Lost Springs, Wyoming: Smallest Bicentennial Town Monument
Official 1976 monument proclaims Lost Springs, population 7, as the "Smallest Bicentennial Town." Since then its population has shrunk to 6.
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While driving along Hwy 20 West in Wyoming, we came across a VERY small town called Lost Springs. The population sign says 1, but the town contains a handful of buildings.
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Smallest Bicentennial Town Monument
- Address:
- Main St., Lost Springs, WY
- Directions:
- On US-18/20, either 26 miles west of Luck or 16.5 mies northeast of I-25 exit 126. From US-18/20 turn north (no stoplight) onto WY-46, cross the train tracks, then drive 100 yards. You'll see the headstone-like monument on the left.
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