronmammals-Miohippus;reptiles-Helodermoides,
Seven Mile CreekNiobraraWY8km N of Cheyenne riverCretaceousLancevertebrate fragments including dinosaur parts,
Seven Mile CreekNiobraraWY64km NW of Edgemont, SD and 8-9.6km N of Cheyenne RiverCretaceousLancevertebrates-dinosaurs-Dynamosaurus,Edmontosaurus,Triceratops;Turtles-Hayemys,Thescelus,
Silver SpringNiobraraWYMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Desmocyon,Promartes,Tomarctus,
Spring DrawNiobraraWYregional exposuresOligoceneBrulemammals-Dinictis,Hesperocyon,Hyaenodon,Merycoidodon,Mesohippus,Otionohyus,Palaeolagus,Platyochoerus,Poebrotherium,Stenopsochoerus,Stibarus,
Thompson RanchNiobraraWYOligoceneBrulemammals-Hoplophoneus,Palaeolagus,
Van TasselNiobraraWYSMioceneHarrison(Arikareean)vertebrates-mammals-Euhapsis,Palaeocastor,Phlaocyon,Phenacocoelus,Promerycochoerus,Pseudocastor,Temnocyon,
WhitmanNiobraraWYto NOligoceneBrulemammals-Dinictis,Hesperocyon,
WhitmanNiobraraWYAt Bold Mountain[?] on Swope[?] RanchMesohippus tracks and some bonesCouldn't locate Swope Ranch. Only Bold Mountain that USGS knows about it in Fremont County, WY at 43.2150N, 109.3801W43.2150N, 109.3801W conjecture
Willow CreekNiobraraWYMioceneGeringvertebrates-mammals-Diacodexis,Hyracotherium,Palaeocastor,Promartes,PseudocyclopidiusOriginal cites an imaginary Niobrara Cy, NE,
Kraft's RanchNiobrara?WYS of, 4km SE of Jem Christian Hills[?]OligoceneChadronreptiles-HelodermoidesThere is no Niobrara County in Nebraska. Neither does 'Jem Christian Hills' seem to be a meaningful landmark,
[?]ParkWYArea exposures-Princeton,Reiss,Rock Bench QuarriesPaleoceneFt Unionvertebrates-mammals-Anisonchus,Apheliscus,Carpolestes,Chriacus,Colpoclaenus,Elphidotarsius,Haplaletes,Litaletes,Plesiadapis,Plesiolestes;turtles,
Beartooth ButteParkWYDevonian LowerBeartooth ButteCephalaspis,Protaspis,
Clarks Fork BasinParkWYPaleocene (Clarkfork)Polecat BenchCrocodile teeth,
Clarks Fork CanyonParkWYat mouth of canyon NW1/4Sec5T56NR103WJurassicRierdonFish-Lepidotes,
CodyParkWYarea outcrops-one 3.2km S of Cody AirportCretaceousMowryplesiosaur bones-hybodont spines,
CodyParkWYalong highway S to Metteetsetypical faunas,
CodyParkWYarea badlandstypical faunas (typical of what?),
Elk BasinParkWYarea exposures[?],
Holly's MicrositeParkWYPaleocene UpperFort UnionMammal Fossils,
MetteetseParkWYin area badlandsfossils,
PowellParkWYN on SE side of Polecat BenchPaleocene (Tiffanian)Polecat Bench?crocodile-Allognathosuchus,
Princeton QuarryParkWYPaleocene UpperFort UnionMammal Fossils,
Princeton QuarryParkWYW of Polecat BenchPaleocene (Tiffanian)Polecat Benchturtles,
Silver CouleeParkWYSW1/4S32T57NR100WPaleocene (Tiffanian)Polecat Benchfish-Amia;mammals-Barylambda,
Big Sand CouleePark?WYat head of couleeEoceneRalstonfish-Amia,
Clarks Fork BasinPark?WYin freshwater Limestone in a floodplain deposit?Paleocene Lowertiny mammal fossils:Batodonoides (Lipotyphla, Geolabididae)Site could be in one of the adjacent counties,
Chugwater CreekPlatteWYpelecypod Inoceramus,
GuernseyPlatteWY9.6km SWMioceneHarrison(Arikareean)vertebrates=mammals-Tomarctus,
GurnseyPlatteWYArea exposures to W, 3.2km WMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Phenacocoelus,TemnocyonOriginal was entered as Gurnsey, NE, but there does not appear to be any such place),
