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Mojave National Preserve
General Management Plan
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Inside Cover
Table of Contents
Introduction

The Plan:Summary of Plan Actions
Land Protection
Management of Park Resources
Facilities and Development
Use of the Preserve
Partnerships and Other Relationships
Plan Implementation

Tables
Appendixes
Preparers
References
 

Maps
1. Region
2. Existing Land Uses and Desired Future Conditions
3. Mojave National Preserve Boundary
4. Abandoned Mine Lands
5. Kelso Depot Site Plan
6. Soda Springs (Zzyzx) Developed Area
7. Hole-in-the-Wall Developed Area
8. Granite Mountains Natural Reserve
9. Major Rights-of-Way
10. No Shooting Areas
11. No Camping Areas
12. Mining Claims
13. Cattle Grazing Permits
14. Kelso Depot Site Conditions

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Did You Know?
The venom of the Mojave rattlesnake is extremely toxic and causes more respiratory distress than that of any other North American rattlesnake. Due to its unique hue, it is known locally as the Mojave green.
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