Table:
Town name

County

Established

Disestablished

Current Status[3]

Remarks

White Cloud[4]

Doniphan County
1856

2008 estimated population of 227

Ray[4]
Pawnee County

Most of the houses were demolished or moved in the 1950s. The old Co-op remains and still bears the town name. Large berm south of the co-op is what is left from the demolition 38.174742,-98.962701

Iowa Point[4]
Doniphan County
1854
Post Office closed in 1933
Small population near K-7

Eagle Springs[4]
Doniphan County
1883

Townsite was abandoned, only ruins remain
Was a health resort that lasted into the 1930s.

Geary City[4]
Doniphan County
March 23, 1856

Only foundations remain

Doniphan[4]
Doniphan County
1854
1943
Still on maps but little remains
A trading post was established on the site in 1852

Four Houses[4]
Wyandotte County

Exact location unknown
Was actually a trading post from 1826-1828

Rising Sun[4]
Jefferson County
1857
mid-1860s
A Kansas River access point is near the location and named after the town.
Was a Lecompton satellite community.

Hickory Point[4]
Jefferson County
1855

A Kansas State Historical Marker is near the location along U.S. 59.
Location of the Battle of Hickory Point, a skirmish between pro-slavery and free state forces.

Arrington[4]
Atchison County
1854

A small population resides along K-116.

Kennekuk[4]
Atchison County
1858

America City[4]
Nemaha County
February 14, 1857
Post office closed in 1933
A couple buildings and a cemetery remain

Juniata[4]
Pottawatomie County
1854
1858
On private property and not accessible

Pawnee[4]
Riley County
1854
1855
The old territorial capitol building still stands is well-preserved
Was the territorial capitol until 1855 when it was moved to Shawnee Mission.

Randolph[4]
Riley County
1855

2008 estimated population of 198
Moved two miles west when Tuttle Creek Lake was built.

Irving[4]
Marshall County
1859
1960
Located on Corps land and is easily accessible.
Abandoned for the construction of Tuttle Creek Lake.

Alcove Springs[4]
Marshall County

Now a well-preserved park
Was never an official town but was a stop on the Oregon Trail. Numerous carvings in the spring's rocks feature traveler's initials and other things. A member of the Donner Party is buried nearby.

Trading Post[4]
Linn County
1842 (established as a trading post)

A small population remains just off of U.S. 69.
Near the site of the Marais des Cygnes massacre.

Centropolis[4]
Franklin County.
1854
1930
A small population remains on a county road about ten miles northwest of Ottawa Centropolis Christian Church and Centropolis Baptist Church are open.

Minneola[4]
Franklin County
1854
1860s
Nothing remains of the town.
Was the territorial capitol briefly in 1858. Not to be confused with Minneola in Clark County.

Silkville[4]
Franklin County
1870
1892
Several buildings remain including an old house and a stone school southwest of Williamsburg.

Black Jack[4]
Douglas County
1857 (incorporated)
1870s
Santa Fe Trail wagon swales, a roadside park, cemetery and the well-preserved battlefield site remain and are open to public.

Franklin[4]
Douglas County
1853 (early stage stop)
Post office closed 1867
Nothing remains of the town except two small neglected cemeteries and Franklin Road off of K-10.

Big Springs[4]
Douglas County
1854

A small population remains along U.S. 40.

Calhoun[4]
Shawnee County
1855
1868
Nothing remains of this town.
Calhoun was also the name of a county that was made up of northern Shawnee County, most of Jackson County and half of Pottawatomie County. When Shawnee County's northern border was extended, Calhoun ceased to be.

Indianola[4]
Shawnee County
1854
mid-1860s
Nothing remains of the site.
There is an Indianola Road located near the Goodyear Plant near U.S. 24.

Sumner City[4]
Shawnee County
Never established

Was mainly a paper town that was supposed to be an all-black community east of Topeka.

Uniontown[4]
Shawnee County
1848
1854
Townsite is now located in and around the Green Wildlife Refuge southeast of Willard.
Uniontown was a trail stop and a place where the Pottawatomi would spend money. A cholera epidemic killed 22 Indians and they were buried in a mass grave. The grave is located in the center of the cemetery. Not to be confused with Uniontown in Bourbon County.

Peterton[4]
Osage County
1870
1930s
There is still a small population in the area.

Bushong[4]
Lyon County
mid-1880s
1984
2008 estimated population of 50
Several ruins of the downtown and old consolidated school remain.

Volland[4]
Wabaunsee County

Several buildings remain abandoned in the area.
Located about ten miles southwest of Alma.

