The most complete urbex map of Latvia available — 300+ verified GPS locations across the entire country, from the Skrunda-1 Cold War ghost town in Kurzeme to the Soviet radio telescope at Irbene, the Karosta military district in Liepāja, and the abandoned industrial complexes of Riga. Every location in our Latvia Urbex Map has been verified, rated for access, and documented with explorer notes.
What's Inside the Latvia Urbex Map
300+ GPS locations covering every major category of Latvian abandonment:
- Cold War military sites — Skrunda-1 ghost town, Irbene radio telescope, Karosta sea forts, radar stations, and bunker complexes across Kurzeme
- Soviet ghost towns — self-sufficient military settlements abandoned overnight in 1991-1994
- Industrial sites — Riga factory complexes, Soviet-era plants, and the Soviet bus graveyard
- Baltic German manors — 17th-19th century estate ruins across Vidzeme, Kurzeme, and Latgale
- Abandoned hotels & resorts — Soviet-era Baltic coast complexes and Jūrmala resort infrastructure
- Religious heritage — abandoned churches, monasteries, and the Daugavpils synagogue district
- Soviet collective farms — KOLKHOZ grain silos, machinery halls, and cultural houses across the Latvian countryside
- Castles & palaces — Cesvaine Palace, Latvian medieval castle ruins, and aristocratic estate complexes
How the Map Works
After purchase, you receive instant access to the digital map — compatible with Google Maps, Maps.me, and any GPS application that reads standard coordinate formats. Each location includes GPS coordinates, an access rating (easy / requires recon / exterior only), a condition note, and explorer tips. The map is downloadable for offline use — essential for the remote Kurzeme forest sites where mobile coverage can fail.
Coverage by Region
| Region | What's Mapped | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Riga & Region | Industrial, Soviet buildings, manors | Riga factory complexes, Soviet architecture, Jūrmala |
| Kurzeme | Cold War military, ghost towns, sea forts | Skrunda-1, Irbene, Karosta, bus graveyard |
| Vidzeme | Manors, castles, Soviet collective farms | Cesvaine Palace, Baltic German estates |
| Zemgale | Agricultural collective farms, manors | KOLKHOZ infrastructure, estate ruins |
| Latgale | Soviet industrial, Daugavpils fortress, religious | Daugavpils fortress, Soviet factories |
❓ FAQ
Is the Latvia Urbex Map compatible with my phone?
Yes — the map is delivered as GPS coordinates compatible with Google Maps, Apple Maps, Maps.me and any GPS application. It works on iOS, Android and desktop. We recommend downloading Maps.me and the Latvia offline map before trips to Kurzeme and Latgale where coverage can be unreliable.
Are the 300+ locations all currently abandoned?
Every location has been verified as abandoned at the time of inclusion. We update the map when sites are demolished, renovated or their access status changes — all purchasers receive free updates forever.
How long does it take to visit all the main Latvia urbex sites?
A focused 7-day road trip covers the highlights: Riga and surroundings (2 days), Kurzeme coast and Liepāja/Karosta (2 days), Irbene and Skrunda-1 (1 day), Vidzeme manors and Cesvaine (1 day), Latgale and Daugavpils (1 day). A thorough exploration of all 300+ locations requires 3-4 weeks.
🎯 Get the Map
300+ GPS locations. Instant access. Free updates forever. The most complete urbex resource for Latvia in English — everything you need for a single day from Riga or a three-week road trip across the country.
Latvia Urbex Map — 300+ GPS Locations
- ✓ 300+ verified GPS locations across Latvia
- ✓ All five regions covered
- ✓ Instant access after purchase
- ✓ Free updates forever
€9.99
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