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Devil's Golf Course

The Devil's Golf Course in Death Valley National Park, California, is so named because of the spires and ridges formed by salt as the waters of a shallow lake evaporated 2000 years ago

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Jim Steinberg /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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Californian Course Crust Death Deposit Deposits Devils Encrusted Evaporite Flat Golf Landform Minerals Monument Monuments Polygon Polygonal Salt Saltpan Salty Sedimentary Southwest Southwestern


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