<b>Winters Pass Hills</b>, San Bernardino County, California.

Eastern Mojave Vegetation

Winters Pass Hills, San Bernardino County, California.

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See also: Mesquite Mountains.

See also: Mesquite Mountains. Winters Pass.

Small hills in the Mesquite Mountains, just west of Winters Pass. Not recognized by GNIS as a formal place name.

Latitude: 35.667007 Longitude: -115.7288 (° decimal)

Articles that refer to this location:

Kingston Road - Eastern Mojave Desert: at Winters Pass Hills;
Field Notes: 20 Apr 04 near Winters Pass Hills;

Literature Referring To This Location:

Corsetti, Frank A., and John P. Grotzinger. 2005. Origin and Significance of Tube Structures in Neoproterozoic Post-glacial Cap Carbonates: Example from Noonday Dolomite, Death Valley, United States. Palaios. 20: 348-362. {TAS-pdf}
Corsetti, Frank A, and Alan J. Kaufman. 2003. Stratigraphic investigations of carbon isotope anomalies and Neoproterozoic ice ages in Death Valley, California. Geological Society of America Bulletin. 115(8):916-932. {TAS}

Area Plant Lists that contain this location:

Area Plant List for Mesquite Mountains.

Species collected at or near this location:

Polemoniaceae

Langloisia setosissima (Cov.) S. Timbrook punctata. Lilac Sunbonnet

Total number of taxa:	1
Native Taxa: (serif, italic, bold)	1
Exotic Taxa: (sans-serif, italic)	0
Nativity Undetermined: (default font, italic)	0
Listed Weeds: Indentified as Weed	0

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Date and time this article was prepared:6:11:53 PM, 5/31/2020.