Do Underwater Cities Exist???

[aboalreem]

in china is underwater city, but talking about 2 feet visiblity, and not sure if it is allowed to dive there

 

[xvxRED_DIVERxvx]

Smith Mountain Lake, VA, manmade. Hardly no undergrowth was removed. One town is rumored to be intact. I also heard the catfish were huge. Vis at depth is horrible. Silt city.

 

[GriffThediVeR]

Hey I found an underwater city. It is called Atlantis

Griff

 

[GriffThediVeR]

I found an underwater city and it is called Atlantis

 

[GriffThediVeR]

I found one it is called Atlantis

 

[CuriousRambler]

I was talking to a few friends about this the other day. Apparently there was a town flooded in one of the lakes up here in Montana, I do believe the lake actually crosses the U.S./Canada border, so I'm not sure what problems might arise from diving it or anything. It's not a "large" city, probably only 20-30 houses and a few shops at most, but it pokes out of the water from time to time, if it's a real dry season and we didn't get a bunch of snow to run off and fill the lakes up.

 

[KidK9]

Jeeeeez Christina....they dont make them much better looking than you! Wow!

 

[Rosewater]

I've heard it mentioned somewhere here on the boards. The lake of the Ozarks has an underwater town. I think it's near the dam. Visiability is usually bad though, it's not exactly a clean lake.

 

[Agent 47]

Bighill lake in Kansas has a small town. I've seen it on a fish finder years ago, but have never been diving there. If diving is allowed, it'd be sort of dangerous with all the boat traffic. Bighill is a state lake built by the corps of engineers.

 

[gmgdvm]

A friend told me about Port Royal, Jamaica. Anyone have more information.