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)

• Beavercreek, Oregon, United States
• Madawaska Lake, Maine
• Altadena
• Port Charlotte, Florida
• Stonewall, Texas, United States
  surface form: Stonewall, Texas
• Arden-Arcade
• Alsea, Oregon
• Carmichael
• Antelope
  surface form: Antelope, California
• Blodgett, Oregon
• Wren, Oregon
• Prathersville, Missouri
• Suwannee Valley, Florida
• Garden Home–Whitford, Oregon
• Aquia Harbour, Virginia
• Widewater, Virginia
• Town of Lantana, Texas
• Spring Creek, Pennsylvania, United States
  surface form: Spring Creek, Pennsylvania
• Northport, Wisconsin
• Chantilly, Virginia
• Seaside, Florida
• Wailuku
• Potomac, Maryland, United States
  surface form: Potomac, Maryland
• Big Pine Key
• Highlands Ranch
• Montcalm, West Virginia
• Bombay Beach, California
• Austin, Nevada
• Mascot
• Kodak
  surface form: Kodak, Tennessee
• Zephyr Cove
• Chesuncook
• Choctaw Beach, Florida
• Halls Crossroads
• Durand, Georgia
• Otley, Iowa
• Supai, Arizona
• Lake Purdy, Alabama
• Chalybeate Springs, Georgia
• Bluewell, West Virginia
• Eureka, Nevada via concept surface "unincorporated town"
• Cherry Lake, Florida
• Strawberry Plains
• Burbank area near Walla Walla County, Washington
  surface form: Burbank, Washington
• Unincorporated community of Mesa, Washington
  surface form: Mesa, Washington
• Metlakatla, British Columbia
• Lashmeet, West Virginia
• Seymour
• Fearrington Village, North Carolina
• Spanishburg, West Virginia