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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 abov