Laramie PeakPlatteWYMioceneDeep RiverTurtles-Stylemys,
Uva BreaksPlatteWYMiocene (Arikareean)Marslandmammals-Merychyus,Promartes,Tomarctus,
Dell CreekSubletteWYAt Dell Creek QuarryPaleoceneHobackvertebrates-Adunator,Carpodaptes,Ignacius,Plesiadapis,
FarsonSubletteWY93.6km NE of Rock SpringsEoceneBridgerCrocodile bones,
FarsonSubletteWYin area exposures, Laney memberEoceneGreen RiverFish casts and molds.,
FarsonSubletteWY(Laney Shale)EoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish. Hypsidoris,
FarsonSubletteWYEoceneGreen RiverPetrified Palm Wood,
FarsonSubletteWY50 km SW N of Green RiverEoceneGreen RiverPetrified Wood,
FarsonSubletteWYat Eden ValleyEoceneGreen RiverPetrified wood,
FarsonSubletteWYSW WYpetrified wood, palm, cane,
Lost MountainSubletteWYEoceneBridgerbird bones;mammals-Hyopsodus,Manteoceras,
Moe's HillSubletteWYEoceneBridgermammals-,
Morrow Hill[?]SubletteWYEoceneGreen Riververtebrates-Squamata-Melanosaurus[?]Original says Morow Hill, Probably is Jack Morrow Hill. Melanosaurus is a Triassic dinosaur,
Northerly ButteSubletteWYEoceneNew Forkmammals-Uintacyon,
Red CreekSubletteWYSublette?PermianPark Citybivalves-Sanguinolites?,Scaphellina,
Tosi CanyonSubletteWYPermianPark Citybivalves-Aviculopecten,Celtoides,Goniophora?,
Willow CreekSubletteWYNE1/4S10T31NR100WPermianPark Citybivalves-Oriocrassatella,
Northern Green River BasinSublette?WYEoceneBridger|WasatchEocene Mammals,
Northern Green River BasinSublette?WYE and W of Marbleton; E and W of Big Piney; at Tabernacle Butte; along US189 E of US187; E and W of US187 S of Boulder and New Fork River.EoceneBridger|Wasatchmammals,
[?]SweetwaterWYOn Farson Rd, 4.8km N of Green RiverEoceneGreen Riverfish-Phareodus,
Big Sandy CreekSweetwaterWYAt Mouth of CreekEoceneBridgervertebrates-Trionyx,
Big Sandy ReservoirSweetwaterWYin floatEoceneGreen RiverWell preserved petrified wood, and some mollusks,
Big Sandy ReservoirSweetwaterWYSW WYpetrified wood,
Bitter CreekSweetwaterWYArea ExposuresEoceneBridgervertebrates-turtles-Baena,
Bitter CreekSweetwaterWYin coal exposuresCretaceousLaramieplants, reptiles-Agathaumus,
Black ButteSweetwaterWYEoceneGreen Riververtebrates-turtles-Echmatemys,
Black ButteSweetwaterWYin coal exposuresCretaceousLaramieplants, Agathaumus,
Black ButtesSweetwaterWYEoceneBridgerTurtles-Trionyx,
Blue ForestSweetwaterWYSW Wyomingpetrified woodhttp://www.rockhounds.com/rocknet/archive/messages/17815.shtml,
East HillSweetwaterWYEoceneBridgermammals-Apatemys,Centetodon,Hyopsodus,Pontifactor,Talpavus,Vulpavus,
Eden ValleySweetwaterWYwell known Petrified Wood Locality. Refer to South Pass CityEoceneGreen RiverPetrified wood,
Eden ValleySweetwaterWYSW WYpetrified wood,
FarsonSweetwaterWYN at Little Sandy Division DamEoceneGreen RiverVertebrates-turtles,
FarsonSweetwaterWYEoceneGreen River(Laney)fish-Knightia,
FontanelleSweetwaterWYat Blue ForestEoceneGreen RiverPetrified wood,
Fontanelle ReservoirSweetwaterWYalong NE shore, Laney memberEoceneGreen RiverFossil fish,
FossilSweetwaterWYEoceneGreen RiverVertebrates-Squamata-Boavus;bird feathers,
Georges GorgeSweetwaterWYEoceneBridgermammals-Centetodon,Hyopsodus,Nyctitherium,Orohippus,Pontifactor,
GrangerSweetwaterWYalong US30 to Blacks ForkEoceneGreen RiverTurritella agate (Goniobasis),
