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Styx, also called Summit, is a hamlet[better source needed] in the Big Maria Mountains of Riverside County, California, in the Mojave Desert. Styx is located at the junction between an unnamed dirt road and Midland Road. Styx is located barely over a mile north of Midland, California.
