List of Ghost Towns in Oklahoma - Ghost Towns

Ghost Towns

Liberty, Oklahoma Sequoyah, County, Oklahoma Long, Oklahoma Sequoyah, County, Oklahoma Pawpaw, Oklahoma Sequoyah, County, Oklahoma Scratchout, Oklahoma Sequoyah, County, Oklahoma Short, Oklahoma Sequoyah, County, Oklahoma

Town name Other name(s) County Established Disestablished Current status Remarks
Aaron Jackson
Abbott Pushmataha 1897 1899
Acme Grady 1911 1930 Neglected site Grew around the Acme Cement and Plaster Company mill and power plant.
Adamson Pittsburg Former coal mining town in eastern Oklahoma
Addington Jefferson 1890's present Historic community
Agawam

Grady 1909 1919
Alhambra Johnston 1896 1904 Barren site
Alluwe Lightning Creek Nowata 1872 1950's Barren site Founded by the Delaware Indians. Moved to New Alluwe after the creation of the Oologah Reservoir.
Alpha Kingfisher 1893 1903
America McCurtain 1903 1944 Neglected site
Alsuma Tulsa 1906 1926
Antioch Garvin 1895 1932
Arthur Stephens 1890 1934
Autwine Pierceton, Arta, Virginia City Kay 1894 1930 Barren site
Avard Woods 1904 still present Semi-abandoned site
Avery Mound City Lincoln 1902 1957 Neglected site
Avoca Asher Pottawatomie 1894 1906
Bailey Grady All black town.
Bathsheba

Beck
Beer City White City Texas 1888 1890 Barren site
Bell LeFlore 1891 1897
Benton Beaver 1880's 1920 Barren site
Bernice Needmore Delaware 1880's 1941 Barren site Original site flooded by Grand Lake o' the Cherokees.
Bethel Grant 1895 1895
Bickford Blaine 1904 1927 Barren site Site occupied by Roman Nose State Park
Big Canyon Arbuckle Murray 1961
Big Cedar Bigcedar LeFlore 1903 1943
Blackburn Pawnee 1893 1960 Semi-abandoned site
Boggy Depot Old Boggy Depot Atoka 1837 1883 Barren site Site occupied by Boggy Depot State Park
Bookertee Okfuskee All black town.
Braithwaite Washita 1910 1923
Bridgeport Caddo 1890's present Semi-abandoned site
Brinkman Greer 1910 1965 Abandoned site
Bromide Juanita, Zenobia Coal, Johnston 1905 present Historic community
Burke City Okfuskee
Button Springs Johnston
Canadian Colored All black town.
Carpenter Roger Mills
Cayuga Delaware 1884 1913 Semi-abandoned site
Center Pontotoc 1880's 1900 Semi-abandoned site Destroyed by fire. Old site 1/2 mile north of new community of Center, Oklahoma.
Centralia Lucas Craig Semi-abandoned site
Cestos Dewey 1898 1923 Semi-abandoned site
Chahta Tamaha Armstrong Academy Bryan 1844 1920 Barren site Former capital of the Choctaw Nation
Charleston Harper
Chase All black town.
Cheek
Cherokee Town Garvin 1874 1877 Barren site
Chism McClain
Chisholm Spring Pottawatomie
Citra Hughes
Clarkson Payne
Clebit A logging camp of the Dierks Lumber Company
Clemscott Carter An oil camp in the Healdton Oil Field.
Cloud Chief Tacola Washita 1892 1964 Semi-Abandoned site Former county seat of Washita County.
Cohn Pushmataha
Cold Springs Kiowa 1903 Barren site Cleared for Tom Steed Reservoir.
Conditville Stephens
Cooperton Kiowa 1903 still present Semi-abandoned site
Corbett Cleveland 1893 1930's Neglected site
Corner Pottawatomie 1903 1906
Cowboy Flats Campbell, Pleasant Valley Logan
Cox City Grady 1927 1964
Cross
Crum Creek Pushmataha
Dale Pottawatomie
Dawson Tulsa Annexed by the City of Tulsa.
Denoya Whizbang
Dillard Carter
Doaksville Choctaw 1847 1903 Barren site Choctaw capital from 1850-1863.
Doby Springs Bellaire Harper 1907 1922
Douglas City Oklahoma 1894 Black community
Douthat Century Ottawa Neglected site
Downs Kingfisher 1889 1900
Eagle City Blaine
Eagletown Eagle, Eagle Town McCurtain 1834 Moved to present site in 1920.
Eddy Kay
Empire Stephens
Erin Springs Garvin
Eubanks Pushmataha
Eschiti
Fallis Lincoln 1892 Abandoned site
Fame McIntosh
Fennell Choctaw
Ferguson All black town.
Fisher Fisher's Bottom, Fisherman's Bottom Tulsa
Fleetwood Jefferson
Foraker Osage 1903
Foss

