Spanish Ghost Village Aceredo That Was Underwater for 30 Years Reappears (WATCH VIDEO)
In a rare occurrence, the village of Aceredo which was flooded in 1992 when a Portuguese hydroelectric plant closed its floodgates, emerged after 30 years as the water level dropped down. Stunning pictures from the area revealed the skeletal remains of what were once the homes, farmhouses and granaries owned and operated by the people of Aceredo.
Aceredo, a Spanish village infamous called 'ghost village' that was abandoned almost 30 years ago, has reappeared after the water levels descended, revealing the ruins of houses that had submerged. Mud filled the doorway and the metal rusted over the 30 years spent in the water. The stone structures of the village have survived, but many of the roofs of the buildings have collapsed. The people who lived in the Aceredo village were evicted from their homes in 1992 due to the construction of the reservoir.
Watch The Tragedy Of Aceredo:
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