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Phantom settlement

Phantom settlements, or paper towns, are settlements that appear on maps but do not actually exist. They are either accidents or copyright traps. Notable examples in the English-speaking world include Argleton, Lancashire in England, and Beatosu and Goblu, Ohio in the United States.

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Phantom settlement

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Triples15
Avg. degree1.86
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Phantom settlement → Abandoned, Deliberately, Fictitious, Human, Island, Kisaragi Station, Llandegley International Airport, OhioPhantom, Paper Towns, Stations, Stockholm, The Silver Train, Type, Urban, Welsh

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phantom settlements copyright also maps map name settlement lancashire leiria traps agloe one ohio paper towns include trap city 2015

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Phantom settlementsee alsoPaper Towns0.60section
Phantom settlementsee alsoDeliberately0.60section
Phantom settlementsee alsoAbandoned0.60section
Phantom settlementsee alsoHuman0.60section
Phantom settlementsee alsoType0.60section
Phantom settlementsee alsoOhioPhantom0.60section
Phantom settlementsee alsoIsland0.60section
Phantom settlementsee alsoFictitious0.60section
Phantom settlementsee alsoStations0.60section
Phantom settlementsee alsoUrban0.60section
Phantom settlementsee alsoKisaragi Station0.60section
Phantom settlementsee alsoThe Silver Train0.60section

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