Texas Ghost Towns Map

Texas is home to over 500 ghost towns, remnants of once-thriving communities that declined due to economic shifts, natural disasters, or resource depletion. Notable examples include Terlingua, a former mining town, and Indianola, which was destroyed by hurricanes in the late 19th century. These ghost towns offer a glimpse into Texas' history, reflecting the state's boom-and-bust cycles, particularly in industries like oil, railroads, and mining. Today, many ghost towns serve as tourist attractions, providing historical insight into Texas’ past development and abandonment patterns.

About Texas Ghost Towns Map

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Ghost Towns in Texas

Texas ghost towns are scattered across the state, offering a window into the history of settlements that once thrived but were eventually abandoned due to various factors such as economic downturns, natural disasters, and shifts in industry. With over 500 documented ghost towns, these sites serve as reminders of Texas' diverse economic past, from mining booms and railroad expansions to agricultural declines and oil busts.

Causes of Abandonment

The primary reason many Texas towns became ghost towns is the collapse of key industries. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Texas experienced rapid growth due to the expansion of railroads, mining, and agriculture. Towns often sprouted up around these industries, flourishing for a time, only to decline when the resources were depleted or transportation routes changed. The discovery of oil in the early 20th century further contributed to boom-and-bust cycles in many regions.

Mining Declines

Mining towns like Terlingua, located near Big Bend National Park, rose during the late 1800s as mercury (quicksilver) was discovered in the area. During its peak in the early 1900s, Terlingua supported a population of about 2,000 people. However, by the 1940s, the demand for mercury plummeted, and the town was largely abandoned. Today, Terlingua is a tourist destination, with remnants of old mining operations still visible.

Railroad Changes

Many Texas ghost towns owe their existence to the rise and fall of railroad routes. Towns like Thurber, once a major coal-mining hub with over 10,000 residents, fell into decline when the need for coal diminished as railroads transitioned to oil-powered locomotives. Thurber, located west of Fort Worth, was one of the largest company towns in Texas during its prime but was almost entirely abandoned by the 1930s.

Agricultural and Economic Shifts

Some towns failed due to agricultural hardships, such as drought or soil depletion, which drove populations away. For example, towns like Barstow, in West Texas, initially thrived due to irrigation and agriculture but were devastated by drought in the early 1900s, leading to a mass exodus. Similarly, towns dependent on cotton farming often saw decline when crop prices fell or farming techniques evolved, making smaller communities unsustainable.

Natural Disasters

Several Texas ghost towns were victims of natural disasters. Indianola, once a bustling port town on the Gulf Coast, was destroyed by two hurricanes in 1875 and 1886. Once one of the busiest ports in Texas, second only to Galveston, Indianola’s strategic importance could not save it from being abandoned after the storms left it in ruins. Today, only a few ruins and a historical marker remain.

Notable Ghost Towns in Texas

Terlingua

Located near the Rio Grande and Big Bend National Park, Terlingua was once a thriving mining town producing mercury. At its height, Terlingua was home to miners and their families, but it began to decline in the 1940s when the mercury market collapsed. Today, Terlingua has experienced a resurgence as a tourist destination, attracting visitors interested in its history, ghostly ruins, and proximity to Big Bend.

Thurber

At the height of its coal production in the early 1900s, Thurber was home to over 10,000 people, most of whom worked for the Texas & Pacific Coal Company. The town boasted modern amenities, including electricity and a brickworks. However, the shift to oil as a primary fuel for trains in the 1920s led to Thurber's rapid decline. By the 1930s, most of its residents had left, and the town was abandoned. Today, Thurber is a ghost town with only a few surviving structures, including a smokestack and the New York Hill restaurant.

Indianola

Once a prominent port on the Texas coast, Indianola was a gateway for German immigrants and a key shipping point for goods. In 1875, a powerful hurricane destroyed much of the town. A second hurricane in 1886 led to its complete abandonment. Indianola’s history as a major port has largely faded, but its ruins remain as a testament to the power of natural disasters in shaping the state's history.

Barstow

Located in West Texas, Barstow was established in the late 19th century and became a center of irrigated agriculture. The town thrived in the early 1900s, but drought and the depletion of water resources caused its agricultural economy to collapse. By the 1920s, Barstow had been largely abandoned. Today, only a few structures and a cemetery remain.

Lobo

Lobo is a small ghost town in West Texas that was abandoned in the 1960s after its agricultural economy failed. Unlike many other ghost towns, Lobo has been partially preserved by a group of artists and is occasionally used for events. The town's remaining structures provide a glimpse into the architecture and layout of a mid-20th-century rural community.