Newbury[4]
Wabaunsee County
1869
1888
A small population and a huge Catholic church remain three miles north of Paxico.

Army City[4]
Geary County
1917
1920
Any remains of Army City are currently on Fort Riley property.
Army City was built exclusively for servicemen at Fort Riley during World War I.

Diamond Springs[4]
Morris County
1825 (as a Santa Fe Trail stop)
1863
Few remains exist but a monument to Diamond Springs was erected in Diamond Springs Cemetery

Empire City[4]
Cherokee County
1877
1907
Any remains are currently maintained by Galena.
Empire City was annexed to Galena in 1907.

Wilsonton[4]
Labette County
1887
1913
Nothing remains except a cemetery.
Ella Wilson was the founder of the town and when she died in 1913, the town died with her.

Ladore[4]
Neosho County
Incorporated 1869
1874
Inaccessible
Was the site of a mass lynching in May 1870.

Octagon City[4]
Allen County
1855
1856
Nothing remains of the townsite
Octagon City was a social experiment where the settlers of the town vowed to eat no meat. The town was so called because the main streets were laid out in an octagon.

Cofachiqui[4]
Allen County
1855
1860
The site of Cofachiqui was demolished when a cement company bought the land.

Mildred[4]
Allen County
1907
ca. 1983
2008 estimated population of 58.

Bassett[4]
Allen County
1900
1930s
2008 estimated population of 21

Belmont[4]
Woodson County
1857
Post office closed in 1877
Townsite is now on private property and inaccessible.

Neosho Falls[4]
Woodson County
1857

2008 estimated population of 159

Guilford[4]
Wilson County
1861
1889
A few ruins and structures still survive.

Cave Springs[4]
Elk County
1875
1949
Now on private property.
Cave Springs was established as a "health" resort. The resort failed in the 1880s when people starting questioning the springs' healing properties. The town was officially vacated in 1949.

Elgin[4]
Chautauqua County

2008 estimated population of 71

Midian[4]
Buter County
1916
Post office closed in 1950
Townsite is now on private property.

Oil Hill[4]
Butler County
1918
1969
Townsite is on private property but the Kansas Turnpike does pass under Oil Hill Road just outside of El Dorado.

Minersville[4]
Cloud County
1870s
1920s
Some houses and foundations remain along with a cemetery.

Waconda[4]
Mitchell County

The site lies under the waters of Waconda Reservoir.
Located near the Waconda Springs, a natural aquifer used by Native Americans.

Dispatch[4]
Smith and Jewell Counties
1869

A church, some houses and a cemetery remain.

Webster[4]
Rooks County
1885
1953
A small community still exists near the Webster Lake dam.

Long Island[4]
Phillips County
1870s

2008 estimated population of 140.

Brookville[4]
Saline County
1869

2008 estimated population of 263.
The population was once near 2,000 in 1870s but after the turn of the century, the population began to decline. The city was also the site of the Brookville Hotel until 2000 when the hotel moved to Abilene.

Sveadal[4]
McPherson
1868
1870s
The townsite is now located within the city limits of Lindsborg.

Beach Valley[4]
Rice County
1857

Townsite is now on private property.

Dubuque[4]
Russell and Barton Counties
1887

A beautiful Catholic church and cemetery are all that remain.

Rome[4]
Ellis County
1867
1868
A marker near Fort Hays State College indicates where Rome once was.
Rome was co-founded by William "Buffalo Bill" Cody.

Chetola[4]
Ellis County
1886
1907
Townsite is now on private property.

Hunnewell[4]
Sumner County

1940s
2008 estimated population of 75

Runnymede[4]
Harper County
1887
1892
Nothing remains of the town.

Freeport[4]
Harper County
1878

2008 estimated population of 7.
Freeport is the smallest incorporated town in Kansas.

Ash Valley[4]
Pawnee County
1916
1960s
Old roads and some structures still remain.

Achilles[4]
Rawlins County
1875
Post office closed in 1951.
Only a cemetery remains.
Achilles was the site of the Battle of Sappa Creek in 1875, it was one of the bloodiest Indian battles fought in northwest Kansas.

Mina[5]
Marshall County
1889
1940s
A railroad town, founded in 1889. The property fell into private hands and was plowed under.

Mingo[4]
Thomas County
1887
1940s
The townsite become the private property of Pat Reilly, who plowed it under, until 1972 when it was sold to the Brown brothers.

Voltaire[4]
Sherman County
1885
1889
Nothing remains of the townsite and is now on private property.

