416, 1 police officer.

I live 2 miles out of town. Town currently has population of 0. Has it's own zip code, however. My kind of town.

Jack

I'm not sure what to consider a town.

My township has a municipal building, no police department, two guys who work 2 days a week at the local convenience center (dump) and 3 days a week as the road crew, clean up crew, etc.

The township 100yds from me has no municipal building, a K-8 school with 100 students, and the mayor, treasurer, and tax assessor work out of their living rooms. The town council has been the same 3 farmers for 20 years because they can't talk anyone else into running. They take turns being the mayor.

But, 15 minutes away I have a Walmart and a "town" of 20,000 people.

250 something.No govt buildings,no law enforcement,it's considered a village.We live 1/2 mile out of town.Can look across the fields and see it's lights.That's close enough for me.

No stop light in the whole county or the county west of us. County seat has about 1800 people, 2800 in the county. About 100 people in the zip code.

17 in my graduating class. Hometown population was 820, 1 grocery store, 1 hardware store, 9 bars.

Monowi, NE. Population 1. Smallest town I know of. It has a bar. Guess where the entire population works!

The little town close to me has no stop sign or red light, drive right through it in abt two minutes

Town I grew up in had a tavern and 2 churches bu 1 church closed down.

My town had a sign at the city limit (just off I-29) advertising all of our immenteties.
12 bars, 12 churches, 3 restaurants.
Slightly embarrassing.
52 in my graduating class.

town closest to me has tavern,2 churches,100 people and 3 zipcodes. No store or anything else. 12 miles to store or gas.

Village here, and its doubled in size since I was born.

Yup, I stayed there 2 winters 97 and 98 lion hunting. I would imagine just about anyone crossing the Big Horns has probably stopped for gas or food when they rolled through.