The county seat of Pershing County is Lovelock, Nevada, which was incorporated as a city in 1917, though the first building put up was in August 1868 from the Central Pacific Railroad.  As of 2010 the population was about 2,236 persons with Interstate 80 running alongside the edge of town.  This view is about 200 feet up showing nearly all the town, with a light breeze & thunderstorm activity around.  Yet in the background to the southwest one can see a giant dust storm (haboob) formed from thunderstorms & winds originating from the Reno area.  Having come from that way, I had driven through it as it was quite gusty, most of the dust picked up early on & especially arising from the dry Humboldt Sink.  As you can see it is crossing over mountains range & was a good mile in height.  About three minutes after I took this shot, Lovelock completely disappeared in the dust culminated with 40mph winds & much of the basin all the way to Winnemucca remained in hazy visibility past sunset.