[meteorite-list] Falls, finds, Mohave desert

From: Dave Mouat <dmouat_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 09:55:39 2004
Message-ID: <3C3384B3.91BB0185_at_dri.edu>

Dear All
The Mojave Desert comprises parts of four states (Calif., Nevada, Utah, and Arizona) with more than half located in California. Sometimes, one
refers to the Mojave Desert as being that part which is located just in California but most of the time we refer to its entire geography. Now,
I'm sure that Sam is just interested in the desert known as "Mojave", but most tourists or even meteorite hunters might not be able to
distinguish it from the contiguous parts of adjoining deserts including the Great Basin and the Sonora Deserts.
Whew
Dave

Bernd Pauli HD wrote:

> Sam Tough wrote:
>
> > Is there a quick list of falls,
> > finds in the Mohave desert?
>
> Hello Sam and List,
>
> If Mohave County and Mohave desert are identical, I can come up with:
>
> Bagdad - IIIAB - 34° 32' N / 113° 25' W - Find 1959
> Gold Basin - L4 - 35° 52.5' N / 114° 14' W - Find 1995
> Golden Rule - L5 - 35° 52.4' N / 114° 12' W - Find 1999
> Hualapai Wash - L6 - 35º 51.8' N / 114º 11.6' W - Find 2000
> King Tut - L5 - 35º 55.4' N / 114º 6.1' W - Find 1997
> Temple Bar - CR - 35º 55' N / 114º 26' W - Find 1998
> Wallapai - IID - 35° 48' N / 113° 42' W - Find 1927
> White Elephant - L4 - 35º 53.4' N / 114º 12.2'W - Find 1997
> White Hills - MES - 35º 51.4' N / 114º 13.4' W - Find 1999
> Wikieup - H5 - 34° 42' N / 113° 36' W - Find 1965
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Bernd
>
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