Chloride, Arizona
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Chloride, Arizona is a high desert ghost town with deep roots in Arizona’s mining history. Located in Mohave County, it was once a bustling silver mining community in the late 1800s. Today, Chloride remains a small, inhabited town known for its preserved Old West charm, quirky art installations, and the striking murals of Roy Purcell painted across the nearby hills. In this DesertUSA video, you'll take a quick drive through the heart of town, passing historic storefronts, weathered cabins, and remnants of Chloride’s silver boom. It’s a must-see stop for travelers exploring Arizona’s scenic back roads and historic desert settlements.
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