Catoosa Basin

The Catoosa Basin is a geological formation located beneath the Earth's surface, primarily in the southeastern United States. It is characterized by layers of sedimentary rocks that contain natural resources such as oil, natural gas, and groundwater. The basin formed millions of years ago through tectonic activities and sediment deposition. Today, it is significant for energy production and resource management, providing vital materials for industry and energy needs. Understanding the basin's structure helps in exploring, extracting, and conserving these resources effectively.