Eastern Mojave Vegetation	BLM Route NN 580 (Cree Camp Road)
	Tom Schweich

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Literature Cited

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Other articles:
• Halloran Springs Road: at Cree Camp Road;

Junction: Halloran Springs Road

Other articles:
• Field Notes: 23-Apr-06;

Locations: Wander Mine.
Workings at the Wander Mine

Wander Mine

Other articles:
• Field Notes: 23-Apr-06;
Road to Cree Camp.

Literature Cited:
- Casebier, Dennis G., 1988.
- Mann, Bill, 1999.

Other articles:
• Field Notes: 23-Apr-06;

Well near Cree Camp.

Above Cree Camp there are two wells across the road from each other in a springy area. Mann (1999) refers to these wells as Hytens Well. However, the U. S. G. S. shows Hytens Well to be about a mile and a half to the northeast. The East Mojave Heritage Trail (Casebier, 1988, p. 182) passes between the two wells but makes no mention of their name.

Other articles:
• Field Notes: 23-Apr-06;
Looking down towards Cree Camp.

Other articles:
• Field Notes: 23-Apr-06;
Cree Camp

Cree Camp

Power Line Road

Literature Cited

A list of all literature cited by this web site can be found in the Bibliography.

Casebier, Dennis G. 1988. Guide to the East Mojave Heritage Trail: Ivanpah to Rocky Ridge. Tales of the Mojave Road Number Fourteen. Norco, California: Tales of the Mojave Road Publishing Company, October 1988. {TAS}

Mann, Bill. 1999. Guide to 50 Interesting and Mysterious Sites in the Mojave. Volume 2. Barstow, California: Shortfuse Publishing Co., 1998. {TAS}

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Date and time this article was prepared: 10/15/2020 8:10:36 PM