2018 Map of Mina

About this map

Mina stands as the primary named settlement in this high-elevation landscape along the border of Trinity and Mendocino counties. The drainage of the North Fork Eel River defines the western terrain, fed by a complex network of seasonal creeks and springs including Asbill Cr and Ram Spring Cr. Moving east, the topography is punctuated by distinctive peaks and basins, such as Wildhorse Peak and Panther Basin. The presence of scattered upland flats and valleys, including Wylettie Flat, Summit Valley, and Pine Flat, suggests a history of remote ranching or seasonal grazing. Unique water features like Who Who Lake and Lowrey Lake sit tucked between ridges, while roads like Mina Rd and Bald Mountain Rd provide the only access through the rugged gulches and canyons.