And then there are the "underwater ghost towns of Appalachia," most of which were submerged by the manmade Fontana Lake, created by damming part of the Little Tennessee River in North Carolina. One of these towns, Proctor, along the picturesque banks of Hazel Creek (a tributary of the Little Tennessee River), was almost completely submerged, except for its cemetery and a few leftover buildings. Despite extensive lobbying, it will likely always remain a lost boulevard, just like the Lost Town of Proctor. Nowadays, Proctor lies within the protected borders of Great Smoky Mountains National Park and is only visited by relatives, intrepid park explorers, and fishermen. Hazel Creek, which still runs along the remains of the town, is considered one of the park's best fishing spots, especially for trout.