Elkins, Texas
Elkins is a ghost town in Houston County, Texas. United States. It was established circa 1900. The town was named after William Eli Elkins, superintendent of a nearby coal mine.
External links
- Elkins, TX at the Handbook of Texas Online
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Municipalities and communities of Houston County, Texas, United States
County seat: Crockett
- Crockett
- Grapeland
- Kennard
- Latexo
- Lovelady
communities
- Ash
- Augusta
- Austonio
- Belott
- Berea
- Burrantown
- Center Hill
- Coltharp
- Cooper
- Creath
- Creek
- Cut
- Fodice
- Germany
- Givens Hill
- Guiceland
- Hagerville
- Hickory Creek
- Holly
- Hopewell
- Livelyville
- Lone Pine
- Mapleton
- Mound City‡
- Pennington‡
- Percilla
- Pleasant Grove
- Porter Springs
- Randolph
- Ratcliff
- Refuge
- Reynard
- Stubblefield
- Tadmor
- Volga
- Weches
- Weldon
- Wesley Chapel
- Wheeler Springs
- Allen Chapel
- Antioch
- Arbor Grove
- Center Grove
- Druso
- Easley Chapel
- Elkins
- Halls Bluff
- Liberty Hill
- Mount Vernon
- Pearson's Chapel
- Plain
- Plainview
- Pleasant Hill
- Post Oak
- Prairie Point
- San Pedro
- Sand Ridge
- Shady Grove
- Shiloh
- Smith Grove
- Sorghumville
- Vistula
- Waneta
‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties
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