Status Updates From Atlas van verdwenen steden

Epecuén was a resort town in Argentina that was flooded for 30 years by the salt lake it sat beside. The ruins that were left when the waters finally subsided are truly eerie.

Kolmannskuppe: a turn-of-the-century German colonial diamond mining town in Namibia, now abandoned to the desert. Dunes have filled the buildings though parts have been restored as a tourist attraction. Run in conjunction with De Beers, of course.

Not as scholarly as Newitz's take on lost cities, but broader in scope and beautifully illustrated.