<b>Queen Valley</b>, Mineral County, Nevada.

Eastern Mojave Vegetation

Queen Valley, Mineral County, Nevada.

See also: Benton Valley. Montgomery Pass.

See also: White Mountains. Queen Valley. White Mountains.

Extreme northern end of Owens Valley, curving around the northern end of the White Mountains, and ending at Montgomery Pass.

Elevation: 5810ft, 1771m.

Articles that refer to this location:

U. S. Highway 6: in Queen Valley; about 9.1 mi. n. of Benton;

Literature Referring To This Location:

Lee, Jeffrey, Jason Garwood, Daniel F. Stockli and John Gosse. 2009. Quaternary faulting in Queen Valley, California-Nevada: Implications for kinematics of fault-slip transfer in the eastern California shear zone– Walker Lane belt. GSA Bulletin. 121(3/4):599-614. {TAS-pdf}
Lee, J., Stockli, D., Schroeder, J., Tincher, C., Bradley, D., Owen, L., Gosse, J., Finkel, R., and Garwood, J. 2006. Fault Slip Transfer in the Eastern California Shear Zone – Walker Lane Belt. Kinematics and Geodynamics of Intraplate Dextral Shear in Eastern California and Western Nevada, Mammoth Lakes, California, 21–26 April 2005. Field Trip Guide. 2006. {TAS-pdf}
Stockli, Daniel F., Trevor A. Dumitru, Michael O. McWilliams, and Kenneth A. Farley. 2003. Cenozoic tectonic evolution of the White Mountains, California and Nevada. GSA Bulletin. 115(7):788-816. {TAS-pdf}

US Highway 6 north through Queen Valley to Montgomery Pass

Queen Valley and White Mountains

No collections made at this location.

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Date and time this article was prepared:5:21:06 PM, 4/24/2026.