Atlantis, UFO bases or Ancient Civilizations Underwater in the Andes of Peru?

Underwater Anomalies in the Andes of Peru
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Unidentified underwater anomaly aproximately 43 miles north of Lake Titicaca, Peru. This is the most obvious image showing something under the water. What is it? Could it be a government underwater installation? How about a UFO base? Beter yet, an ancient civilization like Atlantis? "UWA-1" lat=-14.7212735952, lon=-69.3578055556

Unidentified underwater anomaly near Lake Titicaca and Cusco, Peru. The detail shows some kind of underwater city with buildings, roads, and what have you. It is just too man made to be a naturally occuring phenomenon. "UWA-1" lat=-14.7212735952, lon=-69.3578055556



I have run across some very interesting anomalies in lakes throughout the Andes Mountains in Peru. The images come from Google Earth and can be seen by anyone using this wonderful application. I came across these "Unidentified Underwater Anomalies - UWA's" while researching various places in the mountain region of Peru. As you probably know, there are quite a number of ancient ruins such as Machu Picchu that have been inhabited by the Inca and civilizations much older than the Inca. The photo album "Unidentified Underwater Anomalies" currently has sixteen photos showing these UWA's near Lake Titicaca. The other location which I found UWA's is in the northern central andes about 200 miles north-east of Lima.

UWA-2 is similar to UWA-1 and is only 7 miles north of UWA-2. Similar underwater anomalies can be seen in this small lake. The lake is about a football field and a half long (141 yards) by 43 yards wide. The main building here (rectangular shape in upper section) is 97 feet long. Nice storage warehouse size. Don't you think? Even the shape of the roof looks like some of the warehouses we see today! Note that there is no apparent roads anywhere in the vicinity and the closest populated area is a house 6 miles south west of this location. The house on Google Earth is classified as "Hacienda Pampa Blanco" in the Puno region of Peru. What I did find is a series of land buildings about 3 miles as the crow flies over a steep glazier mountain. More on these buildings in the next couple of photos... "UWA-2" lat=-14.6256627138, lon=-69.3780468486

This lake is 936 feet at its longest length. Not so obviously defined are the unatural rectilinear forms within the lake. Note that if you look at this area, or any lake area using Google Earth, you will not find this type of underwater anomaly. It's just so weird! See the next photo for a detail of the darker blue area in the upper left side of the lake. "UWA-3" lat=-14.6407196069, lon=-69.4205488442

I know this photo is a bit out of focus, but I just had to show you this detail of the unidentified underwater anomaly. What's interesting about the location of this lake is the proximity of a group of buildings that just look out of place because of the altitude of the Andes in this area. "UWA-3" lat=-14.6407196069, lon=-69.4205488442
The buildings on the left are only a quarter of a mile from UWA-3. As you can see from this photo, global warming has taken an effect on the landscape. Looking at the various stratification water lines shows how the glaciers have been melting over the years. So why are these buildings here? I mean, we're in the boonies here! I'm guessing this is some type of research facility. The next photo will show a bit more detail... "Buildings near UWA-3" lat=-14.63997412, lon=-69.4273769486

So, what do you think these buildings are doing at a very high elevation of the Andes Mountains. This is a very remote location with no trees, agriculture, or obvious commerce. It's also a bit strange on the randomness of the placement of the individual buildings. The largest building here measures 40 feet by 27 feet. Lake Titicaca is about 47 miles (as the crow flies) from this location. The closes mayor city in Peru to this site is Arequipa, and it is a 187 mile flight to this location. Is it possible that the research going on here is dealing with the Unidentified Underwater Anomalies (UWA's)? "UWA-3 building detail" lat=-14.6428069454, lon=-69.427

We now head north-east over the Andes mountains and into the Amazon. A point of reference is the city of Cusco, which is a linear 38 miles from UWA-4. The strangeness of this lake or large pond which is 175 feet in diameter is that there are no glaciers or obvious water source. Sure, it can be fed by a natural stream, but why are there no trees in the vicinity? Take a look at the next photo to see QuiQue's Anomaly (UWA). "UWA-4 Overview" lat=-13.15626706, lon=-71.551011
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