Preservation and Tourism

Many of Texas' ghost towns have become popular tourist destinations, attracting visitors interested in history, photography, and exploration. Some towns, like Terlingua, have been partially revived as tourist hubs, with businesses catering to travelers looking for a blend of history and natural beauty. Others, like Thurber and Barstow, remain quiet relics of the past, with only a few surviving buildings or markers.

State and local efforts to preserve these towns have helped maintain their historical significance. In some cases, ghost towns have been incorporated into state parks or historical landmarks, ensuring their stories are not lost to time. However, preservation can be challenging due to the remote locations and deteriorating conditions of many ghost towns.

The Significance of Ghost Towns

Texas ghost towns are more than just abandoned places—they offer a rich tapestry of stories about the people who lived and worked there, the industries that thrived and failed, and the factors that shaped Texas' growth and development. From mining and railroads to agriculture and natural disasters, the history of these ghost towns reflects the broader economic and environmental trends that have shaped Texas.

Today, ghost towns serve as educational tools, giving students, historians, and tourists an opportunity to explore the state's past. They provide insight into how towns flourished and collapsed based on the availability of resources, the development of infrastructure, and the whims of nature. For Texas, a state known for its rapid development and industrial growth, these ghost towns remind us of the impermanence of economic booms and the resilience of history.

