Oh....... I think its Michigan
Oregon.
Oregon.
There are no ghost towns in California
Texas has some 295 ghost towns.
Ghost towns started out as regular towns. They are mostly in or near California because of the gold rush. When people started to decline in the gold found, they moved back east.
a ghost town is only a abbondant town and there are hundreds to thousands all arourn the worldand most are old mining towns.
yes what do you think there not called ghost towns for nothing
There are few different places in Illinois that are ghost towns. Ghost towns in Illinois are Livingston county, Cairo and town of Eldred.
Usually it was mining towns that became ghost towns, either because the mine yields fell, or the price of ore fell, or both.
Most ghost towns can be found along the entire length, on or near almost any interstate or highway. The most popular and oldest road to find many of these ghost towns will take you from California to New York, it's called the old Route 66.
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