Code

Litotype

Description

1

Quaternary deposits

Quaternary sediments loose or weakly cohesive consisting of edge deposits as actual alluvion and river and lake terraces.

2

Consolidated Quaternary deposits

Quaternary age deposits cemented behavior lithoid or semi lithoid.

3

Flysch deposits

Structurally complex formations with arenaceous-silty lithology.

4

Marly limestones

Marly limestone, calcareous stratified rocks with the predominance of carbonate lithologies. Layers with of a few decimetres thickness.

5

Marls and clay marls

Marls and clay marls, stratified rocks with the prevalent presence of argillaceous lithologies. Layers with decimeter thickness.

6

Limestones, marls and clays alternations

Limestones, marls and clays alternations structurally complex formations with alternating lithologies clay-marl and limestone.

7

Stratified limestone

Stratified limestone, Limestone and calcareous marl layered thickly, Limestone in layers of a few decimeter thick or benches.

8

Dolostones

Dolomite, Dolomitic and dolomitic limestone with detrital behavior often appeare brecciate and powdery for tectonic causes.