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Cl Introduction.  1 Stratified rocks  2 Cretaceous rocks. 5 Volcanic breccia.. 5 Andesitelava. 5 Volcanic sandstone and siltstone  6 Rio Orocovis Group. -_-_-_--____-_-__6 Magueyes Formation. 8 Perchas Formation. 9 Avispa Formation. 9 Cuchillas Member. 10 Los Negros Formation. 10 Stratigraphic relations___--_-_-____--___---___-_11 Undivided rocks 11 Pozas Formation. 11 Cretaceous or lower Tertiary rocks 14 Cibuco Formation.____--___-_-_-___--_-__--_14 Carreras Siltstone-__----_________-_----__14 Hornblende tuff. 14 Lower Tertiary rocks. 15 Palmarejo Formation._.-___15 Probable stratigraphic relations of Cibuco Formation, Carreras Siltstone, hornblende tuff, and Palmarejo Formation. 15 Corozal Limestone 16 Ortiz Formation 17 Middle Tertiary rocks------___-_-___-_17 San Sebastidn Formation. 17 Mucarabones Sand- 18 Lares Limestone 18 Cibao Formation. 19 References cited. 20

Cretaceous and Tertiary rocks in the Corozal quadrangle, northern Puerto Rico