SALT GAP, TEXAS McCulloch County FM 503 and FM 504 Population 25
(1990) Named for the local creek of the same name, the town had a
post office in operation from 1905 to 1913 - the year it closed. It
reopened in the 1920s and closed for good several years later. The
population high-water mark was 60 people in the late 1930s. The
town never developed past the store and school stage, but it
remained a viable community in 2006 and still appears on the county
map. Not much to see here but the signs announcing its existence
and one building at the intersection.
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West Texas Ghost Towns