FORGOTTEN TEXAS: Why These 10 Towns Were Left to Decay

10 Creepiest Towns in Texas Locals Warn You Never to Visit

Some towns don’t just disappear — they get left behind on purpose.
In this video, we count down 10 Texas towns that locals actively tell you not to stop in — not because of haunted houses or legends, but because of real abandonment, storms, economic collapse, poisoned infrastructure, and silence that feels intentional.

This isn’t a spooky “storytime.”
These are real locations on real maps — once thriving communities that now sit quiet, forgotten, or avoided. If you’re interested in U.S. towns, population decline, Texas history, or how communities fall apart, this one goes deeper than your typical top-10.

⏱️ Timestamps
0:00 – Intro: The Texas you’re not shown
0:55 – #10 – Indianola
2:34 – #9 – Toyah
3:40 – #8 – Lajitas
4:55 – #7 – Rangerville
5:50 – #6 – Thurber
6:49 – #5 – Adrian
7:44 – #4 – Saragosa
8:33 – #3 – Val Verde
9:14 – #2 – Alamore
9:56 – #1 – Kent
10:35 – Final message – The exits you should never take

💬 Question for you:
Which one shocked you the most — and would you ever stop there?

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