Dickens County
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• Airhart
• Amity      Consolidated with Midway, later Patton Springs
• Antelope
• Afton Cottonwood School      Consolidated with Patton Springs
• Catfish School
• Center Point
• Chandler School     Consolidated with Patton Springs
• Crazy Flat     Consolidated with McAdoo
• Croton      Consolidated with Highland, later Patton Springs
• Deer Lake School      Consolidated with Croton
• Dickens     Split consolidation with Patton Springs and Spur
• Dry Lake
• Duncan Flat     Consolidated with Patton Springs
• Duck Creek
• Elton or Midway School      Consolidated with Patton Springs
• Espuela School
• Gravel Hill     Consolidated with Patton Springs
• Haynes School
• Highway School      Consolidated with Patton Springs
• Liberty School      Consolidated with Midway, later Patton Springs
• Lost Lake
• McAdoo
• New Hope     Consolidated with Patton Springs
• No View  later became Croton
• Patton Springs School One of the first buffalo hunters was named Patton who camped at a spring on the south side of the Tongue River. This Spring would be the namesake of Patton Springs School.
• Peaceful Hill School
• Prairie (Chapel) Hill(Two shacks pulled together, Mr. Spears was the principal; Fred Arrington, teacher.     Consolidated with Patton Springs
• Red Hill
• Red Top 1909-1920
• Red Mud Upper
• Red Mud Lower
• Shinnery Twig School
• Soldier Mound
• Spring Creek
• Spur
• Steele Hill built 1911
• Tap Settlement
• Turkey Hollar       Consolidated with Red Top in 1920-1922?
• Twin Wells School
• West End School
• Wichita School     Consolidated with Patton Springs
• Wilson

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