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Mojave National Preserve Area

Located on the eastern edge of California, the Mojave National Preserve is home to many natural and man-made wonders. Within the Preserve you'll find: the Cow Cove petroglyphs that are one of the richest cultural sites in the eastern Mojave, a portion of the world's largest Joshua Tree forest, the historic Kelso Train Depot (1923), the Kelso Dunes, the eroded volcanic rocks of Hole-in-the-Wall, the Cima Volcanic Field with it's underground lava tube, the historic Oro Fino mine site and lots of diverse plant and animal life.

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Below is the list of locations that are included in our Mojave National Preserve Guide. The locations in grey are still on our "to do" list and will be added in the future as an update under What's New.

List of places by Name:

	Afton Canyon
	Aiken Cinder Mine
	Amboy Crater
	Camp Rock Springs
	Caruthers Canyon
	Cima Dome
	Cinder Cones Field
	Clark Mountains
	Coliseum Mine
	Copper World Mine
	Cow Cove Petroglyphys
	Evening Star Mine
	Fort Piute
	Fourth of July Canyon

	Globe Mine Road
	Granite Mountains
	Hart
	Hole-In-The-Wall
	Kelso Depot
	Kelso Dunes
	Kingston Mountains
	Kokoweef Caverns
	Macedonia Canyon
	Mesquite Mountains
	Mitchell Caverns
	Mojave Trail
	New York Mountains

	Nipton
	Old Ivanpah
	Oro Fino Mine
	Piute Gorge
	Providence
	Providence Mountains
	Teutonia Peak
	Turquoise Mountain
	Valley Wells Smelter
	Vanderbilt
	Vulcan Mine
	Zzyzx: Desert Studies Center

Topics Included:

Geology

Photo Tours

Glossary

Photography

Hiking

Plants & Animals

History

Road Trips

All Guides include Maps, Lookup by Map, Lookup by Place, Ratings for Hiking Trails & Roads and References.

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