Panamint City

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Panamint City is a historic 19th-century silver mining ghost town in California’s Panamint Range, once a booming Wild West settlement before being abandoned.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ghost town
historic town
abandoned late 19th century
access hiking trail only
boomPeriod 1873–1875
climate arid
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentStatus ruins
uninhabited
economicBasis hard‑rock mining
elevation approximately 1800 meters
approximately 6000 feet
eraOfDecline late 1870s
foundingYear 1873
hadInfrastructure hotels
post office
saloons
stamp mills
stores
hasRemains mining equipment
smelter ruins
stone buildings
historicEra 19th century
knownFor Wild West lawlessness
remote mountain location
silver mining boomtown history
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Death Valley region NERFINISHED
Inyo County, California
Panamint Range NERFINISHED
mountainRange Panamint Range NERFINISHED
namedAfter Panamint Range NERFINISHED
near Death Valley National Park NERFINISHED
partOf Inyo Mountains Wilderness vicinity
populationPeakApprox 2000
postOfficeClosed 1877
postOfficeEstablished 1874
primaryResourceMined lead
silver
region Eastern California NERFINISHED
safetyConcerns flash floods
steep canyon access
state California, United States
surface form: California
timeZone Pacific Time Zone
tourismType backcountry hiking destination
heritage tourism

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