Blufton[4]
Trego County

Nothing remains
The site of Blufton is the same as Threshing Machine Canyon which is part of Cedar Bluff State Park which is a part of the Cedar Bluff Reservoir.

Sidney[4]
Ness County
1870s
1880s
Only foundations remain.

Amy[4]
Lane County
1887
1954
A small community still exists.

Farnsworth[4]
Lane County
1880
1891
Nothing remains.

McAllaster[4]
Logan County
1887
1930s
A small population exists and several buildings remain.

Sheridan[4]
Logan County
1868
1870s
Townsite is on private property.

Coronado[4]
Wichita County
Incorporated 1885
1889
Nothing remains but some older buildings in Leoti are from Coronado.

Colokan[4]
Greeley County
1886
1897
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Lexington[4]
Clark County
1885
1900
Nothing remains of the townsite except a community building.

Cash City[4]
Clark County
1885
1895
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Beersheba[4]
Hodgeman County
1882
1886
Nothing remains of the townsite.
Beersheba was established as an experimental Jewish agricultural community.

Ravanna[4]
Finney County
1882
Post office closed in 1922
Only foundations remain.
Battled with Eminence for county seat of Garfield County. In 1893, Garfield County was annexed to Finney County and the feud was over.

Eminence[4]
Finney County
1886
Post office closed in 1943.
Nothing remains of the townsite.
Battled with Ravanna for county seat of Garfield County, which ended in 1893 when Garfield County was annexed to Finney County.

Terry[4]
Finney County
1885
1890s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Hartland[4]
Kearny County
1885
1910s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Chantilly[4]
Kearny County
1887
1893
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Coolidge[4]
Hamilton County
1883

2008 estimated population of 86.

Kendall[4]
Hamilton County
1885

A small population (approx. 50) remains.

Trail City[4]
Hamilton County
1885
1890s

Ulysses[4]
Grant County
1885

The old Ulysses townsite is currently on private property but the "new" Ulysses site has an estimated population of 5,557 as of 2008.
In 1908, Ulysses moved three miles down the road to a new location in an attempt to not pay back bonds that had become due.

Santa Fe[4]
Haskell County
1886
1918
Nothing remains and a portion of the townsite is on private property.

Fargo Springs[4]
Seward County
1885
1910s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Springfield[4]
Seward County
1885
1890s
Springfield was located at the intersection of U.S. 83 and U.S. 160 north of Liberal.

Palermo[6]
Doniphan County
1855
Post office closed 1904
A small population still remains eight miles southeast of Troy near the Missouri River.

Bendena[6]
Doniphan County
1886
1890s
A small community remains along K-20.

Kickapoo City[6]
Leavenworth County
1854
Post office closed 1920
A small population remains in the area.

Bain City[6]
Leavenworth County
1867
1964
Bain City was annexed to Leavenworth in 1964.

Quindaro[6]
Wyandotte County
1850s
1862
Any remains of Quindaro are now in the city limits of Kansas City in Quindaro Park.

Six-Mile House[6]
Wyandotte County

Nothing remains of the site.
Six-Mile House, so called because of its distance from Wyandotte (Kansas City) on Leavenworth Rd, was the headquarters of the Free-State 'Redlegs' who guarded the border of Kansas from pro-slave incursions.

Padonia[6]
Brown County
1850s
Post office closed in 1933
Padonia lies among a cluster of houses and farm fields.
Padonia was the site of a bloodless skirmish in the 1850s called the Battle of Padonia.

Ash Point[6]
Nemaha County
1859
1870
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Neuchatel[6]
Nemaha County
1857

The cemetery, church, town hall and schoolhouse have all been restored and well-kept.

Blaine[6]
Pottawatomie County
1880s

St. Columbkillane Catholic Church and former Catholic School still stand at the intersection of K-99 and K-116.

Louisville[6]
Pottawatomie County
1857

2008 estimated population of 207.

Afton[6]
Marshall County
1893

A small cemetery and church mark the townsite.

Bigelow[6]
Marshall County
1880s
1960s
All that remains is the Antioch Cemetery.
Bigelow was demolished during construction of Tuttle Creek Lake.

Bala[6]
Riley County
1870
Post office closed in 1966
Fort Riley has now expanded into what was Bala.

Monticello[6]
Johnson County
1857
Post office closed in 1905
The old school house,cemertery,and a few houses from the 1940s remain south of Shawnee Mission Parkway in west Shawnee Shawnee and Lenexa.

Paris[6]
Linn County
1854

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Moneka[6]
Linn County
1857
1870s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Lone Star[6]
Douglas County
1870s
Post office closed in 1953
A small population remains just south of Clinton Lake near Lone Star Lake.
A community existed in the area before Lone Star was organized. A post office was formed in 1875 under Bond, then Gideon. The name Lone Star was chosen in the 1890s.

