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Northern Mojave Desert

Searles Valley

    Trona Pinnacles

    This eerie, fantastic landscape is one of the most unique geological features in the California desert. These other-worldly shapes are ...

    Trona

    Trip through downtown Trona

    Argus

    I like the name. Argus, West End, Boroslovay and points south

    Pioneer Point

    Valley wells water dissapoints pioneers exiting Death Valley

    Searles Dry Lake

    The trona comes from deep beneath the lakebed

    Ruth Mine

    In 1899, Doug Graham and Smiley Jones found some gold float in the canyon, followed it up to the source and founded the ...


Searles Valley - Owlshead Mountains

322Af - This subsection includes the Slate Range, El Paso Mountains, Quail Mountains, Owlshead Mountains, southern ends of the Argus and Panamint Ranges, Searles Valley, ...

Argus-Slate Range Mining History

John and Dennis Searles came from New York in the 1849 California gold rush and settled near Oroville. In the spring of 1860, Dennis Searles left with a ...
features - ecology: wildlife - plants - geography: places - MAPS - roads & trails: route 66 - old west - 360 photos - misc.
ghost towns - gold mines - parks & public lands: wilderness - native culture - history - geology: natural features - glossary - comments

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