The phrase "desert counties" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to counties that are primarily characterized by desert landscapes or climates.
Example: "The desert counties of the southwestern United States face unique challenges related to water scarcity and land management."
Alternatives: "arid counties" or "dry counties."
Sharp differences, even tension, arose between federal officials, who pointed to statistics and charts showing plummeting illegal entries as the border was reinforced over the last five years, and some local officers, particularly sheriffs who patrol the sun-seared expanses of desert in counties along the international line.
Herriman may have visited after reading an article by Theodore Roosevelt in 1913, but he may have gone earlier—the desert Coconino County, Arizona, that became the backdrop to Krazy Kat was first mentioned in a 1911 Dingbat Family strip, though the real Coconino County was located further southwest than Herriman's fanciful version.
However, the magnitude of the excess in Niles is dwarfed by that in rural (largely desert) Churchill County, Nevada where 10 cases of childhood leukaemia were diagnosed in only 2 years (eight in 2000, two in 2001) compared to less than one expected; these cases were mainly in the small town of Fallon (population 7536 in 2000) and they have aroused widespread concern and interest.
You can use "adventure dowsing": close your eyes and poke your finger down on a trail map, and odds are the route you pick will wind past pinyon, black bears and blood-orange Indian paintbrush, through cool alpine meadows or dusky, high-desert low county.
Wisconsin River, river rising in Lac Vieux Desert (lake), Vilas county, northern Wisconsin, U.S., on the Wisconsin-Michigan border.
He is an ally of that state's well-known rightwing sheriff Joe Arpaio, but has said he does not imitate Arpaio's tactics of packing prisoners into boiling tents in the Maricopa County desert wearing pink underwear because California's Democratic-controlled government would not allow it.
It's a long drive to the desert, if the county were to build one there.
Though much of the region has cooled in recent days, some areas such as the Indian Wells Valley and Kern County Desert remain under excessive heat warnings.
It also has the Teels Marsh project, which covers over 3,000 acres in the Mineral County desert lake basin and is about 80 kilometers away from producing mines and new exploration that are all on the site of a volcanic eruption that many believe could have contributed lithium.