Green RiverSweetwaterWYN at Blue RimEoceneBridgerAbundant plant fossils,
Green RiverSweetwaterWYAt Fish Cut 2 on RR S side of Green River. W of town of Green River. SE S8T18NR107WEoceneGreen Riverfish-Asineops,Erismatopterus,
Green RiverSweetwaterWYAt Fish Cut on RREoceneGreen Riverfish-Astephus,Erismatopterus,Knightia,Phareodus,
Green RiverSweetwaterWYin area exposures in two units 10 and 20 meters respectively above the base of the Formation: Laney memberEoceneGreen RiverFossil fish.,
Green RiverSweetwaterWY20 km NW in Whiskey BasinEoceneGreen RiverPetrified Wood,
Green RiverSweetwaterWYEoceneGreen RiverVertebrates-Turtles-Echmatemys,
Green River BasinSweetwaterWYWest Part in exposures along HighwayEoceneGreen Rivermammals, fish, birds -Gallinuloides,
Grizzly ButtesSweetwaterWYAt NorthgateEoceneBridgerbird bones,
HallvilleSweetwaterWYin coal exposuresCretaceousLaramieplants, Agathaumus,
Henry's Fork Hill (Bridger D)SweetwaterWYEoceneBridgerMammal Fossils,
Hutchinson QuarrySweetwaterWYEoceneBridgerEntomolestes,mammals-Pontifactor,
Lake AdamSweetwaterWYW of damPaleoceneFt Unionturtle bones,
Lane MeadowSweetwaterWYEoceneBridgermammals-Patriofelis,
Long CanyonSweetwaterWYNorth slope of first ridge to NorthCretaceousMesaverdedinosaur bones,
Morrow Creek?SweetwaterWY5.2km S of county lineEoceneMorrow Creekcrocodile bones;Squamata-Melanosaurus,
nw1/4 s6t18nr104wSweetwaterWYlower part of Blair FormationCretaceous UpperBlairInoceramus, Exogyra, Cymbophora, Panope, Baculites, Scaphites, Placenticeras, Eutrephoceras,
nw1/4 s6t18nr104wSweetwaterWYat top of Blair FormationCretaceous UpperBlairNucula, Inoceramus, Ostrea, Pecten, Laternula, Cymella, Dentalium, Gyrodes, Troostella, Baculites, Glyptoxoceras, Scaphites, Placenticeras.,
Point of RocksSweetwaterWYin coal exposuresCretaceousLaramieplants, Agathaumus,
Point of RocksSweetwaterWY3km E on N side of US30 below airway beaconCretaceousMesaverdedinosaur bones,
Presbyornis QuarrySweetwaterWYEoceneGreen River(Wilkins Peak)Vertebrates-mammals-Presbyornis,
Rock SpringsSweetwaterWY41.6km NEoceneGreen River(Wilkins Peak)Vertebrates-crocodile,
Rock SpringsSweetwaterWYE Flank of Rock Springs upliftCretaceousLancedinosaur teeth,
Rock SpringsSweetwaterWYin coal exposuresCretaceousLaramieplants, Agathaumus,
Rock SpringsSweetwaterWY28.8km S, 3.2 km SW of Songster Coal MineCretaceousMesaverdeDinosaur bones,
Rock SpringsSweetwaterWY32km N on S side of Cedar CanyonCretaceousMesaverdeDinosaur bones,
Rock SpringsSweetwaterWYS side of prominent hillCretaceousMesaverdedinosaur bones,
S18t18nr103wSweetwaterWYin shale exposuresCretaceous UpperBaxterInoceramus, Pteria, Ostrea, Veniella, Pecten, Baculites, Clioscaphites, Anisomyon,
Spanish Johns MeadowSweetwaterWYEoceneBridgerMammals-Uintatherium,
Twin ButtesSweetwaterWYEoceneBridgerMammals-Helaletes,Hemiacodon,Homacodon,Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Isectolophus,Machaeroides,Manteoceras,Mesatirhinus,Metacheiromys,Notharctus,Orohippus,Palaearctonyx,Paramys,Smilodectes,Thisbemys,Viverravus,
WamsutterSweetwaterWY24 km SW at Delany RimEoceneGreen RiverGoniobasis agate,
WamsutterSweetwaterWYEoceneGreen Rivermollusks Turritella in Silicified matrix,
