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Soda Springs: sequential land use

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  • 1980
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  • The California Geographer 20: 10-27
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  • Soda Springs, a small San Bernardino County desert oasis, eight miles south of Interstate 15 and Baker, between Barstow and Las Vegas, goes unnoticed by the thousands of travelers that pass daily through the Mohave Desert by car, bus, or train. Little remains to indicate Soda Spring's former importance to the region's development. Only faint remnants of the former Mojave Road and the Tonopah and Tidewater Railroad are noticeable to the perspicacious rock climber or air traveler. The historical succession of land uses in Soda Springs has recently been continued by the addition of the Desert Research Center, under the auspices of the California State University and College System.
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