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Olancha-Cartago
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North America : United States of America : California : Desert : Inyo County : Olancha-Cartago
Olancha and Cartago are settlements in the Desert Region of Inyo County, California.
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Olancha (orginally Olanche) and Cartago (originally Carthage, Daniersburg, and Lakeville) are near the southern tip of Owens Lake, which is mostly a dry lake. The lake held a significant amount of water until the rivers and streams that flowed into it were diverted to the Los Angeles Aqueduct in the 1910s. Cartago is near an abandoned settlement known as Carthage, and its current name is taken from the Spanish name for the ancient Pheonician city of Carthage in modern day Tunisia.
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| Routes through Olancha-Cartago |
| Bishop ← Lone Pine ← | N  S
| → Inyokern → Hesperia |
| END ← | W  E
| → Death Valley N.P. → Death Valley Junction |
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