Eastern Mojave Vegetation Tom Schweich
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Eastern Mojave Vegetation | Zinc Mine Road |
| Tom Schweich |
 Topics in this Article: Literature Cited | Zinc Mine Road
goes from Bailey Road at Mountain Pass, south into Piute Valley, then southwest on the north side of Striped Mountain to Cima Road.
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| Other Articles: Routes to Water: near Mescal Spring Interstate 15: Mountain Pass Junction:
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| Literature Cited: Other Articles: Field Notes: 24-Apr-05 at Mollusk Mine Locations: Mollusk Mine. Also known as the
Mescal Mine and the Cambria Mine, the Mollusk Mine produced high-grade gold and silver ore with antimony between 1882 and 1888. The ore was processed at a 10-stamp mill at Mescal Spring.
| |  Kokoweef Peak forms the backdrop for a discussion of the regional significance of the Aztec Sandstone
Locations: Kokoweef Peak. Kokoweef Peak to the
south. | |  Striped
Mountain in Piute Valley. Other Articles: Field Notes: 20050424040 Locations: Striped Mountain.
Striped Mountain to the south. |
| Other Articles: County Route 20739: 10000 Junction: CR 20739 |
| Other Articles: Kessler Springs Road: at Zinc Mine Road
Junction: Kessler Springs Road, north to US I-15 at Valley Wells, south to Cima.
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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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| Reynolds, Robert E., and Ted Weasma. 2005. Old ores: mines and Mineral marketing in the east Mojave Desert -- a field trip guide. pp. 3-19 in Reynolds, Robert E.. Old Ores: Mining history in the easterm Mojave Desert. April 2005. {TAS-pdf} Location records referred to by this literature:
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| | Date and time this article was prepared: 5/8/2008 9:41:01 AM |
