Ghost Towns with Unknown Status in Alabama
28 documented towns
There are 28 ghost towns with unknown status documented in Alabama. These places are recorded as ghost towns, but what survives on the ground has not been verified. Treat any visit as exploration: conditions may range from standing buildings to an empty field.
Notable examples include Bell Fontaine, Bluff City, Boston, Brownville, Cedric. They cluster most densely in Morgan County, Baldwin County, Tuscaloosa County. Because conditions here are unverified, treat every trip as true exploration: bring maps, water, and a backup plan, and respect private property.
Bell Fontaine
Baldwin Co., Alabama
Read the guideBluff City
Morgan Co., Alabama
Read the guideBoston
Franklin Co., Alabama
Read the guideBrownville
Tuscaloosa Co., Alabama
Read the guideCedric
Randolph Co., Alabama
Read the guideCenterdale
Morgan Co., Alabama
Read the guideChulafinnee Placers
Cleburne Co., Alabama
Read the guideDumphries
Washington Co., Alabama
Read the guideFailetown
Clarke Co., Alabama
Read the guideFinchburg
Monroe Co., Alabama
Read the guideFort McClellan
Calhoun Co., Alabama
Read the guideFort Morgan
Baldwin Co., Alabama
Read the guideGold Log Mine
Talladega Co., Alabama
Read the guideKowaliga
Elmore, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama
Read the guideLouina
Randolph Co., Alabama
Read the guideManasco
Walker Co., Alabama
Read the guideMassillon
Dallas Co., Alabama
Read the guideMinden
Calhoun Co., Alabama
Read the guideMorgan Stream
Alabama
Read the guideNottingham
Talladega Co., Alabama
Read the guideOld Ramer
Montgomery Co., Alabama
Read the guidePansey
Houston Co., Alabama
Read the guidePikeville
Marion Co., Alabama
Read the guideRockcastle
Tuscaloosa Co., Alabama
Read the guideStanton
Chilton Co., Alabama
Read the guideValhermoso Springs
Morgan Co., Alabama
Read the guideVienna
Pickens Co., Alabama
Read the guideWashington
Autauga Co., Alabama
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