List of Ghost Towns in Texas

S.N.	Name	County	Current Status	Abandoned in	Settled in
1	Acala	Hudspeth	Semi-abandoned		Before 1925
2	Acme	Hardeman	Semi-abandoned		1898
3	Adkins	Bexar	Historic community		1880s
4	Adobe Walls	Hutchinson	Barren site		1843
5	Adobes	Presidio	Neglected site		1870s
6	Albert	Gillespie	Semi-abandoned		1877
7	Albuquerque	Gonzales/Wilson	Barren site		1857
8	Aldridge	Jasper	Barren site		1890s
9	Alexander	Erath	Historic community		1876
10	Allamoore	Hudspeth	Semi-abandoned		1888
11	Alton	Denton	Semi-abandoned	1856	1848
12	Alum	Wilson	Semi abandoned		Before 1900
13	Ammans Crossing	Kendall
14	Anarene	Archer	Barren site	1950s	1908
15	Aransas City	Aransas	Barren site	1847	1837
16	Arden	Irion	Semi-abandoned		1885
17	Arno	Reeves	Barren site	1915	1907
18	Arispe	Hudspeth	Abandoned	1940s	1885
19	Auburn	Ellis	Semi-abandoned		1850's
20	Audra	Taylor	Barren site	1910s	Before 1900
21	Audubon	Wise	Barren site	1900s	1865
22	Ayr	Deaf Smith	Barren site	1895	1890
23	Ayres	Washington	Barren site		1835
24	Bankersmith	Kendall	Barren site	By 1980	1913
25	Bartonsite	Hale	Barren site	1921	1907
26	Becton	Lubbock	Semi-abandoned		1917
27	Belcherville	Montague	Semi-abandoned		1858
28	Belknap	Young	Historic community		1851
29	Belle Plain	Callahan	Neglected site	1909	1876
30	Belzora	Smith	Abandoned site	1930s	1850
31	Ben Ficklin	Tom Green	Barren site	1882	1873
32	Benina	San Augustine	Barren site	1940s	1871
33	Benton	Kendall	Barren site
34	Benton City	Atascosa	Historic community	1956	1876
35	Best	Reagan	Abandoned site		1924
36	Bettina	Llano	Barren site		1847
37	Bexar	Bexar	Semi-abandoned		1854
38	Birchville	Hudspeth	Barren site
39	Birdville	Tarrant	Historic community		1841
40	Bitter Creek	Nolan	Barren site		1880s
41	Block Creek	Kendall	Barren site	1940s	1884
42	Blumenthal	Gillespie	Semi-abandoned site		ca. 1900
43	Boise	Oldham	Abandoned site
44	Boldtville	Wilson
45	Bomarton	Baylor
46	Boonville	Brazos
47	Boracho	Culberson
48	Boz	Ellis
49	Bradshaw	Taylor	Semi-abandoned	1990s	1909
50	Bragg	Hardin
51	Brazos Point	Bosque
52	Britton	Ellis
53	Bronco	Yoakum
54	Browning	Smith
55	Bryant Station	Milam
56	Bucksnort	Falls			1834
57	Burning Bush Colony	Smith/Cherokee
58	Caddo	Milam
59	Caddo	Wilson
60	Cain City	Gillespie			1915
61	Calaveras	Wilson
62	Calf Creek	McCulloch	Abandoned site
63	Callahan City	Callahan
64	Calliham	McMullen
65	Camey Spur	Denton			1852
66	Camp Verde	Kerr
67	Cañada Verde	Wilson
68	Candelaria	Presidio
69	Candlish	Bee
70	Canyon City	Comal	Barren, submerged		1960s
71	Canyon Valley	Crosby
72	Cap Rock	Crosby
73	Caput	Gaines
74	Carlton	Hamilton	Semi-abandoned site
75	Carpenter	Wilson
76	Carta Valley	Edwards
77	Carter	Parker
78	Casa Blanca	Jim Wells
79	Casa Piedra	Presidio
80	Castolon	Brewster
81	Cedar Creek	Washington
82	Cedar Station	Terrell
83	Center Point	Camp			1865
84	Center Point	Hays
85	Center Point	Hopkins
86	Center Point	Kerr
87	Center Point	Panola
88	Center Point	Trinity
89	Center Point	Upshur
90	Chalk Mountain	Erath	Abandoned site
91	Cheapside	Gonzales
92	Cheyenne	Winkler
93	Chinati	Presidio
94	Chinese Coal Mine	Jeff Davis
95	Chispa	Jeff Davis
96	Cibolo Settlement	Comal	No longer exists
97	Cincinnati	Walker
98	Clairemont	Kent	Semi-abandoned site	1950's	1892
99	Clairette	Erath
100	Clara	Wichita
101	Clareville	Bee
102	Click	Llano
103	Clinton	DeWitt
104	Clifden	Medina
105	Close City	Garza	No longer exists
106	County Line	Lubbock/Hale
107	Coffeeville	Upshur
108	Coke	Wood
109	Coker	Bexar
110	Cold Springs	Uvalde
111	Coles Settlement	Washington
112	College Mound	Kaufman	Barren site
