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77 abandoned places in Derbyshire

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77 verified GPS coordinates in the department of Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom.
Looking for abandoned places in Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom? Urbex Maps offers 77 verified GPS coordinates of abandoned buildings in this area, including Ruins, Abandoned houses, Farms, Churches, Bridges, Mines.
77
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Where to find abandoned places in Derbyshire?
The best way to find abandoned places in Derbyshire is through the interactive urbex map on Urbex Maps with 77 verified GPS coordinates. Top categories are Ruins, Abandoned houses, Farms, Churches, Bridges, Mines.
Types of abandoned places in Derbyshire
Spots in Derbyshire
Ashop Clough Cabin
Ashopton, High Peak
Baslow
Baslow
Baslow
Bateman's House
Beeley CP
Beighton
Belper
Boeing B29
Bolehill
Bolsover
Borrowash
Bretby Colliery Winding House
Bretton Clough Farm ruins
Calton Lees, Edensor CP
Care Home
Castleton
Coalpit Hill
Darley Dale
Darley Hillside
Darley Hillside
Drakelow Hall Gardens
Former Dinting Railway Centre
Grindleford
Haddon Estate Woodland Walk, Bakewell CP
Hathersage
Hayfield
Heage
High Peak
High Peak
Holmesfield
Hope
Jubilee Cottages, High Peak
King Sterndale, Buxton
Longley Barn
Mandale Mine
Melbourne
Muse Mine
New Mills
North East Derbyshire
Nurse's garter belt
Oakhurst House
Pub/church
Ramsley Lodge
Realstone Limited
Rosliston
Shirebrook
Sutton Scarsdale Hall
Swadlincote
Swadlincote
Swadlincote
Swadlincote
Swadlincote
TG Green & Co Pottery Works
The Abbey
The Apollo inn
The Ghost Farm
The royal hotel
Theatre
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What our articles say about these places
La centrale A a fermé en 1995 et la B en 1999, et les bâtiments ont été démantelés vers 2000, ne laissant que les tours hyperboloïdes comme repère régional. La démolition a été accordée puis abandonnée à plusieurs reprises, un permis de 2017 est devenu caduc et un projet de centrale à gaz s'est enlisé, tandis qu'un …Read the article : Abandoned Places in the UK: Top 10 Urbex →
