Lodgepole formation

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The Lodgepole Formation is a Mississippian-age carbonate rock unit in the Williston Basin of North America, known for its limestone and dolostone deposits and its role in regional petroleum systems.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf carbonate rock unit
geologic formation
ageQualifier early Mississippian
contains dolomitized intervals
fossiliferous limestone
grainstone
marine fossils
mudstone
packstone
wackestone
continent North America
country Canada
United States
depositionalEnvironment carbonate shelf
shallow marine
diagenesis dolomitization
economicImportance hydrocarbon production
natural gas reservoir
oil reservoir
geologicAge Mississippian
geologicPeriod Carboniferous
knownFor petroleum reservoir
role in regional petroleum systems
lithology dolostone
limestone
namedFor Lodgepole Creek area
overlies Bakken Formation
Three Forks Formation
partOf Williston Basin
petroleumSystemElement reservoir rock
seal rock
porosityType fracture porosity
intergranular porosity
presentIn Manitoba
Montana
North Dakota
Saskatchewan
primaryComposition carbonate rocks
region Canada
United States
rockType sedimentary rock
stratigraphicUnitOf Madison Group
Mississippian System
subperiod Mississippian
underlies Charles Formation
Mission Canyon Formation

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Bakken formation region underlies Lodgepole formation