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Bombay Beach topographic map
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Bombay Beach
The derelict "living ghost town" status of Bombay Beach has attracted many photographers, filmmakers, urban explorers, and tourists. The town, as well as others on the shores of the Salton Sea, is one of the lowest settlements in elevation in North America. The local American Legion, Post 801, had 36 members in 2016 and closed down "for a few years" before reopening as a volunteer-run facility.
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Name: Bombay Beach topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Bombay Beach, Imperial County, California, United States (33.34703 -115.74683 33.36523 -115.71887)
Average elevation: -61 m
Minimum elevation: -71 m
Maximum elevation: -29 m
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