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| Place Name | County | Place Type | Post Office Dates | More Information |
| Fagan | Graham | Lost Town | Vacated 1895 | |
| Fairfax | Osage | Lost Town | ||
| Fairfield | Russell | Lost Town | ||
| Fairfield | Waubansee | Lost Town | Partly vacated 1889. | |
| Fairhaven | Norton | Lost Town | ||
| Fairland | Marshall | Lost Town | ||
| Fairmount | Leavenworth | Lost Town | 1864-1866 | Located a few miles southwest of Leavenworth, on the Lawrence branch of the Union Pacific Railroad. |
| Fairpoint | Rice | Lost Town | ||
| Fairview | Anderson | Lost Town | 1857 | |
| Fairview | Doniphan | Lost Town | ||
| Farisville | Ellsworth | Lost Town | 1875-1911 | |
| Fall/Fall Leaf | Leavenworth | Lost Town | 1868 1874-1894 1895-1927 |
Fall Leaf was a station in the southern part of Reno Township on the main line of the Kansas Pacific Railroad. |
| Fame | Greenwood | Lost Town | 1868 1870-1920 |
A country post office located ten miles east of Eureka and five miles from Neal. |
| Fannie | Cloud | Lost Town | A rural post office located on the Smoky Hill River in Empire Township, about 12 miles southeast of Ellsworth. | |
| Far West | Morris | Lost Town | 1864-1869 1872-1887 |
The post office moved to Aroma in 1869. It reopened in 1872 and moved in 1887 to Latimer. |
| Fargo | Graham | Lost Town | ||
| Fargo Springs | Seward | Lost Town | Vacated 1897. | |
| Farisville | Ellsworth | Lost Town | 1875-1911 | A rural post office located on the Smoky Hill River in Empire Township, about 12 miles southeast of Ellsworth. |
| Farland | McPherson | Lost Town | ||
| Farlinville | Linn | Lost Town | ||
| Farmer | Rice | Lost Town | ||
| Farmer | Wyandott | Lost Town | ||
| Farmer City | Wichita | Lost Town | ||
| Farmersburg | Chautauqua | Lost Town | ||
| Farmersville | Osage | Lost Town | ||
| Farmington | Atchison | Lost Town | 1868-1940 | Located on the Central Branch of the Missouri Pacific Railroad in Atchison County, Kansas, Farmington got its start as a station on the railroad |
| Farmington | Nemaha | Lost Town | NA | Farmington was established in about 1856 about one mile southwest of Baker’s Ford on the St. Joseph and California Road. |
| Farmridge | Montgomery | Lost Town | ||
| Farms | Harvey | Lost Town | ||
| Faulkner | Cherokee | Extinct Town | 1886-1944 | Faulkner was a shipping point on the Missouri Pacific Railroad. |
| Favor | Cherokee | Lost Town | 1874-1876 | |
| Fawn Creek, Fawn Valley | Montgomery | Lost Town | ||
| Fayette | Sedgwick | Lost Town | ||
| Fayetteville | Clay | Lost Town | ||
| Felix | Gray | Lost Town | ||
| Fenwick | Republic | Lost Town | ||
| Ferguson | Franklin | Lost Town | ||
| Fernandino | Harvey | Lost Town | At the junction of Little Arkansas River and Sand Creek. | |
| Ferris | Sedgwick | Lost Town | ||
| Fiat | Elk | Lost Town | ||
| Fidelity | Nemaha | Lost Town | 1890-1902 | |
| Field | Morris | Lost Town | 1880-1895 | |
| Fillmore | Lane | Lost Town | Vacated 1903. | |
| Findlay | Linn | Lost Town | 1891-1906 | On the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway, it was about 15 miles northwest of Mound City. |
| Findlay City | Crawford | Lost Town | ||
| Finlay, Finley | Sedgwick | Lost Town | ||
