Urbex Map Mississippi - Abandoned Places Mississippi

Abandoned Mississippi: Urbex Map of 450+ Lost Places with GPS 🇺🇸

Discover Mississippi as few people ever see it with our abandoned places map. Built from field explorations, archives and community reports, this Mississippi urbex map reveals more than 450 lost places and is the go-to resource for anyone passionate about urban exploration, photography and Southern history.

From Jackson to Gulfport, by way of Hattiesburg, Vicksburg and the wildest parts of the Delta, the map points you to abandoned mansions, stores, churches, schools and a wide range of other forgotten sites.

Here, urbex means antebellum homes, forgotten Delta stores, old cotton gins and so much more, scattered along quiet highways and river towns.

Beyond the classic spots, you'll unlock exclusive VIP abandoned places, rare finds reserved for our members and never shared online.

The map is a living tool: we add new urbex locations and update existing ones on a regular basis.

When will I receive my map?

Right away. Delivery is fully automated, so your Mississippi urbex map lands in your inbox within minutes of your purchase.

It works with Google Maps and Google Earth on any device, and every abandoned building is listed with its exact GPS coordinates, a real help on the Delta's long rural roads.

Which abandoned places are on the map?

◉ Antebellum homes | Forgotten Delta stores & juke joints

◉ Abandoned cotton gins & farms | Abandoned churches

◉ Abandoned schools | Abandoned hospitals

◉ Hurricane-damaged buildings | Abandoned hotels & motels

◉ Abandoned factories | Small-town ghost towns

Free updates, for life

Your map never goes out of date: updates are free for life. We regularly email you the new abandoned places added and the spots that are no longer accessible.

Spotted a place that has been demolished or restored? Send us proof (photos, news articles, etc.) and get two urbex locations of your choice for free.

Planning to explore beyond Mississippi? Discover our urbex maps of all 50 US states and find abandoned places wherever your next road trip takes you.