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Click here to
start a 3D tour of the park. You will need 3-D glasses to view this
series of anaglyphic images. Click here to see a thumbnail image gallery. |
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Click on yellow boxes to see images. For a larger version
of this map, click here. Selected features include:20 Mule Team Canyon, Amargosa Valley, Artist Drive, Badwater, Charcoal Kilns, Cinder Cone, Dantes View, Devils Cornfield, Devils Golf Course, Furnace Creek, Funeral Mountains, Golden Canyon, Gower Gulch, Ibix Dunes, Marble Canyon, Mesquite Flat, Mormon Point, Mozaic Canyon, Mushroom Rock, Mustard Canyon, Old Stovepipe Wells, Panamint Valley, Racetrack Playa, Rhyolite (outside park), Salt Creek, Saratoga Springs, Scottys Castle, Shoreline Butte, Skidoo, Stovepipe Sand Dunes, tarantulas, Teakettle Junction, Titus Canyon, Trona Towers (outside park), Ubehebe Crater, Zabriskie Point |
For more maps, go to the National Park Service site for Death Valley National Park click here - http://www.nps.gov/deva/. |
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Click here to see more 3-D geology tours of National Parks. Click here for more geologic information about the park.This website is an image tour of Death Valley National Park. The images are anaglyphs. They are large ( about 200 to 900 KB each) and may be slow to load, and require red and cyan 3D viewing glasses. |
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This website was prepared by Phil Stoffer, Paula Messina, and Eleyne Phillips
USGS Western Earth Surface Processes
Team, Menlo Park, California.
U.S.
Department of the Interior - U.S.
Geological Survey - Geology
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