Potwin Place[6]
Shawnee County
1869
1899
The site is well-preserved off of SW 6th Avenue in Topeka and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Potwin was annexed to Topeka in 1899.

Auburndale[6]
Shawnee County
1888
1899
Auburndale is currently a neighborhood in Topeka and is commemorated by Auburndale Park.

Willard[6]
Shawnee and Wabaunsee Counties
1860s
1950s
2000 estimated population of 86.

Richland[6]
Shawnee County
1872
1960s
Nothing remains of the townsite except some ruins and the cemetery.
Richland is notable for being the birthplace of Georgia Neese Clark, the Treasurer of the United States under President Truman from 1949-1953.

110 Mile Creek[6]
Osage County
1854
1870s
Nothing remains of the townsite, it is on private property. A Santa Fe Trail marker marks the general location along U.S. 56.

Arvonia[6]
Osage County
1860s

Some old buildings, ruins and a church still stand in the area.

Fostoria[6]
Osage County

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Strawn[6]
Coffey County
1870s
1961
"Old" Strawn is now located underneath the John Redmond Reservoir while New Strawn is located along U.S. 75.

Miller[6]
Lyon County
1886

A small population and some abandoned businesses remain in the area.

Dunlap[6]
Morris County

2000 estimated population of 81.

Skiddy[6]
Morris County
1869

A small population (approx. 20) remains in the area.

Freedom Colony[6]
Bourbon County
1897
early 1900s
Nothing remains of the townsite.
In 1905, most cabins were burned down. Frank Cotton discovered that the boards on his house were soaked with kerosene. Cotton saved his house but the remaining cabins burned to the ground.

Rollin[6]
Neosho County
1890
1921
Nothing remains of the townsite except Delos Johnson's (the town founder) house and a neglected cemetery.

Cato[6]
Crawford County
1858
Post office closed in 1905
The Cato Historical Preservation Association meets at 6:30 pm on the fourth Tuesday of each month at Arcadia Community Center, Arcadia, Kansas. The old school has been restored. Cato Christian Church is in good repair, but closed. A community reunion is held yearly.|

Farlington[6]
Crawford County
1870

A small population remains in the area.
Farlington is located just southwest of Crawford State Park on K-7.

Croweburg[6]
Crawford County
1907

A small population remains along with some shotgun houses and some building ruins.

Monmouth[6]
Crawford County
1857
Post office closed in 1955
Very little remains of the townsite.

Treece[6]
Cherokee County
early 1900s
2012
2010 Census population of 138.[7] As of May 2012, only 2 people remain.[8]
Due to years of mining in the area, the land in and around Treece is unstable and contaminated which had led to the citizens wanting the government to buy their land so that they can move.[9]

Le Hunt[6]
Montgomery County
1905
early 1930s
Some ruins remain east of the Elk City Lake.
The town was fairly bustling thanks to a central cement factory in the center of town being the biggest employer. During the Great Depression, cement sales dropped significantly and went out of business, so the town died

Votaw[6]
Montgomery County
1881
1900
Nothing remains of the townsite.
Votaw was an experimental colony founded by African-Americans. After 1900, the population slowly moved elsewhere. The last building burned down in 1915.

Hewins[6]
Chautauqua County
1870s
Post office closed in 1966
A small population remains.

Boston[6]
Chautauqua County
1871
1875
Nothing remains of the townsite.
Boston was the county seat of Howard County which was split into Chautauqua and Elk Counties in 1875. Sedan became the new county seat of Chautauqua County.

Delaware Springs[6]
Wilson County
1869

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Kalida[6]
Woodson County
1869
1883
Currently on property known as the Kalida Farm.

Defiance[6]
Woodson County
1873
1878, the post office closed in 1886
Only a hotel remains that is being used as a residence.

Reece[6]
Greenwood County
1870

A small population (approx. 50) still exists.

Smileyberg[6]
Butler County
1904
early 1920s
Some structures still remain. A transmission shop is open.

Rosalia[6]
Butler County
1879

A small population (approx. 100) still exists.

Strawberry[6]
Washington County
1861

Nothing remains of the townsite.
A plaque was dedicated in 1990 commemorating Strawberry.

Salem[6]
Jewell County
1871

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Asherville[6]
Mitchell County
early 1860s

A small population still exists.

Lake Sibley[6]
Cloud County
1865
Post office closed in 1876.
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Industry[6]
Dickinson & Clay Counties
1868

A small population (approx. 20) remains.

