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The remains of the “lost” village of Curon emerge from Lake Resia.

By Robert D. Baxter
May 19, 2021
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A “lost” village has emerged from the depths of a lake in Italy.
Repair work on a reservoir gave residents a glimpse of the remains of the village of Curon, the BBC reports.

The village, which was once home to hundreds of people, was flooded in 1950 for a hydroelectric power station, with the 14th century church tower the only thing remaining, which stands high on Lake Resia.

People walk above the frozen lake ‘Reschensee-Lago di Resia’ around the old village bell tower, also known as Graun in northern Italy, in 2019. (PA)

The eerie image of the tower, which has become a tourist attraction, inspired a Netflix book and show, a supernatural drama called Curon.

With part of the lake being drained for work, social media users posted photos of what appear to be old walls, steps and caves in the old village, which is in South Tyrol, the Alpine region that borders Austria and Switzerland.

Luisa Azzolini shared her photos of the village on Twitter.

An Italian supernatural drama on Netflix was inspired by Curon's Clock Tower.
An Italian supernatural drama on Netflix was inspired by Curon’s Clock Tower. (Netflix)

“Curon like he had never been seen before!” she said.

“For maintenance reasons, Lake Resia has half dried up and the remains of the ancient village of Curon have resurfaced!

Italy hidden village Curon
The artificial lake in the Venosta Valley engulfed the village of Alt Graun, also known as Curon in 1980. (Fairfax)

“A strange feeling when walking on the rubble of houses.”

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It was flooded in 1950, allowing the Glorenza plant to generate 250 million kWh per year.

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