Naughtarel Lake

Naughtarel Lake (Formerly Yeoldeburg) was once the home of postcompsognathus, it would later become a small mining village in the mid 1800's only for it to flood in 1917, turning it into the lake it is now and killing some 26000 people, with an estimated 530 children. Most structures were destroyed however one street was almost entirely left intact, this street and the village was recreated in Tales From Yeoldeburg's village.

Naughtarel lake has been confirmed to contain a long dormant underwater volcano which has not erupted for 3 million years. It is believed that the had previously been a large cave system that had collapsed either due to a volcanic eruption or an earthquake.

While it's uncertain how the valley was formed in the first place it has been confirmed that an earthquake was responsible for the flood.

At least 71 million years ago, the valley existed and became home to the postcompsognathus. It is unknown how they got into the steep valley however it is generally presumed their was either a slope or a deep pool of water that allowed the creatures to survive. Postcompsognathus was discovered by accident in a regular scuba diving trip in 1976

PowerFoxGames based the environment of their game 'Tales From Yeoldeburg' on the real life Yeoldeburg, specifically in the year 1832

It was named Yeoldeburg from the phrase 'Ye Olde' to create a connection between the town and "Merry England"