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Bullfrog County, NevadaA former county in Nevada established around a mountain which was to become a radioactive waste disposal site. As of 2020, it is the only uninhabited county-equivalent to ever be created in the United States. Centralia, PennsylvaniaA town that's been on fire since 1962. Clinton Road (New Jersey)In addition to having the longest traffic light in the country, the road is also notorious for reported occurrences of paranormal activity. Colma, CaliforniaA town where the dead outnumber the living by 1000 to 1. Corporation Trust Center (CT Corporation)A small single-story building where over 285,000 companies, or over 15% of all companies in the United States, are legally based. Crush, TexasA temporary "city" established as the site of an 1896 publicity stunt, a staged train wreck. The wreck unexpectedly caused two deaths and numerous injuries among spectators. 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