Ghost Towns in Oklahoma

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Mountains of mining waste contaminated with lead and pocked with sink holes loom over the nearly empty town o...

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An oil camp established in 1927, 16 miles southeast of Rush Springs.

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Two miles south of Lindsay, south of the Washita River. It is the site of the Murray-Lindsay Mansion.

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Thirteen miles west of Clinton, and just north of I-40 at EXIT 53, on the northern county line. Sec 1 & 2, ...

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An oil camp in the Healdton Oil Field. On SH 53, two miles east of the junction with SH 76, at a point seven ...

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A Healdton Oil Field camp on SH 76, five miles north of Healdton.

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It and nearby Alpha were "twin" towns, named after the 1st and last Greek alphabet letters. This class D town...

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Shown on the 1938 map west of Empire City and just east of the county line, north of Corum.

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A mile north of SH 53 at a point seven miles west of I-35, at a point 11 miles north of Ardmore.

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Located a mile south of SH 53 at a point seven miles east of Springer. It was first called Lou in 1883, then ...

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I dont have a lot of history of this place, but we visited in April 1975. (Info & photos coming soon)

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This class D gold mining camp is located in the Wichita Mountains, 15 miles northwest of Lawton. Moved from t...

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At or near Lake Murray, in the southeastern part of the county. It is shown on a 1938 map, before the lake ...

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Seven miles west of Pauls Valley, along the ATSF Railroad, on the south side of the Washita River.

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