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28 Days Later
- Active discussion forums for those with an interest in urban exploration in the UK.
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Abandoned Scotland
- Video and photo galleries of significant abandoned buildings in Scotland, with articles, news, and links.
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Area74 Urban Exploration Forums
- Forum for like minded people to discuss/share their experiences.
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Contamination Zone
- Urban exploration site by a photographer exploring urban and rural decay across the UK.
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Dark Places
- Forums and networking for those interested in exploring drains, caves, quarries, mines, tunnels, bunkers and disused military, cold war and world war sites in the UK.
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Derelict London
- Photographic essay on derelict London including pubs, rivers, allotments, porticos, markets and public baths.
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Derelict Miscellany
- Containing a compilation of photographs and reports from abandoned buildings in the UK.
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Derelicte
- Documenting derelict buildings throughout East Anglia and South East England, with reports and photographs.
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Folorn Britain
- Explores a number of abandoned and forgotten hospitals, industrial sites, underground sites and leisure and military establishments in England and Wales.
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Mine-Explorer
- A resource for those who enjoy the exploration of the disused underground mine workings found all over the UK. Provides background on the pastime, a listing of mines by area and product, photo galleries, and a forum.
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Neolithic Sea
- A personal record of sites visited, with extensive photography. Categories include hospitals, churches and industrial as well as heritage sites such as castles and henges.
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Nobodythere.co.uk
- Organises urban explorations on Eastern England. With image galleries of derelict asylums, churches, hospitals and industrial buildings.
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North West Exploration
- A forum for urban explorers in the north west, with reports organised by building type.
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Northeasturbex
- A forum for enthusiasts for the urban exploration of the north east's heritage.
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Portsdown Tunnels
- Presents local information, caves and pits images, historical and legends accounts, cold war page, and related links.
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Secret Scotland
- A wiki covering secret or hidden points of interest around Scotland, with articles on World War II and Cold War remains, underground buildings, and lost/abandoned buildings and villages.
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Subterranea Britannica
- Features the society devoted to the study and investigation of man-made and man-used underground places. With images of cold war bunkers.
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Sub-Urban
- Explore images of derelict drainages, industrial buildings, asylums and hospitals across the UK. Plus news postings.
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Talk Urbex
- Features an urban exploration forum and articles.
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The Time Chamber
- Contains reports and photographs from asylums, World War II sites, bunkers and military installations across the UK.
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UK Urban Exploration
- A group of urban explorers documenting and photographing buildings and places that will soon be lost forever; includes galleries and videos.
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UK Urbex
- A forum for urban explorers and their photography, organised by theme.
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Underground History
- Browse over images of disused stations in London’s underground. With FAQs section and scrap book.
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Undergroundkent.co.uk
- Organisation interested in underground explorations, with photo galleries that include underground structures and cold war fortifications.
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Urban Desertion
- View urban exploration images in the UK. With FAQs page, tour galleries, location overview and contact particulars.
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Urban Sickness
- Outlines, with photographs, this urban explorer's findings from a range of sites across England.
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Urban Underworld
- View photographs of mines, derelict building, drainage, masts and more. With forum area and related links.
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UrbanX
- A UK based urban explorer and photographer; includes accounts of his explorations in the UK and abroad, galleries of photos and videos, a FAQ, and contacts.
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Urbex Forums
- Focuses on the discussion of UK urban exploration, especially exploration reports.
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Whatever's Left
- Documenting the author's visits to some of Britain's abandoned and derelict hospitals, asylums, industrial, leisure, military and underground complexes.
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