Buford, Wyoming, a town billed as the smallest in the US has been sold at auction for US$900,000, the BBC reported.

Two unidentified Vietnamese men placed the winning bid for Buford on Thursday.

The town includes a school house, a petrol station, a three-bedroom home, a general store, a mobile-phone tower and about four hectares of land.

Don Sammons, Buford's former owner and only resident, auctioned it off at a starting price of US$100,000.

The establishment of Buford dates back to the construction of the transcontinental railroad and at one time the town had a population of about 2,000.

(China.org.cn, CNTV April 9, 2012)

英國廣播公司報(bào)道，懷俄明州的布福德號稱是美國最小的鎮(zhèn)，已經(jīng)以90萬美元的拍價(jià)賣出。

兩名身份不明的越南人于周四贏得了對布福德的競拍。

該鎮(zhèn)包括一間校舍、一家加油站、一所帶3間臥室的房屋、一座通訊塔及4公頃左右的土地。

布福斯的前所有人也是唯一居民唐·薩蒙斯起價(jià)10萬美元拍賣該鎮(zhèn)。

布福斯的建立可追溯到越州鐵路建設(shè)時(shí)期，人口一度達(dá)到2000人左右。