One of the last logging-company owned-and-operated towns. Founded in 1863, Scotia was originally called Forestville, one of the many corporate towns in the Pacific Northwest. Today, Scotia is growing into a thriving, independent community of approximately 850 residents, directly across from the Eagle Prairie Bridge, by Rio Dell.

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November 18, 2023

The town of Scotia, "Where Beauty and History Meet," is located in the heart of Northern California's Redwood Country. It is located directly across from the Eagle Prairie Bridge, also known as Hwy. 283, by Rio Dell. Founded in 1863, Scotia was originally called Forestville, one of the many corporate towns in the Pacific Northwest. Today, Scotia is growing from the corporate-owned town it once was into a thriving, independent community of approximately 850 residents.

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Location: Scotia, Humboldt County, California, United States

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