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When it comes to tiny towns you can’t get much smaller than 150 people. But for such a puny population, Uncertain, Texas packs a big punch. The make-shift community rests on the shores of Caddo Lake, one of the largest natural lakes in the South. Located on the Texas-Lousiana border it’s swamp land as far as the eye can see. The giant, moss-infested trees are everywhere and they look like something right out of the Prehistoric Era. If you go out in a canoe on your own, take a compass, because the wetland all starts to look the same and you might be gator bait if you get stuck out on the water after dark. The sleepy town is filled with salt-of-the-earth folks who can provide you with the best catfish dinner you’ve ever had and a place to rest your head in one of the many hunting- or fishing-themed motel rooms.

— By Wade Griffith (from “The Best of Small Town America”)

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