Mohave-desert
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a desert in S California: part of the Great Basin. About 15,000 sq. mi. (38,850 sq. km).
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another name for Mojave Desert
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a desert in S California, south of the Sierra Nevada: part of the Great Basin. Area: 38 850 sq km (15 000 sq miles)
Mojave Desert [(moh-hah-vee)]
Area of low, barren mountains and flat valleys in southern California.
Note: Location of Death Valley National Monument.
Note: Lowest point in the United States.
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