Figure 10.1

Correlation chart for the Lower and Middle Devonian strata of the Elk Point Group.

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Figure 10.2

Pre-Devonian, Lower Elk Point paleotopographic features, and lines of regional cross sections.

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Figure 10.3

Isopach map of the Elk Point Group, southern Interior Plains, Canada.

Table 10.3a

Oil production from the Elk Point Group.

Table 10.3b

Gas production from the Elk Point Group.

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Figure 10.4

Distribution of Lower Devonian strata (Tsetso, Camsell, lower Mirage Point and Lotsberg).

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Figure 10.5

Distribution of lower Middle Devonian, sub-Headless strata (Arnica, Fort Norman, Funeral, Mirage Point, Cold Lake and Basal Red Beds).

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Figure 10.6

Distribution of the lower Middle Devonian, Headless equivalents (lower Lonely Bay, upper Chinchaga, Contact Rapids and Ashern).

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Figure 10.7

Distribution of the Lower Givetian strata (Evie, Pine Point, Muskeg, Prairie Evaporite).

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Figure 10.8

Distribution of the Middle Givetian (sub-Watt Mountain) strata (Otter Park, Sulphur Point, Bistcho and Dawson Bay).

Figure 10.9

Regional stratigraphic cross section H-H', Cli Lake to Great Slave Lake, southern District of Mackenzie. Note that the vertical scale (1:3500) is considerably expanded from the Atlas standard (1:6000). Horizontal spacing is not to scale.

Figure 10.10

Stratigraphic cross section I-I'across the southern flank of Tathlina Uplift, northern Alberta and southern District of Mackenzie. Note that the vertical scale (1:3500) is considerably expanded from the Atlas standard (1:6000). Horizontal spacing is not to scale.

Figure 10.11

Regional stratigraphic cross section J-J', Beaver River to Worsley, northeastern British Columbia and west-central Alberta (location on Fig. 10.2). Note that the vertical scale (1:4000) is considerably expanded from the Atlas standard (1:6000).

Figure 10.12

Stratigraphic cross section of the Keg River Formation, Red Earth region, central Alberta.

Figure 10.13

Stratigraphic cross section of Elk Point and Beaverhill Lake strata east of Worsley, central Alberta. Evaporites of the Muskeg Formation (pink) grade to red beds (red-orange) onlapping the Peace River Highland. Note as well the diachronous nature of the overlying Gilwood sandstone.

Figure 10.14

Regional stratigraphic cross section K-K', Klingzut to Wood Buffalo, Elk Point Group, northeastern British Columbia and northern Alberta (location on Fig. 10.2).

Figure 10.15

Regional stratigraphic cross section L-L', Brazeau River to Beaver River, central Alberta and Saskatchewan (location on Fig. 10.2).

Figure 10.16

Stratigraphic cross section M-M', Fort McMurray area, central Alberta and Saskatchewan (location on Fig. 10.2). Note that the vertical scale (1:3500) is considerably expanded from the Atlas standard (1:6000).

Figure 10.17

Regional stratigraphic cross section N-N', Eastend to Whitefox, southern Saskatchewan (location on Fig. 10.2).

Figure 10.18

Stratigraphic cross section O-O', western Potash District, southwestern Saskatchewan (location on Fig. 10.2).

Figure 10.19

Type section (left) and reference section (right) of the Elk Point Group. Vertical scale 1:3000 (Atlas standard).

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Figure 10.20

Structure contour map, top of Watt Mountain and Dawson Bay formations, southern Interior Plains.