unincorporated community

An unincorporated community is a populated area that lacks its own municipal government and is instead administered as part of a larger political subdivision, such as a county or township.

Observed surface forms (2)

• unincorporated town ×3
• former unincorporated community ×1

Instances (303)

• Colorado City, Colorado
• Midpines
• Port Conway, Colony of Virginia
• Beulah Valley, Colorado
• Avondale, Colorado
• Salt Creek, Colorado
• Shenandoah Junction, West Virginia
• Blende, Colorado
• Miramar Beach, Florida
• Fort Ord, California, United States
  surface form: Fort Ord
• Eggertsville, New York
• Vineland, Colorado
• Santa Rosa Beach, Florida
• Summit Point, West Virginia
• Inlet Beach, Florida
• Kearneysville, West Virginia
• Belmont, Colorado via concept surface "former unincorporated community"
• Eden, Colorado
• Government Camp, Oregon
• Metairie, Louisiana, United States
• Olympus, Tennessee, United States
• Five Corners, Washington
• Hazel Dell, Washington
• Saratoga, Iowa
• Temple Hills, Maryland
• Kendall Park
• Vernon Springs, Iowa
• Fort Washington, Maryland
• Mitchellville, Maryland
• Tecate, California
• Clinton, Maryland
• Popponesset Island
• Salmon Creek, Washington
• Monmouth Junction
• Accokeek, Maryland
• Meadow Glade, Washington
• Lake Barcroft, Virginia
• Camp Springs, Maryland
• Georgetown
  surface form: Georgetown, California
• Chappaqua, New York, United States
• Cloutierville, Louisiana, United States
  surface form: Cloutierville, Louisiana
• Edna, West Virginia, United States
• Kings Valley, Oregon
• Turner Highlands
• Comstock Park, Michigan
• Laguna Beach, Florida
• Peach Springs, Arizona
• Bretton Woods, New Hampshire
• Notre Dame, Indiana
• Atco