Mojave Desert
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What & Where is the Mojave Desert?The Mojave Desert occupies a significant portion of Southern California and parts of ...EcologyGeology, flora, fauna, and climate, working together to form the Mojave Desert environmentDesert Wildlife& Desert Plants Coyotes, snakes, lizards and lots and lots of rats; the plants they eat as well as what eats what and how they otherwise interact in and have adapted to a severe environment.Parks & ForestsThe national parks we've all heard of such as Death Valley and Joshua Tree. National forests and some not-so-well known state and county parks that are special.Wilderness AreasIt was all wilderness once, these are places that have been set aside and the signs of man do not remain.Geology & Natural FormationsBeautiful and majestic formations and ranges abound in the Mojave desert. What they are and how they were created.Points of InterestPlaces to go, things to see and other destiinations throughout the Mojave Desert.Regional Map GuideInteractive index map to the Mojave Desert.People& History Histories of the groups and cultures of the Mojave. Summary information on people of influence.Native CulturesMan has lived in the Mojave for thousands of years and the desert was populated by people who knew how to live integrally with the land.Roads and TrailsThe trails of then and the corridors of now. Also hiking trails and backroadsGhost Towns& Gold Mines Abandoned communities and the gold and silver mines that powered them.CommunitiesContemporary towns and cities.Maps and Satellite ImagesTopside & interactive views of the desert.MiscellaneousAerial, 360 degree and a few other items that deserve their own section.Last index |
Marl Springs
Petroglyphs
Natural Features
Rock Formations
Sand Dunes
Dry Lakes (Playas)
Craters & Lava Flow
Natural Arches & Bridges
Views & Vistas
Plant & Animal Guides
Habitats
Wildflowers
Cactus
Trees
Shrubs & Bushes
Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
Old West
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Mesquite Dunes - Death Valley