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Distance Mi	Bear -ing	S p o n s o r e d?	Chart	Preview color key	Light Pollution	Prov/State	Comments/Links
0			Panamint Springs			California	The best place to observe is the campground.
21	N		Homestake Dry Camp			California	Minimal campground in Death Valley National Park.
24	E		Mahogany Flat Campground			California	A 0campground in Death Valley National Park.
32	W		Tralfamadore Observatory			California	A private observatory.
35	E		Furnace Creek			California	A site used by the Astronomical Society of Nevada, Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Astronomical Society and the Astronomical Group of Las Vegas. Near Death Valley.
35	SW		Fossil Falls			California	In Owens valley.
42	SW		Kennedy Meadows			California	In Sequoia National Forest.
43	N		Mesquite Springs			California	In Death Valley. A site used by the Astronomical Society of Nevada, Las Vegas and the Astronomical Group of Las Vegas.
47	W		Blackrock Ranger Station			California
50	S		Trona Pinnacles			California	A BLM site in the north Mojave desert.
51	S		Ridgecrest			California
52	NW		Independence Creek Campground			California	Campground in a Inyo County.
54	E		Amargosa Observatory			Nevada	A private observatory near Amargosa Valley.
54	SW		Canebrake			California	7 miles east of Onyx. In the Kern valley.
55	S		Thomas Observatory			California	A private observatory.
57	SW		Walker Pass Campground			California	Campground and dark-sky site.
59	NW		Papoose Flat			California	A public spot in the Inyo Mountains southeast of Big Pine.
67	SW		Redrock Inyokern Road			California	Used by the South Bay Astronomical Society.
70	S		Cuddeback Lake			California	A dry lake.
73	SW		Pine Flat Observatory			California	A private observatory near California Hot Springs.
73	SW		Red Rock Canyon State Park			California	A state park used by local clubs for star parties.
75	NW		CARMA			California	An array of millimeter-wave radio telescopes.
75	W		Royer Oaks Observatory			California	An observatory with public star parties.
77	N		Deep Springs Observatory			California	Observatory at Deep Springs College.
77	W		Springville			California	A town in Tulare county and home of the Tule River Amateur Astronomers
78	W		Coma Via Observatory			California	An observatory near Springville.
79	NW		Grandview Campground			California	A dark sky campground. In the White-Inyo Mountains in Big Pine.
79	W		South Fork Observatory			California	A private observatory near Three Rivers.
80	E		High Desert Astronomy			Nevada	A private observing site in Pahrump.
82	E		Pahrump Valley Observatory			Nevada	A private observatory near Pahrump.
82	W		Big Meadow			California	Observing site used by the Tulare Astronomical Association and the Central Valley Astronomers.
86	E		Cielos Oscuros			California	An unnamed pull-off along Mesquite Valley Road. On the east edge of South Nopah Range Wilderness Area.
87	W		Big Stump			California	An entrance to Sequoia & Kings Canyon national park. Used as a backup observing site of the Central Valley Astronomers.
88	NW		Bishop Observatory			California	A private observatory north of Bishop.
88	W		Porterville			California
88	W		Redwood Mountain View			California	A vacation rental.
89	S		California City			California
95	S		Owl Canyon Campground			California	Near Barstow.
98	NW		Courtright Reservoir			California	Observing site used by the Central Valley Astronomers
99	S		EAFB			California	Edwards Air Force Base is an alternate shuttle landing site. Also home of the Dryden Flight Research Center.
100	SW		Tehachapi Municipal Airport			California	An observing site of the Greater Tehachapi Astronomers.
101	E		Indian Springs			Nevada	Some members of the Astronomical Society of Nevada observe nearby.
101	SW		Tehachapi Mountain Observatory			California	A private observatory near Tehachapi.
101	W		Visalia			California	A town in Tulare.
102	SW		Astro-chalet West			California	A private observatory.
103	N		Alkali			Nevada	An observing site, a few miles from the town of Alkali, used by the Tonopah Astronomical Society.
104	S		Knight Sight			California	A private site in Helendale
106	W		Arthur Purcell Observatory			California	Observatory of the Tulare Astronomical Association.
106	W		Yamada Observatory			California	A private observatory in Wonder Valley, east of Fresno.
107	E		Lovell Canyon			Nevada	A site used by the Astronomical Society of Nevada, Las Vegas. In the south-east perimiter of Toiyabe National Forest.
110	S		Rosamond Skypark			California	A private residential skypark in Rosamond.
110	SE		Afton Canyon Campground			California	campground near Interstate 15 along the Mojave River between Barstow and Baker.
110	SW		Bakersfield			California	Home of the Kern Astronomical Society.
112	E		Mt Potosi Observatory			Nevada	An observatory of the Las Vegas Astronomical Society. Associated with the Boy Scouts of America Las Vegas
114	E		Red Rock Canyon			Nevada	A site used by the Astronomical Society of Nevada, Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Astronomical Society and the Astronomical Group of Las Vegas.
114	SE		Halloran Summit			California
115	NW		Shaver Lake			California
116	NW		Lost Valley Observatory			California	A private observatory between Yosemite and Kings Canyon in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
116	S		Saddleback Butte			California	A State Park used as a star party site by The Antelope Valley Astronomy Club.
119	E		Copernicus Observatory			Nevada	A private observatory somewhere around Las Vegas.
119	N		Pinchot Creek			Nevada	On BLM land.
119	N		Monte Cristo's Castle			Nevada	Area around an impressive rock formation. Used as an observing site by the Tonopah Astronomical Society.
119	NW		Sierra Remote Observatories			California	A group of observatories in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California, dedicated to state-of-the-art robotic/remote imaging and data acquisition.
120	N		Tonopah Stargazing Park			Nevada	Site of Star parties. In Tonopah.
120	S		Lancaster			California

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