Tolicha Peak Electronic Combat Range (TPECR) is one of two ranges in the Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR) complex specialized in electronic combat gear of all flavors. It is used for training purposes during Nellis-based exercises as well as test and development of new ground and airborne systems. For more information on TPECR please see Tom Mahood's excellent article on this web site.

The aerial photos below were taken on Sunday, May 24, 2020 from a private aircraft cleared to cross R-4807A from Rachel headed towards Beatty. This corridor is sometimes available to civilian aircraft upon request on weekends when the ranges are "cold". Publication on Dreamland Resort with friendly permission by the pilot and photographer, Gabriel Zeifman. Click in the photos to enlarge. Click the coordinates under the photos to see the feature in Google satellite view.

These two radar domes on Black Mountain are visible in the distance from some places on US-95 (37° 16.998'N / 116° 38.765'W)	Another radar dome on a peak about a mile north of Tolicha Peak (37° 17.084'N / 116° 48.756'W)
Antenna tower on a peak just east of Tolicha Peak (37° 16.067'N / 116° 48.350'W)	Mobile threat simulator site in the northern part of Area 20 (37° 19.466'N / 116° 29.667'W)
Site 1, the main operations base of TPECR. (37° 18.535'N / 116° 46.930'W)
Material storage yard near the main base. Note the large number of vehicles stored here as practice targets (37° 19.746'N / 116° 46.973'W)
Another radar dome in the center of TPECR (37° 18.277'N / 116° 41.103'W)	Possibly a guard building on the road to the Black Mountain radio site, just below the top (37° 17.301'N / 116° 38.534'W)
Threat simulator in the FAC Alpha range north of TPECR (37° 21.478'N / 116° 47.607'W)	Radio relay site near the center of TPECR (37° 18.895'N / 116° 41.130'W)