Urbex Map Andhra Pradesh
230 abandoned places • 14 departments

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Themes included in this pack
- Forts
- Abandoned railways
- Lighthouses
- Ruins
- Castles
- fortification
- Churches
- andhra
All abandoned places in Andhra Pradesh
230 verified GPS coordinates across 14 departments. Castles, industrial ruins, hospitals, bunkers, mines.
Explore abandoned buildings in Andhra Pradesh, India. The urbex map lists 230 GPS-verified spots across 14 areas, covering Forts, Abandoned railways, Lighthouses, Ruins, Castles, fortification and more.
230
verified spots
14
areas covered
GPS
Google Maps, Waze
September 2026
last update
What abandoned buildings can you explore in Andhra Pradesh?
The best way to find abandoned places in Andhra Pradesh is through the interactive urbex map on Urbex Maps with GPS coordinates. The region has 230 verified locations across 14 areas, including Visakhapatnam, Guntur, Krishna, East Godavari, Anantapur. Top categories are Forts, Abandoned railways, Lighthouses, Ruins, Castles, fortification.
Abandoned places by area in Andhra Pradesh
| Area | Spots | Map |
|---|---|---|
| Visakhapatnam | 72 | View map → |
| Guntur | 34 | View map → |
| Krishna | 20 | View map → |
| East Godavari | 16 | View map → |
| Anantapur | 15 | View map → |
| Kurnool | 15 | View map → |
| Andhra Pradesh | 11 | View map → |
| Y S R | 10 | View map → |
| Chittoor | 8 | View map → |
| West Godavari | 8 | View map → |
Types of abandoned places in Andhra Pradesh
- Forts
- Abandoned railways
- Lighthouses
- Ruins
- Castles
- fortification
- Churches
- andhra
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What our articles say about these places
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