Govan, Washington

Coordinates: 47°44′20″N 118°49′23″W / 47.73889°N 118.82306°W / 47.73889; -118.82306
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Side view of the abandoned 1906 schoolhouse in Govan, WA
Abandoned 1906 schoolhouse in Govan, WA
Former schoolhouse

Govan is an unincorporated community in Lincoln County, in US state of Washington. Govan was founded as a ranching community which was slowly abandoned as farming in the area decreased. Today an abandoned school house and post office along with a few houses (both abandoned and occupied) are all that remain. It is considered a ghost town.[1]47°44′20″N 118°49′23″W / 47.73889°N 118.82306°W / 47.73889; -118.82306

References

  1. ^ "Ghosttown.com". ghosttown.com. Retrieved 2016-07-26.


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