AUSTIN (KXAN) — What happened to the town of Bluffton, Texas, and why is it called an underwater ghost town? Bluffton was originally located near the western shore of Lake Buchanan. That’s 12 ...

leaving the town underwater. It wasn't until 1984, when a severe drought struck Texas, that Old Bluffton emerged from the depths of Lake Buchanan. Preserved by years spent underwater ...

For this story, we zeroed in on coastal Texas ... also see their coastline underwater, according to the projections. Other cities, like Oyster Creek and the Town of Quintana, are completely ...

Water levels are so low at Canyon Lake in Texas that an underwater cave and remnants ... As well the history that is coming to the surface.” The towns of Hancock and Crane’s Mill, founded ...

Unlike other beach towns in Texas, Matagorda Bay is sleepy ... and have a third eyelid that allows them to see underwater.” When you’re ready to hit the water, head out onto the Colorado ...

Drought conditions have revealed an underwater cave at Canyon ... the rural towns now sit at the bottom of Canyon Lake, according to Texas historians.

The Texas ghost towns shaped by extreme weather events serve as historical reminders of nature’s power. These abandoned settlements offer valuable lessons from the past, helping us to ...