Map Abandoned Places Texas - Texas Urbex Map 2026
Urbex Map Texas: 600+ Abandoned Places with GPS Coordinates 🇺🇸
Everything is bigger in Texas, including its urbex scene. Our Texas urbex map 2026 brings together more than 600 abandoned places, collected through years of research, long road trips and tips from the urban exploration community. It's the ultimate tool for photographers, adventurers and lovers of lost places.
From Houston to El Paso, with stops in Dallas, San Antonio, Austin and the remote landscapes of West Texas, the map helps you find hospitals, schools, motels, churches, ranches and plenty of other abandoned buildings.
Texas is full of surprises: you'll come across everything from oil boom ghost towns to abandoned schools and hospitals, each one telling a piece of the Lone Star State's history.
Members also unlock our VIP urbex spots, a hand-picked selection of rare abandoned buildings you won't find shared anywhere else online.
We keep improving our abandoned places map by regularly adding new urbex locations and updating existing ones.
How does it work?
Access is instant and automatic: as soon as your order is complete, you receive an email with your Texas urbex map. No waiting time.
The map opens in Google Maps and Google Earth, on your phone or computer, and every location includes accurate GPS coordinates, essential for crossing a state this big.
What will you find on the Texas urbex map?
◉ Oil boom ghost towns | Abandoned ranches & farmhouses
◉ Abandoned schools | Abandoned hospitals & asylums
◉ Abandoned motels & gas stations | Abandoned hotels
◉ Abandoned churches | Abandoned factories & refineries
◉ Abandoned military bases | Abandoned prisons
Lifetime free updates
Every purchase includes lifetime free updates. Through our regular emails, you'll discover the latest urbex spots added, see which places are no longer accessible, and much more.
If you report a location that has been renovated or demolished, with proof (photos, news articles, etc.), you'll receive two free urbex locations of your choice.
Texas is just the beginning: check out our complete collection of urbex maps of the USA, one map for each of the 50 states.



