Korblex: US-101 : North Of SR-299 - Looking North (C005)
The Mad River defines the setting of Korblex — its low alluvial ground forms a rural corridor between the wooded hills of Humboldt County and California’s Pacific coast. Agricultural fields, scattered homes and the broad alignment of US Highway 101 give this stretch of the North Coast a working, semi-rural character. The highway is a principal north–south route through coastal Northern California, linking communities from the Oregon border toward the San Francisco Bay Area. Korblex lies within the ancestral homeland of the Wiyot people, whose territory includes Humboldt Bay and the lower Mad River country.
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Tucked into the coastal lowlands of Humboldt County, Korblex is a place whose character is shaped by the cool, damp Pacific climate that supports the region’s forests and wetlands. It lies near Humboldt Bay, California’s second-largest natural bay, and the Arcata–Eureka area on the state’s far northern coast. The bay’s shores are part of the ancestral homeland of the Wiyot people, while timber, fishing and agriculture have long influenced surrounding communities. Nearby Arcata is known for its central plaza and Cal Poly Humboldt. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Humboldt County.
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