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Great Basin National Park and surrounding area
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Great Basin National Park and Surrounding Area
 

Nearby National Park Service Sites and Distances from Great Basin NP

>Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
    188 miles   (435) 834-5322
>Cedar Breaks National Monument, Utah
    152 miles   (435) 586-9451
>Death Valley National Park, California
    366 miles   (760) 786-3200
>Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Nevada/Arizona
    333 miles  (702) 293-8906
>Timpanogos Cave National Monument, Utah
    206 miles   (801) 756-5238
>Zion National Park, Utah
    196 miles   (435) 772-3256
 
Nearby Public Lands

>Bureau of Land Management; Ely District, Nevada
>Cathedral Gorge State Park, Nevada
>Cave Lake State Park, Nevada
>Crystal Ball Cave, Utah (435) 693-3145
>Fish Springs Wildlife Refuge, Utah
>Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, Nevada
>Mt. Moriah Wilderness Area, Nevada
>Events/things to do & see in Millard County, Utah
>Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Nevada
>Eastern Nevada Wilderness Areas
 

Historic Areas

>East Ely Railroad Depot Museum, Nevada
   62 miles
>Ely Ghost Train, Nevada
   62 miles
>Fremont Indian State Park, Utah
   155 miles
>White Pine County Museum, Ely Nevada
   62 miles
>Great Basin Museum, Delta Utah
   95 miles
>Ward Charcoal Ovens State Park, Nevada
   55 miles
>World War II - Topaz Internment Camp Delta, Utah
   106 miles
>Ghost Towns in Nevada (including Osceola)
>Ghost Towns in Utah (including Frisco)

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No water in the Great Basin Desert ever reaches an ocean.

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The Hydrographic Great Basin is a 200,000 square mile area that drains internally. All precipitation in this region evaporates, sinks underground, or flows into lakes. No water reaches the ocean.
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