List of ghost towns in Michigan

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This is an incomplete list of ghost towns in Michigan.

• Antrim City
• Aral^[1]
• Atkinson^[2]
• Atlantic Mine^[3]
• Baltic^[4]
• Berringer Corners
• Berryville
• Bertrand^[5]
• Big Rock
• Bingham
• Bolton^[6]
• Bond's Mill
• Branch (in Branch County)
• Brookside^[7]
• Butternut^[8]
• Calvin Center
• Cambridge Junction
• Central^[9]
• Chestonia
• Cleon
• Clifton, also known as Cliff^[10]
• Colonville
• Copper Falls Mine^[11]
• Crawfords Quarry
• Crescent
• Crofton
• Damon
• Deward
• Dighton
• Eckford
• Emerson
• Eschol
• Essex
• Falmouth
• Fayette
• Federman
• Fiborn Quarry
• Fish Lake
• Fleming
• Frederick
• Gay
• Geels
• Geloster
• Gibbs City
• Grafton
• Goo
• Hallock
• Hard Luck
• Harlan
• Harietta
• Havre
• Henry
• Homestead, Homestead Twp., Benzie County, Mi [Zimmerman R. 1/4 mi. S. of Homestead Rd.
• Herron
• Isadore
• Jacktown
• Jennings
• Kensington
• Killmaster, Alcona County, Gustin Twp., Village of (Late 1800's), T26NR8E
• Leer
• Lupton
• Mabel
• Mandan, Keweenaw County
• Manseau
• Mansfield
• Marlborough
• Mentha
• Meredith
• Metz
• Milton
• Mitchell
• Mottville
• Nessen City
• Nicholsville
• Nonesuch Mine
• North Unity
• Omard
• Onominee
• Park Lake
• Peacock
• Pennock
• Pere Cheney
• Pinnebog
• Pinnepog
• Podunk
• Pokagon
• Port Sheldon
• Potts (McKinley)
• Print (Griner Station)
• Quinn
• Rattle Run
• Rawsonville
• Sharon
• Shavehead
• Shelldrake
• Shiawassee Town
• Sigma
• Singapore
• South Assyria
• South Boardman
• Springvale
• Stittsville
• Stover
• Stratford
• Superior
• Temple
• Tunk
• Union
• Vermilion
• Volinia
• Watervale
• Wekwagamaw
• Wetzell
• Whiskey Creek
• Whitefish Point
• Wilson

Several Native American ghost villages also dot the Lower Peninsula.

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