Eastern Mojave Vegetation Cadiz Road  
 

Tom Schweich  

Home Page  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

 
  Amboy 30'x 60' quadrangle below …
34.5° N
Sheep Hole Mountains 30'x 60' quadrangle below …

Literature Cited:
- Reynolds, Robert E., 2008.

Other articles:
• Field Notes:   near Ship Mtns;
Full Size ImageField Trip Stop, Groundwater Discharge  

This is Field Trip Stop 1-2 of the 2008 Desert Research Symposium.

Other articles:
• Field Notes:  19-Apr-08;

Locations: Cadiz Dunes.
Full Size ImageCadiz Dunes  

 

Literature Cited:
- Reynolds, Robert E., 2008.

Other articles:
• Field Notes:  19-Apr-08;

Locations: Cadiz Valley.  

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View southeast along Cadiz Road
 

Other articles:
• Field Notes:  19-Apr-08;

Locations: Ship Mountains.
Full Size ImageArizona and California Railroad  

 

 

 

Locations: Cadiz Lake.  

Cadiz Lake

Cadiz Lake

 

 

Other articles:
• Routes to Water:   at Kilbeck;  22301920;

Locations: Chubbuck.  

Chubbuck

Gudde (1966) states that the station was named Kilbeck for an employee when the railroad line was built in 1910. When the post office was established in 1937, the name was changed to Chubbuck for the owner and developer of the local lime deposits.

 

 

Literature Cited:
- Wells, Michael L., Mengesha A. Beyene, Terry L. Spell, Joseph L. Kula, David M. Miller, and Kathleen A. Zanetti, 2005.

Locations: Kilbeck Hills.  

Kilbeck Hills

 

 

 

Literature Cited:
- Howard, Keith A., 2002.

Locations: Sheep Hole Mountains.  

Sheep Hole Mountains 30' x 60' Quadrangle

 

 

 

Other articles:
• Routes to Water:   at Fishel;

Locations: Fishel.  

Fishel

 

 

 

Locations: Old Woman Mountains.  

Old Woman Mountains

 

 

 

Other articles:
• Routes to Water:   at Milligan;

Locations: Milligan.  

Milligan

 

Locations: Danby Lake.  

Danby Lake

 

 

Literature Cited:
- Thompson, David G., 1929.

Locations: Ward Valley.  

Ward Valley

Ward Valley includes the valley containing Danby Lake with an extension to the north. The main part of the valley is bounded by the Iron Mountains on the west and the Turtle Mountains on the east. The southern boundary is approximately at the San Bernardino and Riverside County boundary or California Highway 62. The valley extends northward 20 miles, east of the Old Woman Mountains to US Interstate 40 between the Piute Mountains and the Sacramento Mountains.

 

 

Other articles:
• Field Notes:   4 Dec 2013;   4 Dec 2013;   4 Dec 2013;   4 Dec 2013;   4 Dec 2013;

Locations: Danby Lake. Salt Marsh.
Full Size ImageView of Danby Lake playa.  

Salt Marsh Station

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View mounds on Danby Lake playa.
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Sesuvium verrucosum on Danby Lake playa.
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Vegetation on Danby Lake playa.
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Reynolds Coll. No. 1050, Allenrolfea occidentalis
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Reynolds Coll. No. 1052, Suaeda nigra
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Reynolds Coll. No. 1053, Sesuvium verrucosum
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Reynolds Coll. No. 1051, Atriplex polycarpa
Station on the Parker Branch of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway. Probably the location at one time called Ward, which is the namesake of Ward Valley.

About 1½ miles to the southwest are some interesting mounds on the playa of Danby Lake. It's possible that these mounds are remnants of vegetation mounds, but at this time there is little data or analysis of their structure.

Photos by Bob Reynolds, 4 Dec 2013.

  Sheep Hole 30' X 60' quadrangle above …
115°W
Parker 30' X 60' quadrangle below …

 

 

Other articles:
• Routes to Water:   at Sablon;

Locations: Sablon.  

Sablon

Possibly named after a gold mine operated by Mexican citizens in the Turtle Mountains in the 1880’s.

Other articles:
• CA Hwy 62:   in Freda;
• Routes to Water:  22305200;  

Junction: California Highway 62

West to Twentynine Palms or east to Earp and Parker, Arizona.

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Date and time this article was prepared: 4/14/2024 5:26:58 PM