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ATLANTIC CITY


Population: not published
Elevation: 7890
Region: Central

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An early-day gold camp, now turned rustic mountain community, Atlantic City is located four and a half miles east of South Pass City. Most of the historic buildings are still standing, and many are occupied by small, thriving businesses that cater to tourists. Close by, one can see remnants of abandoned and active gold mines, since gold is still the lure that attracts people to Atlantic City.


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