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El Saucejo-Campillos

ID #115
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Other comments Complex tectonic evolution: (1) extensional regime, diapirs pierce the overlying sediments and the salt spreads parallel to the strata forming tongues, (2) compression, tongues are disconnected from the salt feeder constituting allochthonous sheets, (3) allochthonous sheets flow and give rise to the actual structure (see Flinch and Soto, 2017).

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Generic Data

Unique ID 115
Name El saucejo-Campillos
Structure type Allochthonous evaporite body
Deformed/Undeformed Deformed
Buried/Outcropping Outcropping
Geological setting Betic System
Geological Regional Setting Sub-Betic Cordillera
Evaporite unit/s name Keuper Facies and Carcelén Anhydrite
Evaporite unit/s age Carnian-Hettangian (Upper Triassic-Lower Jurassic)
Evaporite unit/s era Mesozoic
Evaporite unit/s origin Marine
Evaporite unit/s composition Shale-Gypsum-Sandstone-Halite-Anhydrite
Post-kinematic unit/s (or post-evaporite units when evaporites are undeformed) Burdigalian (white marlstones) ; Tortonian-Messinian (marlstones and bioclastic sandstones) ; Pliocene (sandstones and conglomerates) ; Quaternary (alluvial and colluvial detrital deposits)
Post-kinematic unit/s age (or post-evaporite units when evaporites are undeformed) Burdigalian-Holocene
Classification (Hudec and Jackson, 2009) Passive piercement
Classification (Jackson and Talbot, 1986) Detached diapir
Mining activity? Y
Mining activity start
Mining activity end Active
Mining galleries? Y
Mining products Ophites
Mining sub-products
Evaporite flow? Y
Age of evaporite flow Upper Cretaceous (piercing diapirism, early stage) ; Oligocene-Lower Miocene (canopy disconnection, intermediate stage) ; Upper Miocene (salt nappe imbrication and reworking, final stage)
Flow or deformation triggering mechanisms Margin extension (early stage) ; Alpine compression (intermediate stage) ; Piggyback development in the Guadalquivir Allochthon (final stage)
Flow-linked structures? Y
Halokinetic structures Thickness variations / progressive unconformities / thrust faults / overturned flanks / roll-over anticlines / mini-basin development
Post-evaporite and pre-kinematic unit/s (overbuden) Lower Jurassic (dolostones and marly limestones) ; Middle Jurassic (marlstones and marly limestones) ; Upper Jurassic (marly limestones and nodular limestones) ; Lower Cretaceous (limestones, marly limestones and marlstones)
Syn-kinematic unit/s Upper Cretaceous (marlstones, marly limestones and marly shales) ; Oligocene-Miocene (turbiditic limestones and limestones)
Available seismic profiles ILIHA X-F / S82A-8
Available boreholes S-VI-2-5 (PRUNA) / VENTA LA ROMERA / CORTIJO EL TENDEDERO-1 / CORTIJO EL TENDEDERO-2 / FUENTE DE PIEDRA-2 (LOS PIQUETES) / PILAS / SIERRA CAMORRA (SIERRA CARMONA-6) / MOLINO DE TORROX / MONTEMAYOR
Additional comments Complex tectonic evolution: (1) extensional regime, diapirs pierce the overlying sediments and the salt spreads parallel to the strata forming tongues, (2) compression, tongues are disconnected from the salt feeder constituting allochthonous sheets, (3) allochthonous sheets flow and give rise to the actual structure (see Flinch and Soto, 2017).

