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The County of Mono was created by an act of the Legislature on April 21, 1861. The county seat is in the town of Bridgeport, where most of the county offices are located in an historic courthouse built in 1880. It's land area is 3,030 square miles, 94% of which is publicly owned. Much of this land is contained in the Inyo and Toiyabe National Forests. Mono County is known for its vast scenic and recreational resources. Here, one may explore immense high sierra peaks, ghost towns, friendly communities and the famous Mono Lake. Visit the pages below to learn more. |
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Discover
the colorful history of Mono County - from Old West mining towns of the
past to our communities of the present. |
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This
page contains community and County-wide statistics from the 2000 Census,
as well as Supervisorial Districts.2 2 |
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Visit our mapping resource center and learn more about Geographic Information
Systems (GIS) role in Mono County government. 3 |
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Here
you may review or download county-related documents. Most documents require
Adobe Reader™ to
be installed on your computer. 4 |
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Find
out current weather and road conditions for Mono County and the Eastern
Sierra. Links to NOAA and the NWS. 5 |
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This page contains hyperlinks to State and Local agencies whose focus and expertise influences the County of Mono. |