113	Coltharp	Houston
114	Comyn	Comanche
115	Concrete	Guadalupe
116	Copano	Refugio
117	Cora	Comanche	Barren site		1857
118	Corn Hill	Williamson	Semi-abandoned site
119	Cottage Hill	Bexar
120	Cowden Place	Winkler
121	Crestonio	Duval
122	Crisp	Ellis
123	Cryer Creek	Navarro
124	Currey's Creek	Kendall			1850
125	Curry	Stephens	Barren: Submerged
126	Cuthbert	Mitchell			1890
127	Dalby Springs	Bowie
128	Danville	Gregg
129	Darilek	Wilson
130	Darwin	Webb
131	Decker	Nolan
132	Deland	Erath
133	Denhawken	Wilson
134	Desdemona	Eastland	Historic Community		1877
135	Dewees	Wilson
136	Dias E Ocho Creek Camp	Presidio
137	Dido	Tarrant	Abandoned		1848
138	Dietz	Guadalupe
139	Dillon	Hopkins
140	Dixie	Grayson
141	Doan's Crossing	Wilbarger			1878
142	Dodge City	Williamson
143	Dolores	Webb
144	Dolores Viejo	Zapata
145	Dolores Nuevo	Zapata
146	Doseido Colony	Wilson
147	Doole	Concho			1911
148	Drop	Denton	Semi-abandoned	1,910	1854
149	Drumright	Glasscock
150	Dryden	Terrell
151	Duffau	Erath
152	Dull	La Salle
153	Dumas	Wood
154	Dye Mound	Montague
155	Eagle Creek	Wilson
156	Eagle's Nest	Val Verde
157	Ebony	Mills
158	Eckert	Gillespie
159	Egypt	Leon
160	Eliasville	Young	Semi-abandoned site
161	Elizabethtown	Denton	Barren site	1880	1850
162	Elm Creek	Guadalupe
163	Emerald	Crockett
164	Emma	Crosby
165	Enon	Houston
166	Enon	Upshur
167	Epworth	Hale
168	Esperanza	Montgomery
169	Estacado	Crosby/Lubbock
170	Etholen	Hudspeth
171	Etna	Cherokee
172	Fairview	Wilson
173	Farewell	Dallam
174	Farmer	Young
175	Fasken	Andrews
176	Fastrill	Cherokee
177	Flora	Smith
178	Fort Belknap	Young
179	Fort Griffin	Shackelford
180	Fort Holland	Presidio
181	Fort Hudson	Val Verde
182	Fort Martin Scott	Gillespie
183	Fort McKavett	Menard	Historic community	1900s	1850s
184	Fort Oldham	Burleson
185	Fort Phantom Hill	Jones
186	Fort Quitman	Hudspeth
187	Fort Terrett	Sutton
188	Frio Town	Frio
189	Frosa	Limestone
190	Fry	Brown
191	Fuqua	Liberty
192	Gander Slu	Guadalupe
193	Gay Hill	Washington
194	Ghent	Cherokee
195	Gilliland	Knox
196	Girvin	Pecos
197	Glenrio	Deaf Smith
198	Goforth	Hays
199	Gold, Texas	Gillespie
200	Golden Pond, Texas	Stonewall
201	Gomez, Texas	Terry
202	Goodwill	Washington
203	Gorbit	Dallas	Historic Community	1904	1889
204	Goshen	Walker
205	Graball	Washington
206	Granville	Angelina
207	Grapetown	Gillespie
208	Grass Pond Colony	Wilson
209	Grassyville	Bastrop	Abandoned site
210	Gray Mule	Floyd
211	Graytown	Wilson
212	Green Valley	Denton	Semi-abandoned site
213	Grice	Upshur
214	Grit	Mason
215	Gruene	Comal
216	Guadalupe City	Guadalupe
217	Gulf	Matagorda
218	Gunsight	Stephens
219	Hackberry	Lavaca
220	Hagerman	Grayson	Barren: Submerged
221	Hale City	Hale
222	Handley	Tarrant	Historic community	1,946	1876
223	Hart Camp	Lamb
224	Haslam	Shelby
225	Hay Flat	Loving/Winkler
226	Hayrick	Coke
227	Heckville	Lubbock
228	Hedwigs Hill, Texas	Mason
229	Helena	Karnes			1852
230	Helmic	Trinity
231	Henry's Chapel	Cherokee
232	Hickory Flats	Bastrop
233	Hilda	Mason
234	Holt	San Saba
235	Honey Creek	Comal
236	Hot Springs	Brewster
237	Huff	Archer
238	Hughes	Irion
239	Huron	Hill
240	Ilka	Guadalupe
241	Illinois Bend	Montague
242	Indianola	Calhoun	Barren site, submerged
243	Indio	Starr/Presidio
244	Ireland	Coryell/Hamilton
245	Iron Bridge	Gregg
246	Islitas	Webb
247	Izoro	Lampasas
248	Jakes Colony	Guadalupe
249	Jarvis	Anderson
250	Jean	Young
251	Jermyn	Jack
252	Jewel	Eastland
253	Jim Town	Dallas
254	Jimkurn	Stephens
255	Joinerville	Rusk
256	Jonesboro	Coryell/Hamilton
257	Jud	Haskell
258	Juniper	Coke
259	Juno	Val Verde
260	Justiceburg	Garza
