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Eureka Dunes
Eureka Dunes, located within Death Valley National Park, is an excellent example of eolian (wind) geological processes. It is the tallest dune complex in the Great Basin biophysiographic province of the United States. The site contains an endangered grass genus, one species of which is the only plant capable of surviving on and stabilizing the steep dune slopes.
Location: Inyo County, CA
Year designated: 1983
Acres: 4,544
Ownership: Federal
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Last Updated: June 28, 2012






