Talk:Eagle Formation
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The article Eagle Sandstone also covers this topic and this article should be merged that article. The Eagle Formation, named in Walter Harvey Weed (1899). "Fort Benton folio, Montana" (PDF). Folios of the Geologic Atlas. doi:10.3133/GF55. Wikidata Q63225730. in 1899, was renamed Eagle Sandstone in Robert M. Lindvall (1953). "Geology of the Eagleton quadrangle, Montana". Geologic Quadrangle. doi:10.3133/GQ29. ISSN 0375-8117. Wikidata Q61824259. wherein the same subunits are discussed. Trilotat (talk) 15:42, 6 October 2019 (UTC)