261	Kellyville	Marion
262	Kelm	Navarro
263	Kelsey	Upshur
264	Kelso	Deaf Smith
265	Kent	Culberson
266	Kicaster	Wilson	Semi-abandoned
267	Kimball	Bosque
268	Kingsmill	Gray
269	Kirk	Bexar
270	Kirkland	Childress
271	Kittie	Live Oak
272	Kittrell	Walker
273	Knight	Polk
274	Knoxville	Cherokee
275	La Casa	Stephens
276	La Lomita	Hidalgo
277	La Plata	Presidio
278	La Reunion	Dallas	Barren[262]
279	Lajitas	Brewster	Historic community
280	Langtry	Val Verde	Abandoned site
281	Larissa	Cherokee	Semi-abandoned site
282	Las Cabras	Wilson
283	Las Islas	Wilson
284	Laurelia	Polk
285	League Four	Crosby
286	Leesville	Gonzales
287	Lemonville	Orange
288	Levita	Coryell
289	Linnville, Brazoria County, Texas	Brazoria
290	Linnville, Calhoun County, Texas	Calhoun
291	Lobo	Culberson	Abandoned site
292	Locker	San Saba
293	Lodi	Wilson
294	Loire	Wilson
295	Loma Vista	Wilson
296	Lone Oak	Bexar	Historic community
297	Longfellow	Pecos
298	Longhorn	Bexar	Absorbed
299	Lookout Valley	Bexar
300	Los Ojuelos	Webb
301	Louetta	Harris
302	Lowell	Erath
303	Lozier	Pecos
304	Luckenbach	Gillespie	Semi-abandoned site
305	Luxello	Bexar
306	Lyra	Palo Pinto
307	Lytton Springs	Caldwell
308	Macksville	Comanche
309	Madera Springs	Jeff Davis
310	Magwalt	Winkler
311	Manda	Travis
312	Manestee	Tom Green
313	Mangum	Eastland
314	Manning	Angelina
315	Mantua	Collin
316	Marcelina	Wilson
317	Marysville	Cooke
318	Maxdale	Bell
319	McDuff	Bastrop
320	McGirk	Hamilton
321	McNeil	Williamson	Historic community
322	Medicine Mound	Hardeman
323	Mendota	Hemphill
324	Mentone	Loving	Historic community
325	Merle	Burleson
326	Merrilltown	Travis	Historic community
327	Mesquite	Borden	Abandoned site
328	Mill Creek	Guadalupe
329	Millville	Rusk
330	Mineral Springs	Panola
331	Minters Chapel	Tarrant
332	Mobeetie	Wheeler
333	Monte Christo	Hidalgo
334	Monthalia	Gonzales
335	Morales	Jackson
336	Mormon Mill	Burnet
337	Morrill	Cherokee
338	Morris Ranch	Gillespie
339	Mount Blanco	Crosby
340	Mount Olive	Mills
341	Muellersville	Washington
342	Mustang Prairie	Falls
343	Narcisso	Cottle
344	Neighborsville	Comal
345	Neuse Store	Comal
346	New Birmingham	Cherokee
347	New Danville	Gregg	Historic community
348	New Fountain	Medina
349	New Gulf	Wharton
350	New Lynn	Lynn
351	New Sweden	Travis
352	Newport	Clay
353	Nix	Lampasas
354	Nockenut	Wilson
355	Nogal	Ochiltree
356	Norfleet	Hale
357	North Roby	Fisher	Barren site
358	Nottawa	Wharton
359	Noxville	Kimble
360	O'Daniel	Guadalupe
361	Oak Forest	Gonzales
362	Oak Hill	Bastrop
363	Oak Hill	Travis	Historic community	1990s	1870
364	Oakland	Colorado
365	Ochiltree	Ochiltree
366	Ochoa	Presidio
367	Odds	Limestone/Falls
368	Ohio	Hamilton
369	Ojo de Veranda	Presidio
370	Olga	Nolan
371	Olive	Hardin
372	Olmos	Guadalupe
373	Opdyke namesake of Opdyke West	Hockley	Abandoned site
374	Orient	Tom Green
375	Orla	Reeves	Historic community
376	Orlena	Cooke	Submerged
377	Osage	Colorado
378	Oso	Fayette
379	Otis Chalk	Howard			1926
380	Otto	Falls
381	Owens	Crosby
382	Owensville	Robertson
383	Owenville	Sutton
384	Pandora	Wilson
385	Padgett	Young
386	Palm Valley	Williamson	Historic community
387	Pandale	Val Verde
388	Parita	Bexar
389	Park Springs	Wise
390	Parris	Collin
391	Paso Real	Cameron/Willacy
392	Peach Creek	Wharton
393	Peach Tree Village	Tyler
394	Pear Valley	McCulloch	Semi-abandoned
395	Pedernales	Gillespie
396	Penick	Jones
397	Perico	Dallam
398	Pescadito	Webb
399	Peyton Colony	Blanco
400	Phelan	Bastrop
401	Phillips	Hutchinson		1,936
402	Pila Blanca	Duval
403	Pilares	Presidio
404	Pine Springs	Culberson
405	Pisek	Colorado
406	Pisgah	Navarro
