Leadfield ghost town

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Leadfield ghost town is an abandoned early-20th-century mining settlement in California’s Death Valley region, known for its short-lived boom and remote desert ruins.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ghost town
accessibleBy dirt road
boomPeriod mid-1920s
climate arid desert climate
country United States of America
currentUse historic site
tourist attraction
elevation approximately 4000 feet
eraOfAbandonment 1920s
formerSettlementType mining camp
geologicalSetting mountain canyon
governedBy National Park Service
hasFeature abandoned mine workings
collapsed wooden structures
desert ruins
old road grades
ruined buildings
rusted metal debris
hasHeritageStatus historic mining site
hasRemnant collapsed adits
foundations of buildings
old metal drums
scattered mining equipment
knownFor abandoned mining ruins
remote desert location
short-lived mining boom
locatedIn Amargosa Range
California
Death Valley region
linked to: Death Valley

Inyo County, California
locatedInProtectedArea Death Valley National Park
locatedNear Beatty, Nevada
Titus Canyon
locatedOnRoad Daylight Pass Road
namedAfter lead
partOf Mojave Desert region
linked to: Mojave Desert
population 0
primaryResource lead ore
region Eastern California
linked to: eastern California
safetyConcern extreme desert heat
unstable mine shafts
surroundedBy rugged desert terrain
timePeriod early 20th century
tourismActivity hiking
historical sightseeing
photography

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Titus Canyon Road passesNear Leadfield ghost town