WamsutterSweetwaterWY20 km SW (12.8km S then 12.8km W)EoceneGreen RiverTurritella Agate and Petrified Wood,
WamsutterSweetwaterWYJust above Wamsutter CoalEoceneGreen River(Wilkins Peak)fish-Leidyosuchus,
[?]TetonWYarea exposures-Low Locality, Priscillas, Upper Red Creek,Rhoerer(Buckskin Ridge),Susan(Togwatee Field),TaeniodontPaleoceneWasatchvertebrates-Apheliscus,Carpolestes,Chriacus,Coryphodon,Cyriacotherium,Didymictis,Ectocion,Ectoganus,Esthonyx,Ellipsodon,Oxyaena,Phenacodus,Phenacolemur,Plesiadapis,ProlimnocyonWasatch='Variegated Sequence' in original. VS=North Horn+Wasatch+Colton,
Emerald LakeTetonWYMioceneColter(Arikareean)vertebrates-Fricktops,
Lamar CaveTetonWYHoloceneamphibian bones - salamanders,
Pilgrim CreekTetonWYMioceneColter (Hemingford)vertebrates-Merychyus,
Pinyon PeakTetonWYE side of the peakCretaceousPinyon CgDinosaur-Leptoceratops,
Togwatee FieldTetonWYVarious localities probably near Togwatee Pass in Wasatch-Bridger stage sedimentsEoceneAycrossvertebrates-Paramys,Hyopsodus,Ischyromyidae,Hyracotherium,Phenacodus,Plesiadapis,rodents,primates,tapirsSee Aycross sites at http://paleo.amnh.org/fossil/rock.html for more details.,
Togwatee PassTetonWYnear summit in greenish badlands S of road, .3km W of benchmark 9544EoceneTeepee Trailmammals-Apheliscus,Coryphodon,Coryphodon,Didymictis,Ectocion,Ectodon,Ellipsodon,Litomylus,Paramys,Phenacodus,Plesiadapis,Reithroparamys,Viverravus;Squamata;Turtles-Echmatemys,
Yellowstone NPTetonWYAt Specimen Ridge 27 layers of petrified woodleaves, etc separated by volcanic ash. Sycamore, Walnut, chestnut, oak, redwood, maple, dogwood,
Yellowstone RiverTetonWYgastropod, Viviparus,
[?]UintaWYin exposures of Fossil Butte Member of Green River FormationEoceneGreen RiverFossil Fish, Diplomystus,
Bear River RR BridgeUintaWYEoceneKnightvertebrates-Didymictis,
Beaver CreekUintaWYArea ExposuresEoceneBridgermammals-Centetodon,Hyopsodus,
Behunin[?]UintaWYEoceneBridgermammals-Helohyus,SphacorhysisThere does not seem to be a town of Behunin in Uinta County, but there is a Behunin Reservoir,
BridgerUintaWYarea exposuresEoceneGreen RiverPriscacara, gar, Uintacyon,
Bridger BasinUintaWYMight include any of a number of sitesEoceneBridgerReptiles-Crocodiles-Allognathosuchus,Crocodylus;Turtles-Asperidites,Axestemys?,Baena,Baptemys,Echmatemys,Hadrianus,Plastomenus,
Buckman HollowUintaWYPaleocene?AlmyPlesiadapis (a primate), creodonts, Condylarths - Phenacodus, Ectocion,
Burnt ForkUintaWYnear Burnt Fork Post OfficeEoceneBridgerMammals-Hemiacodon,Homacodon,Hyopsodus,Microsus,Microsyops,Notharctus,Thisbemys,
Burnt ForkUintaWYBurnt Fork Post Office on Henry's ForkEoceneBridgerSquamata,
Cat Tail SpringsUintaWYEoceneBridgerTurtle bones,
Cattail SpringsUintaWYEoceneBridgermammals-Antiacodon,Hemiacodon,Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Mesatirhinus,Notharctus,Omomys,Orohippus,Palaeosyops,Pseudotomus,Uintacyon,Viverravus,Washakius,
Cedar MountainUintaWYEoceneBridgermammals-Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Omomys,
Church ButteUintaWYarea exposures, at Church Butte siding, South of Church Butte, 5.4km S, 10.8km SEoceneBridgermammals-Carnivora,Helaletes,Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Leptotomus,Notharctus,Omomys,Orohippus,Palaeosyops,Paramys,Proviverra,Sciuravus,Smilodectes,Thinocyon,Viverravus,
