Dam project reveals remnants of California ghost town

Water levels of California's Lexington Reservoir have been lowered so construction crews can finish rebuilding a dam outlet system. As a result, remnants of two ghost towns, including a concrete bridge built in 1926, are now visible along the western edges of the lake. The project is expected to be finished next September.

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This story published in AGC SmartBrief on 12/10/2008





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