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EDGERTON


Population: 169
Elevation: 5000
Region: Central

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Edgerton is named because it is on the edge of the great Salt Creek oil feild. The big local event, Salt Creek Days, brings in parades, food, dancing, and the "sand greens" golf tournament.


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