Map Abandoned Places Missouri - Urbex Spots Missouri

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Missouri Urbex Map 2026: 530+ Abandoned Places & Lost Places with GPS 🇺🇸

Whether you're a seasoned explorer or just getting started, the Abandoned Places Missouri Map gives you a complete overview of the Show-Me State's urbex spots. More than 530 lost places are listed, each one coming from in-depth research, real explorations and the help of the urban exploration community.

From the brick neighborhoods of St. Louis to the outskirts of Kansas City, with stops in Springfield, Columbia and the remote hills of the Ozarks, the map helps you find breweries, warehouses, motels, churches and plenty of other abandoned buildings.

Missouri is full of surprises: you'll come across everything from old breweries and warehouses to Route 66 motels, each one telling a piece of the state's history.

Our carefully selected VIP urbex spots are exclusive to this map, giving members access to rare abandoned buildings you won't find anywhere else online.

New abandoned places are added regularly and existing ones are kept up to date, so your map keeps growing over time.

How do I get my map after purchase?

Everything is automatic: once payment is confirmed, you instantly receive an email with access to your digital urbex map.

Open it in Google Maps or Google Earth on smartphone or desktop and navigate to each lost place using its precise GPS coordinates, in the city or deep in the Ozarks.

What types of lost places will I find?

◉ Abandoned breweries & warehouses | Route 66 motels & gas stations

◉ Abandoned factories & industrial sites | Abandoned churches

◉ Abandoned hospitals & state asylums | Abandoned schools

◉ Abandoned Ozark resorts & lodges | Abandoned lead mines

◉ Abandoned houses & mansions | Abandoned prisons

Updates included forever

Lifetime updates are included at no extra cost. You'll regularly receive the newest urbex spots in Missouri, along with news about places that have been demolished or secured.

Help us keep the map accurate: report a demolished or renovated place with proof (photos, news articles, etc.) and receive two free urbex locations of your choice.

Exploring neighboring states too? Find every urbex map of the United States in our 50-state collection.