Close up of mysterious towns with only 1 resident

Even the mysterious town is immense, but there is only one person living, this is what you think is absurd, it still really exists.

Jordan River, Canada

(Oddee Source)

The mysterious Jordan River town near Vancouver (Canada) is famous for being a harsh area because of frequent earthquakes and floods. It is this danger that no one dares to live here except for a 72-year-old man named Hugh Pite. Hugh Pite said he would never leave Jordan River even after being warned about the safety of living here.

Monowi, Nebraska, USA

(Oddee Source)

Elsie Eiler (77) is the only resident living in Monowi village, Nebraska, USA. So it is not surprising that she is the smartest, richest, most beautiful person in this land. It is known that in 2000, Monowi village had two residents: one was Elsie Eiler, the other was Rudy, her husband. However, Mr. Rudy died in 2004.

Buford, Wyoming, USA

(Oddee Source)

Buford is an unincorporated community located in Albany County, Wyoming, USA. It is located between Laramie and Cheyenne on Interstate 80. In 2013, there was only one living person, Don Sammons. This man migrated to Buford in 1980 with his wife and son. In 1992, he bought this town. In 1995, Sammons' wife died. His son also left in 2007, making Sammons the only resident of Buford town.

Lost Springs, Wyoming

(Oddee Source)

According to the 2000 census, the town of Lost Springs (USA) has only one resident. However, Mayor Leda Price said the number is not accurate and the actual population of this place in 2000 was four.

Villa Epecuen, Argentina

(Oddee Source)

In the 1920s, there was a tourist village in Argentina called Villa Epecuen located along the Lago Epecuen saltwater lake - a salt lake second only to the Dead Sea and 10 times higher than the salt in the oceans. In 1993, a flood swept through the village and submerged the entire village in a depth of 10m. Twenty-five years later, when the country receded, the village reappeared but no one dared to return here, except for an 81-year-old man named Pablo Novak - the only resident of the village.

Tomioka, Japan

(Oddee Source)

Tomioka was dubbed a ghost town in Japan due to being located in a polluted area around the Fukushima nuclear power plant. Tomioka was once home to nearly 16,000 people but now only Naoto Matsumura (54) - the only person to return after the horrifying radiation incident in 2011.

Cass, New Zealand

(Oddee Source)

Cass is one of the few places in the world where only one resident lives. Barrie Drummond, 65, is the only person living at Cass. He said he never felt lonely living alone here and had no intention of leaving this place.