Owenyo, California
USA /
California /
Lone Pine /
World
/ USA
/ California
/ Lone Pine
World / United States / California
ghost town, historic ruins
Owenyo was originally established around 1900 as a small Quaker farming community and shipping station. A post office was established on March 20, 1902, and after two moves was discontinued on November 30, 1905. In 1905 the Quakers sold out, and in 1910 the station became an important junction with arrival of the standard gauge Southern Pacific tracks. They ended along the west side of the station platform and the narrow gauge passed by on the east. During the booming 1920s, there were railroad repair facilities, a restaurant and hotel.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 36°40'41"N 118°2'38"W
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- Palisades del Rey (Surfridge Ghost Town) 306 km
- Tammukan, California 329 km
- Alum Rock Park 346 km
- Barclay, Nevada 347 km
- Kaiser Mine and Ghost Town 382 km
- Wolf Hole, Arizona 399 km
- McGill, Nevada 417 km
- China Camp State Park 422 km
- Bombay Beach, California 424 km
- Alabama Hills 8.9 km
- Alabama Hills 12 km
- Saline Valley 27 km
- Racetrack Playa 43 km
- Eureka Dunes 56 km
- Cottonwood Mountains 59 km
- Inyo National Forest 70 km
- Queer Mountain Wilderness Study Area 85 km
- Inyo National Forest 91 km
- Death Valley National Park 100 km