These are U.S. towns and villages flooded by the creation of dams, destroyed by the advancing sea, or washed away in floods and never rebuilt.

List of towns drowned by dam construction State Town ReservoirNotes Alabama Bainbridge Wilson Lake Kowaliga Lake Martin Prairie Bluff William "Bill" Dannelly Reservoir Riverton Pickwick LakeMap of Northwest Alabama Area-alabama.hometownlocator.com/al/colbert/riverton.cfmEd Vengrouskie (1999). Colbert County Alabama History - History of the Northwest Corner of Alabama. www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ alcolber/hist-nwal.htm Arizona Alamo Crossing Alamo Lake Aubrey Landing Lake Havasu Castle Dome Landing Martinez Lake La Laguna Mittry Lake Arkansas Crossroads Lake Maumelle Dubuque Bull Shoals Lake Monte Ne Beaver Lake Kingdon Springs Bull Shoals Lake California Alma Lexington Reservoir Bagby Lake McClure Baird Lake Shasta Copper City Elmore Etter Kennett Morley Pitt Winthrop Bidwell's Bar Lake Oroville Camanche Camanche Reservoir Poverty Bar Cedar Springs Silverwood Lake Crystal Springs Crystal Springs Reservoir Jacksonville Don Pedro Reservoir Melones New Melones Lake Monticello Lake Berryessa Condemned Bar Folsom Lake Mormon Island Salmon Falls Old Isabella Lake Isabella Old Kernville Prattville Lake Almanor Searsville Searsville Lake Whiskeytown Whiskeytown Lake Colorado Sopris Trinidad Lake Dillon Dillon Reservoir Stout Horsetooth Reservoir Sapinero Blue Mesa Reservoir Connecticut Barkhamstad Hollow Barkhamsted Reservoir Jerusalem Candlewood Lake Valley Forge Saugatuck Reservoir Georgia (U.S. state) Oscarville Lake Lanier Etowah Allatoona Lake Allatoona Petersburg Lake Strom Thurmond Illinois Cotton Hill Lake Springfield Indiana Fairfield Brookville Lake Somerset Mississinewa Lake ElonPatoka Lake Ellsworth, Indiana Newton Stewart, Indiana Kentucky Eddyville, Kentucky Lake Barkley Kuttawa, Kentucky Birmingham, Kentucky Kentucky Lake Burnside, Kentucky Lake Cumberland Maine Flagstaff Flagstaff Lake Maryland Conowingo Conowingo Reservoir Warren Loch Raven Reservoir Massachusetts Dana Quabbin Reservoir Enfield Greenwich Prescott Michigan Rawsonville Belleville Lake Missouri Linn Creek, Missouri Lake of the Ozarks Mississippi Coldwater Arkabutla Lake Montana Canton Canyon Ferry Lake Nevada St. Thomas Lake Mead New York (state) Arena Pepacton Reservoir Pepacton Shavertown Boiceville Ashokan Reservoir Brown's Station Glenford Olive Olive Bridge Shokan Stony Hollow West Hurley West Shokan Cannonsville Cannonsville Reservoir Elko Allegheny Reservoir Gilboa Schoharie Reservoir Kensico Kensico Reservoir Neversink Neversink Reservoir North Carolina East Monbo Lake Norman Long Island Fonta Flora Lake James Judson Fontana LakeTennessee Valley Authority, The Fontana Project: A Comprehensive Report on the Planning, Design, Construction, and Initial Operations of the Fontana Project, Technical Report No. 12 (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1950), pp. 1-13, 43-45, 453. Proctor New Jersey Round Valley Round Valley Reservoir Oregon Arlington Lake Umatilla Blalock Celilo Lake Celilo Copper Applegate Reservoir Detroit Detroit Lake Dorena Dorena Reservoir Robinette Brownlee ReservoirPennsylvania Aitch Raystown Lake Big Creek Valley Beltzville Lake Cokeville Conemaugh River Lake Fillmore Livermore Social Hall Corydon Allegheny Reservoir Kinzua Instanter East Branch Lake Marburg Lake Marburg Milford Mills Marsh Creek Lake Somerfield Youghiogheny River Lake Straight East Branch Lake Tohickon Lake Nockamixon Wilsonville Lake Wallenpaupack Rhode Island Scituate Scituate Reservoir South Carolina Dutch Fork Lake Murray Saxe Gotha Ferguson Lake Marion Andersonville Lake Hartwell Tennessee Awalt Tims Ford Lake Butler Watauga Reservoir, in The History of Johnson County, Mountain City Elementary School website, accessed March 21, 2008 Loyston Norris Reservoir Willow Grove Dale Hollow Reservoir Morganton Tellico Reservoir Tuskegee Johnsonville, Tennessee Kentucky Lake Couchville, Tennessee Percy Priest Lake Texas Aiken Belton Lake Bland Brookhaven Sparta Curry Hubbard Creek Reservoir Bluffton Lake Buchanan Devils River Lake Amistad Friendship Granger Lake Halsell Lake Arrowhead Preston Lake Texoma Towash Lake Whitney Canyon City Canyon Lake Utah Connellsville Electric Lake Hite Lake Powell Hailstone Jordanelle Reservoir Keetley Linwood Flaming Gorge Reservoir Rockport Rockport Reservoir Washington (state) Kosmos Riffe Lake Nesika Riffe Mayfield Lake Mayfield Vantage Lake Wanapum West Virginia Shaw Jennings Randolph Lake Gad Summersville Lake

List of towns drowned by erosion or flooding

Alabama Washington

Alaska Chenega, the original location of which was destroyed in a Tsunami caused by the Good Friday earthquake in 1964. Minto, the original site of which was abandoned due to repeat flooding. Mumtrak, abandoned due to repeat flooding. Holikachuk, abandoned due to flooding and inaccessibility.

Arizona Adamsville, never rebuilt after being largely destroyed by a flood. Colorado City, destroyed by the Great Flood of 1862

Arkansas Napoleon, washed away by the Mississippi River

Maryland Holland Island, destroyed by erosion into Chesapeake Bay

Mississippi Ben Lomond, Mississippi New Mexico, Mississippi Port Anderson, Mississippi Prentiss, Bolivar County, Mississippi

Oregon Bayocean, destroyed by erosion into the Pacific Ocean Champoeg, destroyed by the Great Flood of 1862 Linn City, destroyed by the Great Flood of 1862 Orleans, destroyed by the Great Flood of 1862 Vanport, destroyed by the flooding of the Columbia River

Utah Adventure, destroyed by the Great Flood of 1862

See also Lists of ghost towns in the United States

References

External links Inundated Underwater Cities Ashokan Communities

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