They were located on the southernmost point of the Dead Sea.
Towards the south-east end of the Dead Sea. There is geological evidence to support the suggestion that the south-east end of the Dead Sea was devastated by an earthquake between 2100 and 1900 BC, which could have unleashed showers of steaming tar. Bitumen is still to be found in the region.
The two cities were in a valley which now is submerged and archaeologists think their ruin was accomplished by a great earthquake, probably accompanied by explosions, lightning, ignition of natural gas, and general conflagration.
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