Mecca

Mecca is a town in U.S. province of Indiana. Situated inside the Colorado Desert, Mecca's atmosphere is that of a bone-dry betray, which encounters a normal 90 degree temperature. Low temperatures can venture into the 20s. The people group sits at under 150 feet beneath ocean level on the edge of the Salton Sea, once in the past the Salton Sink.

Land engineers meaning to inundate the leave with water from the Colorado River did not predict abundance snow soften and for a long time from 1905-1906 incidentally re-steered the sum of the stream to the Salton Sink, flooding the salt mines that had been a wellspring of salt for maybe hundreds of years and offering ascend to the Salton Sea. According to the 2010 statistics, Mecca has an aggregate zone of 0.39 square miles, all land.