Yermo: I-15 : (623) First St. OC
Yermo has served as a railroad community in California’s Mojave Desert since the early 20th century. The settlement lies along Interstate 15, a principal route between Southern California and Las Vegas, close to where Interstate 40 heads east across the desert. Low, arid ranges frame a broad basin of creosote scrub and open sand, characteristic of the Mojave’s high-desert terrain. North of town, the Calico Mountains contain Calico, a former silver-mining settlement founded in 1881 and preserved as Calico Ghost Town. Yermo remains a small but practical stop in a landscape shaped by rail freight, long-distance highways and the mining history of San Bernardino County.
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The desert terrain around Yermo is dry, open Mojave country of gravel plains and low mountains, which has shaped both the settlement’s roadside layout and its transport-based economy. Interstate 15 and a major freight rail corridor pass through this small California community, linking Southern California with Las Vegas and the interior West. The Calico Mountains rise nearby, home to Calico Ghost Town Regional Park on the site of a silver-mining settlement founded in 1881. Browse additional webcams nearby to see how Yermo and the Mojave Desert relate to the surrounding terrain.
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