Cadiz Road - A

Eastern Mojave Vegetation	Cadiz Road
	Tom Schweich

Topics in this Article: Literature Cited	Cadiz Road goes from US Hwy 66 at Chambles to Cadiz and then southeast past Cadiz Lake and Danby Lake to California Highway 62 near Rice.
Other Articles: U. S. Highway 66: at Chambless	Chambless Junction: U. S. Highway 66 -- The National Trail Highway.
Locations: Cadiz.	Cadiz
Literature Cited: - Reynolds, Robert E., 2008. Field Trip Stop, Groundwater Discharge Other Articles: Field Notes: near Ship Mtns	This is Field Trip Stop 1-2 of the 2008 Desert Research Symposium.
Cadiz Dunes Other Articles: Field Notes: 19-Apr-08 Locations: Cadiz Dunes.
Literature Cited: - Reynolds, Robert E., 2008. View southeast along Cadiz Road Other Articles: Field Notes: 19-Apr-08 Locations: Cadiz Valley.
Arizona and California Railroad Other Articles: Field Notes: 19-Apr-08 Locations: Ship Mountains.
Locations: Cadiz Lake.	Cadiz Lake
Locations: Danby Lake.	Danby Lake
Other Articles: CA Hwy 62: in Freda	Junction: California Highway 62 West to Twentynine Palms or east to Earp and Parker, Arizona.
	Literature Cited A list of all literature cited by this web site can be found in the Bibliography.
	Reynolds, Robert E. 2008. Trough to Trough -- The Field Trip Guide. Proceedings of the 2008 Desert Symposium. April 2008. {TAS} Location records referred to by this literature: Mule Mountains, Riverside County, California. Amboy, San Bernardino County, California. Cadiz Valley, San Bernardino County, California.
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