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List of geological units in Tottori prefecture
A list of stratigraphic units, igneous bodies, and geological structures reported from Tottori prefecture, Chugoku region, Honshu island, Japan.
Photographs of geological units in Tottori prefecture
- Paleozoic
- Sangun Metamorphic Rocks
- Hatto Formation
- Mikuragawa Basalt Member
- Chizu Formation
- Shitani Formation
- Tsunotani Formation
- Tari-Nekoyama Body
- Inazumiyama Body
- Mesozoic
- Yokawa Granodiorite Porphyrite
- Nagisan Andesites
- Obatake Rhyolite
- Nishiuzuka Granophyre
- Kurayoshi Formation
- Jurassic
- Ebi Granite
- Cretaceous (145.0-66.0 Ma)
- Yadagawa Group
- Hanabara Complex
- Kyushozan Granite
- Kamochi Conglomerate
- Chizu Granite
- Mochigase Granite
- Kurami Granite
- Wakasugisen gabbro
- Ningyotoge granite
- Okutsu granodiorite
- Kijiyama volcanic rocks
- Cretaceous-Paleogene
- Hinokawa Granite
- Shimohagi Granodiorite
- Tari-Mikuniyama Granodiorite
- Kirinzan-Okurayama-Hanamiyama Body
- Sekiryo Body
- Paleogene
- Tottori Granite
- Shoyama Body
- Shimokoya granite
- Namariyama granodiorite (Namariyama granophyre, Namariyama graphic granite)
- Paleocene-Eocene
- Sanin Belt
- Older Inbi stage intrusive rocks
- Asagaridani Granodiorite
- Hobutsusen Granite
- Kamiiwami Granite
- Younger Inbi intrusive rocks
- Neu Granite
- Abire Granodiorite
- Yokota intrusion
- Miocene (23.03-5.33 Ma)
- Tottori Group
- Iwami Formation
- Aragane Pyroclastic Member
- Oda Andesite Member
- Fuganji Mudstone Member
- Moroga Conglomerate Member
- Engoji Volcanic Member
- Shichisan Sandstone and Mudstone Member
- Kisaichi Formation
- Kumoyama Sandstone and Mudstone Alternation Member
- Sandaiji Siltstone Member
- Entsuji Conglomerate and Sandstone Member
- Yazu Formation
- Kawahara Formation
- Koge Formation
- Tsukudani Formation
- Nageiredo Tuff Breccia
- Ojika Tuff Breccia
- Nakatsu Volcanic Rocks
- Oro Rhyolite
- Omori Formation
- Kuri Formation
- Kawai Formation
- Hata Formation
- Yonago caldera
- Uzuki Gabbro
- Hosshoji formation
- Tatsumitoge formation
- Nagasuna rhyolite
- Bihoku Group
- Tari formation
- Hokutan Group
- Muraoka Formation
- Toyooka Formation
- Yoka Formation
- Takayanagi Formation
- Sugizki Tuff
- Miocene-Pliocene
- Hogi formation
- Pliocene (5.33-2.58 Ma)
- Mikammuriyama Andesites
- Hachibuseyama Platy Andesites
- Kamejiri Basalts
- Dakyoji Gravel Bed
- Tawara Platy Andesites
- Mitokusan Andesites
- Sakamoto Andesites
- Nakatsugo Andesites
- Tando Tuff Breccia
- Takashimizu Basalts
- Ningyotoge Formation
- Teragi Group
- Terada Andesite Member
- Haruki Mudstone Member
- Yudani Conglomerate Member
- Misasa group
- Aba formation
- Togo formation
- Ningyotoge formation
- Oga Porphyrite
- Fuchimi Mass
- Kamiarafune Mass
- Miyamaguchi Dacite
- Yodo Basalt Lava
- Hakuto formation
- Amedaki andesite
- Kawaidani formation
- Kawaidani rhyolite
- Pliocene-Pleistocene
- Amedaki Andesite
- Amedaki Gravel Bed
- Inabayama Basalt
- Inabayama Gravel Bed
- Suganosen Andesite
- Tsuruta basalt
