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Drought Uncovers 19th Century Wagon and Oregon Town Remnants
In 1953, a town was covered over by the Detroit Lake reservoir in Oregon. After four years of West Coast drought, parts of the town are now visible to all, preserved by low-oxygen conditions on the lake bed.
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