Yantus, West Virginia facts for kids

Yantus is an extinct town in Logan County, in the U.S. state of West Virginia.

History

A post office called Yantus was established in 1903, and remained in operation until 1937. George Yantis, a local storekeeper and early postmaster, gave the community its name.

Municipalities and communities of Logan County, West Virginia, United States

County seat: Logan

City	Logan

Towns	Chapmanville Man Mitchell Heights West Logan

CDPs	Accoville Amherstdale Big Creek Bruno Chauncey Henlawson Holden Kistler Mallory McConnell Monaville Mount Gay-Shamrock Neibert Omar Robinette Rossmore Sarah Ann Stollings Switzer Verdunville

Unincorporated communities	Aracoma Argyle Baber Baisden Banco Barnabus Becco Beebe Black Bottom Blair Bradshaw Braeholm Chambers Christian Claypool Coal Valley Combs Addition Cora Craneco Crites Crooked Creek Crown Crystal Block Dabney Daisy Davin Davis Dehue Diamond Dobra Dog Patch Don Earling Emmett Ethel Fanco Five Block Fort Branch Freeze Fork Frogtown Gillman Bottom Godby Heights Greenville Guyan Terrace Halcyon Hedgeview Henlawson Hensley Heights Hetzel Huff Junction Hutchinson Justice Addition Kelly Kistler Kitchen Lake Landville Latrobe Lintz Addition Logan Heights Lorado Lundale Lyburn Melville Micco Mifflin Mineral City Monclo Monitor Mountain View Oilville Orville Pardee Peach Creek Pecks Mill Phico Pine Creek Ralumco Red Campbell Ridgeview Rita Rum Junction Saunders Sharples Shegon Shively Slagle Sodom Sovereign Spruce Valley Stirrat Stone Branch Stowe Sulphur Springs Sunbeam Sunset Court Superior Bottom Sycamore Taplin Thompson Town Trace Junction Troy Town Upper Whitman Walnut Hill Wanda Whirlwind Whites Addition Whitman Wilkinson Wylo Yolyn

Ghost town	Yantus

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