Death Valley is located within the Basin and Range Province.

As one of the most iconic features of the Basin and Range, Death Valley is known for its extreme temperatures and unique geological formations. It is the lowest point in North America, reaching 282 feet below sea level. The valley is characterized by its vast desert landscapes, salt flats, and rugged mountain ranges that surround it. Death Valley National Park protects this unique environment, showcasing diverse ecosystems and rare wildlife. Its stark beauty and geological significance make it a key highlight within the Basin and Range Province, attracting visitors from around the world.