Small Towns in the Desert

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About Small Towns in the Desert

Towns with a population of less than 5000 in the Desert Southwest of the United States. Abandoned towns are welcome.

The geographical area covered by the group is the Mojave, Sonoran, Great Basin and Chihuahuan deserts, plus the Colorado Plateau.


So far the following towns have been added to the group: Arizona Aguila, Ajo, Aztec, Benson, Bouse, Chloride, Cleator, Congress, Cool Springs, Dolan Springs, Elfrida, Gila Bend, Golden Shores, Gleeson, Grasshopper Junction, Hackberry, Holbrook, Hope, Meadview, Nothing, Oatman, Parker, Pearce, Quartzsite, Salome, Seligman, Superior, Tombstone, Topock, Two Guns, Wenden, Wickenburg, Wikieup, Willcox, Wittmann, Yucca California Amboy, Baker, Bodie, Bombay Beach, Boron, Chambless, Chiriaco Summit, Cima, Daggett, Danby, Darwin, Death Valley Junction, Desert Center, Essex, Garlock, Goffs, Helendale, Inyokern, Johannesburg, Joshua Tree, Kelso, Landers, Littlerock, Lucerne Valley, Ludlow, Mojave, Morongo Valley, Needles, Newberry Springs, Nipton, Ocotillo Wells, Oro Grande, Pearsonville, Pioneertown, Randsburg, Rice, Shoshone, Sky Valley, Tecopa, Trona, Vidal Junction, Yermo Nevada Alamo, Beatty, Blue Diamond, Bristol Wells, Caliente, Currie, Delamar, Eureka, Goldfield, Gold Point, Goodsprings, Indian Springs, Luning, Mina, Nelson, Overton, Panaca, Pioche, Sandy Valley, Searchlight, Tonopah, Wells New Mexico Carrizozo, Claunch, Columbus, Hachita, Lordsburg Texas Fort Hancock, Marfa, Orla, Salt Flat, Sierra Blanca, Terlingua Utah Beryl, Blanding, Bluff, Green River, Mexican Hat, Modena