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CHAMBERLIN, TEXAS
AKA Chamberlain, Texas

Texas Ghost Town
Dallam County, Texas Panhandle

US Highway 54 (near)
About 10 Miles NE of Dalhart
Population: 0

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History in a Pecan Shell

Although no early history is available, it is known that the town was alongside the tracks of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.

Just after WWII, Chamberlin had an estimated population of 50 people served by a single store. It had no post office but mail was routed through Dalhart.

In the 1980s, the Rock Island Line was taken over by the St Louis Southwestern Railway. Chamberlin had been abandoned sometime prior to that.

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Dallam Hartley County 1920s map
Dallam County 1920s map showing Chamberlin
(NE of Dalhart. Under "M" in "DALLAM")

Courtesy Texas General Land Office

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Chamberlin, Texas Nearby Towns:
Dalhart the county seat
Conlen
Stratford
See Dallam County

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