Holland[6]
Dickinson County
unknown
1942
A church, now used as a town hall, and a few houses, is all that remains.

Elmo[6]
Dickinson County
1866
Post office closed in 1966.
A few buildings and population remain.

Abram[6]
Lincoln County
1870
1872
Nothing remains of the townsite.
A monument was erected in 1936. Abram was the first Lincoln County Seat.

Carneiro[6]
Ellsworth County

A small population remains just north of Mushroom Rock State Park.

Zarah[6]
Barton County

1872
Nothing remains of the townsite.
Was originally a part of Fort Zarah which was abandoned in 1869. The last resident left Zarah in 1875.

Galatia[6]
Barton County
1885

2000 estimated population of 61.

Boyd[6]
Barton County
1886
1930s
Some abandoned buildings and ruins remain.

Hitschmann[6]
Barton County

Some old buildings still remain.
All of Hitschmann is currently on private property.

Raymond[6]
Rice County
1872

2008 estimated population of 80.

Frederick[6]
Rice County
1878

2008 estimated population of 11.
Frederick is the second-smallest incorporated town in Kansas.

Yocemento[6]
Ellis County
1906

Some ruins of the old cement company remain as do some abandoned houses and other buildings.

Alexander[6]
Rush County
1869

2008 estimated population of 66.

Geuda Springs[6]
Sumner County
1857

2008 estimated population of 191.

Bluff City[6]
Harper County
1886

2008 estimated population of 73.
Bluff City was originally founded as a fraud in 1873 to swindle money from the Kansas legislature. The first settlers in the area didn't arrive until 1876.

Camchester[6]
Harper County
late 1880s
Post office moved to Manchester, Oklahoma in 1903.
Nothing remains of the townsite.
Originally named Cameron until 1900.

"Old" Clear Water[6]
Sedgwick County
1868
1894
Little remains of old Clear Water but Clearwater has an estimated (as of 2008) population of 2,405.

Marshall[6]
Sedgwick County
1872
1883
Nothing remains of the townsite.
The entire town of Marshall was moved to Cheney in 1883.

Waterloo[6]
Kingman County

A small population (approx. 20) remains as well as some houses and other buildings.

Castleton[6]
Reno County
1872
Post office closed in 1957
A few homes and abandoned buildings remain.
Castleton was used as the setting of Sevillinois for the 1952 movie Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie.

Lerado[6]
Reno County
1886
1887
An old schoolhouse, church, and abandoned grocery store remain but most of Lerado is now farmland.

Old Kiowa[6]
Barber County
1872
1884
Nothing remains of the townsite.
Old Kiowa was abandoned when the railroad was built four miles to the south and a new Kiowa was established.

Lake City[6]
Barber County
1873

A small population (approx. 30) remains. The United Methodist Church is open.

Sun City[6]
Barber County
1871

2008 estimated population of 72.

Comanche City[6]
Comanche County
1885
1905
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Hopewell[6]
Pratt County
1901
1920s
A small population (approx. 10) remains.

Byers[6]
Pratt County
1914

2008 estimated population of 49.

Zenith[6]
Stafford County
1886

A small population (approx. 20) still remains.

Trousdale[6]
Edwards County
1916

A small resident population of about 40 remains.

Devizes[6]
Norton County
1873
1930s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Kanona[6]
Decatur County
1880

Some ruins and abandoned buildings remain.
The site of Kanona is currently on private property.

Burntwood City[6]
Rawlins County
1860s

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Blakeman[6]
Rawlins County

Little remains of the townsite.

Ludell[6]
Rawlins County
1884

A small resident population remains along with some ruins and abandoned buildings.

Eustis[6]
Sherman County
1885
1887
Nothing remains of the townsite.
The entire was moved in 1887 to Goodland.

Itasca[6]
Sherman County
1885
1887
Nothing remains of the townsite.

California[6]
Lane County
1879
1880s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Vega[6]
Wallace County
1880s
Post office closed in 1908
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Pond City[6]
Wallace County
1866

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Pierceville[6]
Finney County
1872

A small population remains along U.S. 50.

Englewood[6]
Clark County
1884

2008 estimated population of 95.

Sitka[6]
Clark County
1909
Post office closed in 1964
A small population and some abandoned buildings and ruins still remain.

Arkalon[6]
Seward County
1888
Post office closed in 1929
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Woodsdale[6]
Stevens County
1885
late 1880s
Nothing remains of the townsite.
Battled with Hugoton for county seat of Stevens County.

