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List of geological units in Nagasaki prefecture
A list of stratigraphic units, igneous bodies, and geological structures reported from Nagasaki prefecture, Kyushu region, Kyushu island, Japan.
Photographs of geological units in Nagasaki prefecture
- Silurian-Carboniferous
- Nishisonogi metamorphic rocks
- Cretaceous (145.0-66.0 Ma)
- Mitsuze formation
- Tanoshima contact metamorphic rocks
- Cenozoic
- Tachi formation
- Koga formation
- Kirimiya formation
- Paleogene
- Koyagi formation
- Paleocene-Eocene
- Akasaki group
- Kitaura formation
- Eocene (56.0-39.0 Ma)
- Iojima group
- Okinoshima formation
- Saburashi formation
- Sakasegawa formation
- Takashima group
- Terashima group
- Isahaya group
- Enoura formation
- Keya formation
- Eocene-Oligocene
- Yagami group
- Eocene-Miocene
- Iojima group
- Kawasaki member
- Senjojiki member
- Taishu Group
- Upper formation
- Middle formation
- Lower formation
- Tsuwa Sand Body
- Goneo Sand Body
- Kazikasone Sand Body
- Kawachi Sand Body
- Sagokitazato Sand Body
- Oligocene (39.0-23.03 Ma)
- Kishima group
- Haraake formation
- Kihara formation
- Zoshuku formation
- Iojima group
- Lower Iojima formation
- Matsushima group
- Ichigoshima formation
- Sakito formation
- Oligocene-Miocene
- Kase formation
- Katsumoto formation
- Neogene
- Yamaguchi formation
- Araikiri formation
- Hirakoba formation
- Indoji formation
- Miocene (23.03-5.33 Ma)
- Sasebo group
- Ainoura formation (Ainoura group)
- Tajimadake subformation
- Kashimae subformation
- Hino member
- Ishidake member
- Amakata subformation
- Udogoe member
- Konpiradake member
- Masaru fossil zone
- Konpira member
- Fukui formation
- Hongaura tuff bed
- Sechibaru formation
- Matsuura-sanjaku formation
- Nakazato formation
- Yunoki formation
- Uchiyama granite
- Iojima group
- Upper Iojima formation
- Nishisonogi group
- Nakato formation (Higiri? formation)
- Shioda formation
- Yurigadake formation
- Tokuman formation
- Maze formation
- Nanatsugama formation
- Nagayo group
- Hirakoba formation
- Kawahira diorite
- Goto group
- Nojima group
- Fukatsuki formation
- Oya formation
- Goto granites
- Nishiurakami propylite
- Hirado group
- Tabira formation
- Fukue welded tuff bed
- Hachinokubo formation
- Miocene-Pliocene
- Matsuura basalts
- Pliocene (5.33-2.58 Ma)
- Zencho formation
- Kogakura formation
- Iki formation
- Chojabaru formation
- Hidake basalt
- Fukuejima basalts
- Hayasaki basalt
- Pliocene-Pleistocene
- Mogi formation (Mogi plant fossil bed)
- Kikitsu plant fossil bed
- Quarternary
- Nanryuzaki formation
- Pleistocene (2.58- 0.01Ma)
- Ebishima Limestone
- Hirayama formation
- Nagasaki volcanic rocks
- Shimonokama shell bed
- Kuchinotsu group
- Kitaarima formation
- Tsubami shell bed
- Oya formation
- Aso welded tuff bed
- Oe formation
- Oe shell bed
- Minamikushiyama formation
- Tatsuishi formation (Unzen lahar deposit)
- Taradake volcanic rocks
- Taradake lava
- Tsukushi volcanic rocks (Tsukushi lava)
- Fujitsu formation
- Nagasaki volcanic rocks
- Shihara formation
- Minamishimabara volcanic rocks
- Obama formation
- Arita rhyolites
- Holocene (0.01-0 Ma)
- Unzen volcano
- Shinyake lava
- Furuyake lava
- Unzen 1993 Lahar Deposit
- Dejima shell bed
- Age unknown
- Wakimisaki formation
- Kikitsu coal bed
- Kaizu formation
- Hashima coal bed
- Goma-goshaku formation
- Uehasshaku? formation
- Unzen volcano
- Fugendakekitei lava
- Fugendake lava
- Fugendakeshu lava
- Mayuyama lava
- Senbongi lahar deposit
- Ionayama volcanic rocks
- Unzenkitei tuff breccia
- Mayuyama debris flow deposit
- Shichimenzen lava
- Mayuyama tuff breccia
- Iwamatsu basalts
- Hokusho basalts
- Saikai tuff breccia
- Omodaka formation
- Nagura basalt
- Segawa basalts
- Myojonobana andesites
- Higashimen formation
- Betsuto formation
- Hayama basalts
- Shindenyonshaku formation
- Tsukumojima group
- Danjo welded tuff bed
- Nakadori-A formation
- Nakadori-B formation
- Shiratake quartz porphyry
- Geological structures
- Chijiiwa fault
- Hino fault
- Yumihari fault
- Kunimi fault
- Nagahama fault
- Sazagawa fault
- Amadake? fault
- Ojikajima volcanoes