Church ButtesUintaWYEoceneBridgerCrocodylus,Minerva,Squamata-Boavus,Turtle-Echmatemys,Trionyx;Birds-,Geranodornis,
Church ButtesUintaWYEoceneBridgerfish-Amia,Lepisosteus,
Cottonwood CreekUintaWYLower part of CreekEoceneBridgerCrocodile, Turtles-Baena,Baptemys,Anosteira,Asperidites,Chisternon,Plastomenus,Trionyx,Temnotrionyx;Birds-Protostrix,
Cottonwood CreekUintaWYMiddle part of CreekEoceneBridgerCrocodile-Crocodylus;Turtles-Asperidites,Echmatemys,
Cottonwood CreekUintaWYEoceneBridgerCrocodile;Fish-Amia,Pappichthys;Turtles-Baena,Baptemys,Echmatemys,Naocephalus,Plastomenus,Trionyx,
Cottonwood CreekUintaWYWestEoceneBridgerMammals-Antiacodon,Prohystricops,
Cottonwood CreekUintaWYLower part of creekEoceneBridgermammals-Esthonyx,Helaletes,Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Leptotomus,Limnocyon,Limnohyops,Mesonyx,Metacheiromys,Microsyops,Notharctus,Omomys,Orohippus,Palaeosyops,Pseudotomus,Proviverra,Sciuravus,Smilodectes,Thinocyon,Viverravus,
Cottonwood CreekUintaWYnear mouth of creek, possibly elsewhereEoceneBridgermammals-Esthonyx,Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Limnohyops,Microsyops,Orohippus,Palaeosyops,Proviverra,Thinocyon,
Cottonwood ReservoirUintaWYEoceneBridgermammals-Hyopsodus,Pontifactor,
Dry CreekUintaWYEoceneBridgerCrocodiles-Allognathosuchus,Squamata-Saniwa;Turtles-Baena,Echmatemys,Hadrianus,Trionyx,
EvanstonUintaWY15 km SE in thin carbonaceous shales in road and RR cutCretaceous LowerBear Riverfossils,
EvanstonUintaWY11 km N in Shell Hollow in shales and LimestonesCretaceous LowerBear Rivermicro and macro fossils,
EvanstonUintaWYEoceneGreen Riververtebrates-turtles-Echmatemys,
EvanstonUintaWY15.6km EEoceneGreen Riververtebrates-turtles-Echmatemys;Squamata-Glyptosaurus,
EvanstonUintaWYCretaceousMesaverdefossil plants,
Fort BridgerUintaWYAlong Black Fork -- probably from bluff on S side of Black ForkEoceneBridgerHelaletes,Hyrachyus,Microsus,Notharctus,Orohippus,Pantolestes,Paramys,Proviverra,Tritemnodon,
Fort BridgerUintaWYEoceneBridgermammals-Uintacyon,
Fort BridgerUintaWYBluff near townEoceneBridgerTurtle fragments-Chisternon,
Gingerbread CanyonUintaWYEoceneBridgerTurtle fragments-Baena,
GrangerUintaWYAt Exit 66 (US30) on I80EoceneBridgercrocodile bones,
GrangerUintaWY7-9km S?EoceneBridgermammals-Helaletes,Hyopsodus,Machaeroides,Metacheiromys,Microsus,Notharctus,Orohippus,Palaeosyops,Paramys,Sciuravus,Thisbemys,Vulpavus,
GrangerUintaWYArea exposures 9 to 10 km S and SWEoceneBridgermammals-Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Mesonyx,Notharctus,Orohippus,Paramys,Scenopagus,Sciuravus,Thisbemys,Trogolemur,Viverravus,
Green River BasinUintaWYEoceneBridgerCrocodiles-Allognathosuchus,Crocodylus;Squamata-Saniwa;Turtles-Anosteira,Axestemys;Mammals-Chiroptera,Patriofelis,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYAt the base of Dawn of ManEoceneBridgerBird bones,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYGrizzly Buttes-West at Spanish SaddleEoceneBridgerbird bones;crocodile bones;Squamata,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYWestEoceneBridgerBird bones;Crocodiles-Allognathosuchus;Squamata-Boavus?,Glyptosaurus;Turtles-Anosteira,Asperidites,Baena,Chisternon,Clemmys,Echmatemys,Hadrianus,Plastomenus,Trionyx,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYHyopsodus