USER:MMCANNIS SANDBOX CENTRAL NEVADA ENDORHEIC VALLEYS & BASINS VER 2

A double listing of: Central Nevada endorheic valleys & basins, Major, and also Central Nevada endorheic valleys & basins, Minor, (all endorheic landforms, or a sub-landform to a final endorheic area).

The "East" is bordered by: White River Valley discontinuous basins and the Meadow Valley Wash Watershed, a dual south-flowing, mostly parallel, landform area.

Some landforms and their Nevada locations

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valleys & basins

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flats, etc. | part = Antelope Valley (Elko-White Pine Counties)
Big Smoky Valley
Butte Valley (Nevada)
Clover Valley(Nevada)
Crescent Valley
Desert Valley (Lincoln County)-(Tikaboo)
Diamond Valley
Dixie Valley
Eldorado Valley-( Ivanpah-Pahrump W.)
Fish Lake Valley
Gabbs Valley
Goshute Valley
Grass Valley (Nevada)
Ivanpah Valley-( Ivanpah-Pahrump W.-(+ Calif.)
Lake Valley (north section)
Little Smoky Valley
Long Valley (Nevada)
Monitor Valley
Newark Valley
Pahrump Valley-{ Ivanpah-Pahrump W.-(+ Calif.))
Railroad Valley
Ruby Valley
Sand Spring Valley
Smith Creek Valley
Spring Valley (Nevada)
Steptoe Valley
Stone Cabin Valley
Tikaboo Valley- Desert V.-(Tikaboo)
| border_type = Border
Great Basin
sub
regions | border =N: Humboldt River Basin
NE: Great Salt Lake
S & SW: N Mojave-Mono
W: central Lahontan | location = | elevation_imperial = | elevation_note = | population = | area_imperial = | area_note= | code_type= | code = | code_note= | free_type = | free = | free1_type = | free1 = }} {{ Geobox}}

The Central Nevada desert basins subregion (confer: USGS Huc 1606) is a contiguous set of 15 Great Basin watersheds that drain into Nevada. The perimeter drainage divide of the subregion includes a serpentine section of the Great Basin Divide near the Utah state line ( triple point with Great Salt Lake & Lower Colorado- Lake Mead subregions) to the California state line ( Piute Wash Watershed). Two more triple points occur on the east perimeter of Eldorado Valley, in the Eldorado Mountains region, on the western border of the south-flowing Colorado River, ( Havasu-Mohave Lakes Watershed).