Kohat-Potwar Basin (Upper Indus)
Salt Range
Northern Punjab, between Jhelum and Indus rivers · Foreland fold-and-thrust belt
A mountain range in Punjab province with the most complete stratigraphic record from Precambrian to Recent. Exposes one of the most complete and fossiliferous Paleozoic-Mesozoic sequences in the world, including the famous Khewra Salt Mine.
Units
34
Basin
Kohat-Potwar Basin (Upper Indus)
Tectonic setting
Foreland fold-and-thrust belt
Units in this province
34 unitsLine these up against other basins on the correlation panel →
- Chinji Formation
- Dhok Pathan Formation
- Kamlial Formation
- Nagri Formation
- Hangu Formation
- Kuldana Formation
- Nammal Formation
- Chorgali Formation
- Lockhart Limestone
- Patala Formation
- Sakesar Formation
- Lumshiwal Formation
- Kawagarh Formation
- Chichali Formation
- Datta Formation
- Samana Suk Formation
- Shinawari Formation
- Mianwali Formation
- Tredian Formation
- Kingriali Formation
- Amb Formation
- Chhidru Formation
- Chidru Formation
- Dandot Formation
- Sardhi Formation
- Tobra Formation
- Warcha Formation
- Wargal Limestone
- Baghanwala Formation
- Jutana Formation
- Khewra Sandstone
- Khisor Formation
- Kussak Formation
- Salt Range Formation
Band colour = period; texture = dominant rock type. Lines between bands mark the contact type (wavy = unconformity inferred from a missing period). True scale makes height ∝ recorded thickness; hatched = thickness not recorded. Ages approximate, for ordering.