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==Culture== |
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* [[Tahquitz Canyon]], a canyon in Palm Springs, California |
* [[Tahquitz Canyon]], a canyon in Palm Springs, California |
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** [[Tahquitz Creek]], the creek that runs through Tahquitz Canyon |
** [[Tahquitz Creek]], the creek that runs through Tahquitz Canyon |
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** [[Tahquitz Falls]], a waterfall within Tahquitz Canyon |
** [[Tahquitz Falls]], a waterfall within Tahquitz Canyon |
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* [[Tahquitz Peak]], a peak in southern California's San Jacinto Mountains |
* [[Tahquitz Peak]], a peak in southern California's San Jacinto Mountains |
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** [[Tahquitz Rock]], a granite outcrop on the side of Tahquitz Peak |
** [[Tahquitz Rock]], a granite outcrop on the side of Tahquitz Peak |
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Revision as of 23:59, 16 February 2022
Tahquitz may refer to:
Culture
- Tahquitz (spirit), a legendary spirit of the Cahuilla and Luiseño Native American people of Southern California
- Tahquitz, a musical score by Fannie Charles Dillon
- Tahquitz, a sound installation work by Lewis deSoto
Places
- Tahquitz Canyon, a canyon in Palm Springs, California
- Tahquitz Creek, the creek that runs through Tahquitz Canyon
- Tahquitz Falls, a waterfall within Tahquitz Canyon
- Tahquitz High School, a school in Hemet, California
- Tahquitz Peak, a peak in southern California's San Jacinto Mountains
- Tahquitz Rock, a granite outcrop on the side of Tahquitz Peak
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