List of places with fewer than ten people

This is a list of places on Earth with a permanent population of less than ten people. Some may be (almost) deserted, others may be places where people work, not live.

This list is currently biased towards places in the United States of America due to an artifact of Wikipedia history. The addition of places with similarly low population in other nations is welcome.

Table of contents 1 Places with no population 2 Places inhabited by one person 3 Places inhabited by two people 4 Places inhabited by three people 5 Places with four people 6 Places with five people 7 Places with 6 people 8 Places with 7 people 9 Places with 8 people 10 Places with 9 people

Places with no population

• Gulf City, Florida, United States
• Picket Lake, Minnesota, United States
• Promontory Point, Utah, United States
• Sunday Lake, Minnesota, United States
• Caunette sur Lauquet[?], Aude, France
• Hilltop 26, West Bank
• Antarctica - no permanant population

Places inhabited by one person

• Ervings, New Hampshire, United States
• New Amsterdam, Indiana, United States
• Hibberts, Maine, Unites States
• Lost Springs, Wyoming, United States

Places inhabited by two people

• Twombly, Maine, United States
• Success Township, New Hampshire, United States
• Hove Mobile Park, North Dakota, United States
• Oil Springs Reservation, Cattaraugus County, New York, United States
• Monowi, Nebraska, United States
• L'Île-Dorval, Quebec, Canada

Places inhabited by three people

• North Red River Township, Minnesota, United States
• Rulien Township, Minnesota, United States
• Hush Lake, Minnesota, United States
• Pfeiffer Lake, Minnesota, United States
• Livermore, New Hampshire, United States
• Hillsview, South Dakota, United States
• Point of Rocks, Wyoming, United States
• Hobart Bay, Alaska, United States
• East Blythe, California, United States

Places with four people

• Blacksville, Georgia, United States
• Northwest Hancock, Maine, United Stats
• Township 157-30, Minnesota, United States
• Beans, New Hampshire[?], United States
• Flat, Alaska, United States

Places with five people

• Storrie, California, United States
• Bear Head Lake, Minnesota, United States
• Baker, Missouri, United States
• Gross, Nebraska, United States
• Odell Township, New Hampshire, United States
• Maza, North Dakota, United States
• Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, United States
• Somerset, Vermont, United States

Places with 6 people

• Verdon, South Dakota, United States
• Kiel Township, Minnesota, United States
• Islandia, Florida, United States
• Tenney, Minnesota, United States
• Freeport, Kansas, United States
• Ruso, North Dakota, United States
• Cottonwood, South Dakota, United States
• Rawson, North Dakota, United States
• Marineland, Florida, United States

Places with 7 people

• Forest Area Township, Minnesota, United States
• Cave, Missouri, United States

Places with 8 people

• Averill, Vermont, United States
• Hangaard Township, Minnesota, United States

Places with 9 people

• Oil Springs Reservation, Allegany County, New York, United States
• Kaskaskia, Illinois, United States (former state capital)
• Kingsbury, Maine, United States
• Florida, Missouri, United States

See also: List of ghost towns, Ghost town