SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

The sedimentary rocks that surround Devils Tower have a total exposed

thickness of about 400 feet. They are divided, from oldest to youngest,

into the Spearfish formation of Triassic age, the Gypsum Spring

formation of Middle Jurassic age, and the Sundance formation of Late

Jurassic age (fig. 54).

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