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Salvation Mountain is located near Niland, California, the somewhat infamous Slab City, and not that far from the Mexican Border to the south. | Salvation Mountain is located near Niland, California, the somewhat infamous Slab City, and not that far from the Mexican Border to the south. | ||
=====Slab City, the last “lawless” city is in California, where you won’t find water, electricity or taxes, but maybe some inner peace===== | |||
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100 miles northeast of San Diego, you can find a community where most residents want to get lost. This “squatters paradise” is home to up to 4,000 people who just want to be left alone. | |||