407	Pittsville	Fort Bend
408	Plata	Presidio
409	Pleasant Hill	Houston
410	Plemons	Hutchinson
411	Plummer Crossing	Wilson
412	Poesta	Bee
413	Polonia	Caldwell
414	Pontotoc	Mason
415	Port Sullivan	Milam
416	Porterville	Loving
417	Porvenir	Presidio
418	Praha	Newton
419	Preston	Wharton
420	Princeton	Newton	Abandoned
421	Pringle	Hutchinson
422	Proffitt	Young
423	Provident City	Colorado		1930s	1909
424	Pumpville	Val Verde
425	Pyote	Ward
426	Quigley	Jasper
427	Quincy	Bee
428	Rath City	Stonewall
429	Rayner	Stonewall
430	Redbarn	Pecos
431	Red River Station	Montague
432	Regency	Mills
433	Remlig	Jasper
434	Rexville	Austin
435	Ridout	Wilson
436	Rock Island	Washington/Waller
437	Roosevelt	Kimble
438	Rooster Springs	Hays
439	Ross City	Howard
440	Royston, Texas	Fisher
441	Runnels City	Runnels
442	Rustler Springs	Culberson
443	St. Mary's of Aransas	Refugio
444	Sage	Burnet
445	Salona	Montague
446	Salt Flat	Hudspeth
447	Salt Gap	McCullouch
448	Sam Fordyce	Hidalgo
449	Saspamco	Wilson
450	San Vicente	Brewster
451	Sanco	Coke
452	Sandy Hills	Wilson
453	Santa Rita	Cameron
454	Santo Tomás	Webb
455	Sarahville de Viesca	Falls
456	Savage	Crosby
457	Savage	Fannin
458	Senterfitt	Lampasas
459	Shafter	Presidio
460	Shafter Lake	Andrews
461	Shannon	Clay
462	Sher-Han	Hansford
463	Sherwood	Irion
464	Signal Hill	Hutchinson
465	Silver	Coke
466	Sipe Springs	Comanche
467	Sipe Springs	Milam
468	Sivells Bend	Cooke
469	Slide	Lubbock
470	Smeltertown	El Paso
471	Smithfield	Tarrant	Absorbed	1958
472	Soash	Howard
473	Sowers	Dallas	Historic community
474	Spanish Fort	Montague	Neglected
475	Spurlin	Hamilton
476	Starrville	Smith
477	Sterley	Floyd
478	Sterling	Robertson
479	Steward's Mill	Freestone
480	Stiles	Reagan			Before 1877
481	Sullivan	Guadalupe
482	Sumpter	Trinity
483	Sunnyside	Menard
484	Sunshine Hill	Wichita
485	Sutherland Springs	Wilson
486	Swartwout	Polk
487	Swastika	Hale
488	Sweden	Duval
489	Sweet Home	Guadalupe			Before 1877
490	Sycamore	Guadalupe
491	Tarrant	Hopkins
492	Tascosa	Oldham
493	Tee Pee City	Motley
494	Tehuacana	Limestone	Historic community
495	Telegraph	Kimble
496	Telico	Ellis
497	Tennyson	Coke
498	Terlingua	Brewster
499	Texana	Jackson
500	Texla	Orange
501	Texon	Reagan
502	The Grove	Coryell
503	Three Oaks	Wilson
504	Thurber	Erath	Semi-abandoned site	ca. 1937	1888
505	Tiemann	Guadalupe
506	Tigertown	Washington
507	Toadsuck	Grayson
508	Tokio	Terry
509	Tolbert	Wilbarger
510	Toyah	Reeves	Semi-abandoned site
511	Toyahvale	Reeves
512	Towash	Hill
513	Trickham	Coleman	Semi-abandoned
514	Tucker	Anderson
515	Tuckertown	Navarro
516	Tuff	Bandera
517	Tuleta	Bee
518	Turpentine	Jasper
519	Twin Sisters	Blanco
520	Union Valley	Wilson
521	Unity	Wilson
522	Upland	Upton
523	Upton	Bastrop
524	Utica	Smith
525	Vandenburg	Medina
526	Verbena	Garza
527	Vesrue	Winkler
528	Vieja Springs	Presidio
529	Virginia City	Bailey
530	Waring	Kendall
531	Warren	Fannin
532	Wasp Creek	Kendall
533	Wastella	Nolan
534	Watson	Red River/Comanche		1936
535	Watkins	Terrell
536	Watkins	Van Zandt
537	Wayside	Lynn
538	Welfare	Kendall	Semi-abandoned
539	Wenasco	Jasper
540	White City	Gaines
541	Whiteway	Hamilton	Semi-abandoned
542	Whiteflat	Motley	Semi-abandoned
543	Whittenburg	Hutchinson
544	Who'd Thought It	Hopkins
545	Whon	Coleman	Semi-abandoned
546	Wild Cat Bluff	Anderson
547	Williams Ranch	Mills
548	Winkelmann	Washington		1989	1983
549	Wintergreen	Karnes
550	Woodward	LaSalle	Semi-abandoned
551	Woody	Loving
552	Yegua	Washington
553	Zeirath	Jasper
554	Zella	McMullen
555	Ziler	Howard
556	Zionville	Washington
557	Zorn	Guadalupe
558	Zuehl	Guadalupe