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Lassen County boasts a nearly
ideal climate--generally dry, with warm days and cool nights. The area
experiences four complete but mild seasons, with an average summer high of
93° and an average low of 28° during the winter months. Light snowfall
averaging 10" per year is normal for the valley areas, with more
abundant amounts falling in the higher regions.
Though distinctively rural,
Lassen County's varied terrain encompasses forested plateaus, green
mountain meadows, snow-capped peaks and vast, open agricultural valleys.
The County is approximately the size of the state of Connecticut, with
91,700 acres covered by inland water.
Lassen County is comprised
of 2,916,790 acres, covering 4,547 square miles.
Lassen
County Times & Westwood Pine Press
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Lassen
County History
Lassen
County Chamber of Commerce
Secret
Valley Ranch (Ravendale)
Where
rustic California still lives on
Shasta
Cascade:
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