Death Valley National Park encompasses the high desert terrain shown in this 2015 topographic survey of Inyo County. The landscape is dominated by the steep elevations of the Last Chance Range, where the summit of Dry Mtn serves as a primary landmark. This portion of the Mojave Desert is characterized by extreme relief and sparse water sources, such as the isolated Marble Bath located in the northwestern section of the quadrangle. The map details the complex Township and Range boundaries, including t11s r40e and t12s r41e, which provide essential geographic indexing for land management within the park's protected borders. The absence of developed roads or settlements highlights the wilderness character of this high-elevation desert environment.
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1908 · Lida
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1908 · Ballarat
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1913 · Lida
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1913 · Ballarat
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1948 · Death Valley
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1954 · Death Valley
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1954 · Goldfield
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1955 · Goldfield
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1956 · Death Valley
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1957 · Death Valley
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