(some roads 96 in.); maximum motorhome length 45 ft.; maximum trailer length 53 ft.; maximum RV height 13.5 ft.; maximum combined length of two-or three-vehicle combination (with fifth-wheel trailer only) 60 ft. Riding is allowed in truck campers.Overnight parking in rest areas only where designated.some roads 96 in.); maximum motorhome length 45 ft.; maximum trailer length 53 ft.; maximum RV height 13.5 ft.; maximum combined length of two-or three-vehicle combination (with fifth-wheel trailer only) 60 ft. Riding is allowed in truck campers.
Mono County, California. Mono County /ËmoÊnoÊ/(MOH-noh) is a county located in the east central portion of the U.S. state of California. As of the 2010 census, the population was 14,202. making it the fifth-least populous county in California. The county seat is Bridgeport.
Tulare County was created from Mariposa County in 1852 and Merced County followed in 1855. Fresno County was created from parts of Mariposa, Merced and Tulare counties on April 19, 1856. Fresno County gave up land for Mono County in 1861, which in 1866 gave up land to help create Inyo County. Fresno County's shape was determined by the creation of San Benito County in 1874 and Madera and Kings Counties in 1893. The boundaries of California's 58 counties have not changed since 1907. Laton is located about 20 miles due south of the City of Fresno, which is the county seat. It's also situated almost smack-dab in the middle of Fresno County's southeasterly border along the banks of the Kings River; the dividing line between Fresno County and Kings County.