Antelope Valley (Nevada)

Antelope Valley (aka "Dry Valley") in Nevada is "16.5 mi E of Monitor Valley and 10 mi S of Koben Valley, bounded on the W by Toiyabe National Forest, on the N by Bean Flat and Lone Mountain, on the E by the Mahogany Hills and White Cloud Peak, on the S by Horse Heaven Mountain and Ninemile Peak".[1]

For the valley on the CA/NV border and the Tonopah Test Range valley with Antelope Lake, see Antelope Valley (California-Nevada) and List of landforms of the Nellis & Wildlife 5 Ranges region.
USGS points of Nevada's Antelope Valley[1]
Point Coordinates
1 39.4377061°N 116.2925671°W / 39.4377061; -116.2925671
2 39.5240937°N 116.3217352°W / 39.5240937; -116.3217352
3 39.5307605°N 116.2320102°W / 39.5307605; -116.2320102
4 39.4374285°N 116.2289540°W / 39.4374285; -116.2289540
5 39.3124302°N 116.2342308°W / 39.3124302; -116.2342308
6 39.2004867°N 116.3361778°W / 39.2004867; -116.3361778
7 39.1032648°N 116.3383998°W / 39.1032648; -116.3383998
8 39.1874310°N 116.3842349°W / 39.1874310; -116.3842349
9 39.3124299°N 116.3842355°W / 39.3124299; -116.3842355
10 39.3124301°N 116.2842324°W / 39.3124301; -116.2842324
11 39.4582611°N 116.3842367°W / 39.4582611; -116.3842367

References
  1. "Antelope Valley (858731)". Geographic Names Information System. United States Geological Survey, United States Department of the Interior. Retrieved 2013-07-03.


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