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The Kreyenhagen Formation

 

The Kreyenhagen Formation is an Middle to Upper Eocene-age geologic unit in the San Joaquin Valley. Included in the Kreyenhagen are organic-rich shales that source some of the oils produced in the valley.

 

A Gallery of Pictures from the Kreyenhagen Formation

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