Salton Sea state Recreation Area

One of the world's biggest inland oceans and most minimal spots on earth at - 227 beneath ocean level, Salton Sea was re-made in 1905 when high spring flooding on the Colorado River slammed the trench entryways driving into the creating Imperial Valley. For the following year and a half, the whole volume of the Colorado River hurried to descend into the Salton Trough. When engineers were at long last ready to stop the rupturing water in 1907, the Salton Sea had been conceived at 45 miles in length and 20 miles wide – breaking even with around 130 miles of shoreline.

Salton Sea State Recreation Area covers 14 miles of the northeastern shore and has for some time been a well-known site for campers, boaters, and fishermen. Expanding saltiness in the Salton Sea bowl has constrained the number of sorts of fish that can be found there, and most fish presently got are Tilapia.