The Warner Mountains are a short mountain range in northeastern California and extending into south central Oregon in the United States. The range runs for approximately 60 mi (100 km) north-south primarily in eastern Modoc County, California east of Alturas, California. The highest peak in the range is Eagle Peak with an elevation of 9892 ft (3016 m).
The range is in the arid sparsely-populated northeastern corner of California, approximately 15 mi (24 km) west of the Nevada border and marks the western edge of the Great Basin. The eastern side of the range is Surprise Valley, an enclosed basin containing Upper, Middle, and Lower Alkali lakes along the California-Nevada border. The western side of the range is a ranching region drained by the forks of the Pit River, a tributary of the Sacramento River. Goose Lake is located along the northwest end of the range, straddling the California-Oregon border.
Most of the range is part of the Modoc National Forest. The southern portion of the range, including Eagle Peak, is part of the South Warner Wilderness. The Fort Bidwell Indian Reservation is located in the northern end of the range west of Goose Lake.
The Klamath Mountains are a mountain range in northwest California and southwest Oregon, the highest peak being Thompson Peak (2744 m / 9002 ft) in Trinity County, California.
These mountains are noted for their coast redwoods, which live within the range of the coastal fog, the tallest trees on Earth.
The Mojave Desert is bounded by the peninsular Tehachapi Mountains on the Northwest, together with the San Gabriel and the San Bernardino Mountains on the Southwest.
WARNER, a post town in Merrimack County, is situated west of Boscawen; fifteen miles northwest of Concord, in the latitude of 43 degrees 16 minutes north.
Warner was first granted by the government of Massachusetts Bay to sundry petitioners in Amesbury and Salisbury, in that then province, as early as 1735.
Warner is divided into twenty-one school districts for primary schools, for the most part comfortably provided with school houses; in which are taught reading, writing, arithmetic, English grammar, geography generally, and in some, rhetoric, history, philosophy, chemistry, andc.