Eastern Mojave Vegetation Tom Schweich
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Eastern Mojave Vegetation | Halloran Springs Road |
| Tom Schweich |
 Topics in this Article: Literature Cited |
Halloran
Springs Road goes from US I-15 near Halloran Springs, past Halloran Springs to California Highway 127 at Silver Lake.
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| Literature Cited: Other Articles: Interstate 15: Halloran Springs
Junction: US Interstate 15, southwest to Baker, or northeast to Las Vegas.
| |  Halloran
Spring Other Articles: Field Notes: 20060423630
Halloran Springs right by the road. |
| Other Articles: Field Notes: 20010422120 20050423250 Interstate 15: Halloran Springs Routes to Water: at Halloran Spring Locations: Halloran Springs. | Halloran Springs
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Other Articles: Francis Spring Road: at Halloran Springs Road
Junction: Francis Springs Road, north and east past Squaw Mountain to the Power Line Road.
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Junction: Road along Bull Springs Wash |
|  Solomons Knob and Bull Spring Wash in the Halloran Hills
Other Articles: Field Notes: 20060423290 Locations: Solomons Knob. View east toward
Solomons Knob. | | Locations: Hytens Well.
Junction: Road to Hytens Well |
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Junction: Road south toward US I-15 |
|  View of Turquoise Mountain from Wander Mine Other Articles: Field Notes: 20060423260 Locations: Turquoise Mountain.
Turquoise Mountain to the northeast. |
| Locations: Wander Mine.
| Wander Mine
|  Overview of Wander Mine Other Articles: Field Notes: 20060423160 Locations: Wander Mine. |
|  Road Intersection in Halloran Hills Other Articles: Field Notes: 20060423170 BLM Route NN 580 (Cree Camp Road): at Halloran Springs Road Locations: Cree Camp. Junction: Road to Cree
Camp | The road to Cree Camp goes south past the Wander Mine, down the slope past Cree Camp, coming out at a Power Line Road near US Interstate 15. From there, you will have to follow the Power Line Road northeast to Halloran Springs, or southwest to California Highway 127 near Baker. It is not possible to access Interstate 15 directly. |
Junction: County Road north toward Turquoise Mountain | I think this might be BLM Route NN 581. |  View west
from Halloran Springs Road. Other Articles: Field Notes: 20060423120 | |
Junction: County Road northeast toward Turquoise Mountain
| |  Road
intersection in the Halloran Hills. Other Articles: Field Notes: 20060423130 |
|  Thompson's (1921) Route to Silver Lake from Goodsprings
Other Articles: Field Notes: 20060423140 Routes to Water: 207004882
View west on Halloran Springs Road. |
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Junction: Road northwest toward Power Line |
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Junction: Power Line Road, northeast on the northern margin of Turquoise Mountain and Squaw Mountain.
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Junction: Appaloosa Way |
| Literature Cited: Near this location,
Sandquist (2004) partially defoliated Brittle Bush (Encelia farinosa) to determine how the plants might compensate. Sandquist learned that the plants compensated by growing more leaves with more foliage area than the control plants. The consequences of increased foliage production were only marginally apparent and there were no strong immediate costs associated with compensatory foliage growth.
| |  "Kavorka
Hills" Other Articles: Field Notes: 20060423100 Locations: Kavorka Hills.
| |  View across
Silurian Valley to Soda Mountains Other Articles: Field Notes: 20060423090 |
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Junction: Road going northwest |
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Junction: Power Line Road, the Power Line Road and Halloran Springs Road diverge, with the power lines going slightly north of Silver Lake.
| |  Close to the
end of Halloran Springs Road.
This was pretty much the end of Halloran Springs Road. From this point I had to drive cross country to get over to a power line tower. From a tower I was able to follow a power company access path to the main Power Line Road.
| |  The beginning
of Halloran Springs Road in Silver Lake.
The beginnings of Halloran Springs Road at Silver Lake. |
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Other Articles: California Highway 127: at Silver Lake (site)
Junction: CA Highway 127, south to Baker, or north to Shoshone.
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| Literature CitedA list of all literature cited by this web site can be found in the Bibliography.
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| [Null Author]. . County of San Bernardino vs. U. S. Department of Interior. {TAS-pdf} |
| Sandquist, Darren R. 2004. Compensatory foliage growth response to partial defoliation in the desert perennial shrub Encelia farinosa (Asteraceae). Madroņo. 51(3):301-306. {TAS} If you have a question or a comment
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| | Date and time this article was prepared: 5/15/2008 12:33:34 PM |