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CAMP HALLECK, NEVADA - NARA - 524109
General notes: Fort Halleck (1879-1886; U. S. Army . First established as Camp Halleck in (1867-1879), to protect the California Trail and the construction of the Central Pacific Railroad. Present day Halleck, Elko County, Nevada.
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CAMP HALLECK, NEVADA - NARA - 524109 (cropped)
General notes: Fort Halleck (1879-1886; U. S. Army . First established as Camp Halleck in (1867-1879), to protect the California Trail and the construction of the Central Pacific Railroad. Present day Halleck, Elko County, Nevada.
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CherrySprings06 12 001 (7402989030)
Horses scatter upon arrival of the water truck to Cherry Springs within the Maverick-Medicine Herd Management Area. Currently Cherry Springs produces 10 gallons of water an hour. In hot weather, horses should consume approximately 20 gallons a day.
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Elko County Jane Doe reconstruction
Reconstruction of an unidentified murder victim found in Nevada in 1993.
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Last chance ranch, nevada-after (7071696887)
Stone building at Last Chance Ranch, in Elko County, Nevada. In a BLM—Bureau of Land Management area located east of Elko.
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Maverick Medicine Gather (9455402760) (2)
Sunrise Aug. 6 on the Maverick Range in the Maverick-Medicine Herd Management Area. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Elko District, Wells Field Office just completed a water trap to gather and remove excess wild horses from lands adjacent to the Cherry Spring conveyance in the Maverick Medicine Herd Management Area. The water trap was necessary to prevent a further decline in animal condition caused by minimal forage growth and reduced water availability due to severe drought conditions.
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My Public Lands Roadtrip- Behind the Scenes with BLM Nevada Abandoned Mines and Lands Program Lead (19398302889)
What does an AML specialist do for the BLM? Here in BLM Nevada, we inventory abandoned mines and lands, including cultural resources and wildlife in and around sites. We assess sites for value as well as potential public health and safety risks. What is a typical day like for you? An AML specialist does more than just “cover up holes.” My work in the office includes project coordination, budget, and other administrative duties. I follow the National Environmental Policy Act and coordinate w
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