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The Howe Spring water tank is empty

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02796-howe-spring.jpg Howe Spring has no running water right now, but the well here (which is perhaps the spring) contains a fair amountThumbnailsThis looks like some kind of scrub oak growing here at Howe Spring, Mojave National PreserveHowe Spring has no running water right now, but the well here (which is perhaps the spring) contains a fair amountThumbnailsThis looks like some kind of scrub oak growing here at Howe Spring, Mojave National PreserveHowe Spring has no running water right now, but the well here (which is perhaps the spring) contains a fair amountThumbnailsThis looks like some kind of scrub oak growing here at Howe Spring, Mojave National PreserveHowe Spring has no running water right now, but the well here (which is perhaps the spring) contains a fair amountThumbnailsThis looks like some kind of scrub oak growing here at Howe Spring, Mojave National PreserveHowe Spring has no running water right now, but the well here (which is perhaps the spring) contains a fair amountThumbnailsThis looks like some kind of scrub oak growing here at Howe Spring, Mojave National Preserve

From the appearance of the broken pipes scattered in the wash below, the Howe Spring water tank probably hasn't been operational in years.