Voorhees[6]
Stevens County
1887
late 1890s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Goguac[6]
Stanton County
1889
1890s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Borders[6]
Stanton County
1887
1888
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Pardee[10]
Atchison County
1855
1888
Nothing remains of the townsite but the Pardee Cemetery.
Named for Pardee Butler, a farmer and preacher who was sent adrift on a raft in the Missouri River by pro-slavery men.

Port William[10]
Atchison County
1856

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Fort Cavagnial[10]
Leavenworth County
1744
1764
Nothing remains of the old fort.
Cavagnial is an old French fort and trading post. When Lewis and Clark came through the area in 1804, they saw no sign of the old fort. The exact location is unknown.

Delaware City[10]
Leavenworth County
1854
1870s
Some ruins and street grades are all that remain.

Springdale[10]
Leavenworth County
1860
1920s
The Kansas City Metro area has grown into the area of Springdale.

Owl City[10]
Jefferson County

1930s
Nothing remains of the site and it is rumored that it is now under the waters of Perry Lake.
Owl City was mainly a section house on the Leavenworth and Topeka Railroad.

Granada[10]
Nemaha County
1855

Some ruins and abandoned building remain on what used to be Main Street.

Richmond[10]
Nemaha County
1855
1860s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Guittard Station[10]
Marshall County
1857
1900
Some abandoned buildings remain.
Guittard Station was a major stop for the Pony Express.

Marietta[10]
Marshall County
1881
1920s
A small population remains as does some buildings.

Stockdale[10]
Riley County

1957
The townsite is under the waters of the Tuttle Creek Reservoir.

Cleburne[10]
Riley County
1860
1960
Nothing remains of the townsite.
Originally called Big Timber until 1878.

Garrison[10]
Pottawatomie County

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Aubry[10]
Johnson County
1857
1888
Nothing remains but Aubry Township is named for the town.
Aubry was located around 192nd Street and Metcalf.

Oxford[10]
Johnson County
mid-1850s
1871
Nothing remains of the townsite.
Not to be confused with Oxford, Kansas in Sumner County, an existing city with a population of 1,049 as of 2010.[11]

Sunflower Village/Clearview City[10]
Johnson County
1943
1959
Old residences, streets and other buildings remain in and around Clearview City.
Sunflower Village was established exclusively for the Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant, the plant and town remain just off of K-10 south of DeSoto.

Tontzville[10]
Miami County
1866
1874
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Stanton[10]
Miami County
1855

Several houses and businesses remain.
William Quantrill lived in Stanton during the winter of 1859-60.

Hyatt[10]
Anderson County
1856

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Lone Elm[10]
Anderson County
1869

2008 estimated population of 26.

Ransomville[10]
Franklin County
1878
1914
The Ransom house still stands as does some other houses and buildings.

Peoria[10]
Franklin County
1857
1880s
A small population remains and Peoria Township is named for it.

Stull[10]
Douglas County
1857

A couple of churches, some houses and the old schoolhouse remain.
Originally called Deer Creek Community until 1899 when the post office opened, the post office closed in 1903.

Ottumwa[10]
Coffey County
1855

A small population remains on the north edge of the John Redmond Reservoir.

Havana[10]
Osage County
1858
early 1870s
Ruins of the Havana Stage Station and hotel remain and a sign has been posted on the site.
Not to be confused with Havana in Montgomery County.

Superior[10]
Osage County
1859

The site is now part of Superior Game Farms just south of Burlingame.

Kansapolis/Rochester[10]
Shawnee County
1854
late 1850s/early 1860s
Nothing remains of the townsite, only Rochester Cemetery and Rochester Road in North Topeka mark the site.

Wanamaker[10]
Shawnee County
1891
1917
Nothing remains of the townsite however Wanamaker Road, Topeka's main western edge road, bears its name.
After a tornado destroyed the town in 1917, it was not rebuilt.

Wilmington[10]
Wabaunsee County
1856
1872
Nothing remains of the townsite.
The site is currently maintained as a hiking trail by a local chapter of Boy Scouts.

Alida[10]
Geary County
1858
1967
The site of Alida lies underneath the waters of Milford Lake.

Columbia[10]
Lyon County
1855
1857
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Agnes City[10]
Lyon County
1858
early 1860s
Only a small cemetery marks the townsite.
Was the county seat of Lyon County until losing to Americus who then lost it to Emporia.

White Rock[10]
Republic County
1866

Nothing remains of the townsite.
Founded by Thomas Lovewell. Most of the town lies under the water of the Lovewell Reservoir. [12]

Reamsville[10]
Smith County
1880

A small population remains.
An Old Dutch Mill, built in 1882, was moved to Smith Center in 1938.

