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Correlation between four published and one unpublished lithological logs from the Gram clay pit permits a comparison between previous studies of this critical exposure. The boundary between the Gram Clay and the Gram Silt in the Gram clay pit is redefined. A sea-level curve, based mainly on foraminiferal data from the Sæd, Gram and Lille Tønde borings in southern Jutland, is constructed and compared with a published sea-level curve from the North Sea. It appears that sea level recorded from southern Jutland was controlled mainly by eustacy.

Stratigraphy and sea-level fluctuations in the Upper Miocene Gram Formation, south-western Denmark