Eastern Mojave Vegetation
Tom Schweich
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Eastern Mojave Vegetation
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North LewistonJunction: US Highway 12, west across the river to Lewiston and then into Clarkston.
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Junction: US Highway 12, east to Orofino, Idaho.
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Locations: Clearwater River.
| Cross Clearwater River.
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| Spalding
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Locations: Lapwai.
| Lapwai
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| Weiser
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| Payette
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Idaho … | Oregon below …
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Junction: U. S. Interstate 84.
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| Ontario(?)
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Junction: US Highway 20, US Highway 26, west into Oregon at Nyssa
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Oregon above … | Idaho below …
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| Parma
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| Wilder
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Idaho above … | Oregon below …
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| Jordan Valley
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| Owyhee River Put InBasic boat ramp, day use tables and clean basic restrooms.
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Locations: Owyhee River.
| Cross Owyhee River.
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Locations: Rome.
| RomeRome, also called Rome Station after its sole business, is an unincorporated community in Malheur County, Oregon, United States. Rome was named by William F. Stine for the nearby geologic formations that suggested the ruined temples of Rome, Italy. One gas pump, restroom, and restaurant/café. Pillars of Rome or Rome Cliffs are about 8 minutes away by way of Rome Road, Old Iron Highway, and Kiger Road.
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| Burns Junction
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Oregon above … | Nevada below …
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| McDermitt
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Locations: Santa Rosa Range.
For the next 30 miles to the south, US Highway 95 travels through the Quinn River Valley, bordered by the Santa Rosa Range to the east.
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Junction: Canyon Creek Road (Forest Road 084)
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Locations: Orovada.
| OrovadaJunction: Nevada State Route 293, west to Kings River Valley.
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Junction: Nevada Highway 140.
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Locations: Santa Rosa Range.
For the next 30 miles to the north, US Highway 95 travels through the Quinn River Valley, bordered by the Santa Rosa Range to the east.
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Paradise Hill. | US Highway 95 is in Quinn River Valley to the north, and Paradise Valley to the south.
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Junction: Nevada State Route 290
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Locations: Winnemucca Dunes.
| Winnemucca Dunes
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Highway passes under US Interstate 80.
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Locations: Winnemucca.
| WinnemuccaIntersection: Winnemucca Blvd and Melarky St.
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From Exit 83 to Winnemucca, US Hwy 95 follows the route of US I-80. Please see the article on US I-80 for information about the route between Exit 83 and Winnemucca.
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Exit 83: US I-80, north and east to Winnemucca.
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Junction: U. S. Highway 50.
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| Schurz
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Junction: US Highway Alternate 95, west to Yerington, then north to US I-80 at Fernley.
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Lower Walker River to the east. | Adams (2007) study of Walker Lake sedimentary environments presented a detailed overview of the different sedimentary environments and stratigraphic sequences observed in outcrops along the margins of paleolake basins and showed how these can be used to reconstruct past lake-level fluctuations, using the Walker Lake basin as an example. This paper presented a new late Holocene lake-level curve based on radiocarbon ages of different sedimentary environments exposed in outcrops along the lower Walker River. Late Holocene sedimentary environments along the lower Walker River include fluvial, deltaic, beach, and offshore settings that migrated laterally over a distance of ~20 km as lake levels fluctuated through a vertical range of ~55 m.
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Walker Lake.
North end of Walker Lake.
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Walker Lake.
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Locations: Walker Lake.
| Walker LakeJunction: Nevada Highway 359, south and west to California Highway 167 and US Highway 395 near Mono Lake.
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| Hawthorne
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Junction: Nevada State Route 361, northeast to Gabbs, then north to US Hwy 50.
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Junction: 1st Street, turn northeast here for Washington Street and New York Canyon.
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Locations: Luning.
| Luning
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| Mina
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Locations: Sodaville.
| SodavilleAlso known as Soda Springs, reached by the Carson & Colorado Railroad on December 1, 1881, was a resting place, a popular resort, and a major freighting point.Astragalus lentiginosus Douglas var. sesquimetralis (Rydb.) Barneby, the Sodaville milk-vetch, was previously listed at Threatened by the US Fish and Wildlife service in 1992. The taxon occurs at (Big) Sand Spring, Inyo County, California, Sodaville, Mineral County, Nevada, and Cold Springs, Nye County, Nevada. Following incorporation of the Sand Spring site into Death Valley National Park and action to protect the population from wild burros, the Fish and Wildlife Service withdrew the proposed rule to list the taxon as Threatened (Fish and Wildlife Service, 1998).
