List of places with fewer than ten residents

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This is a list of places with a permanent population of fewer than ten people. Some may be virtually deserted and others may be places where people work, but do not live.

Uninhabited

See also: List of ghost towns, Deserted medieval village, and List of uninhabited regions

Barn at Embarras, Alberta, Canada (2006)

L'Île-Dorval, Quebec, (Dorval Island), as painted by Frances Anne Hopkins, 1866

Inhabited

One resident

Raley, Alberta has the oldest grain elevator in Alberta, built in 1909.

Two residents

Gross, Nebraska – population 2 (as of the 2010 U.S. Census)

See also

• List of ghost towns in Canada
• Ghost town

References

• Canada: 1996 census from Statistics Canada (Note: figures for communities with fewer than fifteen people in 2001 are rounded to the nearest multiple of five to protect confidentiality, and therefore figures from the 2001 census are not accurate). The list does not include Indian reservations, Indian settlements, or other native settlements, nor "Unorganized Areas and Improvement Districts" in Canada, due to the large number of places with fewer than nine people in these categories.
• France: 1999 census
• Spain: 2002 figures from the Instituto Nacional de Estadística
• United Kingdom: 2001 census
• United States: generally census-designated places with data of 2010