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SRMEG-GEOSS Workshop on Geology of Singapore 05 April 2010 1 2 4 5 Singapore’s natural deposits are classified under 10 geological formations. In decreasing age, they are outlined with their characteristic rock or sediment types. 1. Sajahat Formation: quartzite, argillite 2. Gombak norite: gabbro 3. Palaeozoic Volcanics: tuff 4. Bukit Timah Granite: granite 5. Jurong Formation: reddish mudstone, grey fossil-rich mudstone and shale, fossil-rich limestone, siltstone, sandstone, conglomerate 6. Fort Canning Boulder Bed: hard red and white sandy silty clay containing many sandstone boulders 7. Old Alluvium: dense muddy sand/gravel 8. Huat Choe Formation: firm white kaolin clay 9. Tekong Formation: loose pebbly sand 10. Kallang Formation: soft grey clay, loose brownish muddy sand, loose light grey to white sand, peaty clay. 6 3 9 7 8 10

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SRMEG-GEOSS Workshop on Geology of Singapore

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Singapore’s natural deposits are classified under 10 geological formations. In decreasing age, they are outlined with their characteristic rock or sediment types.1. Sajahat Formation: quartzite, argillite2. Gombak norite: gabbro3. Palaeozoic Volcanics: tuff4. Bukit Timah Granite: granite5. Jurong Formation: reddish mudstone, grey fossil-rich mudstone and shale, fossil-rich limestone, siltstone, sandstone, conglomerate6. Fort Canning Boulder Bed: hard red and white sandy silty clay containing many sandstone boulders7. Old Alluvium: dense muddy sand/gravel8. Huat Choe Formation: firm white kaolin clay9. Tekong Formation: loose pebbly sand10. Kallang Formation: soft grey clay, loose brownish muddy sand, loose light grey to white sand, peaty clay.

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