Our list of the most isolated cities in America begins with Colorado. Crested Butte is a ski resort town that spans only 0.7-square-miles.
Deep in the high desert of West Texas, Marfa has a population of 2,121 and the skies are quite open. It's Home to a Weird Work of Art: A Storefront That Looks Like a Prada Store.
Eureka is an old mining town on Highway 50. Its location on a major roadway doesn't lessen its seclusion, though—the next town is more than 77 miles away.
The town may be small (2.08 square miles) but one thing Jordan Valley is not lacking in is space. its 181 residents 30 miles of green valley.
The site is right on the edge of the Jarbidge Wilderness Area, and is only accessible by two dirt roads, one of which is 80 miles long.
This location is an unincorporated community on the island of Molokai, Hawaii's least visited major island. It is the lowest in the country as per the latest census.
Little Arthur may not have a lot of town (pictured) but he does have a lot of heart. their church is actually made of straw.
Winnett has a population of 506 people, and is one of the least populated counties in the country. The city convened its third jury in 2007. There's not much around Vinette.
Located on the aptly named Lost Coast, the site saw a massive population decline in the first half of the 20th century, leaving much of the land undeveloped.