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South Nevada is best known for its role as a major silver producer in the early
1900s. Although the area's silver mining industry is in the past, the region continues
to carefully maintain its rich heritage by offering a number of historic attractions
allowing visitors experience Nevada's
silver boom. Tonopah,
located midway between Reno and Las
Vegas, acts as the municipal center of the region. Once referred to as the
Queen of the Silver Camp, the city is home to Tonopah
Historic Mining Park, which helps visitors embark on self-guided tours of
the historic silver mines. Ghost towns also prove to be popular attractions and
such as the ruins found in Belmont,
located one hour from Tonopah. Outdoor recreation is plentiful in South Nevada,
as state parks are scattered throughout, such Cave
Lake near Ely, Beaver
Dam around Caliente
and Echo
Canyon near Pioche,
each offering a range of outdoor opportunities.
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