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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 estima