Death Valley

You certainly will if you go there with nothing to drink or no money to buy something to drink from the gift shop. You certainly don't want to go walking around with less than a gallon of water handy. Phil

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The approximate driving time and mileage information -

Between: Yosemite National Park

and: Death Valley, CA

Driving miles: 240

Driving time: 4 hrs 15 mins

- is based on traveling non-stop in good driving conditions. Driving time does not take into consideration conditions which may extend travel time such as weather, road work, border crossings, and rush hour traffic in urban areas. Mileage denotes actual road miles covered as opposed to Point A to Point B linear distances on a map.

Death Valley, California is about 2 hours northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada. It is about 4.5 hours northeast of Los Angeles.

coastal range

Monument Valley to Bryce Canyon is 4:30 hours driving.

1. Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park 0 m 0:00:00 N37 00.171 W110 10.434

2. Get on US 163 and drive south 3 m 3 m 0:00:00 0:00:00 287° true N37 00.172 W110 10.436

3. Turn right onto US 160 38.0 km 38.0 km 0:23:42 0:23:42 186° true N36 42.466 W110 14.830

4. Turn right onto Hwy 98 89.3 km 51.4 km 0:31:42 0:55:24 237° true N36 27.668 W110 41.526

5. Turn right onto Hwy 98 193 km 104 km 0:58:43 1:54:07 263° true N36 53.703 W111 26.703

6. Turn right onto US 89-Loop 195 km 2.2 km 0:02:30 1:56:37 349° true N36 54.656 W111 27.368

7. Turn right onto US 89 198 km 2.9 km 0:04:03 2:00:40 306° true N36 55.539 W111 28.269

8. Turn right onto S 100 E 315 km 117 km 1:07:37 3:08:17 274° true N37 02.579 W112 31.581

9. Keep right onto Hwy 12 412 km 97.5 km 1:03:10 4:11:27 24° true N37 44.929 W112 22.628

10. Bear right onto Hwy 63 434 km 21.9 km 0:14:36 4:26:03 104° true N37 41.566 W112 09.189

11. Bryce Canyon National Park 440 km 6.0 km 0:06:25 4:32:28 106° true N37 38.453 W112 10.132

there is no address of the death valley

15.78 psi

it is not 100 man made it is 100 natural feature

3 hours and 25 minutes i think

From Ocean Atlas and using you figure of 1-2 inches you would get with a lot of rounding 40,000 inches in on km leangth. Divide 335,258,000 by 40,000 and we get 8381 cubic km for each inch of ocean level rise.

At its greatest extent the Lake Manly which filled Death Valley during the ice ages in the past was 800 feet deep at it maximum and 80 miles long in a typical rift valley lake system.

Roughly guessing I would put that at 80*10 or 800 square miles and if the slope is 45 degrees that would be as if it were all about 400 feet deep. Divide 400 by 0.3861022 gives 1036 square km, 400 feet equals 4800 inches divided by 40,000 equals .12 cubic km per square km. Multiply 1036 by .12 gives you 125 cubic km. 8381 divided by 125 means filling Death Valley would be equal to 1/67 inches of ocean water. Hardly seems worth the effort for .015 inches of meltwater.

264 miles

were is death vally cross

Death Valley, California

Death Valley is the deepest point on the North American continent. You don't say which continent you are on.

Death Valley is not the biggest valley in California. The central valley is the biggest.

No, it is not.

From Portland, Oregon it is 943 miles.

From Portland, Maine it is 2936 miles.

Death Valley is in the United States.

Death valley is in California and the grand canyon is in Arizona.

Death Valley is a desert in southern California. It is a name for a valley because that area or the Mojave is really really hot and it is below sea level.