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Mojave Desert


 

The Mojave or Mohave Desert occupies a significant portion of Southern California and parts of Utah, Nevada and Arizona. Named after the Mohave tribe of Native Americans, it occupies over 22,000 mi² (35,000 km²) in a typical Basin and Range topography.

Photos from the Mojave Desert

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Image:Mojave_Pinnacles.jpg|Pinnacles National Natural Landmark

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Image:Mojave_Kelso.jpg|Kelso Sand Dunes

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Image:Mojave_AftonCanyon.jpg|Slot Canyon in Afton Canyon

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Image:Mojave_DustDevil.jpg|Dust Devil, El Mirage Dry Lake

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Image:Mojave_CoyoteDryLake.jpg|Water hole, Coyote Dry Lake

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Image:Mojave_Rainbow2.jpg|Rainbow Canyon, near the city of Barstow

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Image:Mojave_Amboy.jpg|Amboy Crater

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Image:Mojave SummerStorm.jpg|Summer Storm

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~ Table of Content ~

Introduction
Climate
Native Mojave plants and animals
Photos from the Mojave Desert
See also
External Links

 

 

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