BELA PALAIKA

LEGEND OF MAPPING UNITS
Quaternary
1. Talus cone, - 2. Alluvium. - 3. Proluvium. - 4. Slope wash. - 5. Spring deposits. - 6. Lower river terrace.
- 7. Middle river terrace. - 8. Upper river terrace.
Pliocene-Quaternary
9. Sandy and pebbly clay, sand and gravel.
Tertiary
10. Pliocene sand, gravel, marl and clay: a-conglomerate. - 11. Lower Pliocene gravel, sand and clay with
coal. - 12. Agglomerate of hornblende-biotite andesite. - 13. Miocene-Pliocene sand, gravel and clay. - 14.
Aglomerate of basanitic olivine-basalt. - 15. Nepheline basanite. -16. Teschenite. - 17. AIkaIi-gabroide
rocks of Nogava. - 18. Tuffite of the amphibole-andesite composition. - 19. Middle-Upper Miocene clay
with coal, sand and gravel, - 20. Middle Miocene amphibole-andesite. - 21. Middle Miocene sand, clay and
gravel; a-conglomerate. - 22. Miocene hornblende-biotite dacite. - 23. Lower Miocene tuff of amphibole­
-biotite andesite composition. - 24. Lower Miocene marl, sandstone, shale with coal and limestone. - 25.
Upper Oligocene siltstone, marl, shale, sandstone and conglomerate. - 26. Paleogene sandstone, bituminous
shale and marl ("productive series"). - 27. Paleogene limestone. - 28. Paleogene conglomerate and sandstones
Cretaceous
29. Maastrichtian sandstone, shale and sandy marl with cyrenae. - 30. Latite. - 31. Agglomerate of hornblende
andesite and latite. - 32. Maastrichtian marl, sandstone and limestone. - 33. Maastrichtian rudist limestone.
- 34. Senonian sandstone and conglomerate. - 35. Albian sandstone and shale. - 36. Aptian conglomerate,
sandstone and siltstone; a-limestone. - 37. Aptian sandstone and marl; a-limestone. - 38. Barremian-Aptian
limestone and dolomite; a-marly limestone. - 39. Valanginian and Hauterivian sandstone, marl, sandy limestone
and dolomite. - 40. Valanginian thick bedded limestone and dolomite. - 41. Valanginian marl and shale.
Jurrasic-Cretaceous
42. Carbonate-clastic flysch: calcarenite, sandstone and marl. - 43. Sandy flych: conglomerate, calcarenite,
marl and shale. - 44. Clastic flysch: sandstone, siltstone and shale. - 45. Limestone and dolomite.
Jurrasic
46. Portlandian limestone and dolomite. - 47. Oxfordian-Kimmeridgian dolomite and dolomitic cherty limestone.
- 48. Middle-Upper Jurassic bituminous limestone and sandstone. - 49. Middle Jurassic limestone and sandstone.
Triassic
50. Campilian sandy and marly limestone and sandstone. - 51. Lower Scythian conglomerate and coarse­
-grained sandstone.
Paleozoic
52. Permian conglomerate, sandstone and siltstone. - 53. Upper Carboniferous sandstone, shale and conglomerate.
- 54. Plagiogranite. - 55. Olivin-basalt. - 56. Devonian-Carboniferous sandstone, phyllite and chlorite
schist; a-limestone. - 57. Middle-Upper Devonian flysch: shale, siltstone and sandstone. - 58. Gabbroids.
- 59. Middle-Upper Devonian sandstone, sandi shale and siltstone; a-limestone. - 60. Lower Devonian
limestone and greywacke. - 61. Upper Silurian. limestone. - 62. Silurian metasandstone, argillaceous schist
and limestone. - 63. Hydrothermal alterations. - 64. Quartz veins. - 56. Plagiogranite. - 66. Meta-gabbro.
- 67. Quartz-sericite schist. - 68. Sericite-chlorite schist. - 69. Quartz conglomerate and quartzite.
Lower Paleozoic-Upper Proterozoic
70. Quartz keratophyre and keratophyre. - 71. Meta-diabase. - 72- Albite-chlorite and epidote-chlorite schists.
- 73. Albite-chlorite-sericite schist. - 74. Cataclastic chlorite-sericite schist. - 75. Clorite-sericite schist.
- 76. Muscovite-albite-shlorite-quartz schist. - 77. Muscovite quartzite. - 78. Chlorite-epidote schist. -
79. Actinolite schist. - 80. Albite schist. - 81. Albite-chlorite-muscovite schist.
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