High Desert

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The High Desert is an arid, elevated region of Southern California known for its Mojave Desert landscapes, extreme temperatures, and rapidly growing communities such as Lancaster and Palmdale.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical area
region
adjacentTo Greater Los Angeles Area
surface form: Greater Los Angeles area

Inland Empire
annualPrecipitation generally less than 10 inches (250 mm)
borders San Bernardino Mountains
San Gabriel Mountains
Sierra Nevada foothills
surface form: Sierra Nevada (southern foothills)
climateType cold desert climate
contains Antelope Valley
Apple Valley, California, United States
surface form: Apple Valley, California

Barstow
surface form: Barstow, California

Edwards Air Force Base
Hesperia, California
Joshua Tree National Park
surface form: Joshua Tree National Park (northern portion)

Lancaster, California
Mojave Air and Space Port
Mojave National Preserve
surface form: Mojave National Preserve (western approaches)

Palmdale, California
Antelope Valley
surface form: Victor Valley

Victorville, California
economicActivity aerospace industry
commuter communities for Los Angeles region
defense industry
logistics and warehousing
renewable energy development
solar power generation
elevationRange approximately 2,000 to 4,000 feet above sea level
hasCharacteristic arid climate
desert landscape
elevated terrain
extreme temperatures
knownFor aerospace testing
astronomical observation
clear skies
rapid suburban growth
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Southern California
United States of America
surface form: United States
nameRefersTo high elevation desert areas of Southern California
partOf Mojave Desert
populationTrend rapid growth since late 20th century
summerHighTemperatures often above 100 °F (38 °C)
transportCorridor Interstate 15
State Route 14
surface form: State Route 14 (California)

California State Route 58
surface form: State Route 58 (California)

U.S. Route 395 NERFINISHED
vegetationType Joshua tree woodland
creosote bush scrub
winterLowTemperatures often below freezing

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Lancaster, California region High Desert
San Bernardino County contains High Desert
this entity surface form: High Desert (California)
Inland Empire region of California hasDesertRegion High Desert
subject surface form: Inland Empire
Ridgecrest, California region High Desert
this entity surface form: High Desert (California)
Mojave, California partOfRegion High Desert
Baker partOf High Desert
this entity surface form: High Desert region of California
Lucerne Valley region High Desert
Victorville, California region High Desert
Victor Valley College (attended) servesRegion High Desert
subject surface form: Victor Valley College
this entity surface form: High Desert region of California
El Mirage, California locatedIn High Desert
this entity surface form: High Desert (California)
Joshua Tree, California locatedIn High Desert
Hesperia locatedInRegion High Desert
Adelanto, California locatedIn High Desert
California City partOf High Desert
this entity surface form: High Desert region of California
Tehachapi, California locatedIn High Desert
this entity surface form: High Desert region of California
Hesperia, California locatedIn High Desert
Apple Valley, California, United States locatedIn High Desert
subject surface form: Apple Valley, California
this entity surface form: High Desert (California)
New California Republic expansionRegion High Desert
this entity surface form: Mojave Wasteland
California's 23rd congressional district locatedInRegion High Desert
this entity surface form: California High Desert