Hill-Tabernacle ButteEoceneBridgerBird bones;Squamata-Boavus,Calamagras,Coniophis[?],Dunnophis,Glyptosaurus,Lestophis,Palaeoxantusia,Paraepicrates,Saniwa,Tinosaurus,Xestops;TurtlesConiophis is a Cretaceous form?,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYOn E at Butch HillEoceneBridgerCrocodile bones,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYAt Crooked CrotchEoceneBridgerCrocodile-Crocodylus;Squamata-Saniwa,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYEastEoceneBridgerCrocodiles-Allognathosuchus,Baptemys,Brachyuranochampsa,Crocodylus;Fish-Lepisosteus;Squamata-Saniwa;Turtles-Asperidites,Baena,Chisternon,Clemmys,Echmatemys,Plastomenus,Trionyx,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYAt Frank's RidgeEoceneBridgerCrocodiles-Pristichampsus[?]Original says 'Pristochampsa' but that is most likely a typo,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYWestEoceneBridgerFish-Amia,Astephus,Atractosteus,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYEoceneBridgerMammal Fossils,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYEoceneBridgerMammals(primate)-NotharctusSquamata-Glyptosaurus;Turtles-Echmatemys,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYWestEoceneBridgerMammals-Antiacodon,Brachycyon,Helohyus,Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Leptotomus,Limnohyops,Machaeroides,Mesonyx,Metacheiromys,Microsyops,Notharctus,Orohippus,Pantolestes,Paramys,Patriofelis,Proviverra,Smilodectes,Thinocyon,Thisbemys,Tritemnodon,Uintacyon,Viverravus,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYEoceneBridgerMammals-Antiacodon,Helaletes,Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Microsyops,Notharctus,Omomys,Palaeosyops,Reithroparamys,Viverravus,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYEastEoceneBridgerMammals-Helaletes,Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Leptotomus,Machaeroides,Mesonyx,Metacheiromys,Microsyops,Notharctus,Omomys,Orohippus,Palaeosyops,Pantolestes,Paramys,Proviverra,Reithroparamys,Sciuravus,Smilodectes,Thinocyon,Thisbemys,Tritemnodon,Uintacyon,Vulpavus,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYWest at Donner PantryEoceneBridgerMammals-Notharctus,Omomys,Orohippus,Pantolestes,Cimolesta,Smilodectes;Squamata,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYEast at Cosmic Hill/Cosmic QuarryEoceneBridgerSquamata-Spathorynchus, Saniwa,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYEast at Forbidden City/Great WallEoceneBridgerTurtle fragments-Echmatemys,Mammals-Notharctidae,Orohippus,Orohippus,Smilodectes;Bird bones,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYEoceneBridgerTurtles-Baena,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYHill 6620EoceneBridgerTurtles-Echmatemys,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYHill 6631EoceneBridgerTurtles-Echmatemys,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYE at 'cosmodome'EoceneBridgervertebrates-Baena,
Grizzly ButtesUintaWYAt Barb's ButteEoceneBridgervertebrates-Turtles,
Hams ForkUintaWYEoceneBridgercrocodiles-Crocodylus;turtles-Baena,
Haystack MountainUintaWYEoceneBridgerturtles-Echmatemys,Hadrianus,Trionyx,
