Soda Springs, a natural spring, has long seen human activity.
The area was a prehistoric quarry site, and projectile points and rock art can be found in the area.
The Mojave Road ran past the spring which was guarded by the Hancock Redoubt in 1860, during the Bitter Spring Expedition and by Camp Soda Springs, garrisoned by the U.S. Army from 1867 to 1870.
 Later Soda Springs was the name of the station of the Tonopah and Tidewater Railroad that passed there.
Remnants of a wagon road stop and railroad artifacts are readily seen.
Evaporative salt mining and mill sites can be found here as well.
Soda Springs, a natural spring, has long seen human activity. The area was a prehistoric quarry site, and projectile points and rock art can be found in the area. The Mojave Road ran past the spring which was guarded by the Hancock Redoubt in 1860, during the Bitter Spring Expedition and by Camp Soda Springs, garrisoned by the U.S. Army from 1867 to 1870.  Later Soda Springs was the name of the station of the Tonopah and Tidewater Railroad that passed there. Remnants of a wagon road stop and railroad artifacts are readily seen. Evaporative salt mining and mill sites can be found here as well.
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