Mining Data

UNIQUE_ID 115
Minning exploitations within <2km? Y
Historical/Active Active
Exploitation name #1 NEGRITA
Exploitation ID (Spanish National Mining Cadastre) #1 215
Municipality #1 Antequera
Province #1 MALAGA
Company #1 OFITAS ANTEQUERANAS S.L.
Main minning Products #1 Ophites
Exploitation name #2 AMPLIACION A NEGRITA
Exploitation ID (Spanish National Mining Cadastre) #2 246
Municipality #2 Antequera
Province #2 MALAGA
Company #2 OFITAS ANTEQUERANAS S.L.
Main minning Products #2 Limestone (other uses)
Exploitation name #3 ATAULFO Y OTROS
Exploitation ID (Spanish National Mining Cadastre) #3 7182
Municipality #3 Pruna
Province #3 SEVILLA
Company #3 HERMANOS RUIZ DORANTES, S.L.
Main minning Products #3 Gypsum

Quantitative Data

UNIQUE_ID 115
Outcropping area (km2) 134.58022
Horizontal intersection area (km2) (when buried) Not buried
Depth of intersection area (km2) (when buried) Not buried
Max. Width (Km) 10.8288387
Max. Length (Km) 44.4014198
Max. Evaporites thickness (km) 1.2
Max. Deformation age (Ma) 95
Min. Deformation age (Ma) 10
Deformation stages 3