Henry's ForkUintaWYEoceneBridgermammals-Palaeosyops,Minerva;Squamata;turtles-Anosteira,
Henry's Fork HillUintaWYEoceneBridgercrocodiles-Allognathosuchus,Crocodylus,Pristichampsus;Squamata-Glyptosaurus,Saniwa;turtles-Echmatemys,
Henrys Fork (of the Green River)UintaWYIn area exposures around Beaver Creek, Birch Creek, Burnt Fork, and LonetreeEoceneBridgermammals-Didelphodus,Helaletes,Hemiacodon,Homacodon,Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Isectolophus,Leptomeryx,Limnohyops,Mesatirhinus,Metarhinus,Microsyops,Nyctitherium,Omomys,Orohippus,Palaearctonyx,Palaeictops,Palaeosyops,Pantolestes,Paramys,Reithroparamys...,
Henrys Fork DivideUintaWYEoceneBridgermammals-Hyrachyus,Pontifactor,Telmatherium,
Knight DrawUintaWYEoceneKnightvertebrates-Hyopsodus,
La BargeUintaWYalong La Barge CreekPaleoceneAlmy?mammals, algae,
Laclede meadowsUintaWYWest of Haystack MtnEoceneBridgermammals-Palaeosyops; turtles-Baena,
Leavitt CreekUintaWYin basin and along divide with Little Dry CreekEoceneBridgercrocodiles-Diplocynodon; mammals-Minerva; turtles-Baena,Echmatemys,Trionyx,
Leavitt Creek CanyonUintaWYEoceneBridgermammals-Hyopsodus,Notharctus,
Little Dry CreekUintaWYEoceneBridgercrocodiles-Crocodylus,mammals-Helaletes,Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Isectolophus,Miacis,Notharctus,Orohippus,Palaeosyops,Paramys,Sciuravus,Uintacyon,Viverravus,
Little Dry CreekUintaWYAt Lodgepole Trail CrossingEoceneBridgerSquamata-Saniwa,
Lone TreeUintaWYLone Tree Post Office on Henry's ForkEoceneBridgerSquamata;turtles-Anosteira,Eosuchia,
LymanUintaWYin area badlandsEocene MiddleBridger?amblypods, crocodiles, perissodactyls,
Mammoth ButtesUintaWYListed as both Uinta and Sweetwater County-the buttes cross the county line?EoceneBridgercrocodiles-Allognathosuchus,Crocodylus;mammals-Achaenodon,Dolichorhinus,Eobasileus,Eomoropus,Palaeosyops,Uintatherium;Squamata-Saniwa,
MillersvilleUintaWYArea -8km EEoceneBridgermammals-Helaletes,Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Omomys,Paramys,Proviverra,
MillersvilleUintaWYEoceneBridgermammals-Hyopsodus,
MinersvilleUintaWY10km SWEoceneBridgermammals?-Proviverra;turtles-Hadrianus,Plastomenus;Squamata-fragments,
Mountain ViewUintaWYEoceneUintamammals-Palaeosyops,
Painted Turtle BenchUintaWYEoceneBridgermammals-Microsyops,Notharctus,
Sage CreekUintaWYarea outcrops around mouth of creek and possibly elsewhereEoceneBridgermammals-Centetodon,Entomolestes,Helaletes,Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Leptotomus,Manteoceras,Microsyops,Notharctus,Orohippus,Palaeosyops,Paramys,Pontifactor,Sciuravus,
Sage CreekUintaWYAt Sage Creek Springs?EoceneBridgermammals-Palaeosyops; turtles-Trionyx,
Sage Creek BasinUintaWYSeveral sites listed as 'LSV-'EoceneBridgermammals-Entomolestes,Omomyidae,
Sage Creek QuarryUintaWYEoceneBridgermammals-Apatemys,Centetodon,Helaletes,Helohyus,Hyopsodus,Leptotomus,Orohippus,Pantolestes,Paramys,Pauromys,Peradectes,Sciuravus,Tetrapassalus,
StockyardUintaWYGrizzly Buttes-EastEoceneBridgerturtles-Echmatemys,
Sulphur CreekUintaWYs29t14nr119w 15 km in thin carbonaceous shalesCretaceous LowerBear Riverfossils41.1638N 110.8616W
Summers Dry CreekUintaWYArea exposures around mouthEoceneBridgercrocodile bones-Crocodylus;turtles-Hadrianus,
