The Tiniest Town in Every State

You'll have the beautiful Alaska wilderness all to yourself in this small area on the water.

This town, with only five people, is located in the Ouachita Mountains.

Formerly a lively and busy mining town, this quiet town near the White River National Forest now houses just two people.

Fun fact: Old Hollywood actress Katherine Hepburn used to live in this picturesque coastal town.

We bet everyone knows everyone in this town with just 21 families.

Once a mining town, this small area has been mostly uninhabited since the nearby phosphate mine shut down in the 1960s.

You'll find the gorgeous Maulee Bay and Hulopoe Bay just a few miles away on the island of Lanai.

Visitors come here for the scenic campground and access to nature.

There are just three families that make up this tiny village.

The town's "community building" is a historic landmark and the original location of the first Hy-Vee grocery store.

With views like this, you'll never want to leave this seaside town.

Visitors can take in gorgeous views of the ocean in this small town.

This teeny town sits on Portage Lake, a body of water adjacent to Lake Superior.

This teeny town in just a few miles from several lakes including the Red Lake Reservation, Lake Winnibigoshish, and Leech Lake.

This intimate village is located on the Yazoo River.

This ghost town used to be a mecca for silver mining. The Fraternity Hall, a structure used to host town gatherings, is one of the only buildings left.

After her husband passed away in 2004, Elsie Eiler, 82, is the only resident left in this small town.

Just a little more than two dozen residents get to take in the beautiful views of Lake Tahoe offered in this village.

This small town sits on Lake Supreme.

Just a few miles outside of Philadelphia and adjacent to Cherry Hill, this suburban town is home to just five people.

Route 66 travelers will come across this small town during their journey west.

This beach town is just north of the Hamptons.

As of 2010, there was just one family living in this Midwest town.

Back in its heyday, this Midwestern town was a place of revelry and recklessness. Around 1884, there one bar for every 25 residents!

The daughter's founder still lives there now.

There's been an underground coal fire burning for more than 50 years, which has caused this huge hole in the main road in this small town.

With more than 100 townspeople living in the area, this seaside village is the largest small town in America.

There are just 29 houses in this pine-filled Southern village.

There's just one (!) family that makes up this town's population.

You'll find this town just west of Memphis, Tennessee.

The Mexican border is just a little over 20 miles away from this lonely town.

You'll find just one local in this Eastern Utah town.

Visitors can take in breathtaking views of orange, yellow, and red foliage here in the autumn.

Residents get to enjoy year round views of the Chesapeake Bay,

This humble town is the main passing point to and from Canada in the area.

This nearly abandoned coal mining town was the setting for the 1987 movie Matewan.

Just a few miles from town, you'll find Lake Superior and the beautiful Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest.

You'll find just two businesses in this area: the general store and the post office.