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I thot the Joshua Tree on the right had quite the shape. You can also see a person on top of Warren Peak. Fiddleneck is the ground cover.
Warren Peak is not officially Warren Peak. The Parks Service refers to it as Warren Peak, but it's listed as a survey marker "with checked spot elevation," and the word "Warren" is next to it on the official USGS Topographic maps. The elevation benchmark is from 1939. It first appeared on the official map in 1955. But the word "Warren" doesn't appear on maps until 1972. Some people call it "Warren Point" since it's not an official peak name.
Warren Peak is not officially Warren Peak. The Parks Service refers to it as Warren Peak, but it's listed as a survey marker "with checked spot elevation," and the word "Warren" is next to it on the official USGS Topographic maps. The elevation benchmark is from 1939. It first appeared on the official map in 1955. But the word "Warren" doesn't appear on maps until 1972. Some people call it "Warren Point" since it's not an official peak name.