Harlan[10]
Smith County
1877

A small population remains as well as the ruins of Main Street and a high school gymnasium.
Harlan was home to Gould College which lasted from 1881 until 1891.

Lindsey[10]
Ottawa County
1866
Post office closed in 1942.
Nothing remains of the townsite except an old well.

Lyona[10]
Dickinson County
1857
Post office closed in 1888.
Nothing remains of the townsite except for a church & the old Lyona School built in 1870.

Canada[10]
Marion County
1873

A small population (approx. 40) remains.

Boomer City[10]
Saline County
mid-1940s

Boomer City was established as a town to house the construction people working on the Kanapolis Reservoir. When the lake was completed, the town was abandoned.

Mariposa[10]
Saline County
1856
unknown
The town barely got started and was abandoned soon after its founding.

Buchanan[10]
Saline County
1857
late 1850s
The town was surveyed but soon after a local child died after arrived in Buchanan, the town was abandoned.

Kipp[10]
Saline County
early 1860s
1960s
A small population remains.

Dry Creek[10]
Saline County
1877
Post office closed in 1887.
An old blacksmith shop still stands but nothing else remains.

Terra Cotta[10]
Ellsworth County
1867
1888
Nothing remains of the townsite.
Ironically, in 1901, a railroad built a depot at Terra Cotta despite nothing being there. It was moved in 1934.

Idavale[10]
Ellsworth County

1893
The Idavale Ranch is located on the Kanapolis Reservoir Legacy Trail, along with Terra Cotta.

Fairport[10]
Russell County
1880
1940s
A small population remains.

Redwing[10]
Barton County
1890

A small population (approx. 20) remains.

Boyd[10]
Barton County
1886

A small population and building ruins remain.

Cain City[10]
Rice County
1881
1889
After the founder, Roger Cain, died, the town was slowly abandoned. Nothing remains of the townsite.

Empire[10]
McPherson County
1855, post office established in 1861
late 1870s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Hukle[10]
Sedgwick County
1885
1915
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Marshall[10]
Sedgwick County
1872
1880s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Calista[10]
Kingman County
1880s
1970s
An old grain elevator and a couple of houses remain.

Meridian[10]
Sumner County
1871
1886
The town never actually existed despite being named the county seat in 1871.

Saratoga[10]
Pratt County
1878
early 1900s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Drury[10]
Sumner County
1882

A small population (approx. 20) remains along with a dam built in 1882.

Zyba[10]
Sumner County
1888
1915
Nothing remains of the townsite, the town was wiped off the map by a tornado.

Belvidere[10]
Kiowa County
1887

A small population remains.

Leota[10]
Norton County
1873
1882
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Port Landis[10]
Norton County
1872

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Woodruff[10]
Phillips County
1885

A small population remains.

Gandy[10]
Sherman County
1885
1887
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Hawkeye[10]
Decatur County
1876
1880s
Little remains of the townsite.

Coyote[10]
Trego County
January 1868
June 1868
Coyote was the western terminus of the Union Pacific during construction. When the railroad moved on, Coyote was abandoned.

Augustine[10]
Logan County
1887
Post office closed in 1895
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Vega[10]
Wallace County
1887
1890s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Jerome[10]
Gove County
1886
Post office closed in 1943
Little remains of the townsite.

Sherlock[10]
Finney County
1872

In 1910, the people of Sherlock renamed the town Holcomb, which still exists.

Old Montezuma[10]
Gray County
1886
1895
Some ruins remain in the area.
In 1912, the Santa Fe Railroad laid out a new town named Montezuma which continues to thrive.

Hess[10]
Gray County
1887

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Morton City[10]
Hodgeman County
1877
1880s
Some ruins of old stone houses remain.
The townsite is now a part of the Hanna Hereford Ranch.

Ivanhoe[10]
Haskell County
late 1880s
1920s
Nothing remains of the townsite except for a Santa Fe Trail marker and a cemetery.

Dermot[10]
Stevens County
1887
Post office closed in 1929
Nothing remains of the townsite.
The town was short-lived but the post office existed decades longer than the actual town.

Pleasant Plains[10]
Morton County

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Taloga[10]
Morton County
1886
1890s
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Mertilla[10]
Meade County
1885
1893
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Nirwana City[10]
Meade County
1886
1888
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Carthage[10]
Meade County
1885
1885
The town was abandoned when Meade Center won the county seat. Nothing remains but a main street through Meade is named Carthage.

