Nevada Test Site (2856)

My dad commuted out there for many years. There are now tours of the NTS twice a year, and you have to sign up way in advance. I've never managed to schedule one, tho--

Oh, and just a quibble I noted--the NTS dates to the early 50s, when it was decided that a permanent test range closer than the south Pacific was needed. It was a military reservation then, but it was all Army (the Air Force still not being a separate service). Camp Desert Rock, a WW II installation, was somewhere around the flat behind the sign.

The sign actually mentions the on-continent shift, but nothing about Camp Desert Rock.

Well, turns out I misremembered: Camp Desert Rock was concurrent with the nuclear tests:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desert_Rock_exercises
I coulda sworn that Camp Desert Rock had a historical marker all its own, but it's not shown on the Nevada map.
It was the Bombing & Gunnery Range itself, which includes the Test Site, that was withdrawn in WWII:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nellis_Air_Force_Gunnery_and_Bombing_Range
The fading neurons, again...sorry about that!