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List of places with fewer than ten people

This is a list of places on Earth with a permanent population of fewer than ten people. Some may be (almost) deserted, and others may be places where people work, but do not live.

This list is currently biased towards places in the United States of America due to an artifact of Wikipedia history. The addition of places with similarly low population in other nations is welcome.

References:

  • France: 1999 census
  • Spain: 2002 figures from the Instituto Nacional de Estadística
  • United States: generally census-designated places with data of 2000
  • Canada: 1996 census from Statistics Canada (Note: figures for communities with fewer than 15 people in 2001 are rounded to the nearest multiple of 5 to protect confidentiality, and therefore figures from the 2001 census are not accurate). The list does not include Indian reservations, Indian settlements, or other native settlements, nor "Unorganized Areas and Improvement Districts" in Canada, due to the large number of places with fewer than 9 people in these categories.
Contents
1 Places with no population
2 Inhabited places

2.1 Places inhabited by one person
2.2 Places inhabited by two people
2.3 Places inhabited by three people
2.4 Places with four people
2.5 Places with five people
2.6 Places with 6 people
2.7 Places with 7 people
2.8 Places with 8 people
2.9 Places with 9 people

Places with no population

Note: the cited French villages were destroyed during WWI.

See also: List of ghost towns, Ghost town, List of uninhabited islands

Inhabited places

Places inhabited by one person

Places inhabited by two people

Places inhabited by three people

Places with four people

Places with five people

Places with 6 people

Places with 7 people

Places with 8 people

Places with 9 people

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