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| Situated on the Nevada/California border 5000' above sea level. Equi-distant between Las Vegas, Reno & Los Angeles. Surrounded by the 14,000' peaks of the White Mountains and 10,000' peaks of the Silver Mountains. Once an inland sea 40 miles long by 10 miles wide, Fish Lake Valley remains the largest and most prolific aquifer in the Great Desert Basin. Less than 500 people reside in the valley. The only on-going industry is alfalfa farming. The valley sits above any neighboring pollution levels. With temperatures ranging from 120+ to 30 degrees below between seasons, accompanied by high winds, the Desert Research Institute provides a unique locality for long term research in climate control. |
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