| GHOST
TOWN | COUNTY | Description |
| Acala | Hudspeth | Near
Sierra Blanca |
| Adobes | Presidio | A
borderland ghost town |
| Angeles | Reeves | An
old town sign remains |
| Arden
| Irion | Population
1 |
| Arno | Reeves | Population
0 |
| Badger | Ector | Close
to Odessa |
| Bakersfield | Pecos | Born
with the oil boom |
| Best
3-20-12 | Reagan | Once
an oil boom town |
| Boquillas | Brewster | On
the Rio Grande |
| Boracho
2-18-11 | Culberson | Nothing
Left but the Cemetery |
| Candelaria | Presidio | A
ghost town on the Rio Grande |
| Casa
Piedra | Presidio | Nothing
in the middle of Nowhere |
| Castolon | Brewster |
On the Rio Grande in Big Bend N Park |
| Cedar
Station | Terrell
| Not
in the Handbook of Texas |
| Chispa | Jeff
Davis | A
ghost town south of Chispa Mountain |
| Cheyenne | Winkler | Originally
part of W. F. Scarborough Ranch |
| Devil’s
River | Val
Verde | Under
Lake Amistad |
| Dixieland | Reeves |
Close to Pecos |
| Dryden | Terrell
| Once
an important cattle-shipping point |
| Duval
3-2-11 | Winkler | An
historical marker marks the site |
| Etholen
3-19-10 | Hudspeth | Population
0 |
| Eureka | Crockett
| Lost
county seat to Ozona |
| Finlay | Hudspeth | Population
0 |
| Fort
Holland 11-3-10 | Presidio | Fort
closed after WWI |
| Frankel
City | Andrew | Close
to Odessa |
| Frijole | Culberson | North
of Van Horn |
| Girvin | Pecos | Ghost
town with its own social club |
| Judkins | Ector | Population
0 |
| Juno | Val
Verde | Just
west of the Devil's River |
| Kent | Culberson | Photo
opportunities |
| Hovey | Brewster | Population
0 |
| Lajitas | Brewster | Ghost
town with a resort - on the Rio Grande |
| Langtry
3-1-11 | Val
Verde | The
Ghost Town with a Visitor's Center |
| Lees | Glasscock | Not
on the state map |
| Lindsey
City | Presidio | In
Big Bend National Park |
| Lobo
2-12-11
| Culberson | The
ghost town with a swimming pool |
| Longfellow
| Pecos | No
daffodils, but lots of cacti |
| Mariscal
Mine | Brewster | A
National Register Historic District |
| Mentone
| Loving | "If
"Less is More" then Even Less is Even More." |
| Orla | Reeves
| Remains
an equipment shipping point |
| Pandale
3-1-11 | Val
Verde | (Just)
East of the Pecos |
| Penwell
5-25-11 | Ector | Once
an oil boom town |
| Plata
| Presidio | Ruins
|
| Porterville | Loving | Absorbed
by greater Mentone |
| Pumpville
| Val
Verde | Between
Langtry and Dryden |
| Pyote
2-27-12 | Ward | Site
of WWII Air Force Station |
| Quito | Ward | A
town that never was |
| Royalty | Ward | Once
an oil boom town |
| Ruidosa | Presidio | On
the Rio Grande |
| Salt
Flat 1-17-10 | Hudspeth | The
baren landscape that sparked a feud |
| Saragosa | Reeves
| Struck
by a tornado |
| Shafter
| Presidio |
Former silver mine in West Texas |
| Sherwood | Irion
| One
of Texas' best former courthouses |
| Shumla | Val
Verde | Once
a railroad track construction camp |
| Sprayberry
1-4-10 | Midland | Not
on the map |
| Stiles
1-28-10 | Reagan | Former
cunty seat with a ghost courthouse |
| Study
Butte | Brewster |
5 miles east of Terlingua |
| Tarzan
| Martin | Population
22 |
| Terlingua | Brewster | The
highest visitor count of Texas ghost towns |
| Tesnus | Brewster | A
railroad siding and a sign remains |
| Texon | Reagan |
Their oil built UT |
| Theodore
| Winkler | Near
Wink. Population 0 |
| Tinaja | Presidio | Built
by KCM&O Railroad as a station |
| Toyah | Reeves | Ghost
town with a "suburb" |
| Tulsa | Winkler | Near
Wink. Population 0 |
| Verhalen | Reeves
| Photo
opportunities |
| White
Spur | El
Paso | Absorbed
by El Paso |
