Category:Sedimentary rocks in Germany

• Sedimentary rocks in Germany by geochronology (10 C)
• Sedimentary rocks in Germany by state (15 C)

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• Badlands of Germany (17 F)
• Limestone formations in Germany (33 C, 39 F)
• Mudstone formations in Germany (6 C, 3 F)
• Volcano-sedimentary rocks in Germany (1 C)

A

• Anhydrite (rock) in Germany (1 C, 7 F)

C

• Chert in Germany (5 C, 2 F)
• Clay in Germany (4 C, 2 F)
• Claystone in Germany (1 C)
• Concretions in Germany (1 C, 6 F)

D

• Dolomite in Germany (5 C, 1 F)

E

• Evaporite in Germany (4 C)

F

• Fanglomerates in Germany (2 F)
• Flysch in Germany (1 C, 3 F)

G

• Greywacke in Germany (4 C, 10 F)

H

• Halite in Germany (1 C, 1 F)

I

• Intrusive sedimentary rocks in Germany (2 C)

L

• Limestone in Germany (17 C, 17 F)

M

• Marl in Germany (7 C, 6 F)
• Metasedimentary rocks in Germany (2 C)
• Mudstone in Germany (4 C, 1 F)

O

• Oil shale in Germany (2 C, 6 F)

P

• Posidonienschiefer-Formation (5 C, 15 F)

S

• Sandstone in Germany (14 C, 13 F)
• Shale in Germany (4 C, 10 F)
• Siltstone in Germany (1 C)

T

• Travertine in Germany (16 C, 7 F)
• Tufa in Germany (22 C, 134 F)

V

• Volcano-sedimentary formations in Germany (1 C)

W

• Wackestone in Germany (1 C)