Myanmar Central Basin

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The Myanmar Central Basin is a major sedimentary basin in central Myanmar known for its complex tectonic history and significant hydrocarbon potential.

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Label Occurrences
Myanmar Central Basin canonical 1
Myanmar onshore basins 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf sedimentary basin
boundedBy Indo-Burman Ranges
linked to: Arakan Mountains

Shan Plateau
contains reservoir sandstones
seal shales
source rocks for hydrocarbons
country Myanmar
economicImportance important for Myanmar hydrocarbon industry
exploredFor gas
oil
formedDuring Cenozoic
Mesozoic
hasAgeRange Late Mesozoic to Cenozoic
hasDepositionalEnvironment deltaic
fluvial
shallow marine
hasExplorationActivity onshore drilling
seismic surveys
hasLithology coal
sandstone
shale
siltstone
hasResource natural gas
petroleum
hasResourcePotential significant hydrocarbon potential
hasSedimentThickness several kilometers
hasStratigraphy thick clastic sedimentary succession
hasStructuralStyle fault-related anticlines
fold-and-thrust structures
hasTectonicHistory complex
languageOfToponym English
locatedIn central Myanmar
locatedInGeologicRegion Southeast Asia
locatedOnContinent Asia
overlies pre-Mesozoic basement
partOf Myanmar onshore basins
Southeast Asian tectonic province
linked to: Shan–Thai terrane
relatedToPlateBoundary India–Eurasia collision
linked to: Himalayan orogeny

Sunda plate margin
linked to: Sunda Plate
studiedInDiscipline petroleum geology
stratigraphy
tectonics
tectonicSetting back-arc related basin
foreland basin

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Burma Plate associatedWithStructure Myanmar Central Basin
Myanmar Central Basin partOf Myanmar onshore basins
linked to: Myanmar Central Basin