Urbex Map Indiana - Abandoned Places Map Indiana

Abandoned Indiana: Urbex Map of 500+ Lost Places with GPS 🇺🇸

Whether you're a seasoned explorer or just getting started, the Abandoned Places Indiana Map gives you a complete overview of the Hoosier State's urbex spots. More than 500 lost places are listed, each one coming from in-depth research, real explorations and the help of the urban exploration community.

Whether you're near Indianapolis, Gary or Fort Wayne, around Evansville or lost somewhere in the Hoosier countryside, the map shows you where to find factories, churches, schools, theaters, houses and many other places time forgot.

Here, urbex means giant steel mills, old car factories, historic hotels and theaters and so much more, scattered across cities and small towns alike.

The map also includes exclusive VIP locations: rare abandoned buildings reserved for our members and not published anywhere else on the internet.

Our team regularly adds fresh abandoned places and updates the status of existing ones to keep your explorations rich and varied.

How do I access my Indiana urbex map?

Access is instant right after purchase. No waiting, no manual validation: the whole process is fully automated.

You'll receive an email with your digital map, compatible with Google Maps and Google Earth on smartphone and computer. Every abandoned place comes with precise GPS coordinates for quick and easy navigation.

Which urbex spots are included?

◉ Abandoned steel mills | Abandoned car factories & plants

◉ Historic hotels & theaters | Abandoned churches & cathedrals

◉ Abandoned schools | Abandoned train stations

◉ Abandoned hospitals & asylums | Abandoned houses & mansions

◉ Abandoned limestone quarries | Abandoned prisons

A map that keeps evolving

Every purchase comes with free lifetime updates, based on community feedback, our partners and our own explorations. You'll be notified by email of every new urbex spot and every location that's no longer accessible.

Report a renovated or demolished place with proof (photos, news articles, etc.) and we'll reward you with two free urbex locations of your choice.

Want to go further? Browse our abandoned places maps for all 50 states and plan explorations across the whole country.