Pearlette[10]
Meade County
1879
1880
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Spring Lake/Artesian City[10]
Meade County
1885
1893
Renamed Artesian City from Spring Lake in 1887, nothing remains of the townsite.

Veteran[10]
Stanton County
1885
1886
The exact location of the first townsite of Veteran is unknown but the second location became Johnson City in 1886.
The town of Veteran was apparently founded by Civil War Veterans.

Annelly
Harvey County

The main street and an old schoolhouse remain.

Elk
Chase County

Post office closed in 1923
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Farmer City
Wichita County

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Hail Ridge
Linn County

Post office closed in 1888
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Millbrook
Graham County
1880
1887
The ruins of a schoolhouse remain in the area.

Prairie City
Douglas County
1857
1883
A cemetery, ruins of an old church and an abandoned stone house are all that remain of the town.

Smoky Hill City
Ellis County
1899
1905
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Sibley
Cloud County

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Thurman
Chase County
1874
1944
Little remains of the townsite.

Twin Mound[13]
Douglas County
1857
early 1900s
A small population remains along with an old cemetery, schoolhouse and the natural mounds the town was named for.

Muncie[14]
Wyandotte County

Muncie is now a part of suburban Kansas City.

Stringtown/Woodstock[14]
Jefferson County
1865
Post office closed in 1891
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Zarah[14]
Johnson County
1902

Nothing remains of the townsite.
Zarah might have been located near Shawnee Mission Parkway and Woodland Road.

Emerald Community[14]
Anderson County
1857

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Ohio City[14]
Franklin County
1857
1864
Nothing remains of the townsite.
Was the county seat from 1861 until 1864.

Williamsport[14]
Shawnee County
1857

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Camp Whiteside[14]
Geary County

1930s
Nothing remains of the site.

Toledo[14]
Chase County
1860

A cemetery and some farms are all that remain.

Wauneta[14]
Chautauqua County

Post office closed in 1931
A United Methodist Church is located on K-166 east of Cedarvale.

Union Center[14]
Elk County
1868

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Geneva[14]
Allen County
1857
Post office closed in 1942.
Little remains of the townsite.

Fact[14]
Clay County
unknown

Little remains of the townsite, a small population remains.

Victor[14]
Mitchell County

1959
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Shipton[14]
Saline County

Post office closed in 1895
Nothing remains of the townsite.
The entire town was auctioned off in 1909.

Black Wolf[14]
Ellsworth County
1879

A grain elevator and some other buildings remain.
Black Wolf is currently on private property.

Shaffer[14]
Rush County
1892

Little remains of the townsite.

Beaver[14]
Barton County
1918

A small population remains.

Wherry[14]
Rice County

Nothing remains of the townsite.
The last building marking the site burned down in 1967.

Saxman[14]
Rice County

A small population (approx. 30) remains.

Roxbury[14]
McPherson County
1866

A small population (approx. 75) remains.

Ashtabula Colony[14]
McPherson County
1871

Merged with McPherson.

Medora[14]
Reno County

Little remains of the townsite, a small population remains.

Bayneville[14]
Sedgwick County
1884

Some houses and ruins remain in the area.

Basil[14]
Kingman County
1892
1930s
All that remains is an abandoned grain elevator.
Founded as Gage until 1901.

Elm Mills[14]
Barber County
1879

Nothing remains of the townsite.

Touzalin[14]
Meade County
1884
1885
Nothing remains of the townsite.

Centerview[15]
Edwards County
~1880

Structures still stand, and two families still live on the townsite.

Acres
Clark County

early 2000s
Town has been completely vacant for a few years. Six buildings remain standing on the townsite, including an elevator & old school.

Croft
Pratt County

2000s
Two vacant grain elevators, two vacant houses, an old school, and a few ruins remain in this town.

What are the cells' value in the following positions in the table? The value of every target cell should be presented in the JSON format of {"row_id":"m", "column_id":"n", "cell_value":"<Corresponding Cell Value>"}, e.g., {"row_id":"10", "column_id":"3", "cell_value":"District"}.
row 110 and column 6,
row 291 and column 2,
row 17 and column 4,
row 54 and column 5,
row 82 and column 3,

The extracted cell contents are listed below.
{"row_id":"110", "column_id":"6", "cell_value":"Potwin was annexed to Topeka in 1899."}
{"row_id":"291", "column_id":"2", "cell_value":"Clay County"}
{"row_id":"17", "column_id":"4", "cell_value":"1960"}
{"row_id":"54", "column_id":"5", "cell_value":"2008 estimated population of 140."}
{"row_id":"82", "column_id":"3", "cell_value":"1885"}