Age

Stratum

Vertical Depth (calculate from sea level)

Lithology

Cenozoic

Sea Bottom

2535 m

Offshore clay

Pleistocene-Plio

2655 m

Fine particle and poorly cemented sandstone, poor classified bioclastic rock and soft-semi-hard shale, some sandy and calcareous stones

Upper Miocene

2955 m

Semi-hard plastic shale, slight calcareous and squamose structure, fine particle sandstone lamination and shale matrix calcareous bonding

Upper Eocene

3170 m

Fine-grain shale and calcareous sandstone stromatolite

Lower Eocene

3800 m

Soft-semi-hard shale, sandy and calcareous stones, fine sandstone and sandstone of calcareous matrix stromatolite in some places.

Lower Eocene/Wilcox

4130 m

Sandstone and shale and fine grain gravel stromatolite is formed by anorthosite, metamorphic, sedimentary and auxiliary minerals (target layer)

Upper Paleocene

4675 m

Medium shale layer to well cemented fine-grain sandstone layer

Paleocene/Whopper

5670 m

Moderately classified fine sandstone (target layer)

Total depth

6195 m