The Sunken City, Historical site in the United States of America
The Sunken City, a tourist attraction located within the coastal community of San Pedro.
Formed by a landslide in 1929, The Sunken City remains a testament to natural forces.
Graffiti and urban art have turned The Sunken City into a modern cultural landmark.
Visiting The Sunken City requires caution due to unstable grounds.
Often featured in films and media, The Sunken City offers a post-apocalyptic landscape.
Location: San Pedro
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