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17 miles northwest of Okanogan More information can be found in
15 miles north of Wauconda Bodie was a milling town for surrounding mines. Located on Todora Creek, it boasted a general store, post office, cookhouse, bunkhouse and hotel. Bodie went ghost in the 1940's. More information available in: Gold Creeks and Ghost Towns in Northeast Washington
20 miles east of Oroville More or less a mining town, Bolster challenged Chesaw for "big city" of the area. It had three general stores, three saloons, 30 homes, and various other businesses, school, and of course, the Bolster Drill, the newspaper. Finally, the town went ghost about 1920. More information available in: Gold Creeks and Ghost Towns in Northeast Washington
15 miles east of Omak Disautel was a logging town. The town had several businesses including a garage, store, railroad, and a barn for logging operations. As of last writing, one resident remained. More information available in:
10 miles east of Oroville Moslon was a mining town for the Poland China Gold Mine. The town had a bank, general store, post office, and several other buildings. The town went ghost about 1955. More information available in:
12 miles northwest of Republic Old Toroda was a mining camp. IT had a post office, blacksmith and several other businesses. More information available in:
10 miles northeast of Republic Sheridan was a mining camp. The town a mill, had a bunkhouse, cookhouse, hotel, and the usual business support for a mining camp. The town went ghost when the mines closed. More information available in:
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