| Finney | Garden City | Current County | NA | Formed from Arapahoe, Grant, Kearny, and Sequoyah Counties in 1883. |
| Fish’s Ferry | Douglas | Lost Place | NA | Established in 1845 on the Kansas River at present Eudora. Pascal Fish, Proprietor. Units of Colonel Stephen W. Kearny’s Army of the West crossed here in 1846. |
| Fishkill | Labette | Lost Town | ||
| Flag Spring | Osage | Campsite on Santa Fe Trail. Located on Camp Creek about 1.5 miles northwest of Overbrook. | ||
| Flat Ridge | Greenwood | Lost Town | ||
| Flat Rock | Neosho | Lost Town | ||
| Flavius | Rush | Lost Town | ||
| Fleming | Crawford | Lost Town | 1892-1908 | Fleming was a coal mining town, located about six miles southwest of Pittsburg. |
| Fleming & Howard’s Steam Ferry | Doniphan | Lost Place | NA | Located on the Missouri River in the vicinity of Elwood. Operational in the 1860s, L.V. Fleming & Mr. Howard, proprietors. |
| Fleta | Morris | Lost Town | 1883-1887 | |
| Flint Ridge | Greenwood | Lost Town | 1874-1921 | Also spelled Flintridge, it was a country post office located in Salem Township 20 miles northwest of Eureka. |
| Float | Pottawatomie | Lost Town | ||
| Florence | Allen | Lost Town | ||
| Floreyville | Rooks | Lost Town | ||
| Fly Creek | Cherokee | Lost Town | 1868-1870 | |
| Fonda | Ford | Lost Town | 1885-1890 | Fonda, located just north of Corbitt, was a proposed station on the Wichita and Dodge City Railroad. Vacated 1895. |
| Fontanelle | Butler | Lost Town | ||
| Fontzville – See Tontzville. | Miami | Lost Town | ||
| Ford County | Ford | Current County | NA | Created from unorganized area in 1867. Dodge City is the county seat. |
| Fordham | Hodgeman | Lost Town | ||
| Forman’s Ferry | Doniphan | Lost Place | Established in 1855 on the Missouri River at Iowa Point, John S. Pemberton & Harvey Forman, Proprietors. | |
| Forest Grove | Montgomery | Lost Town | ||
| Forest Hill | Lyon | Lost Town | 1858-1871 | Forest Hill was established in 1858 on a hill that was not forested. |
| Forest Hill | Morris | Lost Town | ||
| Forest Hill | Wallace | Lost Town | ||
| Forest Home | Franklin | Lost Town | ||
| Forest Mills – See Blooming Grove. | Linn | Lost Town | ||
| Forrester | Ness | Lost Town | Established 1879. | |
| Forsyth’s Cree | Russell | Lost Place | Overland station, near Ellis County line. | |
| Fort Arkansas | Ford | Lost Place | ||
| Fort Atkinson | Ford | Lost Place | 1851-1853 | Established in 1850, abandoned in 1854. Six miles west of Dodge City on the Santa Fe Trail. |
| Fort Aubrey | Hamilton | Lost Place | 1864 | Established 1864, abandoned 1866; four miles east of Syracuse. |
| Fort Belmont | Woodson | Lost Place | Trading post 1856; P. O. 1859. | |
| Fort Blair | Bourbon | Lost Place | ||
| Fort Blair | Cherokee | Lost Place | ||
| Fort Brooks | Cloud | Lost Place | ||
| Fort Dodge | Ford | Deactivated | 1864 | Two miles east of Dodge City; established 1864, abandoned 1882. |
| Fort Downer, Downer’s Station | Trego | Lost Place | 1857 | Post established in 1857, abandoned in 1868. |
| Fort Ellsworth | Ellsworth | Name Change | 1864 | 1864. Changed to Fort Harker 1866. |
| Fort Fletcher/Fort Hays | Ellis | Historic Stie | 1866-1867 | Post office at Fort Fletcher. The post office moved to Big Creek Station in 1867. |
