O/T It's bad............

Goose · Jun 19, 2009

It's bad when you're driving across country, navigating by dead reckoning to a small town......and you're a mile from the town and still haven't found it.

Yep, Surprise, Nebraska, population 44. But, the tavern has great chow, as do most small town taverns.

GeneMO · Jun 19, 2009

Try finding Speed Mo.

Joys of country living

Gene

Janicholson · Jun 19, 2009

Burdick Indiana. Pop-12 + or - 5

LEH · Jun 19, 2009

Ash Ohio or Outville

kyplowboy · Jun 19, 2009

I always get a strange look from folks when I till them I live just outside the east suburbs of Tilden KY.

Dave

ScottyHOMeY · Jun 19, 2009

Zap, ND 47*17'14"N 101*55'26"W

Pop 231

Salut!

sojono · Jun 19, 2009

skull bones tennessee

thurlow · Jun 19, 2009

How about Shake Rag, TN, population 41 1/2? That's what the sign says..........

omahagreg · Jun 19, 2009

Or Tennant Iowa. When I delivered for FedEx Home Delivery, that one was on my route. I did not realize that it has no post office anymore, so now it has a Harlan address. Kinda hard to find an address, when someone not familar with the area is looking in another town. Greg

Bob · Jun 19, 2009

Were you there for the "Zip to Zap", Scotty?

"The Zip to Zap would go down in history as the only official riot in the history of North Dakota that was put down by National Guard."
WIKI Zap

730 virgil · Jun 19, 2009

McConnell Il 2 churches 1 tavern great burgers and a post office 3 miles away from me i live half between there and Orangeville

Joe (Wa) · Jun 20, 2009

Skunk Hollow, Pa. Pop 12 + 40 coon dogs.

centrlilbaler · Jun 20, 2009

I love small towns also. The one i live 3 miles from has a population of 200, with a post office , restaurant, bank , and a elevator.

Sean Feeney · Jun 20, 2009

Years ago I was working west of Vegas Pahrump NV there was a town still on all the maps north of there called Johnnie
had a line thru the numbers starting at 12 was at 6 when i went there 15 - 20 years ago

GordoSD · Jun 20, 2009

Bill,WY. Population 1. Post Office, gas station, beer all in one shack. Postmaster was named Bill.

Gordo

tractormarkb · Jun 20, 2009

Silverwood Michigan, Post office & a Bar.
Phone book is less than a 1/4" THICK and has about 10 neighboring towns in it.

HENRY E NC · Jun 20, 2009

Just a few of many Suit, NC Hothouse NC, Nop postoffices but mail will be delivered under these name of almost nonexistant towns. The phone co recognizes them also. Henry

NcNE · Jun 20, 2009

There are several little towns around like that. Worms, NE was one that came to mind. There are quite a few more the further west you come.

Walterdavies · Jun 20, 2009

Try Timbuktu in California all you can find is small road sign that says "Timbuktu pop. 0"
Walt

greenbeanman in Kansas · Jun 20, 2009

Remember the old television show Petticoat Junction?

When in California on vacation in 1996 I stopped off at Pixley and mailed a number of postcards.

I was a postal worker at the time so asked the clerk if they had any Pixley logo items that I might have, such as are often given to business customers. Received a pen and a letter opener for the asking. Of course I'd rather have gotten to see Billy Jo, Bobby Jo, and Betty Jo.

How come I've aged and those girls haven't?

Small towns, you've gotta love 'em.

kendak · Jun 20, 2009

Booger Bottom, MS. [pop. 2] or Aligator, MS. [pop. 3]

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