Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Hubbard, Indiana
Presumed' but not guaranteed. It is not an exemption from notability requirements.  explicitly states that the notability of 'places' can be questioned. It makes a distinction between verifiability and notability. The sources noted above fail on notability. Nothing in the page implies notability. I don't really see this 'place' as being populated, for that matter. For the presumption to be valid, there should still be sources discussing the place. Those don't exist (or at least, have not been cited). Finally, we should also consider . How does this perfunctory type of page inform readers? That there is a name on a map, but nobody knows or cares what it is? Have a county page that lists the ghost corners and hamlets. Otherwise a reader could endlessly go through the infinite list of 'place names' of Indiana but never actually find anything out about any of them
— User:Mothman, 04:25, 20 May 2019 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NGEO||WP:COMMONSENSE (Wikipedia:Notability)