Texas
Gulf Coast Ghost Towns Travel Guide |
| TOWN | COUNTY | Description |
| China
Grove
8-26-07 | Brazoria | Former
plantation |
| Coletoville
6-23-07
| Victoria | On
the Old Goliad Road |
| Copano
7-1-07 | Refugio | A
ghost town by the 1880s |
| Cox's
Point 6-8-07 | Calhoun | Marker
on Hwy 35 |
| Danevang | Wharton | A
Danish ghost town |
| Deming's
Bridge
2-24-09 | Matagorda | Became
Hawley, another ghost town |
| Glen | Chambers | Absorbed
by Oak Island |
| Gulf
Prairie | Brazoria | A
church and a cemetery |
| Hawley
2-24-09 | Matagorda | Shanghai
Pierce Statue in Hawley Cemetery |
| Indianola
| Calhoun | Texas'
Queen of ghost towns |
| Juliff | Ft.
Bend | AKA
Diddy Wa Diddy |
| Kohrville | Harris | A
small African-American community |
| Kopernic
Shores | Cameron |
First generation Polish colonia |
| La
Fruta 11-19-06 | San
Patricio | Population
0 |
| Lamar | Aransas | A
chapel and a cemetery |
| Linnville | Calhoun | Population
0 |
| Mackay | Wharton | Ghost
town on the Interstate |
| Manhattan | Matagorda | A
town that never was |
| Meansville
5-24-06 | San
Patricio | Nothing
left but a cemetery |
| Newgulf
7-30-06 | Wharton | Not
shown on most maps |
| Nuecestown
2-11-09 | Nueces | Ghost
town with a street address |
| Podo | Matagorda |
A Zulu in Matagorda County |
| Rowanville | Brazoria | Existed
from1905 to 1911 |
| Sabine | Jefferson | South
of Sabine Pass Battleground State Park |
| Shanghai
| Wharton | The
town that never was |
| Tejon | Cameron | Not
on the map |
| Texana
4-28-08 | Jackson | One
of Texas’ oldest ghost towns |
| Velasco
8-8-07 | Brazoria | Included
in Freeport City Limits |
| White
Point 10-5-09 | San
Patricio | Nothing
left but a cemetery |
| More
to come. Please check back. |