Reference Data

UNIQUE_ID 115
Section source Flinch, J. F., Soto, J. I., 2017. Allochthonous Triassic and Salt Tectonic Processes in the Betic-Rif Orogenic Arc. In Permo-Triassic Salt Provinces of Europe, North Africa and the Atlantic Margins (pp. 417-446). Elsevier. [link]
Well / Borehole availability #1 n.a.
Well / Borehole availability #2 n.a.
Available data (Stratigraphy) #1 Flinch, J. F., Soto, J. I., 2017. Allochthonous Triassic and Salt Tectonic Processes in the Betic-Rif Orogenic Arc. In Permo-Triassic Salt Provinces of Europe, North Africa and the Atlantic Margins (pp. 417-446). Elsevier. [link]
Available data (Stratigraphy) #2 del Olmo, W. M., 2019. El complejo olistostrómico del Mioceno de la Cuenca del Río Guadalquivir (SO de España). Revista de la Sociedad Geológica de España, 32(2), 3-16. [link]
Available data (Stratigraphy) #3 Pérez-López, A. D., de Galdeano, C. S., 1994. Tectónica de los materiales triásicos en el sector central de la Zona Subbética (Cordillera Bética). Revista de la Sociedad Geológica de España, 7(1), 141-153. [link]
Available data (Stratigraphy) #4 del Olmo, W. M., 2018. Episodios de deformación de la Cordillera Bética y su entorno próximo (España): problemas no resueltos. Revista de la Sociedad Geológica de España, 31(1), 49-66. [link]
Available data (Stratigraphy) #5 Daudet, M., Mouthereau, F., Brichau, S., Crespo‐Blanc, A., Gautheron, C., Angrand, P., 2020. Tectono‐stratigraphic and thermal evolution of the western Betic flysch: implications for the geodynamics of South Iberian margin and Alboran Domain. Tectonics, 39(7), 6093. [link]
Available data (Stratigraphy) #6 n.a.
Regional Stratigraphy Daudet, M., Mouthereau, F., Brichau, S., Crespo‐Blanc, A., Gautheron, C., Angrand, P., 2020. Tectono‐stratigraphic and thermal evolution of the western Betic flysch: implications for the geodynamics of South Iberian margin and Alboran Domain. Tectonics, 39(7), 6093. [link]
Seismic data availability #1 Diaz, J., Gallart Muset, J., Córdoba, D., Senos, L., Matias, L., Suriñach, E., …, Maguire, P., 2020. The ILIHA deep seismic sounding experiment (Iberian LIthosphere Heterogeneity and Anisotropy). DigitalCSIC – SEISDARE data repository. [link]
Seismic data availability #2 n.a.
Seismic data availability #3 n.a.
Available data (Structure) #1 Flinch, J. F., Soto, J. I., 2017. Allochthonous Triassic and Salt Tectonic Processes in the Betic-Rif Orogenic Arc. In Permo-Triassic Salt Provinces of Europe, North Africa and the Atlantic Margins (pp. 417-446). Elsevier. [link]
Available data (Structure) #2 Azpiroz, M. D., Almansa, R. A., Andrades, J. R. S., Bonilla, A. J., 2020. Shape preferred orientation of dolostone bodies of a Triassic broken formation at the western External Betics. Geogaceta, 67, 11-14. [link]
Available data (Structure) #3 Flinch, J. F., Bally, A. W., Wu, S., 1996. Emplacement of a passive-margin evaporitic allochthon in the Betic Cordillera of Spain. Geology, 24(1), 67-70. [link]
Available data (Structure) #4 Pérez-López, A., Sanz de Galdeano, C., 1994. Tectónica de los materiales triásicos en el sector central de la Zona Subbética (Cordillera Bética). Revista de la Sociedad Geológica de España, 7, 141–153. [link]
Available data (Structure) #5 n.a.
Available data (Structure) #6 n.a.
Available data (Analogue modelling) #1 n.a.
Available data (Analogue modelling) #2 n.a.
Available data (Analogue modelling) #3 n.a.
Available data (Gravimetry – Tomography) #1 Ayala, C., Bohoyo, F., Maestro, A., Reguera, M. I., Torne, M., Rubio, F., Fernández, M., García-Lobón, J. L., 2016. Updated Bouguer anomalies of the Iberian Peninsula: a new perspective to interpret the regional geology. Journal of Maps, 12(5), 1089-1092. [link]
Available data (Gravimetry – Tomography) #2 n.a.
Available data (Gravimetry – Tomography) #3 n.a.
Available data (Geochemistry) #1 Calaforra, J.M., Pulido-Bosch, A., 1993. The hydrochemistry and morphology of the triassic gypsum in the Salinas-Fuente Camacho Area (Granada). In: Pulido-Bosch, A. (ed.) Some Spanish Karstic Aquifers. University of Granada, pp. 387–389, Granada. [link]
Available data (Geochemistry) #2 Ortí, F., García-Veigas, J., Rossell, L., Jurado, M. J., Utrilla, R., 1996. Formaciones salinas de las cuencas triásicas en la Península Ibérica: Caracterización Petrológica y Geoquímica. Cuadernos de Geología Ibérica, 20, 13-35. [link]
Available data (Geochemistry) #3 n.a.
Available data (Geochemistry) #4 n.a.
Available data (Petrophysics) #1 n.a.
Available data (Petrophysics) #2 n.a.
IGME Geological Map (MAGNA50) Sheet number 1022-Campillos. [link] and 1021-Morrón de la Frontera. [link]
Other Maps #1 (source) Permanyer, A., Jorge, R., Baudino, R., Gibert, L., 2016. Organic-rich shales from internal Betic basins (SE Spain): potential source rocks analogs for the pre-Messinian Salt play in the western Mediterranean. Geologica Acta, 14(4), 443-460. [link]
Other Maps #2 (source) Azpiroz, M. D., Almansa, R. A., Andrades, J. R. S., Bonilla, A. J., 2020. Shape preferred orientation of dolostone bodies of a Triassic broken formation at the western External Betics. Geogaceta, 67, 11-14. [link]
Other related references #1 Pérez-Valera, F., Sánchez-Gómez, M., Pérez-López, A., 2020. Comentario al artículo «El complejo olistostrómico del Mioceno de la cuenca del río Guadalquivir (SO de España)”. Revista de la Sociedad Geológica de España, 33(2), 63-68. [link]
Other related references #2 Carrasco, F., Durán, J.J., Calaforra, J.M., 2007. El Trías de Antequera. In: Durán, J.J. (ed) Atlas hidrogeológico de la provincia de Málaga. Instituto Geológico y Minero de España, Diputación de Málaga, pp. 206–210, Madrid. [link]
Other related references #3 García, R., Jiménez Bonilla, A., Díaz-Azpiroz, M., Pérez Valera, F., Balanyá, J.C. and Expósito, I., 2016. Kinematics and geomorphology of the Algodonales – Badolatosa shear zone at the fold-and-thrust belt of the western Subbetics. Geo-Temas, 16, 547-550. [link]
Other related references #4  Rodríguez-Estrella, T., 1983: Neotectónica relacionada con las estructuras diapíricas en el Sureste de la Península Ibérica.- Tecniterrae, 51, 14–30. [link]