Not to be confused with Florence, South Dakota located in Codington County or the similarly-named ghost town Flora.Īlso called Mountain City. Its exact location is unknown.Īlso called Florence. Not to be confused with the Flatiron which was much bigger and existed long before this town. It was a successful mining town from the 1890s until about the 1930s. Not to be confused with the other Flatiron. Not to be confused with Eureka in McPherson County. The former site of East Sioux Falls in 2009. The surviving ruins of the town were torn down in 1967. The town site is underwater.Įxisted around 1880. Also named Danby.Īlso called Mountain and Mountain City. Had a maximum population of 50-75 people.
Was in the same mining district as Balmoral, Cyanide, and Preston. Was in the same mining district as Balmoral, Preston, and Dacy. This mining town once had a school and cemetery. It was about 3 miles northwest of Nemo.Ī very small community that never had a large population. It was a very small town that was only shown on one map. It could have also been located in Wyoming. The location of the town is unknown other than that it was located in or around the Black Hills. The town was abandoned twice: first in 1880, when the mines failed and again in the 1890s. It was also called West Virginia, Virginia, Carbonate Camp, Carbonate City, and Crow Creek Carbonate Camp. The town was mostly abandoned in 1891, but the town's last resident died in 1939. The dates listed are the dates that the post office was in operation. It housed the first post office in the Black Hills, which was only a cave where mail was delivered.Įxact location unknown, but is somewhere one-half mile east of the Wyoming state line. It is also called Elkhorn.Īn early placer mining camp. Not to be confused with the Lawrence County settlement by the same name. This was a stop along the Black Hills & Western Railroad. Not to be confused with the Bear Gulch (Elkhorn) settlement in Pennington County. Not to be confused with Bear Butte, the butte located to the southeast of the town site. Possibly an earlier name for Cyanide, which was in the same mining district. The exact location of the town and its mine are a mystery. Also called Anchor not to be confused with Anchor. This was an early mining camp close to Deadwood.
This town was in the Ragged Top mining district. The exact location is unknown due to flooding that has destroyed all traces of the town.
NameĪlso known as Kennedyville, Canadaville, or Addie Spur. Sign marking the location of Burdock in 2013.
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