Do Underwater Cities Exist???

[ChristinaDIM]

hi, i`ve already seen the hydropolis project,10x anyway,it seems to be the one of the very few modern underwater constructions for the moment. could you try to remember the name of that one in the States? i`ll take a look at that Sealab experiment. thank you

 

[Taipeidiver]

The project is called Aquarius, an underwater laboratory operated by NOAA off the Florida Keys.

You may also like to have a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underwater_habitat for details of other underwater habitats.

 

[El Orans]

Hi,i`m looking for underwater constructions and kind of buildings in the sea especially

http://www.jul.com/

 

[diveright]

One of my instructors where telling me that Bonne Terre mine in MO has a "town" deep in the mine. She was saying that since the miners where in the mine for 3-5 days at a time, they built bunk houses and the like. Said it is a real cool dive.

 

[mikerault]

Rock Lake in Wisconsin supposedly has several submerged stone structures, chimneys and such built by indians in the area before the lake rose and submerged them..it also supposedly has a lake monster but it (the monster) hasn't been seen since the early 1900's.

 

[ChristinaDIM]

:14: El Orans,10x for the info,it seems to be a quite intresting place ,did you already try it ?
does anybody want to participate in a competition called « Archipelaego » with me,for a cool underwater space???
take a look:
http://www.underwater-festival.com/en/index.html
biz

 

[SmileMon]

Wait a few years, with global warming, you'll have a whole state to dive - Florida..

 

[Kat]

Lake Mead has one maybe more

Lake Mead used to have a sunken town. It was called St. Thomas. You can't dive it now...but you can hike it.

http://www.ghosttowns.com/states/nv/st.thomas.html

I didn't know there was another town, does anyone have any info on it?

 

[tehkraken]

Hey, I know in Louisville, Kentucky there is a place called taylorsville where they filled in a huge town, and made it a lake, bad vis though.
Cheers, Josh

 

[Marlinspike]

Lake Jocassee (SC) has several submerged structures and the cemetary is spooky. The link below has an ok description.

http://www.offthewalldiving.com/divesites.html

~Marlinspike