Auctions: one soul populous city in the U.S.
Wednesday 6 March 2013
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A city known as the smallest city in the U.S. sold for U.S. $ 900,000 in an auction.
The new owner Buford city in the state of Wyoming that are two Vietnamese nationals were unidentified
They are entitled to a school building, vehicle fueling stations, three bedroom homes and a grocery store.
Don Sammons, former owner and only resident in Atlanta, the city auctioned with an opening price of U.S. $ 100,000.
He also gave up his position as "mayor" to start life in a new place.
Sammons, 60, has lived in the city since 1980. When her son moved a few years ago, Sammons became the only resident Buford.
Buford is the second oldest town in Wyoming, and is located on the interstate highway or Interstate 80 that connects New York and San Francisco.
The city is located between Laramie and Wyoming's capital, Cheyene, at an altitude of 2438 m above sea level. Buford also has a post office box zip code and country.
There is also a cellular tower and four hectares of land.
Buford was established during the construction of a railway line between the state and then the population reaches 2,000 people.
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