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Silver Star Mining District in the east end of the Excelsior Mountains to the west.
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Locations: Rhodes Salt Marsh.
| Rhodes Salt MarshRhodes Salt Marsh, immediately south of Sodaville, was named after A. J. Rhodes. At one time it was known as Virginia Marsh, and it was from this marsh that salt was transported by camels to Virginia City in 1862 (Shamberger, 1978, p. 148).
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Pilot Mountains.
| Tonopah JunctionJunction: NV Highway 360
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Redlich.
| Redlich (Site)
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Locations: Columbus.
Road to Columbus |
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Columbus Salt Marsh.
Columbus Salt Marsh
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| CoaldaleJunction: U. S. Highway 6, west through Montgomery Pass to Bishop, California.
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Junction: Nevada Highway 265, south to Silver Peak.
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Locations:
White Mountains.
White Mountains.
From Tonopah, US Highway 95 goes west. As we rounded a corner we got a good view of the White Mountains in the distance.
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Locations: Crescent Dunes.
Crescent Dunes (Nye County) about 8 miles north of the highway.
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| TonopahJunction: U. S. Highway 6, east to Ely, Nevada, and Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Junction: Silver Peak Road, west through Alkali to Silver Peak.
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Goldfield.
| Goldfield
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Goldfield.
Mine headframes to the east of Goldfield.
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Goldfield.
Coming into Goldfield from the south.
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Junction: Nevada Highway 266, west to Lida and into California at Oasis.
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 Cottontail Ranch brothel at Lida Junction.
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| Scotty's JunctionJunction: Nevada Highway 267, southwest to the California state line and Scotty's Castle.
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Pahute Mesa.
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Junction: Oleo Road | Access to Nature Consevancy reserve at Torrance Ranch (37.0028, -116.7233), critical habitat for the Amargosa Toad.
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 Roadside north of Beatty.
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Amargosa River.
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Locations: Beatty.
| BeattyJunction: Nevada Highway 374, southwest past Beatty to Death Valley at Daylight Pass.
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Amargosa River.
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Amargosa Narrows
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Locations: Big Dune.
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Locations: Lathrop Wells Volcano.
Lathrop Wells Cinder Cone
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Locations: Amargosa Valley.
| Amargosa ValleyJunction: Nevada Highway 373, south to Ash Meadows, Death Valley, and US I-15 at Baker.
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| Cactus Springs
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Locations: Indian Springs.
| Indian Springs
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Junction: Nevada State Route 172 "Cold Creek Road", to Camp Bonanza and Wheeler Pass Road.
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Junction: Nevada State Route 156, Lee Canyon Road.
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Locations: Sheep Range.
Sheep Range to the northeast.
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Junction: Desert National Wildlife Range Road, to the Corn Creek Field Station, and Alamo Road, which passes up the west side of the Sheep Range.
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Junction: Alamo Road, north, and passing to the east side of the Sheep Range.
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Junction: Nevada State Route 157, Kyle Canyon Road.
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Hite and Lake Powell Overlook
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View upstream toward Hite bridge.
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Locations: Las Vegas.
| Las VegasJunction:
Between the Junction with Interstate 15 in the Center of Las Vegas and south of Henderson, NV, U. S. Highway 95 is coincident with U. S. Interstate 515 and U. S. Highway 93.
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Locations: Searchlight.
| Searchlight
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| Cal Nev Ari
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| Arrowhead JunctionJunction: Goffs Road, west to Goffs, former route of US Highway 66, the National Old Trails Highway.
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| Klinefelter
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Junction: U. S. Interstate 40.
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| Needles
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Locations: Lobecks Pass.
| Lobecks Pass
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Junction: Havasu Lake Rd
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| Vidal JunctionJunction: California Highway 62, west to Twentynine Palms and Los Angeles, east to Earp, California, and Parker, Arizona.
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| BlytheJunction: US Interstate 10, west to Indio and Los Angeles.
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California above … | Arizona below …
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| Ehrenberg
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Locations: Quartzite.
| QuartzsiteJunction: US Interstate 10, east to Phoenix, Arizona.
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Locations: Dome Canyon.
Dome Canyon of the Gila River between the Laguna Mountains and the Gila Mountains. | As an application of their criteria-based methodology for determining the mechanism of transverse drainage development, Douglass, et al. (2009) determined superimposition as the mechanism for transverse drainage through Dome Canyon.
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Locations: Quinn River.
Junction: U. S. Interstate 8, west to San Diego, or east to Tucson.
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Date and time this article was prepared: 12/9/2024 7:37:23 PM |
