Relationship To Other Units
The Fernie Formation is conformably overlain by the Weary Ridge Member of the Morrissey Formation in the south, by the Nikanassin Formation in central Alberta and by the Monteith Formation in north-eastern British Columbia. It disconformably overlays the Triassic of upper Paleozoic units such as the Schooler Creek Group or the Montney Formation.
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