HOLT COUNTY TOWNS

Click on the name for a little history; some with surnames

PRESENT TOWNS OF HOLT COUNTY

Amelia	Atkinson	Chambers	Emmet	Ewing
Inman	O'Neill	Page	Redbird	Stuart

1915 HOLT COUNTY TOWNSHIP LIST

LOST TOWNS OF HOLT COUNTY Communities That No Longer Exist Or Whose Name Has Changed

Agee	Angora Station	Anncar	Apple Creek	Badger	Belknap	Biscuit
Blackbird	Blanchard	Bliss	Brewer	Brodie	Burton Creek	Cache Creek
Carns	Carson	Catalpa	Cedar	Celia	Chelsea	Cleveland
Clifton	Clifton Grove	Conley	Deloit	Dewey	Disney	Dorsey
Doty	Downey	Dustin	Eagle or Eagle Mills	Emporia	Ferndale	Ford
Frickle	Gillespie	Grand Rapids	Gravel Pit	Greeley	Green Valley	Hainesville
Hammond	Harold	Harriet	Hart or Harte	Haypoint	Hollman	Holt Creek
Inez	Inglis	Inman Grove	Josie	Joy	Keya Paha	Kirkwood
Knievels Corner	Kola	Krugman	Lake City	Lambert	Laskar	Laura
Lavinia	Leona or Leonie	Little	Lucerne	Maple or Maple Grove	Martha	Meek
Menlo	Middle Branch	Midway	Mineola	Mineral	Moore	Norwood
O'Marel	O'Neill City	Opportunity	Paddock	Parker	Perryville	Phoenix
Pleasant Valley	Pumpkin Center	Ray	Richmond	Riverside	Rockfalls	Rockford
Saratoga	Scottville	Shamrock	Shebesta	Sizer	Slocum	South Side
Stafford	Stanley	Star	Steele Creek	Stewart	Still Creek	Swan
Tonawanda	Tonic	Troy	Twing	Twin Lakes or Twin Lasser Lakes	Turner	Winfield

LOST TOWNS THAT CHANGED NAMES

Lost Town	Changed To
Apple Creek	Steel Creek, Omarel, Dorsey
Clifton Grove	Clifton
Ford	Ewing
Greeley (Greeley Center)	Phoenix
Holt City	Rockford
Inman's Grove	Inman
Mineral	Dorsey
O'Neill City	O'Neill
Pleasant Valley	Page
Rockford	O'Neill City
Troy	Paddock (Paddock was the first Holt County seat)
Turner	Eagle Mills

LOST TOWNS THAT CHANGED COUNTIES:

Some towns ceased to exist as Holt County towns when county boundary lines were changed about 1881-1882.

Doty, Carns, Kirkwood, Lomo, Mariaville, Menlo, Munt and McLean all changed over to Brown County.
Carson changed over to Garfield County.