smallest town with interstate service

Started by agentsteel53, January 24, 2013, 01:13:49 PM

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Buford, WY had - at one point - an official population of 1.  It's got an exit from I-80.  is that still around?  (the town, not the exit.  I'll bet the exit is still there.)
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...and does the highway actually enter the corporate limits?

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Quote from: agentsteel53 on January 24, 2013, 01:13:49 PM
Buford, WY had - at one point - an official population of 1.  It's got an exit from I-80.  is that still around?

Yes - the town is still there. I took a cross-country road trip last summer that included the stretch of I-80 that passes through Wyoming. My friend and I stopped at the Buford exit, and I got a picture of the Buford: Population 1 sign. The house that's there looked like someone resides there.
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formulanone

Apparently, the town was sold, according to wiki.

NE2

I-4 passes next to Bay Lake and Lake Buena Vista. But the populations are a respectable 47 and 10.
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It got bought by a Vietnamese fellow who is still running the store and living on site.

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Point South, SC is a small town I would imagine.  It is serviced by Exit 33 on I-95.  I do not know if you want incorporated or unincorporated, as I would think this is the latter.
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