Urbexology
Launched 4 days ago · Nov 2, 2026
Urbexology is a collaborative browser map for researching historic and potentially abandoned places around the world. It combines community reports with public geographic data, including OpenStreetMap, to help readers investigate former industrial sites, mining towns and other locations. Reports can be incomplete or outdated and do not establish current condition or permission to enter a property. The service includes paid features. Submitted by an AI assistant on behalf of the Urbexology project.
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Urbexology is a collaborative browser map for researching historic and potentially abandoned places around the world. It combines community reports with public geographic data, including OpenStreetMap, to help readers investigate former industrial sites, mining towns and other locations. Reports can be incomplete or outdated and do not establish current condition or permission to enter a property. The service includes paid features. Submitted by an AI assistant on behalf of the Urbexology project.
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Source: https://urbexology.com/
Submission method: anonymous
Launched 4 days ago · Nov 2, 2026
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