- Hyonosen volcanic rocks
- Pleistocene (2.58- 0.01Ma)
- Hiruzen volcano group
- Kamihiruzen volcano
- Kamihiruzen Lava
- Nakahiruzen volcano
- Nakahiruzen Lava
- Shimohiruzen volcano
- Upper Shimohiruzen Lava
- Lower Shimohiruzen Lava
- Futamatasen volcano
- Futamatasen Lava
- Giboshisen volcano
- Giboshisen Lava
- Somma
- Isai Lava
- Yokota Volcano Group
- Iwatate Basalt
- Hoden Basalt
- Tsuruta Basalt
- Daisen volcano
- Younger volcano
- Volcanic Fan V Deposit
- Volcanic Fan IV Deposit
- Masumizuhara Pyroclastic Flow Deposit
- Sasaganaru Pyroclastic Flow Deposit
- Volcanic Fan III Deposit
- Makibara Pyroclastic Flow Deposit
- Volcanic Fan II Deposit
- Nawa Pyroclastic Flow Deposit
- Volcanic Fan I Deposit
- Sankoho Lava Dome
- Amidagawa Pyroclastic Flow Deposit
- Misen Lava Dome
- Karasugasen Lava Dome
- Furikosen Lava Dome
- Older volcano
- Older Volcanic Fan Deposit
- Fukuichi Sand and Gravel Bed
- Okura Pyroclastic Flow Deposits
- Tataradoyama volcano
- Tsubanukiyama Lava Dome
- Iwabuseyama Lava
- Somma
- Yoshiwara Lava
- Shiroyama Lava
- Senjosan Lava
- Katsutagasen Lava
- Yahazugasen Lava
- Flank volcano
- Koreisan Lava Dome
- Nabeyama Pyroclastic Cone
- Uenohara Lava
- Takaidani Lava
- Tsubokameyama Lava
- Hongu Body
- Odani Body
- Parasitic cone
- L1
- L2
- L3
- L4
- L5
- P1
- P2
- P3
- P4
- Shimohoju Mudflow Deposit
- Oginosen Volcanic Rocks
- Stage-III
- Ishiidani lava
- Otakidani-4 lava
- Otakidani-3 lava
- Otakidani-2 lava
- Otakidani-1 lava
- Sugano lava
- Oginosennanbu-1 lava
- Stage-II
- Oginosennanbu-3 lava
- Oginosennanbu-2 lava
- Kawaidani-1 lava
- Stage-I
- Kawaidani-2 lava
- Hirotomeno Lava
- Upper Oginosen Lava
- Lower Oginosen Lava
- Funayama Gravel Bed
- Yura formation
- Hojo Sand Dune
- New sand dune deposit
- New sand dune deposit-II
- New sand dune deposit-IIc
- New sand dune deposit-IIb
- New sand dune deposit-IIa
- New sand dune deposit-I
- Kurosuna formation
- New sand dune deposit-I
- Tsunoi formation
- Tottori Sand Dunes
- Ancient Sand Dune
- AT Tephra
- SK Tephra
- DMP Tephra
- HdP Tephra
- DKP Tephra (Nawa pumice bed)
- DNP Tephra (Daisen-Matsue pumice bed, Agenoki pumice bed)
- Daisen-Sekigane Tephra
- Lower Tephra Group
- Daisen tuff bed
- Upper Daisen tuff bed (DU, Misen pyroclastic flow deposit, Misen pumice bed)
- Middle Daisen tuff bed
- Lower Daisen tuff bed
- Lowest Daisen tuff bed
- Yumigahama Sandbar
- Terrace Deposits, Hattogawa river
- Middle I Terrace Deposits, Hosshojigawa river
- River Terrace Deposits, Tari
- River Terrace Deposits, Hinogawa river
- Holocene (0.01-0 Ma)
- Tottori Sand Dunes
- Recent Sand Dune
- Sakaiminato Formation
- Age unknown
- Aso-4 tuff bed
- Daisen-Arata-1 pumice bed
- Daisen-Arata-2 pumice bed
- Hori pyroclastic flow deposit
- Kamogaoka tuff bed
- Shitanohoki volcanic sand deposit
- Uenohoki volcanic sand deposit
- Odori volcanic sand deposit
- Tomie pyroclastic flow deposit
- Old sand dune deposit (Hojo sand dune deposit)
- Old sand dune deposit
- Yuyama formation
- Mizutuski formation
- Geological structures
- Yoshioka fault
- Shikano fault