When looking for things to do in the United States, I start to think of all the ghost towns there are. I wondered which US State has the most ghost towns in its location. With some research, I was able to locate the US State that had the most ghost towns. The US state with […]
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There are many things to say about the state of Oklahoma. You can read about its weather, music, or food culture. You can even hear about how the state on a map looks like a thumbs-up turned 90 degrees. Still, you may find Oklahoma ghost towns far more interesting among all the exciting things to
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New York became the 11th state of the United States on July 9, 1776. There are 18 ghost towns in New York. Most of New York’s ghost towns can be found between the invisible boundary going from Syracuse south to Binghamton, east to Kingston, north to Albany, and east back to Syracuse. New York’s rich
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Louisiana is one of the southernmost states in the United States. The state was named after Louis XIV of France. Most of its land is located in the Gulf of Mexico. Additionally, the Mississippi River goes all the way through New Orleans. There are roughly 52 ghost towns in Louisiana. Most of these former communities
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What Is The Biggest Ghost Town In America? Rhyolite, Nevada These days, Rhyolite, which sits at the eastern edge of Fatality Valley 120 miles northwest of Las Vegas, is a true treasure of a ghost town if only a couple of frameworks are still intact. Why Is Ghost Town Called Ghost Town? A town commonly
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Movies and television series sometimes teach us that ghost towns are haunted villages straight out of horror stories. However, the reality is different. A ghost town is a city that was once populated and is now deserted or closed. The most common factors are natural and human causes, like earthquakes, nuclear bombs, or wars. Many
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DISCLAIMER: We are still working to find updated information for every town. We started in 2016, and with roughly 4,000 ghost towns in the United States, we hope to eventually have as much accurate information on each town as possible.
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Becoming the 44th state on July 10, 1890, Wyoming was famous for fur trapping and coal production. There are 76 ghost towns in Wyoming. As the least populated state in the U.S., it would not be surprising if more information became available showcasing newly uncovered towns that were overtaken by nature or hidden out of
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In 1836, the Wisconsin Territory was established. Twelve years later, on May 29, 1848, the territory became the 30th state. Wisconsin was chosen as the English version of a French adaptation of an Indian word meaning “the place where we live.” There are 147 ghost towns in Wisconsin. The current number of ghost towns is
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On June 20, 1863, two years after splitting away from the eastern part of Virginia, West Virginia became the 35th state of the United States. There are 69 ghost towns in West Virginia. Some towns have disappeared entirely, others may have limited accessibility, and a few still have structures and ruins left behind for a
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