ROAD TRIP: A BBM Game

[nova20194]

Enilda, AB


The community name is a reverse spelling of the first name of Adline Tompkins, wife of the first postmaster.

[belbbmfan]

Acadia Valley, Alberta

[MaineWriter]

Yabeteclum, Mexico

Latitude   16.9403
Longitude   -92.5583   
Altitude (feet)   4895   
Lat (DMS)   16° 56' 25N   
Long (DMS)   92° 33' 30W   
Altitude (meters)   1492
Time zone (est)   UTC-6(-5DT)
Approximate population for 7 km radius from this point: 22351

[jpwagoneer1964]

Manderson, Wy

Manderson, Wyoming, in Big Horn county, is 108 miles S of Billings, Montana and 348 miles NW of Denver, Colorado. As of the year 2000 census, 104 people lived in Manderson.
The People and Families of Manderson

In Manderson, about 61% of adults are married.

Manderson is noted for its large share of males. Interesting!
Wealth and Education

In 2000, Manderson had a median family income of $30,357. In Manderson, a noticeable number of people work from home rather than commuting every day.
Manderson Housing

An estimated 73% of living spaces in Manderson are occupied by their owners, not by renters.
Commuting

In Manderson, 85% of commuters drive to work.

[belbbmfan]

New Willard, Texas


NEW WILLARD, TEXAS. New Willard is on State Highway Loop 116 eight miles north of Livingston and eighty miles north of Houston in central Polk County. Settlement of the region was facilitated by the construction of the Houston, East and West Texas Railway through central Polk County in 1880. James R. Freeman built a sawmill near the future site of New Willard in 1886, and the Jefferson Lumber Company operated a mill there between 1887 and 1889. The settlement proper was founded in 1909, when the Thompson-Tucker Lumber Company transferred its operations from Willard in Trinity County to the Polk County site, which was promptly named New Willard.

[nova20194]

Daysland, AB


Daysland is a town in central Alberta located on Highway 13 east of Camrose.

Daysland is the birthplace of American Hockey League players Matthew Spiller and Richard Petiot. Both are NHL prospects, and approximately #7-8 defensemen with their respective National Hockey League teams.

[MaineWriter]

De Leon, TX

De Leon was born when The Texas Central Railroad sold lots off the bed of a flatcar on July 7, 1881. The name is attributed to Alonso De Leon, a Spanish explorer who also lent his name to the nearby Leon River.

The post office was opened within the year and by 1882, the town had a newspaper and a doctor. Like most of Texas, cotton was the major cash crop until the 1906 infestation of the boll weevil decimated the crop. Peanuts were the replacement crop and increased technology and irrigation insured its continuation. It is the primary regional crop to the present.

[Meryl]

Nutio, Mexico

[EDelMar]

Old Lost Cabin, WY.

It's the original town of Lost Cabin, since repopulated 2 miles ESE at the present site of the Big Tepee mansion.  (Here is the Big Tepee if anyone thought it looked like a tent, LOL)



  -Ennis

[MaineWriter]

Nigton, TX

Trinity Country, pop 87

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