Table 1

Geology and lithology details of the study area

GroupLithologyThickness
Newer alluviumSand, silt, gravel and pebblesVariable
Siwalik Group Upper Siwalik Predominantly massive conglomerate with red and orange clay as matrix and minor sandstone and earthy buff and brown clay stone 2,300 meter 
Sandstone, clay and conglomerate alternation 
Middle Siwalik Native claystone variegated and prodigious claystone with alternated conglomerate. 1,400–2,000 meter 
Predominantly medium to coarse- grained sandstone and red clay alternation, soft pebbly with subordinate clays stone, locally thick prism of conglomerate 
Lower Siwalik Calcareous cement, pebbly sandstone alternation (fine-medium), claystone (median maroon-chocolate form) in the mid-segment. 1,600 meter 
Claystone (mauve-red) having interpolated medium-fine grains of sandstone. 
GroupLithologyThickness
Newer alluviumSand, silt, gravel and pebblesVariable
Siwalik Group Upper Siwalik Predominantly massive conglomerate with red and orange clay as matrix and minor sandstone and earthy buff and brown clay stone 2,300 meter 
Sandstone, clay and conglomerate alternation 
Middle Siwalik Native claystone variegated and prodigious claystone with alternated conglomerate. 1,400–2,000 meter 
Predominantly medium to coarse- grained sandstone and red clay alternation, soft pebbly with subordinate clays stone, locally thick prism of conglomerate 
Lower Siwalik Calcareous cement, pebbly sandstone alternation (fine-medium), claystone (median maroon-chocolate form) in the mid-segment. 1,600 meter 
Claystone (mauve-red) having interpolated medium-fine grains of sandstone. 
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