| Fort Hamilton | Linn | Lost Place | NA | Fort Hamilton was not an official military fort. In 1858, it was a stronghold of Charles A. Hamilton, a pro-slavery advocate living in Missouri. |
| Fort Harker | Ellsworth | Deactivated, Historic Site | 1864 | Four miles east of Ellsworth; established as Fort Ellsworth 1864. Changed to Fort Harker 1866; site changed 1867; abandoned 1873. |
| Fort Hays/Fort Fletcher | Ellis | Historic Stie | 1866-1867 | Post office at Fort Fletcher. The post office moved to Big Creek Station in 1867. |
| Fort Henning | Bourbon | Lost Place | None | One of three blockhouses erected near Fort Scott during the Civil War. |
| Fort Insley | Bourbon | Lost Place | None | One of three blockhouses erected near Fort Scott during the Civil War. |
| Fort Jewell, Camp Jewell | Jewell | Lost Place | Now Jewell City. | |
| Fort Hays/Fort Fletcher | Ellis | Deactivated, Historic Site | 1865 | Established as Fort Fletcher in 1865, the name changed to Fort Haysin 1866; location changedin 1867; abandoned in 1869. |
| Fort Leavenworth Ferry | Leavenworth | Established in 1828 onthe Missouri River. Robert Cain, proprietor in 1836 | ||
| Fort Kanses | Atchison | Lost Place | NA | A French trading post constructed at a Kanza Indian village. |
| Fort Kirwin | Phillips | Lost Place | Now Kirwin. | |
| Fort Larned, Camp on Pawnee Fork. | Pawnee | Deactivated, Historic Site | ||
| Fort Leavenworth | Leavenworth | Active Fort | ||
| Fort Lincoln | Bourbon | Lost Place | 1861 | Twelve miles north of Fort Scott, on the Osage River, near Fulton; established 1861, abandoned 1864. |
| Fort Macky | Ford | Lost Place | Nearthe site of Fort Mann, a little west of Fort Atkinson; abandoned 1850. | |
| Fort Mann | Ford | Lost Place | 1845 | Fort Mann was located on the Santa Fe Trail just a few miles west of present-day Dodge City, Kansas. |
| Fort Montgomery | Greenwood | Lost Place | On the site of Eureka. | |
| Fort Montgomery | Linn | Lost Place | Fort has been rebuilt in Mound City. | |
| Fort Monument | Logan | Lost Place | This was originally a Butterfield stage station along the Smoky Hill Trail. Troops were sent to protect the station and travelers from Indian attacks. | |
| Fort Parks – See Parks Fort | Trego | Lost Place | Near WaKeeney. | |
| Fort Riley | Riley | Active Fort | ||
| Fort Riley Ferry | Riley | Lost Place | The Fort Riley Ferry was established in 1856 on the Kansas River. L. B. Perry, proprietor. | |
| Fort Roach | Neosho | Lost Place | Now Ladore. | |
| Fort Row | Wilson | Lost Place | 1861 | Near Coyville. Established 1861 by Captain J.R. Row. |
| Fort Saunders | Douglas | Lost Place | Twelve miles southwest of Lawrence. | |
| Fort Scott | Bourbon | Deactivated, Historic Site | Post established 1842, abandoned 1865. | |
| Fort Silbey, Lake Sibley | Cloud | Lost Place | 1867 | A militia station 1867. |
| Fort Sumner | Ford | Name Change. | Early name of Fort Atkinson. | |
| Fort Titus/Tituss | Douglas | Historic Site | None | A Confederate stronghold. Near Lecompton; voting precinct 1854 and 1855. A replica fort has been established in Lecompton. |
| Fort Wakarusa | Douglas | Lost Place | A fortification during the days of Bleeding Kansas. | |
| Fort Wallace, Camp Pond Creek. | Wallace | Historic Site | Two miles south of Wallace. | |
| Fort Zarah | Barton | Lost Place | 1864 | Established in 1864, abandoned in 1869. Five miles east of Great Bend. |
