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WELCOME to Great Basin National Heritage Area

The Great Basin National Heritage Area is a geographical region encompassing White Pine County, Nevada and Millard County, Utah and adjacent Indian reservations that contains nationally significant archaeological, historical, cultural, natural and scenic features that are emblematic of the entire Great Basin Area. This website will help you learn more about the Great Basin National Heritage Area, its important heritage features, how to best visit the area, and how to become involved with the organization that helps coordinate promotion of the Area and its heritage. National Heritage Areas are designated by Congress in recognition of the contributions they make in making up the unique fabric of our country. There are more than 40 such Areas in the United States. Designation confers no authority to manage or regulate land use in any way.

 
History, heritage, and adventure:
 
       

Topaz Camp

This internment camp consisted of 19,800 acres  and was nearly four times the size of Manzanar War Relocation Center in California.
 

Wheeler Peak

Wheeler Peak is the second highest peak in the the state of Nevada.
 

Duckwater Shoshone

The Duckwater Shoshone are one of several American Indian tribes that call Great Basin their home.
 

Great Stone Face

Located just west of Delta is this natural rock formation known as the "Guardian of Deseret".
 

 

 
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