Posted in Wyoming
February 13, 2016
Most People Don’t Know These 10 Super Tiny Towns In Wyoming Exist
Size does matter. When it comes to towns in Wyoming, the smaller the better. Smaller towns have so much character that gets lost in the bigger towns. Here are some small towns in Wyoming that most people don’t even know exist. Population data comes from Wyoming-Demographics.com, which uses information from the U.S. census.
Buford has a population of 1. The town has a single house, gas station, and post office. Buford is located between Laramie and Cheyenne.
Lost Springs, located in the eastern part of the state, has a population of around 4. The town consists of a few buildings including a post office/general store, a small town park, and a municipal building.
Van Tassell is located along the eastern part of the state and has a population of around 15.
Riverside is located in the southern part of the state and has a population of around 53. The town has two pubs.
Hartville is located in Platte County and has a population of around 62. It is the oldest incorporated town and is also home to the oldest bar in Wyoming.
Dixon is located along the Little Snake River Valley and has a population of around 79. Dixon has a post office, motel, senior center, church, town park, maintenance shop, and two bars.
Bairoil is located in the NE corner of Sweetwater County and has a population of around 107. The town has a beautiful public park but no gas station.
Manderson is located in Big Horn County and has a population of around 117. The town was originally called Alamo. The town has a bar and a cafe.
Granger is a town in Sweetwater County with a population of around 140.
Claremont is a town located in Sheridan County and has a population of around 142. The town was named after Clear Creek.
What small town in Wyoming is your favorite and why?
