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Mohave Desert

British  

noun

  1. another name for Mojave Desert

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CoreCivic’s 2,560-bed immigration detention center there sits on 70 acres in the Mohave Desert about 80 miles east of Bakersfield.

From Los Angeles Times

He visited the Mohave Desert and saw a stretch of land called Tri-State was unoccupied.

From Seattle Times

Last year, in an initial trial event, Pacific-based forces stayed in Hawaii for their scheduled exercises at the National Training Center in California’s Mohave Desert.

From Seattle Times

Bonde said the area where they were found was fed by natural springs and served as a watering spot for wildlife in the arid Mohave Desert about 14,000 years ago.

From Washington Times

He said people should realize that “when you come to the Mohave Desert, we do have wildlife.”

From Washington Times