Furnace Creek

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Furnace Creek is a small settlement and visitor hub in California’s Death Valley National Park, known for its extreme heat records and proximity to major desert attractions like Badwater Basin.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf census-designated place
tourist destination
unincorporated community
administratedBy National Park Service
country United States
elevation approximately −190 feet
approximately −58 meters
below sea level
hasAttraction Borax Museum
Death Valley National Park Visitor Center
hasClimate hot desert climate
hasFacility Furnace Creek Visitor Center
campground
gas station
lodging
museum
restaurants
hasHistoricalUse borax mining support settlement
hasNameOrigin named for extremely high temperatures
hasNearbyFeature Death Valley salt flats
Furnace Creek Wash
hasPostalCode 92328
hasRecord one of the highest reliably measured air temperatures on Earth
hasRoadAccess California State Route 190
knownFor being one of the hottest inhabited places on Earth
extreme heat
high temperature records
locatedIn California
Death Valley
Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park, California
Inyo County, California
Mojave Desert
locatedInRegion Great Basin–Mojave transition zone
eastern California
locatedInTimeZone Pacific Time Zone
nearby Artist's Drive
Badwater Basin
Dante's View
Golden Canyon
Zabriskie Point
partOf Death Valley National Park visitor services area
Inyo County
State of California
tourismActivity desert photography
hiking
sightseeing
stargazing

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