Mono, California

Mono is a small city located in Mono County, California, situated in the eastern Sierra Nevada region. It is positioned near the border with Nevada, approximately 30 miles south of Lake Tahoe and 40 miles north of Mammoth Lakes. Mono serves as the administrative center of Mono County, housing the county government offices and various public services.

As of the latest census, the population of Mono is relatively small, contributing to the overall low population density characteristic of the region. The city is known for its proximity to major natural features, including Mono Lake, a saline lake that is a significant ecological site, and the surrounding Sierra Nevada mountains, which offer recreational opportunities such as hiking and skiing.

Infrastructure in Mono includes access to U.S. Route 395, which facilitates transportation and connectivity to nearby urban areas. Recent trends in tourism have been influenced by the region's outdoor activities and natural attractions, with efforts to enhance visitor services and infrastructure. Climate considerations are relevant in the area, with ongoing discussions around water management due to the region's arid conditions. Economic activity primarily revolves around tourism, recreation, and local government services.