Trey-Cal County, Corine

Trey-Cal County is a county in the Adélieland state of Corine. The seat and largest city is Muller.

History
Trey-Cal County was part of the Gold Rush of 1802, being searched and explored by Rushmen from 1802 to 1807. Numerous boomtowns were formed and abandoned, including Camp Herley, Big Stable, Clearwater, and Camp Carol. The seat, Muller, was formed as a permanent ranching and mining town in 1873.

Geography
Trey-Cal County is occupied almost exclusively by the Mesa, particularly the Thor Desert, with some patches of semi-arable shrubland and small mountains. Some small creeks and wells exist in the county, particularly around population centres.

Culture
Trey-Cal County is heavily conservative and oriented around ranching and mining. It is common to see Corine-exported minerals and animal products from Trey-Cal, Logan, Thor, and Benedictine Counties.

Transportation
Trey-Cal County is serviced by the CN-14, CN-15, and CN-27 state routes.