[Capt. Tom]

Here in Mass. 4 town were put underwater to make a water suppy for Boston and the east coast population. - Tom

From New England today-
Today, the Quabbin Reservoir is 39 square miles of gorgeous lake landscape. It holds 412 billion gallons of water, picking up another 1.6 billion for every inch of rainfall. It continues to serve as an irreplaceable water supply for eastern Massachusetts residents. Though it is no longer the largest manmade source of water in the world, it is still among the largest in the region. The last of the towns’ residents moved out in late 1938

[Tired of Taxes]

Here in Mass. 4 town were put underwater to make a water suppy for Boston and the east coast population. - Tom

What a shame, but maybe there was no other option...?

[Deplorable American1776]

Quabbin is a nice lake...I saw a few old pictures of Enfield, Prescott, Greenwich and Dana.

Connecticut's Candlewood Lake submerged a town...So did Barkhamstad Reservoir.