Arlington, Missouri

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Arlington is a ghost town in western Phelps County, Missouri, United States, along a county road that was once U.S. Route 66. The town found its prosperity in the mid 1800s. Located in western near Rolla on the Ozark Plateau, all that remains of the once-booming town is a resort.

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Arlington River Resort Home Page [1]

v • d • e Municipalities and communities of Phelps County, Missouri

County seat: Rolla

Cities	Doolittle \| Edgar Springs \| Newburg \| Rolla \| St. James

Townships	Arlington \| Cold Spring \| Dawson \| Dillon \| Liberty \| Meramec \| Miller \| Rolla \| St. James \| Spring Creek

Unincorporated communities	Arlington \| Beulah \| Clementine \| Duke \| Flat \| Jerome \| Northwye \| Powellville \| Rosati \| Seaton

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Coordinates: 37°55′13″N, 91°58′16″W

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