Northeastern British Columbia Stratigraphic Correlation Chart | NE BC Geological Map

The Northeastern British Columbia Stratigraphic Correlation Chart (Table of Formations) is a highly technical, definitive geological reference designed for petroleum geologists, sub-surface engineers, energy exploration teams, and GIS analysts. Published by the British Columbia Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, this detailed wall chart provides a comprehensive spatial and chronological correlation of subsurface strata across the hydrocarbon-rich regions of NE BC.

Key Features & Geological Data Included:

• Regional Structural Breakdowns: Side-by-side stratigraphic columns comparing the Northern Region of NE B.C. and the Southern Region of NE B.C., further subdivided into Rocky Mountains and Foothills vs. Plains depositional environments.

• Complete Chronostratigraphic Scale: Full coverage across all major geological eras, periods, and epochs, mapping out Precambrian, Palaeozoic (Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Mississippian, Pennsylvanian, Permian), Mesozoic (Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous), and Cenozoic (Tertiary, Quaternary) strata.

• Major Producing Resource Groups: Explicit tracking of key exploration targets and source rocks, including the Fort Saint John Group (Shaftesbury, Dunvegan, Goodrich, Hasler, Gates), the Smoky Group, the Bullhead Group, as well as major tight-gas and unconventional intervals like the Montney, Doig, and Baldonnel formations.

• Exclusive Charlie Lake Member Reference: Includes the official breakdown index listing all 24 definitive Charlie Lake Members applicable to the Plains area of the Southern Region, including the Boundary Bay, Basal Boundary Lake, Inga, Artex, Blueberry, Cecil, Siphon, and Coplin intervals.

• Deep Palaeozoic Horizons: Outlines critical deep horizons and regional carbonate/shale successions such as the Prophet, Besa River, Banff, Muncho-McConnell, and Nonda formations.

Perfect for boardroom review, technical offices, or pre-planning exploration tracks, this table of formations map is an indispensable tool for understanding the complex sub-surface architecture of Western Canada's primary energy plays.