Codenames

#Lost cities of the world

Below is a list of Lost Cities of the world and we would be using these as release codenames for the project. Click on each city name to learn more about these cities.

Lost Cities	Description
Atlantis	Atlantis is a legendary and mythical island civilization that has captured the imagination of people for centuries. The story of Atlantis originates from the writings of the ancient Greek philosopher Plato.
Balanjar	Balanjar is a historical term that refers to a medieval Turkic and Mongol state in the Central Asian region. It was located in what is now modern-day Kazakhstan and southern Russia. Balanjar was part of the larger Turkic Khaganate and played a significant role in the complex interactions and migrations of various Central Asian peoples during that era.
Camelot	Camelot is a legendary castle and court associated with the Arthurian legends and the tales of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. It is a place of myth and literature rather than a historical fact. Camelot is often depicted as the splendid and noble capital of King Arthur's realm, where his knights gathered to uphold chivalry, undertake quests, and seek the Holy Grail.
Dvaraka	Dvaraka was a prosperous and advanced city located along the western coast of present-day Gujarat, India. It was known for its grandeur, opulence, and divine association with Lord Krishna. The city is often described as having majestic palaces, gardens, temples, and well-planned streets.
El Dorado
Feather Mountain
Great Zimbabwe
Helike
Imber
Jotunheim
Kitezh
Leptis Magna
Muziris
Noreia
Otukan
Pompeii
Quentovic
Rungholt
Sukhothai
Telja
Ur
Vilcabamba
Washukanni
Xanadu
Yamatai
Zerzura	Zerzura is a legendary lost oasis city in the Sahara Desert, often mentioned in various historical and fictional accounts. It is said to have been a paradise with lush gardens and abundant water sources. However, Zerzura's existence remains a mystery and a subject of exploration and speculation, as no concrete evidence of its location has been found.

Note Some cities have since been re-discovered.