a ghost town/island located a few miles away from the island of Saint-Pierre. Once inhabited by over 600 fishermen, families and tradesmen, the island was progressively abandoned until the last inhabitant left in 1965. The island is now a tourist attraction. United States Oceania Australia Old Adaminaby drowned by new lake of Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric scheme. Town relocated. Ballara is an abandoned copper mining town in Queensland. Betoota, in Queensland, is the smallest designated town in Australia; its last permanent resident died in 2004. Big Bell is a former mining town in Western Australia. Boydtown, in New South Wales, was originally settled and then abandoned in the 1840s. It remained abandoned until the 1930s. It is now a growing town with commercial and residential developments. Broad Arrow was a gold rush town in Western Australia that had been abandoned by the 1920s. Calcifer was a mining town established on the Atherton Tablelands in 1894, abandoned by 1907. Cassilis was a gold rush town in Victoria that declined during the First World War. Collingwood in Queensland was established in 1878, but abandoned about 1900 when it was outcompeted as a regional centre by nearby Winton. There is a commemorative marker at the old graveyard listing eight persons known to be buried there. Cook is an isolated town in South Australia built around a railway station, which was closed down in 1997. Copperfield is a former copper mining town in Queensland. Cossack in Western Australia was a flourishing port town in the 1800s, and profited greatly from the pearling industry. It began to decline during the 20th century. Crotty in Western Tasmania was abandoned when the nearby mine closed down. It is now submerged beneath Lake Burbury. Cudgegong was a small town in central western New South Wales. Windamere dam now exists where the town once stood, but ruins can be seen in times of drought when the dam dries up. Denison Town in New South Wales. Farina in South Australia was abandoned when its settlers found that the climate was unsuitable for arable farming. Glen Davis in New South Wales was the centre of an oil shale industry during the Second World War; the mine was closed down in 1952. Goldsworthy is a former iron ore mining town in Western Australia. Gwalia in Western Australia was abandoned when its gold mine closed down in 1963. Hill End in New South Wales