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above
sea level on the western side to on the east. Several peaks on the southern end exceed .
Salt flats on the western side of the National Park are marked by
creosote desert, with low elevations on the east covered with
grassland and
juniper.
Canyon interiors such as McKittrick and Pine Springs Canyon on the southeast end exhibit
maple and
pine, and uplands over are clothed with denser forests of
ponderosa pine, with small stands of
oak and
aspen.
The range contains many world-class
caves, including
Carlsbad Caverns (the best known) and
Lechuguilla Cave, discovered in 1986. The history of the range includes occupation by ancient
Pueblo and
Mogollon peoples, and by the
Apache and various
Anglo outlaws in the 19th century.
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