Approximate location — plotted from published sources, not a site visit, and not a guarantee of access.
Salt-harvesting company town founded in 1914 on the shore of Koehn Dry Lake in the northern Mojave, northeast of California City near Garlock. A narrow-gauge harvest railroad ran onto the moist playa; the post office operated 1916–1950. Drought, economics, and corrosive lake chemistry left concrete slabs, rail ties, and salt-eaten foundations—do not drive onto the soft playa.