| Fossil Creek, Fossil Station | Russell | Name Change | Now Russell. | |
| Foster Springs | Lyon | Lost Town | 1878-1879 | Foster Springs was southeast of Bushong. |
| Fountain | Anderson | Lost Town | ||
| Four Mile | Rice | Lost Town | ||
| Fourmile | Lyon | Lost Town | 1900-1901 | |
| Fourmile | Morris | Lost Town | 1879-1880 | On the county border with Lyon County, the post office moved to Field in 1880. |
| Fouse | Lyon | Lost Town | 1890-1895 | |
| Fourth Creek | Mitchell | Lost Town | ||
| Fox Creek | Chase | Lost Town | ||
| Foxtown | Crawford | Lost Town | NA | Foxtown was a mining camp located two miles east of Franklin. At one time, it had a school, a church, and several business buildings. |
| Francella | Sheridan | Lost Town | ||
| Franklin | Douglas | Lost Town | 1855-1867 | Founded in October 1853, it was a pro-slavery stronghold during the days of Territorial Kansas. |
| Franklin County | Franklin | Current County | NA | One of the original 36 counties, it was created in 1855. Ottawa is the county seat. |
| Franks Ford | Marshall | Name Change | Now Frankfort. | |
| Frankton | Rooks | Lost Town | ||
| Fredericksburg | Phillips | Lost Town | ||
| Fredericktown or Frederickstown | Coffey | Lost Town | ||
| Free Mount | McPherson | Lost Town | Vacated 1895. | |
| Free Point | Cherokee | Lost Town | Incorporated 1860. | |
| Free Will | Osborne | Lost Town | 1873 | Established 1873. |
| Freeman | Pratt | Lost Town | ||
| Fremont | Linn | Lost Town | ||
| Fremont | Lyon | Lost Town | 1860-1867 1870-1873 1876-1878 |
Fremont was laid out in April 1858. |
| Fremont | Osage | Lost Town | Two miles south of Burlingame. | |
| Fremont | Shawnee | Lost Town | Site located 1855, on Kansas River, west of and adjoining Topeka. | |
| French Valley | Wabaunsee | Lost Town | Seven miles south of Eskridge. | |
| Friendship | Cherokee | Lost Town | 1889-1901 | Located on Lightning Creek, 12 miles northwest of Columbus and three miles from Sherman. |
| Fringer | Meade | Lost Town | ||
| Frinkville | Brown | Lost Town | ||
| Frisco | Morton | Lost Town | Vacated 1895. | |
| Fritchey City | Osborne | Lost Town | Near the mouth of Twin Creek. | |
| Frog Town, Laramie Creek | Nemaha | Lost Town | Overland station, 12 miles west of Seneca. | |
| Fruit Land | Cherokee | Lost Town | 1874-1876 | |
| Fukeway, Funkeway, Funkleman – See Fuqua’s. | Allen | Lost Town | ||
| Fulda | Chautauqua | Lost Town | ||
| Fulda | Lincoln | Lost Town | ||
| Fuller | Crawford | Lost Town | 1894-1914 | Fuller was a coal-mining town with a station on the Kansas City Southern Railroad. |
| Fuller’s Crossing | Jackson | Lost Place | Crossing of Straight Creek in 1856 on Lane’s Trail 3.5 miles south of present Netawaka, Dr.Fuller, proprietor. This was a station on the Underground Railroad in 1857 and the site of Battle of the Spurs in January 1859 between John Brown and pro-slavery forces. Brown was escorting approximately 40 slaves to freedom. | |
| Fuller’s Ranch, Big Turkey Ranch | McPherson | Lost Town | On the Santa Fe Trail, Fuller’s Ranch was established in 1855 at Running Turkey Creek crossing. | |
| Fullerton | Greenwood | Lost Town | ||
| Fuqua’s | Allen | Lost Town | In Geneva Township. Voting precinct, 1855, south of Leroy. |