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Established in 1916, the small farming community of Corinth, North Dakota, has preserved the essence of early 20th-century American rural life. Once a bustling hub with a peak population of 108 in the 1920s, Corinth, now a near-ghost town, still boasts original buildings that serve as monuments to its rich agricultural past. The town's resilience is reflected in the Post Office, which remained in service until 1969, despite the dwindling number of residents.

Nestled in the northeastern corner of Sheridan County, Montana, the enigmatic town of Dagmar stands as a modern testament to the bygone era of Danish pioneers. Established in 1906, this once-thriving settlement now possesses the mysterious charm of a ghost town, its dwindling population and rural setting creating a tableau that beckons history enthusiasts and adventurers. While the closure of its school in 1996 marked the fading heartbeat of the community, Dagmar continues to thrive in memory and spirit, offering a serene glimpse into a simpler time through its historic general store and post office.

Ambrose, a town nestled in the Dakotas, is a monument to the resilience and cultural heritage of Norwegian immigrants. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, these steadfast pioneers left their overcrowded and economically strained homeland in search of prosperity in the New World. They arrived in droves, lured by the Homestead Act's promise of fertile land and freedom. In Ambrose and other settlements, they transformed the daunting prairies into flourishing farmlands, leaving a lasting mark on the region's agricultural success.

In the remote corners of North Dakota, near the triple border juncture with Montana and Canada, Alkabo stands as a monument to the ebb and flow of American frontier life. Known for its alkaline and gumbo soils from which it takes its name, Alkabo is a ghost town that captivates history and mystery enthusiasts alike. Peaking at a modest population of 100 in the 1920s, it has since dwindled to a single-digit census, leaving behind a spectral array of structures, including the iconic Alkabo School, now a museum on the National Register of Historic Places.

Crosby's Pioneer Museum stands sentinel to a rich past in the heart of Crosbyton, Texas. A beacon for history buffs, the museum encapsulates the essence of Crosby and the Llano Estacado's early days. Established in 1958, the museum now extends over 52,000 square feet, with exhibits that carry visitors back in time. The Wayne J. Parker Center, within the museum's embrace, holds a trove of 25,000 archeological pieces, including Native American artifacts, and is a key highlight for visitors.

Nestled within Divide County's sweeping landscapes, the ghost town of Colgan, North Dakota stands as a silent sentinel of history. Once a thriving hub bolstered by the Great Northern Railroad, its abandoned streets and vacant buildings now whisper tales of a bygone era. Colgan's allure as a ghost town draws history buffs and supernatural enthusiasts alike, eager to explore its deserted structures that paint a picture of early 20th-century life and the spectral silence that has since settled.

Steeped in the valorous history of America, a town carrying the name of the Alamo Mission stands as a living monument to one of the most defining moments in the nation's journey towards independence. The Alamo—originally a mission in San Antonio, Texas—witnessed the infamous 1836 battle that became a symbol of resistance and heroism. This town's name is more than a geographic marker; it's a tribute to the indomitable spirit that fought against formidable Mexican forces. The name 'Alamo' encapsulates a narrative of resilience and the quest for freedom, echoing through the town's streets and history.

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Ambrose, North Dakota, is more than just a ghost town; it's a testament to the ebb and flow of the American frontier spirit. Founded in 1906 near the Canadian border, the town's early days were marked by a sense of optimism and growth, peaking in the 1920s with nearly 400 residents. Its two-story brick schoolhouse, built in 1912, and its underground gym, added a decade later, symbolized the community's dedication to its future.

Nestled in the serene landscape of North Dakota's Williams County lies Appam, an enigmatic relic of the American Old West. Founded in 1916, this unincorporated town was once a bustling hub for Scandinavian settlers, complete with a bank, hotel, and stores. Today, it stands as a ghost town, its deserted structures capturing the imagination of visitors drawn by its mysterious past. The skeletal frames of buildings and faded signs evoke a bygone era, offering a poignant glimpse into the lives of those who once thrived here.

In the heart of Divide County, the historic Alkabo School stands as a poignant symbol of North Dakota's dedication to education, set against a backdrop of ghost towns and shrinking populations. An architectural treasure, it was constructed in 1934 by the William Nordman Company, showcasing a fusion of Italian Renaissance Revival and Colonial Revival styles. This educational pillar served local children until its closure in 1963, embodying the spirit of learning in a remote corner of rural America. Today, it remains one of the few structures in Alkabo, proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places, its original furnishings preserved for posterity.

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Alamo, North Dakota, may be modest in size, but its establishment in 1916 roots it deeply in the transformative history of the state. Often mistakenly believed to have been founded in 1905, Alamo's true origin reflects the boom of the early 20th century, a period of significant change. With just over 50 inhabitants, this community in Williams County embodies the pioneering spirit that has been the hallmark of North Dakota's growth since it joined the Union in 1889.

Photo from Unsplash and unrelated to the city. For most people, it is a constant necessity of life to manage gas prices. The national average price for a gallon of regular-grade gas on Thursday is $3.448, a week ago the price is $3.531 , according to AAA.

ND Game and Fish members are undergoing CWD surveillance in the Southeastern part of the state this year.

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Photo from Unsplash and unrelated to the city. For most people, it is a constant necessity of life to manage gas prices. The national average price for a gallon of regular-grade gas on Thursday is $3.531, a week ago the price is $3.565 , according to AAA.