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The southern limits of the Mohave Desert, California

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  • 1967
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  • The California Geographer 8: 127-133
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  • Most geographers can locate the Mohave Desert with little or no difficulty; however, if asked to define its limits, particularly in relationship to the Colorado Desert on the south, most would find it difficult to do so. The purposes of this brief paper are to reassess the varying arguments for the southern limits of the Mohave Desert, to clarify the relationships between certain place names - e.g., the Great Basin, the Sonoran Desert, the Colorado Desert - and the Mohave, and to delimit in a series of maps the desert regions under discussion.
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