Washita 1900
Fowlerville McCurtain
Francis Newton Pontotoc Historic community
Frazer Jackson Relocated to higher ground and renamed Altus
Garnetville Oklahoma 1892
Gas City Stephens
Gee Pushmataha
Gene Autry Lou, Dresden, Berywn Carter 1883 present
Gibson Station All black town.
Glenwood Oklahoma
Gotebo Kiowa Semi-abandoned site
Grand Ellis 1892 1943 Former county seat of Day County.
Gumbo Pit Oklahoma
Hale Tulsa
Hanson LeFlore Flooded by Arkansas River.
Harrison Sequoyah 1908 1912
Helsel Cleveland
Hext Beckham 1901 1902 Along historic Route 66.
Hochatown McCurtain
Hockerville Ottawa 1916 Neglected site
Holder
Hollister Tillman
Hope Stephens
Hoxbar Carter
Humphreys Jackson Semi-abandoned site
Huntville Kingfisher Barren site
Indianapolis Grady
Independence Custer 1892 1922
Ingalls Payne 1889
Ingersoll Alfalfa
Iron Post Creek
Jefferson Grant 1887
Jennings Pawnee
Jester Greer
Johns Pushmataha
Jumbo Pushmataha 1906 Named for Jumbo Asphalt Company.
Kell City
Keokuk Falls Pottawatomie 1892 1918
Keystone Appalachia Pawnee Flooded by Keystone Lake.
Kiamichi Pushmataha
Kibby Harper
Kosoma Pushmataha 1888 1854
Kusa Okmulgee 1916 1936
Lacey Kingfisher 1890 1909
Lake Creek
La Kemp Lakemp Beaver 1909 1919
Lehigh Coal 1882 still present Semi-abandoned site Former county seat of Coal County.
Lenna
Lenora Lanora
Liberty Nobel 1893 All black town.
Lone Pine
Lone Star Lonestar Custer 1895 1904
Loveland Harriston Tillman 1908 Semi-abandoned site
Lovell Perth Logan 1889 1957
Lugart Jackson 1902 1950 Cleared for Lake Altus-Lugart Reservoir
Lyceum Pushmataha
Lyman
Magee
Marina
Marshall Town All black town.
Mayes Adair 1883 1896 Abandoned site Formed around Flint Courthouse, Flint District, Cherokee Nation.
Maxwell
Meers Comanche 1902 Abandoned site
Miller Court House McCurtain
Milton Needmore LeFlore 1870 1950's Neglected site Site of the Milton Colony.
Mineral Mineral City Cimarron 1886 1911
Moral
Mouser Texas 1928
Navajoe Jackson 1887
New Spring Place
Newby

Nicut, Oklahoma Sequoyah, County, Oklahoma
Nicksville Sequoyah 1828 1829 Former county seat of Lovely County, Arkansas. Site of Dwight Mission.
Nolia Pushmataha
Non Cannon Hughes 1901 1954 Abandoned site
North Fork North Fork Town All black town.
Oakdale
Oak Wall
Oil City Wheeler Carter A Healdton Oil Field camp.
Old Kaw City
Olney Parmicho Coal
Omega Kingfisher
Orr Love 1892 1957 Neglected site
Paw Paw Sequoyah 1882 1915
Park Hill Cherokee 1838
Parkland
Parkersburg Custer 1901 1906 Barren site
Parr Grady 1883
Pavilion Murray
Perryville
Phroso Major 1900 1937 Neglected site
Picher Ottawa 1915 2009 Abandoned Large zinc mining town.
Pine Valley LeFlore 1926 1953 Neglected site
Piney Adair 1824 Cherokee Nation capital from 1824-1828.
Prot Washita 1901
Provine
Quay Lawson Pawnee, Payne 1894
Pyramid Corners
Quinlan
Radium Town
Redden Atoka
Redland
Reed Greer County, Oklahoma 1892 Semi-abandoned site
Reeding
Reno City
Richards Spur Comanche Semi-abandoned site
Roxana Logan
Rodney Pushmataha
Roy Rogers
Sacred Heart Pottawatomie
San Bernardo Petersburg Jefferson
Sante Fe
Sardis Pushmataha
Scipio Pittsburg
Shamrock
Silver City Creek
Smackover Kay Barren site
Stecker Caddo
Sumpter Kay
Stuart Hughes
Texanna McIntosh 1839
Texola Texokla, Texoma Beckham On old Route 66.
Three Sands Kay, Noble
Trousdale Pottawatomie
Tuskegee Creek
Uncas Kay
Violet Springs
Washunga Kay
Warwick
Webb Dewey Semi-abandoned site
Wellston Colony All black town.
White Bead Garvin
Whizbang Osage
Wildman Kiowa
Wirt Ragtown Carter 1913 present Incorporated into Healdton.
Witcher Oklahoma
Wolf Seminole Semi-abandoned site
Womack McClain 1899 1909 Barren site
Woodford Bywater Carter
Wybark All black town.
Yewed Alfalfa
Yonkers Wagoner
Zena Delaware
Zincville Ottawa

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