Summers Dry CreekUintaWYEoceneBridgermammals-Antiacodon,Dilophodon,Helohyus,Hyopsodus,Hyrachyus,Leptotomus,Limnocyon,Miacis,Mesatirhinus,Microsyops,Notharctus,Orohippus,Pantolestes,Patriofelis,Peratherium,Sciuravus,Thinocyon,Thisbemys,Trogosus,Uintanius,Washakius,Viverravus,
Uinta BasinUintaWYin Parachute creek memberEoceneGreen Riverinsects Lithohypoderma,
[?]WashakieWYEoceneWillwoodmammals-Protoreodon,
Big Cedar RidgeWashakieWYnear Tensleep along East face of Ridge. 26 km E of Worland on Wy16 S on Blue Bank Rd 24km S.CretaceousMetteetsePlants,
Big Horn BasinWashakieWYCretaceousMesaverdeGarfish scales, Lepisosteus Reptile bones -Champsosaurus, Hadrosaurs, Mammal bones - Mesodma,
TensleepWashakieWY16km ECretaceousCody Sandstonemollusks Isocardia; cephalopods Scaphites,
WorlandWashakieWYCretaceousMesaverdemammals-Alphadon,Cimolomys,Didelphimorphia,Paranyctoides;fish and shark teeth-Cretorectolobus,Enchodus,Hybodus,Hypotodus,Ischyrhiza,Lepisosteus,Micropristis,Myledaphus,Odontapsis,Parabula,Plicatolamna,Protoplatyrhina,Ptychotrygon,Scapanorhynchus...Until such time as I locate Case's original paper(s), I have included all the 'Case Sites' in this item. One site is at in SW1/4S22T48NR91W,WY,
WorlandWashakieWYW at Fifteen Mile CreekEoceneWillwoodmammal teeth Coryphodon, Hyracotherium,
WorlandWashakieWYS along US20 along bighorn RiverPetrified Wood.,
Beaver CreekWestonWYCephalopods Oxybeloceras,
Gunsight LedgeWestonWYIn Thunder Basin National GrasslandCretaceousLancegar fish,lizards,
Hoodoo PointWestonWYIn Thunder Basin National GrasslandCretaceousLancediverse microvertebrate fauna-sharks,fish,diverse reptiles,mammals,
NewcastleWestonWYvertebrates - Ptychodus,
OsageWestonWYCretaceousMowryplesiosaur bones-Myopterygius,
Pilgrim Creek[?]WY[?]EoceneChadronMammal Reference LocationThis may refer to the Oligocene White River Formation on Pilgrim Creek N of Two Ocean Lake in Grand Teton National Park, Teton Cy, WY,
[?]-YTDevonian MiddleMichelleBrachiopod -Opsiconidion (20),
Beaver River-YTLat. 60 27'N..Long. 125 47.5'WSilurianvertebrates-Ariaspis,Dikenaspis,Homalaspidella,Ptomaspis,Traquairaspis?,Vernonaspis,
Big Creek-YTPleistoceneLions,
Bluefish caves-YTPleistoceneLions,
Colville Hills-YTCambrian Lower-MiddleMt Capfossils,
Dawson City-YTPleistoceneLions,
Dodo Canyon-YTCambrian Lower-MiddleMt Capfossils,
Dublin Gulch-YTPleistoceneLions,
Ettrain Creek-YTCarboniferous UpperEttrain {assumed}Spiriferella,
Lime Peak-YTin LimestoneTriassicalgae - Ivanovia,
Mt Clark-YT35 meters below top of FormationCambrian LowerMt Capfossils,
Ogilvie Mtns-YTWestern Ogilvie MtnsDevonian LowerOgilvieBrachiopods - Vagrania (20),
Old Crow Basin-YTin lacustrian clays cut through by modern river drainagePleistoceneleaves, insects, invertebrates, vertebrates,
Old Crow Basin-YTPleistoceneLions,
Peel Creek-YTCarboniferous UpperEttrainSpiriferella (20),
Sixtymile-YTPleistoceneLions,
Yukon River-YTIn numerous area exposures of Pleistocene beds in River banks near junctions of Old Crow and Porcupine Rivers with the YukonPleistoceneinsect fossils,
Yukon River-YTarea river banks and gold minesPleistocenemammoth tusks,
Werneke MtnsEastern Yukon TerritoryYTEdiacaran fossils in siltstonesEdiacaria,

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