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The Pacific Lumber Company is Scotia California. The Northern California wood mill, its housing, its operations & its history. Once called Forestville, the towns adorable wooden cottages are undergoing change of ownership issues with Pacific Lumber. Maybe one day soon they can convert some of the cottages to desirable vacation rentals!

elevation: 164'

population: 880

zip code: 95565

Mountain

terrain:
redwood river valley

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location:
Humboldt County
South of Eureka
on Hwy 101

recreation:

biking

camping

fishing

hiking

redwood forests

backpacking

kayaking

museums

lumber history

parks, forests, rivers & lakes:

Humboldt Redwood State Park

Grizzly Creek State Park

Kings Range NRA - The Lost Coast

Eel River

Headwaters Forest Reserve

Pacific Lumber Company Mill Tour & Museum

Avenue of the Giants

scotia campgrounds

Humboldt Camping Redwoods
Grizzly Creek Redwoods State Park
Van Duzen County Park
Redwood Beach Camping
River's Edge RV Park
Stafford RV Park @ Giants

description:
Scotia was formerly known as Forestville until 1888. Historic logging town, the last company-owned town in America; small inland community close to coast

nearby towns:
Ferndale
Loleta
Petrolia
Redway
Garberville
Fortuna

local links:

Town of Scotia, California
113 Main Street, Suites A & C, Scotia, California 95565
707-764-5063
http://www.townofscotia.com/

Eel River Brewing Company
History of Scotia - Pacific Lumber Company
Hoby's Market
Scotia Street Map

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