The information on this page is a summary description.
The full formal description is available here: Rees Facies
| Abbreviation | Re |
| Parent unit | Although occurring geometrically between the Mol Formation and the Merkpslas Formation, its stratigraphic hierarchy with respect to both is at present uncertain and therefore the Rees Facies is not formally attributed to either of both. Note that earlier on the geological map 8/2 Turnhout-Meerle (Buffel et al., 2002) the Rees Facies was included as a member in the Formation of Mol. |
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| Authors | Vandenberghe, N. & Deckers, J. |
| Date | 01/09/2023 |
| Cite as | Vandenberghe, N. & Deckers, J., 2023. The Rees Facies, 01/09/2023. National Commission for Stratigraphy Belgium. http://ncs.naturalsciences.be/lithostratigraphy/Rees-Facies |
