Eastern Mojave Vegetation
Tom Schweich
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Eastern Mojave Vegetation
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Tom Schweich |
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"Black Butte Road" doesn't exist. However, I am using this name for a loose conglomeration of unnamed roads from Old Spanish Trail Road to Sandy Valley Road. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Junction: Old Spanish Trail Road
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Cross country
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 Cross country in southern Pahrump Valley.
Small valley
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Lovell Wash Road
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 Climbing out of Lovell Wash
Lovell Wash Crossing
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Locations:
Black Butte.
Black Butte. | Black Butte is a 200 m high, northwest-trending ridge located at the center of the southernmost Pahrump Valley and is composed of ~1000 m of northeast-dipping sedimentary and volcanic strata (Guest, et al., 2007). The likely source of these sediments is Devil Peak, approximately 30 km to the south. The offset between these two locations across the Stateline Fault System, is one line of evidence for at least 30 km of dextral slip along the fault.
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Junction: Sandy Valley Road
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| Literature CitedA list of all literature cited by this web site can be found in the Bibliography. |
Guest, Bernard, Nathan Niemi, and Brian Wernicke. 2007. Stateline fault system: A new component of the Miocene-Quaternary Eastern California shear zone. GSA Bulletin. 119(11/12):1337-1346. {TAS&pdf}
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Date and time this article was prepared: 9/23/2020 5:25:16 PM |
