Eastern Mojave Vegetation
Tom Schweich
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Eastern Mojave Vegetation
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Tom Schweich |
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The names Coyote Road goes west from Silver Peak to Coyote Summit in the Silver Peak Range. The road west, down the canyon to The Crossing, and thence to Nevada Highway 264 has no name. For simplicity, I have named this entire route Coyote Road. | |
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Junction: Nevada Highway 264 | |
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Locations: Fish Lake Valley. |
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Locations: Fish Lake Hot Well. |
Fish Lake Hot Well
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Junction: Road North Through The Gap | |
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Locations: The Crossing. |
The Crossing | |
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Locations: Fish Lake Valley. |
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Locations: Rhyolite Ridge. |
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Argentite Canyon | |
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Locations: Cave Spring. |
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Small spring, north side of road, south base of Rhyolite Ridge. | |
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Locations: Rhyolite Ridge. Silver Peak Range. |
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Locations: Coyote Summit. |
Coyote Summit | |
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Locations: Mineral Ridge. |
Petronis, Geissman, Oldow, and MacIntosh (2002) studied the structural evolution of the Silver Peak extensional complex. They focused on the northeastern portion of the Silver Peak Range, north of Coyote Road at such localities as Mineral Ridge and Rhyolite Ridge. Using paleomagnetic data from 123 sites, they showed about 25° of clockwise rotation since the middle Miocene. This, coupled with northwest extension and detachment faulting of Mineral Ridge, supports the theory that the Silver Peak complex transfers displacement from the Furnace Creek – Death Valley Fault Zone to the Walker Lane Fault Zone. | |
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Coyote Spring | |
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Locations: Red Mountain. |
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Locations: Silver Peak. |
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Date and time this article was prepared: 8/1/2026 3:11:06 PM |
